Accessing and Navigating the Web Interface .........................................................................................................23
Connecting to the web server and logging on to the Web Portal .....................................................................23
Connecting to the web server ....................................................................................................................23
Logging on to the Web Portal ...................................................................................................................23
Navigating the Web Portal ..............................................................................................................................23
Navigation and Information Panels ...........................................................................................................23
Knowing Your Location ............................................................................................................................24
Understanding User Access Levels ...................................................................................................................25
Viewing the User List ......................................................................................................................................25
Creating a New User .......................................................................................................................................26
Deleting a User ...............................................................................................................................................27
Logging Off ....................................................................................................................................................27
Managing the Database Backup.............................................................................................................................28
Carrying out a First Database Backup .............................................................................................................28
Downloading a Database Backup ....................................................................................................................29
Uploading a Database Backup ........................................................................................................................29
Restoring a Database Backup ..........................................................................................................................29
Working with Configurations................................................................................................................................30
Viewing the List of Installed Applications .................................................................................................30
Starting an Application .............................................................................................................................30
Verifying that an Application is Operating ................................................................................................32
Verifying the Application Path ..................................................................................................................32
Activating the Configuration ..........................................................................................................................33
Verifying status .........................................................................................................................................34
2 Configuring VoIP Interfaces ......................................................................................................................... 36
Understanding Parameters for IP Interfaces ....................................................................................................38
Viewing the Status of Interfaces.............................................................................................................................39
Licensed Features ..............................................................................................................................
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IP Interfaces (Detailed View) ..........................................................................................................................41
3 Configuring an ISDN-SIP Gateway .............................................................................................................. 42
Creating a New Configuration ..............................................................................................................................44
Creating a new line interface ...........................................................................................................................46
Understanding Parameters for Line Interfaces ...........................................................................................47
Creating a new line service ..............................................................................................................................48
Understanding Parameters for Line Services ..............................................................................................50
Creating an IP port range ................................................................................................................................50
Understanding Parameters for IP Port Ranges ...........................................................................................51
Understanding Parameters for ISDN Stacks ....................................................................................................53
Defining a Clocking Source...................................................................................................................................54
Understanding Parameters for the System Clock .............................................................................................55
Creating a SIP stack ........................................................................................................................................55
Understanding Parameters for SIP Stacks ..................................................................................................57
Creating a SIP transport server ........................................................................................................................57
Understanding Parameters for SIP Transport Servers ................................................................................58
Creating a SIP service access point (SAP) ........................................................................................................59
Understanding Parameters for SIP SAPs ....................................................................................................60
Configuring Codecs and Tone Detection ..............................................................................................................60
Accessing Profiles and Validating Settings .......................................................................................................60
Managing the Session Description Protocol (SDP) .........................................................................................62
Media Announcement ...............................................................................................................................62
Attribute for Media Announcement ..........................................................................................................63
Allocating an ISDN NAP ...............................................................................................................................65
Understanding Parameters for ISDN NAPs ..............................................................................................66
Allocating a SIP NAP ......................................................................................................................................66
Understanding Parameters for SIP NAPs ..................................................................................................68
Creating a primary call route ...........................................................................................................................69
Understanding Parameters for Call Routing ..............................................................................................71
Viewing the Status of the TDM Lines...................................................................................................................72
General View ..................................................................................................................................................72
Line Interface ............................................................................................................................................73
Line Service ...............................................................................................................................................73
Viewing the Status of the ISDN Stack...................................................................................................................74
General View ..............................................................................................................................
meslot States Diagram .................................................................................................................................75
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Viewing the Status of the SIP Stack.......................................................................................................................76
General View ..................................................................................................................................................76
SIP Stack Configuration Status .................................................................................................................77
SIP SAP Detailed Status ............................................................................................................................78
Viewing the Status of the NAPs.............................................................................................................................79
General View ..................................................................................................................................................79
Configuring the MTP2 Layer................................................................................................................................82
Creating an MTP2 Configuration ...................................................................................................................82
Understanding Parameters for MTP2 Configurations ...............................................................................83
Understanding Parameters for MTP2 Links ..............................................................................................85
Configuring the MTP3 Layer................................................................................................................................86
Creating an MTP3 Configuration ...................................................................................................................86
Understanding Parameters for MTP3 Configurations ...............................................................................87
Creating an MTP3 Network ...........................................................................................................................87
Understanding Parameters for MTP3 Networks .......................................................................................88
Creating an MTP3 Point Code .......................................................................................................................88
Understanding Parameters for SS7 Point Codes ........................................................................................89
Creating an MTP3 Linkset .............................................................................................................................90
Understanding Parameters for MTP3 Linksets ..........................................................................................91
Understanding Parameters for MTP3 Links ..............................................................................................93
Creating an MTP3 Route ...............................................................................................................................93
Understanding Parameters for MTP3 Routes ............................................................................................95
Configuring the ISUP Layer..................................................................................................................................95
Creating an ISUP Stack ..................................................................................................................................95
Understanding Parameters for ISUP Stacks ...............................................................................................96
Creating an ISUP Network .............................................................................................................................97
Understanding Parameters for ISUP Networks .........................................................................................98
Creating an ISUP User Part ............................................................................................................................98
Understanding Parameters for ISUP User Parts .........................................................................................99
Creating an ISUP Interface ...........................................................................................................................100
Understanding Parameters for ISUP Interfaces ........................................................................................101
Viewing the Status of SS7 MTP2 Links...............................................................................................................102
General View ................................................................................................................................................102
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General View ................................................................................................................................................104
MTP3 Link .............................................................................................................................................107
Viewing the Status of SS7 ISUP Stacks................................................................................................................108
General View ................................................................................................................................................108
ISUP Stack Status ...................................................................................................................................109
ISUP Interface Status ..............................................................................................................................110
Circuit Group Status ...............................................................................................................................111
Configuring an M2PA System.............................................................................................................................116
Adding an Adapter ........................................................................................................................................117
Understanding Parameters for Hardware Adapters ..................................................................................119
Creating Line Interfaces ................................................................................................................................119
Understanding Parameters for Line Interfaces .........................................................................................120
Creating Line Services ...................................................................................................................................121
Understanding Parameters for Line Services ............................................................................................123
Creating the SCTP Configuration ................................................................................................................124
Understanding Parameters for SCTP Configurations ..............................................................................124
Creating an M2PA Configuration .................................................................................................................125
Understanding Parameters for M2PA Configurations .............................................................................125
Creating an M2PA SAP ................................................................................................................................126
Understanding Parameters for M2PA SAPs .............................................................................................127
Understanding Parameters for M2PA Links ............................................................................................128
Creating SS7 Point Codes .............................................................................................................................129
Understanding Parameters for SS7 Point Codes ......................................................................................130
Creating an MTP3 Configuration .................................................................................................................131
Understanding Parameters for MTP3 Configurations .............................................................................132
Creating an MTP3 Network .........................................................................................................................132
Understanding Parameters for MTP3 Networks .....................................................................................133
Creating an MTP3 Linkset ...........................................................................................................................133
Understanding Parameters for MTP3 Linksets ........................................................................................134
Understanding Parameters for MTP3 (M2PA) Links ..............................................................................136
Creating an MTP3 Route .............................................................................................................................136
Understanding Parameters for MTP3 Routes ..........................................................................................138
Understanding Parameters for ISUP Stacks .............................................................................................139
Creating an ISUP Network ...........................................................................................................................139
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Understanding Parameters for ISUP Networks .......................................................................................140
Creating an ISUP User Part ..........................................................................................................................141
Understanding Parameters for ISUP User Parts .......................................................................................142
Creating an ISUP Interface ...........................................................................................................................142
Understanding Parameters for ISUP Interfaces ........................................................................................143
Creating ISUP CIC Groups ..........................................................................................................................144
Understanding Parameters for ISUP CIC Groups ...................................................................................145
Creating a NAP (SIGTRAN) ........................................................................................................................145
Understanding Parameters for NAPs (SIGTRAN) ..................................................................................147
Configuring an M2UA System on a Signaling Gateway.......................................................................................148
Creating an MTP2 Configuration .................................................................................................................148
Understanding Parameters for MTP2 Configurations .............................................................................149
Understanding Parameters for MTP2 Links ............................................................................................151
Creating an M2UA Configuration ................................................................................................................151
Understanding Parameters for M2UA Configurations ............................................................................152
Creating an M2UA SAP ...............................................................................................................................152
Understanding Parameters for M2UA SAPs ............................................................................................153
Creating an M2UA Cluster ...........................................................................................................................153
Understanding Parameters for M2UA Clusters .......................................................................................154
Understanding Parameters for MTP3 (M2UA) Links .............................................................................159
Configuring an IUA System on a Signaling Gateway ...........................................................................................160
Creating an IUA Configuration ....................................................................................................................160
Understanding Parameters for IUA Configurations .................................................................................161
Creating an IUA SAP ....................................................................................................................................161
Understanding Parameters for IUA SAPs ................................................................................................162
Creating an IUA Cluster ...............................................................................................................................162
Understanding Parameters for IUA Clusters ............................................................................................163
Understanding Parameters for IUA Peers ................................................................................................165
Configuring an M3UA System on IP Signaling Points ........................................................................................166
Creating an M3UA Configuration (IPSP) .....................................................................................................167
Understanding Parameters for M3UA Configurations ............................................................................167
Creating an M3UA SAP ...............................................................................................................................168
Understanding Parameters for M3UA SAPs ............................................................................................169
Creating an M3UA Network ........................................................................................................................169
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Understanding Parameters for M3UA Networks .....................................................................................170
Creating an M3UA User Part .......................................................................................................................170
Understanding Parameters for M3UA User Parts ....................................................................................171
Creating an M3UA Peer Signaling Process (IPSP) ........................................................................................171
Understanding Parameters for M3UA PSPs ............................................................................................172
Creating an M3UA Peer Server .....................................................................................................................173
Understanding Parameters for M3UA Peer Servers .................................................................................174
Creating an M3UA Route .............................................................................................................................175
Understanding Parameters for M3UA Routes .........................................................................................176
Configuring an M3UA System on a Signaling Gateway.......................................................................................177
Adding an Adapter ..............................................................................................................................................192
Understanding Parameters for Hardware Adapters ..................................................................................194
Creating Line Interfaces ................................................................................................................................194
Understanding Parameters for Line Interfaces .........................................................................................195
Creating Line Services ...................................................................................................................................196
Understanding Parameters for Line Services ..................................................................................................198
Copying a Variant Script (optional).....................................................................................................................199
Creating a CAS R2 Stack.....................................................................................................................................200
Understanding Parameters for CAS R2 Stacks ..............................................................................................201
Creating a CAS R2 NAP.....................................................................................................................................201
Understanding Parameters for NAPs .............................................................................................................202
Adding an Adapter ..............................................................................................................................................204
Understanding Parameters for Hardware Adapters ..................................................................................206
Creating Line Interfaces ................................................................................................................................206
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Understanding Parameters for Line Interfaces .........................................................................................207
Creating Line Services ...................................................................................................................................208
Creating an IP Port Range...................................................................................................................................210
Creating an IP port range ..............................................................................................................................210
Understanding Parameters for IP Port Ranges ...............................................................................................211
Allocating a VoIP network access point (NAP) .............................................................................................212
Understanding Parameters for VoIP NAPs ..............................................................................................213
Allocating a TDM Network Access Point (NAP) ..........................................................................................213
Understanding Parameters for TDM NAPs ............................................................................................214
Configuring the Media Gateway for H.248 Mode...............................................................................................215
Creating an H.248 Configuration .......................................................................................................................216
Understanding Parameters for H.248 Configuration ....................................................................................217
Adding a New Media Gateway Controller (MGC) ..............................................................................................217
Understanding Parameters for Media Gateway Controller ............................................................................218
Associating NAPs with the H.248 Configuration ................................................................................................218
Selecting Timeslots for TDM Interfaces..............................................................................................................219
Activating the tbSnmpAgent................................................................................................................................221
Disabling the SELinux Service ......................................................................................................................221
Activating the tbSnmpAgent application .......................................................................................................222
Configuring the tbSnmpAgent ............................................................................................................................223
Configuring SNMP system parameters .........................................................................................................223
Out-of-warranty service ...........................................................................................................................228
Returns for credit ....................................................................................................................................228
Return for credit policy ...........................................................................................................................228
Smart Media Software Configuration Guide 1 • Getting Started with the Web Portal
Overview
This chapter explains how to access and manage the SmartNode Web Portal. Refer to the following sections
for more details on:
• “Accessing and Navigating the Web Interface” on
• “Managing Users” on
• “Managing the Database Backup” on p
• “Working with Configurations” on p
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Accessing and Navigating the Web Interface
This section describes how to login and navigate the SmartNode Web Portal.
Connecting to the web server and logging on to the Web Portal
The first step involved in initially configuring any Smart Media system involves logging on to the Web Portal.
s can be divided into two distinct tasks: Connecting to the web server, and logging on to the Web Portal.
Thi
Connecting to the web server
Using a web browser, connect to the Web Portal b
– http://[DEVICE HOST NAME]:12358
or, alternately,
– http://[DEVICE IP ADDRESS]:12358
Logging on to the Web Portal
In order to log on to the Web Portal configuration tool, enter the root user ID and password. The default values for these
parameters are:
y typing the following in your address bar:
– User ID: root
– D
efault password: root
Navigating the Web Portal
Effective use of the Web Portal requires a basic understand
ing of the physical elements of the tool, how to
access its various components and knowing your current location in the Web Portal display. The following
topics are covered: Navigation and Information Panels and Knowing Your Location.
Navigation and Information Panels
The Web Portal has been designed with a consistent str
eamlined approach for the presentation of Smart Media
configuration data. Information related to the hierarchy of data is displayed in the left-hand navigation panel,
while information related to a selected category is displayed in the information panel found on the right side of
the window.
Selecting a category in the navigation panel causes related
configuration and status information to be dynami-
cally displayed. The navigation panel displays information in a tree-like structure enabling you to understand
w configuration parameters are contained by others.
ho
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Note
Figure 1 on page 24 shows the SmartNode Web Management Interface. The
navigation panel is located to the left of the screen. The infomation panel is
ated to the right.
loc
Figure 1. SmartNode Web Portal Navigation
Knowing Your Location
As you navigate the Web Portal, it is important that you unde
rstand how to determine your current location.
The Web Portal has been designed to make this easy for you. When you browse through the navigation panel,
your current selection is always indicated by a graphical highlight. In addition, the system configuration that
you are using and the specific Smart Media unit that is being configured is always displayed, as shown in the
figure below.
Figure 2. SmartNode Web Portal Menus
• 1: Indicates status Global sub-menu.
• 2: Ind
• 3: Ind
• 4: Dis
icates a configuration named config_patton is selected.
icates a Smart Media hardware device named TB002176 is selected.
plays information concerning the system.
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Managing Users
This section describes how to mange user access levels in the SmartNode Web Portal. (Refer to “Connecting to
the web server and logging on to the Web Portal” on
Portal).
Understanding User Access Levels
The Web Portal is designed to provide varying degrees of wri
user is given full read and write access. This is required so that the root user can function as the system administrator without any restrictions imposed. Subsequent users can be created with the ability to read and write, or
t to read. An integer value from 0 - 9 is assigned to each user.
jus
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te and read privileges to users. By default, the root
Figure 3. SmartNode User Access Levels
• A user with an access level of 0 has access to configurations created with levels 0 - 9.
• A user w
• Conf
ith an access level of 4, will have access to configurations created with user levels 4 - 9.
igurations created with user levels 0 -3 will be invisible to user levels 4-9.
Viewing the User List
It is possible to create an unlimited list of users, each wit
h an assignment from 0-9. Any user can view the entire
list of users, however only a root user with an access level of 0 can modify the access rights of other users.
To view the user list:
1. Se
lect Users from the navigation panel.
Figure 4. Global > Users
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2. The User List is displayed.
Figure 5. User List
Creating a New User
lect Users from the navigation panel.
1. Se
2. Cl
ick Create New User.
Figure 6. User List > Create New User
3. Enter a User Name and Password.
4. Se
lect a Read Privilege Level (from 0-9).
5. Se
lect a Write Privilege Level (from 0-9).
6. Pre
ss Create to save your changes. The User List window is displayed with the newly added user.
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Deleting a User
lect Users from the navigation panel.
1. Se
2. Cl
ick Delete in the information panel, next to the user account that you wish to delete.
Figure 7. User List > Delete User
3. Click OK to confirm the deletion.
4. T
he modified User List is displayed.
Logging Off
When you are finished working in the Web Portal, it is r
ecommended that you log out from your session. If
you do not log out, the session between the Web Browser on your PC and the Web Portal remains active.
To log out from the Web Portal, select Logout from the navigation panel.
Figure 8. Navigation Menu: Logout
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Managing the Database Backup
After carrying out system modifications, it is recommended that you back up the SQL database. This section
describes how to back up the database for the first time, retrieve a saved backup file, upload a new backup file,
and restore the database from a backup file.
Carrying out a First Database Backup
To create a backup file of the database:
ick Backups in the navigation panel.
1. Cl
Figure 9. Global > Backups
2. Click Create, under Create New Database Backup.
Figure 10. Backups > Create new database backup
3. Verify that the “Database backup dump was successfully started. Refresh this page when it is done”
message appears. Then, refresh your Internet browser page.
Figure 11. Database Backup Message
4. Verify that your new backup appears in the Database Backup List.
Figure 12. Database Backup List
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Downloading a Database Backup
Once you have created a backup of your database, it is recomme
nded that you download it to store it to an
external storage device.
1. Cl
ick the Download link to store your backup externally.
Figure 13. Download Database Backup
2. Click Save in the pop-up window to store the backup.
Uploading a Database Backup
An external backup of your database
1. Cl
ick the Choose File tab, under Upload Database Backup, and select your external database backup.
can be uploaded to your SmartNode.
Figure 14. Upload Database Backup File
2. Click the Upload tab, under Backup File.
Restoring a Database Backup
The configuration settings of your syst
1. Cl
ick the Recover link, under Database Backup List, to overwrite the current database and restore your file
em can be restored from a local or remote copy of your database.
backups.
Figure 15. Restore Database Backup File
2. After a few minutes, the Web Portal will come back online and the new configuration will be available.You
need to activate the configuration to apply the changes.
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Working with Configurations
This section explains how to manage applications and instances on the SmartNode Web Portal, how to activate
a configuration, and how to configure IP interfaces. Refer to the following sections for information on:
• “Managing Applications” on
• “Activating the Configuration” on p
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Managing Applications
This section explains how to start up
and verify applications and instances on the Smart Media application
server.
Viewing the List of Installed Applications
The Smart Media application server is designed to run a l
arge variety of applications. Before you can run an
application, you must first be able to view it from a list of applications. To view the selection of applications:
1. Se
lect Instances from the navigation panel.
Figure 16. Applications > Instances
2. The Application Instance List is displayed in the information panel.
Figure 17. Application Instance List
Applications are displayed in one of three states:
– Run (application is operating)
– Management (application is installed but not in operation)
– Fault (application has an operation fault)
Starting an Application
In order to be able to load and start an ap
plication, it will need to have been installed on the Smart Media
application server. In addition, at least one Smart Media unit must have been configured on the Smart Media
application server so that you are able to connect to it.
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