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Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Reference Manual (MGCP/NCS Version)
Mediatrix 4100
241
Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
The basic communication language or protocol of the Internet. It can also be used as a communications
protocol in a private network (either an intranet or an extranet).
Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP)
A simplified version of FTP that transfers files but does not provide password protection, directory capability,
or allow transmission of multiple files with one command.
User Datagram Protocol (UDP)
An efficient but unreliable, connectionless protocol that is layered over IP, as is TCP. Application programs are
needed to supplement the protocol to provide error processing and retransmission of data. UDP is an OSI
layer 4 protocol.
Voice Over IP (VoIP)
The technology used to transmit voice conversations over a data network using the Internet Protocol. Such
data network may be the Internet or a corporate Intranet.
Wide Area Network (WAN)
A large (geographically dispersed) network, usually constructed with serial lines, that covers a large
geographic area. A WAN connects LANs using transmission lines provided by a common carrier.
- Mediatrix 1
- 4100 Series 1
- SNMP Configuration 4
- Chapter 4 5
- Chapter 5 6
- Chapter 6 6
- Chapter 7 6
- Chapter 8 7
- Chapter 9 7
- Chapter 10 7
- Chapter 11 8
- Chapter 12 8
- Chapter 13 8
- Chapter 14 8
- Chapter 15 8
- Appendix B 10
- Appendix C 10
- Appendix D 11
- Appendix E 11
- Appendix F 11
- Appendix G 11
- Contents 12
- About this Manual 13
- Related Documentation 14
- Document Structure 14
- Document Conventions 16
- Obtaining Documentation 17
- End User Technical Support 18
- Installation 19
- Page Left Intentionally Blank 20
- Overview 22
- Front Indicators 24
- Hardware Connection 27
- To install the cables: 28
- Dynamic IP Address Discovery 30
- Initial Provisioning Sequence 31
- LED Indicators 32
- Recovery Mode LED Patterns 35
- Reset / Default Switch 36
- Disabling the Factory Reset 38
- Software Restart 39
- Verifying the Installation 39
- MIB Structure and SNMP 43
- SNMPv1 Messages 44
- SNMPv2c Messages 44
- SNMPv3 Messages 45
- Non-Secure Management Mode 46
- Secure Management Mode 46
- MIB Structure 51
- Textual Conventions 52
- IP Addresses 53
- Persistence 53
- Changing a Parameter Value 53
- Generic Variables 54
- SNMP Access Limitation 56
- Current MIB Version 56
- Switching Protocols 57
- IP Address and Network 59
- Services 60
- FQDN Configuration Source 63
- Configuration File Fetching 66
- MGCP Call Agent 68
- NCS Call Agent 68
- DHCP Server Configuration 70
- Network Configuration 71
- Vendor Specific Options 71
- Vendor Class ID 72
- Option Codes 73
- Entering IP Addresses 73
- Entering FQDNs 74
- 0x6E 0x4 0xC0 0xA8 0x0 0xA 74
- Examples 75
- Ethernet Connection Speed 77
- MGCP Protocol Features 79
- Establishing a MGCP Session 82
- MGCP Commands 83
- MGCP Responses 83
- Packages 88
- DTMF Package 89
- What is Line Reversal? 91
- XL Package Settings 92
- Meter Pulse 93
- MGCP Conference Mode 93
- Firewall Traversal 96
- Offer/Answer Model 97
- Offered Stream Format 98
- To enable UDP checkum: 99
- Brief OSI Signal 100
- Fake RFC 3407 Recognition 101
- T.38 Negotiation Syntax 101
- Mediatrix 4100 102
- NCS Protocol Features 103
- Call Agent Information 104
- Basic Information 105
- Endpoints 106
- Retransmission Parameters 107
- Line Package 109
- RTP Payload Type 18 110
- Compatibility Version 111
- Caller ID Information 113
- To set a country location: 114
- Caller ID Selection 115
- Configuration File Download 117
- DHCP Configuration 118
- Static Configuration 118
- To use static information: 118
- MIB Variable 120
- Syslog Messages 121
- NAT Variations 122
- Automatic Update on Restart 124
- Error Handling 126
- Management Server 129
- Configuration File Example 132
- Software Download 133
- Download Procedure 136
- LED States 139
- Download via HTTP 141
- Software Downgrade 144
- Emergency Software Procedure 144
- Line Configuration 147
- Flash Hook Detection 148
- Loop Current 149
- Voice Transmissions 151
- Analog Modem 152
- Preferred Codec 153
- Enabling Individual Codecs 154
- Packetization Time 155
- DTMF Transport Type 157
- DTMF Detection 158
- Adaptative Jitter Buffer 160
- Voice Activity Detection 161
- To enable G.729 VAD: 162
- G.729 Annex B Negotiation 162
- Echo Cancellation 163
- Comfort Noise 163
- User Gain 164
- Fax Transmission 165
- Clear Channel Fax 166
- T.38 Fax 167
- To send T.38 no-signal: 169
- Bypass Configuration 171
- STUN Configuration 173
- STUN Client Configuration 174
- SNTP Settings 175
- Configuration Source 176
- Defining a Custom Time Zone 177
- Time to stop 178
- Configuration 179
- Quality of Service (QoS) 181
- IEEE 802.1q 182
- Syslog Daemon 185
- Customizing Syslog Messages 187
- MAC address 187
- local time 187
- local host 187
- Statistics 189
- To reset statistics: 190
- Maximum Transmission Unit 193
- Troubleshooting 195
- OLUTION: Do the following: 197
- Calling Issues 198
- Fax Issues 198
- Software Upgrade Issues 199
- Appendices 203
- Standards Compliance and 205
- Safety Information 205
- Disclaimers 206
- Industry Canada 207
- CE Marking 207
- RoHS China 208
- Translated Warning Definition 209
- Safety Warnings 210
- Safety Recommendations 211
- Standard Hardware Information 213
- Product Architecture Details 214
- Analog Line Interface (FXS) 215
- Audio Specifications 215
- DTMF Tone Detection 215
- DTMF Tone Generation 216
- MTBF Value 216
- Power Consumption 216
- Operating Environment 216
- Dimensions and Weight 217
- Warranty 217
- Cabling Considerations 219
- Pin Name And Function 220
- Creating a RJ21X Cable 221
- RJ21X Pinout 221
- RJ-11 (Telephone) Cable 223
- Loop Current vs Cable Length 224
- Country-Specific Parameters 225
- Frequencies 226
- Impedance 226
- Line Attenuation 227
- On-Off Sequences 227
- Australia 228
- Australia 2 229
- Austria 1 230
- Austria 2 231
- Table 142: China Parameters 232
- Table 143: France Parameters 233
- Germany 1 234
- Germany 2 235
- Hong Kong 236
- Indonesia 237
- Table 148: Israel Parameters 238
- Table 149: Italy Parameters 239
- Table 150: Japan Parameters 240
- Malaysia 241
- Netherlands 242
- North America 243
- North America 2 244
- Table 155: Russia Parameters 245
- Table 156: Spain Parameters 246
- Table 157: Sweden Parameters 247
- Switzerland 248
- Thailand 249
- United Arab Emirates 250
- Table 161: UK Parameters 251
- Glossary 253
- Media Access Control (MAC) 255
- Logical Link Control (LLC) 255
- Appendix E - Glossary Layer 3 256
- Appendix E - Glossary Ring 258
- List of Acronyms 261
- Appendix F - List of Acronyms 262
- List of MIB Parameters 263
- , 48, 161 265
- , 139, 140 268
- Numerics 269
- MGCP, setting 273
- DHCP information 274
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