SOHO Internet Telephony PBX System
IPX-600 User’s manual
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Revision
User’s Manual for PLANET SOHO Internet Telephony PBX System:
Model: IPX-600
Rev: 1.0 (January, 2007)
Part No. EM-IPX600V1
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1 ................................................................................................ |
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Introduction............................................................................................ |
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Overview............................................................................................................................ |
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Package Content ............................................................................................................... |
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Physical Details ................................................................................................................. |
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Front Panel Indicators................................................................................................. |
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Rear Panel Indicators.................................................................................................. |
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Chapter 2 Preparations & Installation................................................ |
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Physical Installation Requirement ................................................................................ |
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LAN/WAN interface quick configurations............................................................... |
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LAN IP address configuration via web configuration interface............................... |
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WAN IP address configuration via web configuration interface.............................. |
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Chapter 3 Web Configurations ........................................................... |
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Configuring and monitoring your IPX-600 from web browser ................................. |
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Overview on the web interface of IPX-600.............................................................. |
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Manipulation of IPX-600 via web browser .............................................................. |
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Status................................................................................................................................ |
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Network Setup ................................................................................................................ |
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DHCP Server................................................................................................................... |
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IP PBX ............................................................................................................................. |
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System ...................................................................................................................... |
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Proxy Server ............................................................................................................. |
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Gateway.................................................................................................................... |
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Call Route................................................................................................................. |
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Call Out Block List................................................................................................... |
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Users Management ................................................................................................... |
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Call Status................................................................................................................. |
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Hunt Group............................................................................................................... |
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Call / Pickup Group .................................................................................................. |
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Call Detailed Record ................................................................................................ |
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Auto Attendant.......................................................................................................... |
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Upload Voice File ..................................................................................................... |
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NAT Advanced ................................................................................................................ |
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Access Control List .................................................................................................. |
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Virtual Server............................................................................................................ |
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URL Filter................................................................................................................. |
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Static Route............................................................................................................... |
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Special Application................................................................................................... |
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DMZ Host................................................................................................................. |
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DoS (Denial of Service) Protection.......................................................................... |
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Dynamic DNS .......................................................................................................... |
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Pass-through ............................................................................................................. |
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UPnP......................................................................................................................... |
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Ping Toolkit .............................................................................................................. |
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Log............................................................................................................................ |
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Remote Management................................................................................................ |
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Password................................................................................................................... |
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Upgrade .................................................................................................................... |
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Appendix A........................................................................................... |
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DHCP Server Function Notice....................................................................................... |
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Appendix B........................................................................................... |
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SD Card Usage Notice .................................................................................................... |
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Appendix C........................................................................................... |
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Auto Attendant Announcement..................................................................................... |
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Appendix D........................................................................................... |
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Upload Voice File Procedures........................................................................................ |
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Appendix E........................................................................................... |
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How to make off-Net Calls (PSTN calls) ...................................................................... |
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Appendix F ........................................................................................... |
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Voice Communication Samples ..................................................................................... |
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ATA and IP Phone register to IPX-600..................................................................... |
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ATA and IP Phone make off-Net calls via Gateway................................................. |
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Appendix G........................................................................................... |
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Specifications ........................................................................................................... |
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IntroductionChapter 1 1
Overview
PLANET IPX-600 IP PBX Systems are designed and optimized for the SMB and SOHO daily communications. Due to the IPX-600 is so easy to configure a fully working system with the convenience and cost advantages, the IPX-600 is the next generation voice communication platform for the SOHO and Home Office. Designed as an open, scalable and highly reliable telephony solution, the future IP PBX System offers all of the essential features of telephony which is required for small business/enterprise users on their telecommunication/data needs.
The IPX-600 is an embedded system with built-in SIP proxy server and NAT functions that make it perfect for enterprise usage. The IPX-600 provides not only basic call functions on traditional PBX System but also many advanced functions including voice mail to email, web management, roaming etc. It is impossible on traditional PBX. Designed to run on a variety of VoIP applications, the IPX-600 provides centralized call control, auto-attendant, voice conferencing and IP-based communications. The IPX-600 utilizes standard phone lines via an interfaces of FXO gateway to become a feature-rich PBX System that supports seamless communications among existing local calls, IP phones and SIP-based endpoints, including low cost long distance service, telephone number portability and one network for both voice and data.
The system’s stability is established by a very stable embedded system platform and the SD (Secure Digital) memory card storage. Since all the system configurations (including voice mail) are stored in the SD card storage, you could restore the whole system by just putting the SD card to a new IPX-600 if the system is damaged. There is no re-configuration needed. In this way, the effort of maintenance is minimized.
With the IPX-600, standard SIP phones can be easily integrated in your office. You may integrate PLANET IP Phone VIP-154T series, IPX-600, and the VIP-156 / VIP-157 of ATA (analog telephone adapter) series. And Gateway serves VIP-281/VIP-480/VIP-880/VIP-1680/VIP-2480 to build up the VoIP network deployment in minutes.
Allowing distributed IP technology to meet traditional voice services with proactive managed interface, the IPX-600 for enterprises in the daily business processes can make people more productive, more intelligent tasks and more customer satisfaction.
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IPX-600 Features
•PBX Features
-Automated Attendant (AA)
-Interactive Voice Responses (IVR)
-Voicemail support
-Personal Voicemail Greeting
-DID to User
-DID to Hunting Group – Round Robin, Parallel, Random
-Least Cost of Call Routing (20)
-Detailed Call Record
-User Management via Web Browser
-Call/Pickup Group
-Display 200 Registered User’s Status: Unregistered / Registered / On-Call
-Outgoing Call Block List (10)
•Call Features
-Call Forward Immediate
-Call Forward on Busy
-Call Forward on No Answer
-Do Not Disturb (Forward to Voicemail)
-Direct Inward Dialing (DID)
-Call Pickup / Call Park
-Call Retrieval
-Caller ID/ Dial By Name
-Roaming Extensions
-Music on Hold / Music on Transfer
-Call Queuing
-Call Transfer / Call Hold / Call Waiting
-Three-way conference with feature phones (VIP-154T series, VIP-155PT and ATA series)
•Router/Firewall Features
-DHCP Server for LAN Users
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-Access Control / URL Filter
-Virtual Server / DMZ / Special Application
-Static Route
-Pass-through
-UPnP
-DoS
Package Content
The contents of your product should contain the following items:
SOHO IP PBX unit
Power cord
Quick Installation Guide
User’s Manual CD
RJ-45 cable x 1
Physical Details
The following figure illustrates the front/rear panel of IPX-600.
Front Panel Indicators
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Figure 1. Front Panel of IPX-600 |
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PWR |
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the SD card LED will be on. Since the system doesn’t support hot
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plug/unplug, the LED won’t be turned off.
5 SD Card Socket Insert the SD Card into the socket.
Press this button to power on the machine, and press it again to
6 Power Switch power off.
Table1. Front Panel description of IPX-600
Please pay attention to that the SD Card Socket doesn’t Hint support hot plug/unplug. So that please power off the
machine before plug/unplug the SD card into socket.
Rear Panel Indicators
Figure 2. Rear Panel of IPX-600
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The power cord connects here. The input voltage range is 100 |
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The WAN port supports auto negotiating Fast Ethernet |
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10/100Base-TX networks. This port allows your IP PBX to be |
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connected to an Internet Access device, e.g. router, cable |
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modem, ADSL modem, through a CAT.5 twisted pair Ethernet |
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cable. |
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The LAN port supports 4 10/100Base-TX switch hub networks. |
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LAN |
These 4 ports allow your PC or Switch/Hub to be connected to the |
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Table 2. Rear Panel description of IPX-600 |
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Chapter 2 2
Preparations & Installation
Physical Installation Requirement
This chapter illustrates basic installation of IPX-600
•Network cables. Use standard 10/100BaseTX network (UTP) cables with RJ-45 connectors.
•TCP/IP protocol must be installed on all PCs.
For Internet Access, an Internet Access account with an ISP, and either of a DSL or Cable modem (for WAN port usage)
Administration Interface
PLANET IPX-600 provides GUI (Web based, Graphical User Interface) for machine management and administration.
Web configuration access:
To start IPX-600 web configuration, you must have one of these web browsers installed on computer for management
•Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher with Java support
Default LAN interface IP address of IPX-600 is 192.168.0.1. You may now open your web browser, and insert 192.168.0.1 in the address bar of your web browser to logon IPX-600 web configuration page.
IPX-600 will prompt for logon username/password, please enter: admin / 123 to continue machine administration.
Figure3. Input prompt
After input username/password, it will get into the configuration main men of IPX-600.
Figure 4. First web page of IPX-600
Please locate your PC in the same network segment Note (192.168.0.x) of IPX-600. If you’re not familiar with
TCP/IP, please refer to related chapter on user’s manual CD or consult your network administrator for proper network configurations.
LAN/WAN interface quick configurations
Nature of PLANET IPX-600 is an IP Sharing (NAT) device, it comes with two default IP addresses, and default LAN side IP address is “192.168.0.1”, default WAN side IP address is “172.16.0.1 (port number is 8080). You may use any PC to connect to the LAN port of IPX-600 to start machine administration.
Hint
In general cases, the LAN IP address is the default gateway of LAN side workstations for Internet access, and the WAN IP of IPX-600 are the IP address for remote calling party to connect with.
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LAN IP address configuration via web configuration interface
Execute your web browser, and insert the IP address (default: 192.168.0.1) of VIP in the adddress bar. After log on machine with username/password (default: admin / 123), browse to “Network Setup” configuration menu:
Figure 5. LAN setting
Parameter Description
Field Description
IPX-600 has the DHCP server for the LAN users. If you fill in the
Domain
domain, it will bring the domain name to the LAN users in dhcp packet.
LAN IP address of IPX-600
IP address
Default: 192.168.0.1
LAN IP address of IPX-600
Subnet Mask
Default: 255.255.255.0
Table 3. LAN setting description
Hint
It is suggested to keep the DHCP server related parameters in default state to keep machine in best performance.
After confirming the modification you’ve done. Please click on the “Apply” button to macke the changes effective. System will restart and show the following screen:
System restarting, please wait … 60
Updating your configuration now…
You will be redirected to the configuration page in 60 seconds.
If not, you can click HERE to return to the configuration page.
Figure 6. System restarting prompt
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WAN IP address configuration via web configuration interface
Execute your web browser, and insert the IP address (default: http://172.16.0.1:8080) of IP PBX in the adddress bar. After log on machine with username/password (default: admin / 123), browse to “Network Setup” configuration menu, you will see the configuration screen below:
¾Static IP:
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Figure 7. WAN setting - Static IP |
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Data required. |
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Wan Connection Type |
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IP Address |
check with your ISP provider |
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Subnet Mask |
check with your ISP provider |
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Default Gateway |
check with your ISP provider |
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DNS1 IP Address |
check with your ISP provider |
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DNS2 IP Address |
check with your ISP provider |
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¾Obtain an IP Automatically (Dynamic IP):
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Figure 8. WAN setting - DHCP |
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Data required. |
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modem line then a dynamic IP address will be assigned. |
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Clone MAC |
For US cable modem ISP, it will send you one NIC card. |
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so you have to change your NAT router’s mac address to the NIC card mac address.
Table 5. WAN setting description
¾ADSL Dial-Up User (PPPoE Enable)
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Figure 9. WAN setting - PPPoE |
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Connection Type |
Data required. |
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Login ID |
Enter User Name provided by your ISP |
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Password |
Enter Password provided by your ISP |
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Service Name |
Enter you SIP Provider’s name |
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AC Name |
Some PPPoE server requires you to fill in the AC Name. |
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MTU is the “Maximum Transfer Unit” that is the maximum payload |
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It means keep alive |
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Table 6. WAN setting description |
Hint
Please consult your ISP personnel to obtain proper PPPoE/IP address related information, and input carefully.
If Internet connection cannot be established, please check the physical connection or contact the ISP service staff for support information.
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Chapter 3 3
Web Configurations
Configuring and monitoring your IPX-600 from web browser
The IPX-600 integrates a web-based graphical user interface that can cover most configurations and machine status monitoring. Via standard, web browser, you can configure and check machine status from anywhere around the world.
Overview on the web interface of IPX-600
With web graphical user interface, you may have:
More comprehensive setting feels than traditional command line interface.
Provides user input data fields, check boxes, and for changing machine configuration settings
Displays machine running configuration
To start IPX-600 web configuration, you must have one of these web browsers installed on computer for management
Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher with Java support
Manipulation of IPX-600 via web browser
Log on IPX-600 via web browser
After TCP/IP configurations on your PC, you may now open your web browser, and input http://192.168.0.1 to logon SOHO IP PBX web configuration page.
Browse any configuration menu, IPX-600 will prompt for logon username/password, there are two level accounts for manage:
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All of the extension users just can manage |
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Figure 10. First web page of IPX-600
Status
Click the Status item on the main menu; you will see the following web page.
Current state information
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Shows the firmware version and the other information |
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LAN |
Shows the LAN port connecting state and current settings |
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Shows the WAN port connecting state and current settings |
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Table 8. Status items description |
Figure 11. Status page of IPX-600
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Network Setup
Click the Network Setup item on the main menu; you will see the following web page.
1.LAN: You can change the LAN IP Address and Subnet Mask of the IPX-600 here. If there is already another DHCP server or another NAT/Router device existed in the LAN network, you must make sure that they are not using the same sub network.
2.WAN: You can configure the WAN IP as PPPoE, DHCP or static IP depending on the internet connection method provided for the IPX-600 in the office.
3.NTP: To get the real time from internet, you need to choose the correct Time Zone of your area. If the default NTP servers cannot work in your area, you have to find the workable NTP servers and set the values in these fields. (In almost all cases, just use the default NTP server and everything should be fine).
Figure 12. Network Setup page of IPX-600
DHCP Server
By clicking the DHCP Server page, you can configure the DHCP server of the IPX-600. You can specify the DHCP Server IP Pool Start IP and DHCP Server IP Pool End IP.
IPX-600 could possibly get the DNS server from ISP (using PPPoE or DHCP), if you want this DNS server information passed to DHCP client, you can check on Provide Real DNS Server option.
In the Dynamic DHCP Client List, you can see the active DHCP client lists.
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Figure 13. DHCP Server page of IPX-600
This DHCP server configuration will work for both
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Notebook/PC and IP Phones if the “DHCP only for IP Phones” |
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box in User Management is disabled. If the “DHCP only for |
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IP PBX
In the following sections, all the IP PBX related functions will be introduced.
System
The System settings are for the IP PBX related basic parameters, including the following parts.
¾ General
Parameter description:
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WAN IP |
Displayed current WAN IP address of IPX-600 |
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LAN IP |
Displayed current LAN IP address of IPX-600 |
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The IPX-600 works as a SIP proxy server for the other SIP devices, |
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any SIP devices can register to IPX-600 to the WAN IP or LAN IP |
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addresses, you can change the port of this proxy server by |
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This is the range of ports used by the IPX-600 for RTP transmission |
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RTP Port Range |
and reception. All the calls routed through IPX-600, including call to |
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auto-attendant, will have the RTP port in this range. |
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Remote/PBX Codec |
IPX-600 will determine the remote call codec by this selection. Also |
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call is connected between registered devices. IPX-600 cannot support Inband DTMF when the Remote/PBX Codec is G.723 or G.729.
This field can determine if the other SIP devices needed to be authenticated if they try to register to IPX-600. If this field is
Authentication
enabled, only those devices with the correct accounts listed in the User Management page are allowed to register into IPX-600
This is the max allowed calls for a single IP Phone in the same time.
Concurrent Calls
If want the call waiting function to work, set this filed to a value
per User
bigger than two.
This is the max allowed calls for the whole IPX-600 system in the
Maximum System
same time, that includes inter-extension calls and incoming and
Parallel Call
outgoing calls. The allowed value for this field is between 1 and 60.
This is the prefix number for incoming call from other IPX-600, with this prefix; the calls between IPX-600 could be like an
Inter-PBX Call In inter-extension calls. The way it works like this - the dialed number Prefix outside of the other IPX-600 will be prefixed with this prefix
number , and before incoming into this IPX-600, this prefix number will be removed, and call into the specific extension number.
Table 9. General setting description
Figure 14. System setting - General
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¾ Voice Mail
Parameter description:
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You can set the ringing time before go to the voicemail. |
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Voicemail for System |
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By dialing 9999 from your IP Phone, you can access this IP |
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Local Voice Mail |
Phone’s voicemail records. The IVR system will ask for a |
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password, just press the password of the SIP account to access |
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By dialing 9998 from any other IP Phone, you can still access |
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your own voicemail records. The IVR system will first ask for your |
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Global Voice Mail |
mailbox number, just press the extension number of your IP |
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Access Number |
Phone. The IVR system will then ask for a password, just press |
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the password of the SIP account to access your voicemail |
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records. This global access number could be changed. |
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Table 10. Voice mail setting description |
Figure 15. System setting – Voice Mail
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¾ Call Detailed Record
Parameter description:
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This will show how many CDR records existed in the system and |
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Send CDR via E-mail |
Choose YES if you want to send the CDR records via E-mail. |
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Send CDR via E-mail |
You want to send CDR via E-mail daily, weekly or monthly. |
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Send CDR via E-mail |
Once you determine the period, you need to select the precise |
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Select YES if you want to delete the records once you have send |
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Fill in the E-mail address you want to receive the CDR records. |
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CDR records are full. Once the CDR is full, the system might lose |
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CDR Exceed the |
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some CDR records. This option allows you to set the threshold |
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Maximum Value |
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Hide Last Three Digits |
For some privacy reason, the company cannot record the callee |
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number for the employee’s call. When enable this option, the last |
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of Callee |
three digits of callee in CDR will show xxx. |
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Table 11. CDR setting description |
Figure 16. System setting – Call Detailed Record
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