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Application Note – Networking Xcelerator IP Systems
Xcelerator IP 07009
This Application Note addresses the procedure for networking Xcelerator IP systems together.
Xcelerator IP Networking
This document describes the networking of two Xcelerator IP systems.
Site “A” Phoenix WAN IP 192.168.0.154 will be the Master with extension 100-125
Site “B” Scottsdale WAN IP 192.168.0.129 will be the Slave with extension 150-175
Login to the Phoenix Xcelerator IP, click on System and then XIP Dynamic Discovery.
You will see the following screen:
At this time, configure the Master Xcelerator IP. In the IG Name box put the location name of the
Master Xcelerator IP (Phoenix). For the Run Mode select Master Mode then click Save Settings
When complete, browse to the Slave Xcelerator IP (Scottsdale) system and login. Click on Voice
then System and then click on XIP Dynamic Discovery. You will see the following screen:
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Change Run Mode setting to Slave Mode. The following screen will be displayed:
You will enter the name of the local Xcelerator IP in the IG Name box, in this case it is Scottsdale,
and then fill in the Master IP address (which will be the WAN IP address of the Phoenix
Xcelerator IP). The following screen depicts this operation:
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Click Save Settings. You need to give the Xcelerator IP a little time to make the link from Master
to Slave Xcelerator IP.
Click on the XIP Expansion Table. You will see the following screen:
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