SIP-DECT Basics - Managed Leases
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1. FIP Server 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 29 System Installation Overview Overview Configuring RFPs via the Java OM Configurator Tool RFP Boot Process Configuring the OMM via the VVEB UI 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 30 System Startup OM Configurator Main Screen view in slide show OpenMobility Configurator 1 6 6 Cox Configuration Help sem Save RFPs Run config s Send config Broadcom Netltreme 57xx Gigabit Controller Packet Scheduler Miniport e The OM Configurator is used to RFP configurations Connection RFP discover and manually configure network settings on the RFPs OM Configurator Tool as proxy ucts TT sm e Requires Java Runtime Environment version 1 6 or higher e Additional network parameters are available via the Add parameter putton e All settings are stored on the RFP s internal flash Note The PC running OM Configurator must be on the same LAN as the RFP for successful connection LEE 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 31 System Installation Overview view in slide show OpenMobility Configurator 1 6 6 Using the OM Configurator tool veres ts een g g a Send config Bro dcom NetXtreme 57xx Gigabit Controller Packet Scheduler Minip tv i Copy the RFP configuration list mou OMM_Configurator jar file from the CD Over to your PC _ RFP address Cas pr2. Aastra SIP DECT System Installation amp Configuration 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 1 Contents System Components amp Architecture Pre installation planning Installation amp Configuration 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 2 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD Aastra SIP DECT System Components pe DECT 142 DECT 610d DECT 620d DECT 630d Indoor Access Handset Handset Handset Handset Point RFP 32 HD L e Outdoor Access Open Mobility Manager Point RFP 34 OMM Software 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 4 Access Point Features aa Hardware RFP32 Indoor Access Point OPTIONAL 120v AC power adapter NOT INCLUDED Wall mounting kit 2 internal space diversity antenna s Operating Conditions Temperature 23 F to 113 F 5 C to 45 C Hardware RFP34 Outdoor Access Point 2 external space diversity antenna s Optional wall mounting or mast mounting kits PoE ONLY Operating Conditions Temperature 13 F to 131 F 25 C to 55 C 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 5 SIP DECT Access Point Characteristics All Aastra DECT devices conform to FCC amp Regulatory Canada directives FCC 15 323 amp FCC 15 319 measured and released e US NTP 100mW 20dBm Frequency range 1920 1930 MHz 5 Carriers available in the FCC IC permitted band of 1920 1930Mhz DECT
3. WEB UI ADs Radio fixed parts Home Logout Press the a New putton Portable part General settings figured WLAN 7 Enter the following System featu information 4 RFP MAC address 6 bytes para hex format colon eee separated Antenna diversity Location NUS Check the DECT 802 11b g channel settings box Output power level w Set the DECT cluster to 1 OR Press the OK button LE Internet 2007 Aastra technologies LTD i 51 OMM VVEB UI Radio Fixed Parts i AASTRA OpenMobility Home Logout System Radio fixed parts DECT cluster 1 Portable parts WLAN System features Info No standby OMM There is no OpenMobility Manager in standby mode configured Sorted by DECT clusters Capture allowed x RFP ID Location MAC address IP address VD 2 00 Confroom 00 30 42 0D 1E 88 169 254 46 234 RFP32 US Connected Active The Connected and Active green checkmarks need to appear on all RFPs Add additional RF P s to the cluster if required Also the 3 LED from the top will turn solid green on ALL RFP s that are added 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 52 OMM WEB UI Radio Fixed Parts States States of an RFP Location MAC Address IP Address HW Type ActiveSynchronous g i ea F ha DES cd 00 Lab 1 00 30 42 0C BD 41 172 3
4. ata time The connection will automatically be dropped if the maintainer installer stays connected for 5 minutes without any activity 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 41 OMM WEB UI Login gt OMM Login Home Logout System End user license agreement Press the Accept button for the End user license agreement Radio fixed parts BY CLICKING ACCEPT INSTALLING COPYING OR OTHERWISE USING ANY PART OF THE A Portable naris SOFTWARE AS DEFINED BELOW YOU AGREE TO BE BOUND BY THE TERMS OF THIS EULA H IF a YOU DO NOT AGREE WITH THE TERMS OF THIS EULA DO NOT INSTALL OR USE THE System features SOFTWARE WLAN Aastra Software End User License Agreement EULA for OpenMobilityManager 2008 05 14 These license terms are an agreement between Aastra Telecom Schweiz AG or one of its affiliates Aastra and you By downloading or installing the Software or using the product containing the Software you represent and warrant that you have read understand have the legal capacity to and hereby agree to be legally bound by these terms and conditions If you do not agree to all of these terms then you may not download install or use the software Le License Subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement Aastra grants the original end user purchaser of the Software or the Aastra product containing the Software You a nonexclusive license to use the Software in object form solely with
5. 0 206120 RFP32 y y z e IS up and running e IS synchronized with other RFPs in its cluster Active but Asynchronous Location MAC Address IP Address ActiveSynchronous The RFP has been able to contact the OMM but di na essa has not been able to synchronize to its neighbours yet No DECT communication is possible This phase should usually last only for a few seconds Sea rc h n g Location MAC Address IP Address The RFP has lost synchronization to its neighbours No DECT communication is possible This phase should usually last only for a few seconds after starting up the RFP or the OMM If this state lasts longer or is re entered after being in a synchronous ES this is an indication for a bad location of the RFP32 Yy ActiveSynchronous Location MAC Address IP Address Inactive The RFP has connected to the OMM but the air interface has not been switched on yet This phase should last only for a few seconds after starting up the RFP Not connected Location MAC Address IP Address ActiveSynchronous 8 g 00 Lab 1 00 30 42 0C BD 41 172 30 206 120 RFP32 x The RFP was configured but has not connected to de En n the OMM yet 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD ActiveSynchronous 53 OMM WEB UI Portable Parts vievv in slide shovv gt gt OMM WEB UI New portable part System i Name Portable parts RATE Ter Press t
6. ashing 5 flashes i every 2 seconds i Application Green flashing one flash i du g Unused LED every 2 seconds i Application Green flashing one flash LED green Application per second Application Green flashing 2 sec on 0 5 sec off i LED orange Applicaton Si LED red Booter 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 39 System Setup OMM WEB UI System Setup Open Mobility Manager The OMM IS responsible for the call set up and management of the Aastra SIP DECT solution There is only one OMM controlling a DECT cluster at one time The OMM performs the following tasks e Signaling gateway SIP lt gt DECT e Facilitates system configuration modifications e DECT Management with Subscription Registration Authentication Support for Handover Roaming Management of media streams between Radio Fixed Parts RFP s Control of synchronization of the RFP s 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 40 OMM WEB UI Login gt OMM Login Connection to the OMM is via a ASTPA web browser Explorer 6 0 or Mozilla Firefox 1 5 with frame support JavaScript and cookies OpenMobility Manager V1 6 enabled Enter the OMM IP address into a browser ser mec The default username is omm Paso and the password is omm Press the OK button The OMM service access is restricted to one active session
7. ation for the first RFP 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 20 Installation cont Site RF Survey Execution 8 Move the RF survey equipment kit to the first RFP installation location intersection point 9 Repeat the steps 1 to 4 in order to map out the 70 dBm coverage contour for the first RFP 10 Ifa second RFP is required it s location must be on or within the 70 dBm contour of the first RFP to ensure reliable synchronization 11 Move the RF survey equipment kit to the second RFP installation location 12 Repeat the steps 1 to 4 in order to map out the 70 dBm coverage contour for the second RFP 13 Install the RFP s in the locations tested provided that The RFP s have a reliable synchronization link gt 70dBm The customers RF coverage requirements are met The customers traffic requirements are met 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD NO Your Connection to the World Aastra SIP DEC I TM Installation amp Configuration What s in the box Included In Box Items RF P32 Access Point RFP 32 For indoor use screw and anchors for Wall Mounting Paper Drilling Template Regulatory and Safety Information NOTE Not Included AC Adapter 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 23 Included In Box Items RF P34 Access Point RFP 34 Outdoor Use Antennas 2 Black antennas screw on assemblies Paper Drilling Te
8. channel TX Frequencies e 0 1928 448 e 1 1926 20 2 1924 992 e 3 1923 264 e 4 1921 536 24 slots per carrier 8 slot pairs or channels for voice 2 slot pairs or channels for Hand in 2 slot pairs for Signalling Synchronization 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 6 Call Control and Media Paths IP Phone WEB Browser Call Control Ethernet LAN De NS lt SIP Signalling Access Point control and Media St verb Synchronisation interface Media Stream lt Service via WEB Configurator DECT Radio signalling 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD T SIP DEC I System Architecture Call Control Branch Location IP Phone Main Office Ethernet 8 Simultaneous calls per RFP RFP 32 Handover 4 OpenMobility P Management Eh OMM tor the entire network Up to 256 RFPs and 512 handsets sr Roaming Between Locations SA eee DECT 142 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD Pre Installation Preparation Systematically collect a reference set of information to determine Coverage requirements Capacity Requirement Unique issues Network topology and configuration requirements Look to maximize synchronization redundancy where possible Go on site verify and redesign as required Initial Admin Info Site address Site contact name number and email Technical IS IT co
9. er IPEI Subscribed i i John Doe 9782754000 012 1 0613665 J When successful the green checkmark will show up next to the portable part in the OMM WEB Ul 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 56 Post Installation Coverage Verification After the installation and system startup have been successfully completed a coverage verification test should be completed Qualitative assessment of call quality under mobility Call a second person on a land line or a stationary handset located near the RFP Verification of coverage by walking all critical areas Verification of coverage in hand off locations Hand offs should be seamless and unperceivable to the user 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 57 Thank you Questions 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 58
10. es synchronization it will go Inactive unless it has redundant synchronization links that it can utilize Once all active calls are released inactive RFP s automatically attempt to re sync 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 16 Installation Site RF Survey Objective The purpose of the RF survey is to determine the number and positions of the RFP s in order to provide radio coverage in the customer defined areas The result of a RF survey will provide an overview of the cell boundary locations Voice quality will be maximized and Frame Errors will be minimized within these boundaries RF ee Equipment Kit ss Aastra Access Point RFP 32 NA Tn PoE Injector for RFP F Tripod extendable to 10 feet or more UPS fully charged 2x Aastra DECT 142 Handsets fully charged FTP server Aastra 531 IP phone All required s w pre installed amp configured Cross CAT cable TFTP Server 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 17 Installation cont Site RF Survey Execution Turn on the Aastra DECT 142 handsets and place them in Site Survey mode by pressing Frame Errors RSSI in dE Current RFP Menu R 76 Use the up down scroll keys to select the menu item Site Survey Press the OK softkey and you will be presented with the Site Survey screen The handset will measure and report the signal strength received from the RFP in units
11. he New mi button code Enter the following Additional sd information SIP authentication Name Number reson IPEl confirmation ait PARK 31100303421740 Subscription alowed x Located on Handset under System Menu User Name Subscriber Line Port from ICP Password from ICP Press the OK button 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 54 OMM WEB UI Portable Parts Portable parts gt gt OMM WEB UI No standby OMM There 15 no OpenMobility Manager in standby mode configured System Portable parts Subscription with configured IPEIs Press the Start Sat PARK 31100303421740 button under Wildcard subscription view in slide show Subscription with configured IPEls 1 1 Portable pgs Name Number IPEI Subscribed The amp ij John Doe 9762254000 01271 0613665 7 x Subscription allowed now has a green checkmark You ar now ready to subscribe the DECT handsets Write down this PARK code Itis needed to complete the subscription on the DECT handsets 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD DECT 142 Handsets Subscriptions Instructions view in slide show Portable parts gt No standby OMM There 15 no OpenMobility Manager in standby mode configured PARK 31100303421 40 Sat Subscription allowed Y 1 1 Portable part Name Numb
12. ings time DST of a time zone can be changed Name Eastern ID m ST Standard Time UTC difference 300 min Month 0 Not used Day 0 Not used Day of week 0 Not used 1 Sunday 7 Saturday Week 0 Not used 1 First 5 Last Hour Minute Daylight savings time Standard time Ca difference Month 0 Not used Day D Not used Day of week 0 Not used 1 Sunday 7 Saturday Week 0 Not used 1 First 5 Last Hour Minute w 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD view in slide show ma TE iN CO OMM WEB UI Backup amp Restore view in slide show OMM WEB UI ASTRA gt Seen Backu p System Backup __ System settings I Click On the Es No standby OMM cc S ave 33 D utt O n User account Time zones Restore Radio fixed parts Press the Portable parts Browse button wan Type WinZip File to find the file System features Rte Press the ven GG 33 Restore button NC Ec ana E nae harm your computer f you do not trust the source do not open or save this file What s the risk 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 50 OMM WEB UI Radio Fixed Parts New radio fixed part A Please configure a WLAN profile for this RFP type view in slide show Please configure the WLAN regulatory domain on the system settings page gt OMM
13. ly O pti on ey features P N one User name oot 3 Months Es 6 Months sword confirm P ress th e OK Password aging None button 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 44 OMM WEB UI Main Screen gt OMM WEB UI Main Screen After login the follovving options are available System Radio Fixed Parts Portable Parts VVLAN NOT USED System Features Info Home Logout Radio fixed parts No standby OMM Portable parts WLAN There is no OpenMobility Manager in standby mode configured System features Info System Race OpenMobility Manager system settings Radio fixed parts Tr Adding changing and deleting the radio fixed parts Configuration of the portable parts D WLAN parameter configuration System features System features like digit treatment and directory 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 45 OMM WEB Ul System Settings vievv in slide shovv gt OMM WEB UI System System settings Configure the following fields Assign a System Name Enter the PARK code that came with the unit on the CD with the dashes The DECT Regulatory domain should be US FCC IC Select an optional DECT authentication code any numeric code up to 8 digits Set Date and Time lf the NTP server is available then this step is not required Even with an NTP server it is still ok to se
14. mplate Regulatory and Safety Information NOTE Requires the use of a Wall Mounting Kit lt Aastra Part D4602 286D 00 00 Verizon MC 73196677 Lile 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 24 Included In Box Items DECT 142 Handset DECT 142 Handset 3 AAA rechargeable batteries Memory Card Pre installed Charging Cradle Belt Clip 120 VAC Power Adapter Quick User Guide 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 25 Included In Box Items OMM Activation Kit PARK Key code Portable Access Rights Key OMM Software omm_ffsip tftp file Configurator Tool OMM_Configurator jar file OMM Installation Administration and Maintenance Document DECT 142 Handset Quick Guide DECT 142 Handset User Manual NOTE An OMM Activation Kit must be ordered when installing a new system 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 26 Optional Equipment AC Adapter for RFP32 Wall Mount kit for RFP34 Includes 3 sealing washers 3 anchors for wall mounting 3 screws M 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 27 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 28 Components Tools needed for installation RFP32 s or RFP34 s DECT 142 Handset s A C Adapter if not using PoE RFP32 ONLY gt OMM Activation Kit CD OM Configurator Tool omm f sip t tp file PARK Code
15. ntact name number and email 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 10 Pre Installation Coverage Details 2 copies of scaled floor plan drawings with 1 copy showing Areas where coverage is required Special areas of coverage elevators stairwells washrooms outdoors etc Areas where coverage is not necessary Areas of high handset density traffic Construction Materials Exterior material tyoe metal wood concrete etc Interior walls type and height metal wood concrete drywall tile etc Ceiling type and height metal wood concrete drywall etc Door type metal wood glass etc Number of floors Environment Proximity to high power transmitters Radio TV Cellular etc Nature of the environment Other existing wireless systems WLAN Bluetooth other DECT systems etc Office conference warehouse store etc 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 11 Pre Installation Capacity Details Number of Handsets required for initial deployment Busy Hour Traffic estimates if available Network information SIP Server IP Address Host Name and port number TFTP Server IP Address Host Name Gateway Router IP Address OMM Base Station IP Address OMM Secondary Station IP Address if configuring resiliency Subnet Mask Domain Name optional Domain Name Server optional Other RFP IP Addresses if required PoE Switches installed in the ne
16. of dBm A RSSI Received Signal Strength Indicator value of 30 is better than a value of 40 Current RFP ID last 2 digits Portable Part PP Fixed Part FP 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 18 Installation cont Site RF Survey Execution On the customer provided site plans identify Critical points in the areas of desired coverage Setup the equipment as illustrated in the previous slide at one of the identified critical points For this example we will start at CP1 Turn on the laptop and ensure that the TFTP service is running Connect power to the RFP Once it has fully completed the boot up cycle the green LED vvill be illuminated 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD Installation cont Site RF Survey Execution 1 Raise the RFP to the desired height maintaining at least 1 foot or more spacing from the ceiling or metallic objects While monitoring the RSSI walk away from the RFP When an RSSI level of 70 dBm is obtained mark the location on the customer supplied site plans Continue to find other 70 dbm locations so that a 70 contour boundary can be mapped out on the site plans Move the RF survey equipment kit to the second critical point previously identified Repeat the steps 1 to 4 in order to map out the 70 dBm VA contour for CP2 d Identify the location where both contours intersect This intersection is the most ideal loc
17. or 1 6 6 m aix Configuring the RFP Configuration Hel e The following parameters need to be scan Save RFPs Load contig editat added by using the Add Parameter RFP configuration list Connection to RFP button Cl Lopi ere e DNS Addresses e DNS Domain e Broadcast Address e NT P Server Address e NTP Server Name e Country 100 e 21d OMM IP Address 00 30 42 0d 1e b8 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 37 System Installation OM Configurator Parameters Sending the Configuration e Once all the fields are configured re la onu s Este Add parameter you press the Send config button to load the information into the RFP view in slide show rer Configurator 1 6 6 DCD rrnfimratirn ot Es tn DCD 4 i a Get Fie e Make sure that the omm_ffsip tftp file is loaded on the TFTP server e The send ok message appears at the bottom left corner when successful NOTE If the RFP s lose power the omm_ffsip tftp file needs to be reloaded It is NOT stored on the RFP s e The RFP will download the omm _ffsip tftp file from the TFTP server e The GREEN LED on the RFP will then begin blinking 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 38 System Startup RFP Boot Process REP Boot Process Process State LED Status RFP 32 NA Booter DHCP Red flashing one flash every 2 seconds RFP L 32 IP Booter TFTP Red fl
18. ovvn scan req ok 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 34 System Installation OM Configurator Scan view in slide show El OpenMobility Configurator 1 6 6 Sela RFP configuration list Connection to RFP Open Mobility Configurator e Click on the RFP MAC address e The RFP MAC address field gets populated _ as proxy e You are now ready to configure the RFP 00 30 427 0d 1e be O scan reg ok 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 35 System Installation OM Configurator Parameters ages Configurator 1 6 6 AE Configuring the RFP e The following parameters need to be sm conta ficats Ada parameter Send conto _ Reset cont Engish vas setup on the RFP and are on the initial screen e Use Local Configuration YES IP Address eAssign an IP Address for this RFP e Net Mask e TFTP Server Address e TFTP File Name omm ffsip tftp e OMM IP Address e Enter the primary RFP 32 34 OMM IP Address If the installation does not call for multiple RFP 32 34 units then this is IP address of this RFP 32 34 _ as proxy Use local configuration G no IP address 692442 OO 25525500 00 30 42 0d 1e b8 6925445238 OOO omm sip p 1692544824 OO 169 254 46 1 e Router Address 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 36 System Installation OM Configurator Parameters view in slide show FA OpenMobi lity Configurat
19. oxy cites a IE Executable Jar File YOM Configurator jar Double click the file to launch the tool 192 168 10 250 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 32 System Installation OM Configurator Main Screen view in slide show B OpenMobility Configurator 1 6 6 KR Configuration Help O M Co nfi g u rator Tool ES Save RFPS Run config s Send config Broadcom NetXtreme 57xx Gigabit Controller Packet Scheduler Miniport r RFP configuration list Connection to RFP e Open the Ethernet adapter drop down box on the top right If your PC has multiple as proxy adapters co ES o Choose your adapter IP address of your PC appears on bottom left of screen ee i i 192 168 10 250 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 33 System Installation OM Configurator Scan view in slide show OpenMobility Configurator 1 6 6 FX E Configuration Help nc ene soort oa ie Bat Pa Se M RFP configuration list Comnection to RFP Scan e Clicking the Scan button causes the OM Configurator to search for RFPs on the local LAN network _ as proxy List configuration 00 30 42 0d lezb 0 El 0 O yes no 8 OC e At the bottom left corner the send scan command to pl ala z A FF FF FF FF FF FF is TFTP file name Po sent af X OMM IP address a e he send req ok i appears and the list of RFP s e 8 are sh
20. t it manually Press the OK button system settings Mo standby OMM A System name There is no OpenMobility Manager in standby mode configured Cancel Remote access CI 11 Clima to Rive Standby OMM IP address Synchronized When changing the DECT regulatory domain all radio fixed parts will be reset Regulatory domain DECT authentication code dd Syslog IP address Fort Defaul When changing the WLAN regulatory domain all access points will be deactivated VVL AN settings Date and time Time zone Eastern EST UTC 5 DST Local time in HH MM SS format Local date in DD MM YvYYyY format OMM WEB UI Standby OMM gt OMM WEB UI System System Settings IP Address displays the IP address of the standby OMM if resiliency has been configured Synchronized Displays the communication status of the Master and standby OMM The green checkmark shows they are synchronized System settings General settings System name Verizon Remote access IP parameters ToS for voice packets ToS for signalling packets 0 TIL Time to live Standby OMM IP address 192 168 10 25 Synchronized Ti When changing the DECT regulatory domain all radio fixed parts will be reset PARK 31100303421740 Encryption DECT monitor Regulatory domain US FCC IC amp DECT a
21. the equipment for which the Software was intended or where authorized in the applicable documentation for communication with such product This license may not be sublicensed and is not transferable except to a person or entity to whom you transfer ownership of the Accept tori i 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 42 OMM WEB UI Login e MIM Login System User account nter el 66 F U System settings oe SIP ae rc T Currently the default password for Full access 15 active Please change the password first a C ce S S Time zones Backup D passwWo rd Radio fixed parts Cancel Portable parts Local user account C h OOSE th z WLAN Account type Full access 66 System features Active Passvvord x 393 i User name aging option g g p Old password N one Password Password confirmation 3 Months Password aging 6 Months Press the OK button 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 43 OMM WEB UI Login OMM Login AASTRA Enter a Root SSH System User account 33 System settings ee only password gt Change passwords _ F or d 9 g no sti C Currently the default password for Root SSH only is active Please change the password first Time zones purposes only Backup EI EEES Cancel Radio fixed parts 7 O h OOSE th i 55 Portable parts Local user account Password aging WLAN Account type Root SSH on
22. twork infrastructure or PoE injectors CAT5 Ethernet cabling 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 12 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD Synchronization of Access Points gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt gt Access points synchronize with each other to enable calls to complete a seamless handover between access points synchronization is via signaling over the wireless connections between access points Access points only need to sync with one other access point le they relay synchronization between access points Only access points that are synchronized together support call handover ie allows users to roam across synchronized access points A group of synchronized access points Is called a CLUSTER 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 14 Clusters Access points can not always synchronize le different building different floors Calls can be originated and terminated from all Clusters but handover can not occur between Clusters When access points are provisioned they are grouped into designated Clusters 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 15 Installation cont RFP Synchronization and Redundancy One cluster with 5 RFPs Each RFP has RF visibility red line to at least one other RFP Visibility to more than 1 RFP provides redundant synchronization links and improve reliability Ifa RFP los
23. uthentication code 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 47 OMM VVEB UI SIP SIP gt OMM WEB UI System Configure the following field SIP Proxy Server Address Proxy Port of Registrar Server Address Registrar Port of Registration Period 3600 Outbound Proxy Address Outbound Proxy Port Check User Agent info Select Codec Priority Preferred codec 1 G 729A Preferred codec 2 G 711u law Preferred codec 3 G 711a law Select the Preferred packet time Default 30 msec Check Out of Band Select Payload type of 101 Press the OK button view in slide show Changing these settings may cause the GOpenMobilitvy Manager ta aa Mo stand b CFA PA There is no OpenMobilitvy Manager in standby mode configured Cancel Basic settings 125001 DEO Proxy Server Prossy port Restart Q Please be patient until the OpenMobility Manager has been restarted E ESNI ES E ESD Lowi lt E l PCIe mil Preferred codec 5 Mone t Preferred packet time 20 w msec Mut of band Method Payload type 2007 Aastra Technologies LTD 48 OMM WEB UI Time Zones Time zone gt gt OMM WEB UI System Time Zones Provides the ability to customize the settings of a time zone including daylight savings time With the Configure Time Zone dialog the standard time and the daylight sav
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