The Sonus SBC 1000/2000 User's Guide is for System Administrators and Operators. It contains detailed task-based instructions for using all the features and functionality of the Sonus SBC 1000/2000 Series gateways.
Table of Contents
Getting to Know the Sonus SBC 1000-2000
- Sonus SBC 1000-2000 Status LEDs
- Sonus SBC 1000-2000 System Hardware
- Protocols and Functions Supported
- Hostname Conventions
- Managing DSPs
- Default Accounts and Passwords
Troubleshooting Sonus SBC 1000-2000
- Rebooting Sonus SBC 1000-2000
- Resetting the Sonus SBC 1000-2000 to Factory Defaults
- Common Troubleshooting Issues
- Common Troubleshooting Issues with Certificates in Sonus SBC 1000-2000
- Alarms and Events Reference
- Working with the Debug Facility
- Testing a Call
- Testing Network Connections
- Viewing Mounted File Systems
- Viewing Active Processes
- Viewing the SIP Connections Table
- Viewing the Disk Partition Table
- Managing Alarm and Event History
- Working with Packet Capture
Checking your System Information
- Viewing the Software Version and Hardware ID
- Viewing ASM System Details
- Viewing and Clearing Global Call Counters
- Checking Port Status
- Checking Cards and Modules Status
- Checking System Fan Status
- Checking Power Supply Status
- Viewing Installed Modules, Power Supplies, and Ports
- Viewing DSP Module Statistics
- Status Panel States and Actions
Configuring Your System
- Working with Users and Groups
- Working with Licenses
- Working with Certificates
- Integrating with Active Directory
- Integrating with RADIUS
- Working with Physical Ports
- Working with SIP
- Working with Telephony Routing
- Working with Telephony Mapping Tables
- Working with CAS
- Working with System Settings
- Working with the ASM and SBA
- Working with Media
- Working with Tones
- Working with SNMP and Alarms
- Working with Logging
- Working with Ethernet Interfaces and IP
- Working with System Software
- Working with Call Detail Records
- Working with the Web Interface
- Working with ISDN
- Working with SCOM
- Working with Enhanced 911 Devices
- Working with Dynamic Routing
- Working with Access Control Lists and Session Control
- Working with Network Services
- Working with IPsec
- Working with NAT and Port Forwarding
- Working with Branch Survivability
- Working with Historical Data and TCA Thresholds
- Working with IP Bridges
- Working with Multiple Spanning Trees
- Working with RTP Proxies
- Working with Auto Configuration
- Working with SBC Easy Configuration
- Working with Security
- SIP Message Manipulation
- Miscellaneous Topics
Overview
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