TANDBERG MSE 8350 User Manual
Codian IP Gateway
MSE 8350
Getting started
Codian IP Gateway
MSE 8350
Getting started
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Table of contents
General information ................................................................................................................ 1
About the MSE 8350 IP GW blade ......................................................................... 1
Port and LED location ................................................................................................ 1
LED behavior ................................................................................................................ 2
Installing the IP GW blade .....................................................................................................4
Step one: Install the IP GW blade into the MSE 8000 chassis ...................... 4
Step two: Connect to Ethernet Ports A and B ................................................... 6
Initial configuration ................................................................................................................. 7
Step one: Configure Ethernet Ports A and B ..................................................... 7
Step two: Configure the default gateway and routes (optional) ............... 7
Configuring the IP GW blade ................................................................................................ 8
Step one: Log in to the IP GW blade .................................................................... 8
Step two: Configure an H.323 gatekeeper or SIP registrar (optional) ......8
Step three: Configure the auto attendant menus (optional) ...................... 9
Step four: Configure an operator (optional) ..................................................... 9
Step five: Add endpoints and call groups (optional) ...................................10
Step six: Configure the dial plan ..........................................................................10
Checking for updates ............................................................................................................11
Troubleshooting and technical support information ...............................................12
Using the event log to help solve a problem ..................................................12
Getting more help ....................................................................................................12
General information
General information
About the MSE 8350 IP GW blade
The MSE 8350 IP GW blade fits into an MSE 8000 chassis. The IP GW blade is a
voice and video gateway that allows calls to be made between pairs of IP endpoints
that cannot normally connect directly to each other. A second Ethernet port allows
for connections between two completely independent networks of endpoints. A
built-in auto attendant and support for manual operators allow easy connection of
calls where the endpoint cannot directly address the destination endpoint. The
IP GW blade translates call signalling (for example, between SIP and H.323) and can
connect between almost any two endpoints. The IP GW blade can transcode all
media to ensure the call takes place.
Port and LED location
Figure 1 shows the position of ports and LEDs on the IP GW blade.
Figure 1: IP GW blade front panel
Compact Flash
Activity LED
Console
Console Port
Status LED
Link LED
Alarm LED
System Load
LEDs
Ethernet Ports
Power LED
Ethernet Port
Status LEDs
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LED behavior
Table 1 describes the behavior of the LEDs.
Table 1: IP GW blade LED behavior
LED Color Indicates
Compact Flash Activity Flashing
green
One of:
the IP GW blade is booting
a configuration change has been made
the configuration is being transferred
by FTP
Console Link Green A PC is connected to the console port
Status Green The IP GW blade is operating normally
Alarm Red The IP GW blade is booting or has
developed a fault, for example:
temperature is outside normal limits
battery failure of the internal clock
Refer to the web interface for more
information about the problem (go to
Status > Health)
System Load Green The IP GW blade is processing data. The
LEDs represent the media processing load
of the IP GW blade. The column
numbered 1 represents audio load. The
other columns represent video DSP load.
Media processing load is also displayed in
the web interface: go to
Status > General
to see the percentage load
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