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IES‐5000 SystemIES‐5000 System

Configuration guideConfiguration guide

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AgendaAgenda

•Products overview

•Get StartGet Start

•ADSL configuration guide

H 248 fi i id•H.248 configuration guide

•SIP configuration guide

•Configuration File & Firmware

•DiagnosticDiagnostic

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Products overviewProducts overview•www.adcom.co.th

Products overviewProducts overview

•IES‐5000 overview

MSC1000G i•MSC1000G overview

•ALC1248G‐51 overview

•VOP1248G‐61 overview

•Splitter wiringp g

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IES‐5000 overviewIES‐5000 overview•www.adcom.co.th

•48-port ADSL2/ ADSL2+ Annex BManagement card

•48-port ADSL2/ ADSL2+ Annex A

•48-port SHDSL/SHDSL.bis

48 port ADSL2/ ADSL2+ Annex A

•72-port ADSL2/ ADSL2+ Annex A

•24-port VDSL2 line cardpo t S e ca d

•48-port VoIP POTS line card

MSC1000G overviewMSC1000G overview•www.adcom.co.th

ACO

Alarm 

ACO 

Console portport 

SFP Open Slot1000 Base T Eth t

Out‐of‐band Management 

SFP Open Slot Ethernet 

ALC1248G‐51 overviewALC1248G‐51 overview•www.adcom.co.th

Telco 50 connecterPowerLED

ALC1248G 51

Telco 50 connecter

ALC1248G‐51

SystemLED

AlarmLED

Console port

•Maximum transmission rate up to 25 Mbps/p p

•1.2 Mbps for ADSL2+, support Annex M,L

VOP1248G‐61 overviewVOP1248G‐61 overview•www.adcom.co.th

Power LED 

System LED 

Telco 50 connector Alarm LED  Test in/out port 

Console port 

-support H.248 version 2 or SIP singling protocol

upon firmware using (default is SIP)

Splitter wiring•www.adcom.co.th

•MSC‐1024•P1 •P2

•IES‐5005

•ALC‐1248

•PBX•Splitter

•VOP‐1248

•1•Disconnection

•10

•Back Mount Frame

•DSL CPE

•Splitter•Splitter

DSL CPE•DSL CPE

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Get StartGet Start

•Login

•IP setupIP setup

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Login #1

•Web browser•www.adcom.co.th

IP Address : 192.168.1.1

Username : adminPassword : 1234

* Outband IP Address : 192.168.0.1

Login #2•www.adcom.co.th

Console CLI

9600 bps, No parity, 8 data bits, 1 stop

bit,No flow control

Username : adminPassword : 1234

IP Setup•www.adcom.co.thSys -> IP Setup

Click

Change IP and gateway to Management NetworkManagement Network

ADSL configuration guideADSL configuration guide•www.adcom.co.th

ADSL configuration guideADSL configuration guide

Step1: ADSL/default VLAN setup

Step2: Profile setup

Step3: Port setup

Step4: PVC setup

Step5: VerifyingStep5: Verifying

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Step1: VLAN setup #1Step1: VLAN setup #1•www.adcom.co.thVLAN -> VLAN (Create Service VLAN)

ClickAdd VLAN 79-Name : Internet-Port up2 : Fixed and Ch TChoose Tag

-Port sub1, sub2, up1 : Forbidden

Step1: VLAN Setup #2•www.adcom.co.thVLAN -> VLAN (Create Management VLAN)

ClickAdd VLAN 49-Name : MGMT-Port up2 : Fixed and Choose TagP t b1 b2 1 F bidd-Port sub1, sub2, up1 : Forbidden

Step1: VLAN Setup #3•www.adcom.co.thSys -> IP Setup (Change Management VLAN)

Change Management VLAN

Click

* Please configuration via outband (MGMT) port IP Address 192.168.0.1

Step2: Profile Setup•www.adcom.co.thProfile -> ADSL

Add profile name and speed rate

Step3: Port Setup#1•www.adcom.co.thPort -> ADSL

1 Select slot click “Load”, then select Port, click “Load”.2 Choose Enable3 Select Mode4 Select ADSL ProfileSe ec S o e5 Advanced feature click “Setup”

(See next slide)6 Click “Apply”Click 6 Click ApplyClick

Click

Step3: Port Setup#2•www.adcom.co.thPort -> ADSL (Advanced feature setup)

Step3: Port Setup#3•www.adcom.co.thPort -> ADSL -> Copy

Select port then click or click All for selectSelect port then click or click All for selectAll port then Click Apply to Delete

1 Click

3 Click2 Click

Step4: PVC Setup•www.adcom.co.thPort -> PVC

1 Select slot then click1 Select slot then click “Load”2 Select port then click “Load

Click 3 Add VPI/VCI4 Add PVID (VLAN ID)5 Select Profile6 Click “Apply”6 Click Apply

Click

Step5: Verifying•www.adcom.co.th

Statistics -> Port Statistics

H 248 configuration guideH 248 configuration guide•www.adcom.co.th

H.248 configuration guideH.248 configuration guideH.248 introduction

H.248 example

Step1: Voice VLAN setup

Step2: setup card IP

Step3: setup signal/media card

Step4: setup H.248 gateway

Step5: setup profile

Step6: setup H.248 interface

Step7: setup port terminations

Step8: port isolation

Step9: Verifying•Advanced Comm Co., Ltd.

H.248 Introduction•www.adcom.co.th

•MGC

IP•MG •MG

•

•IP NETWORK

•ANALOG

•User C •User D

•ANALOG•ANALOG

•H.248 VoIP network has a single intelligent control unit, which manages a network of dumb endpoint devices.

H.248 example•www.adcom.co.th

•GW

•Softswitch

•192.168.17.18

•10.134.32.254

•Signal card

•10.134.32.37/24

•H.248 interface

•10.134.32.36/24 0 3 3 3 /

•media card

•10.134.32.39/24

Step1: Voice VLAN setup•www.adcom.co.th•VLAN->VLAN

1 S tti V i VLAN1. Setting Voice VLAN up

Step2: setup card IP#1•www.adcom.co.th•VoIP->IP 1.For example: the H.248 interface address is

ip: 10.134.32.36/24 gw: 10 134 32 254gw: 10.134.32.254

2. Setting card IP address with same subnet3. Set voice VLAN to be interface VID

Step2: setup card IP#2•www.adcom.co.th•VoIP->IP

1. Set another card with the same subnet 2 Set voice VLAN to be interface VID2. Set voice VLAN to be interface VID

Step3: setup signal/media card•www.adcom.co.th•VoIP->VoIP H248 1. Set a master card to be signal mode

2. Another card must be a media mode3 Than se a signal IP address to be a3. Than use a signal IP address to be a

Master IP

Step4: setup H.248 gateway•www.adcom.co.th•VoIP->Route

1 S t V i t dd1. Set Voice gateway addressNotice: Only set onto a signal card

Step5: setup profile•www.adcom.co.th

1. Set your softswitch IP address

•Profile ->VoIP H248

1. Set your softswitch IP address

Step6: setup H.248 interface•www.adcom.co.th•VoIP ->Interface 1. Enter H.248 interface IP

2.Set a Voice VLAN as VID.3. Signal slot is a primary.4. MG must be Enable.5 Select your H248 profile5. Select your H248 profile.6. Enter card IP as Slave

Step7: setup port terminations•www.adcom.co.th•Port -> VoIP H248

Assign a termination to each voice port (up to the MGC configuration)port (up to the MGC configuration)

Step8: port isolation•www.adcom.co.th•Switch -> Switch Setup ->Isolation

Uncheck port isolation

Step9: Verifying#1•www.adcom.co.th•statistics -> H248

Step9: Verifying#2•www.adcom.co.th

Step9: Verifying#3•www.adcom.co.th•statistics -> Port statistics

Step9: Verifying#4•www.adcom.co.th

SIP configuration guideSIP configuration guide•www.adcom.co.th

SIP configuration guideSIP configuration guideSIP introduction

SIP example

Step1: Voice VLAN setup

Step2: setup card IP

Step3: setup VoIP gateway

Step4: setup profile

Step5: setup port

Step6: setup Countrycode

Step7: port isolation

Step8: Verifying

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SIP introduction •www.adcom.co.th

•SIP •SIP

Gateway Gateway

•User A

•IP NETWORK•ANALOG •ANALOG

•User A •User B

•SIP VoIP network has no separate control i l i i lli d iunit, relying upon intelligent endpoints

SIP example•www.adcom.co.th

Step1: voice VLAN setup•www.adcom.co.th

1 S tti V i VLAN

•VLAN->VLAN

1. Setting Voice VLAN up

Step2: setup card IP •www.adcom.co.thVoIP -> IP 1.Set VoIP card’s IP

address/subnet mask2.Set a voice VLAN number as the VID 3. Set the DNS3. Set the DNS

Step3: setup VoIP gateway •www.adcom.co.thVoIP -> Route

1.Set the VoIP gateway

Step4: setup Profile•www.adcom.co.thProfile -> VoIP SIP

1.Set the SIP server IP/port2 S h R i i S IP/2. Set the Registration Server IP/port2. Set Proxy Server IP/port

Step5: setup port1 S l t SIP l t’ t•www.adcom.co.thPort -> VoIP SIP1.Select SIP slot’s port2.Enabling a port3.Set account/password4.Select a SIP profile5.Set the phone number6.A polarity should be offp y

Step6: setup Countrycode•www.adcom.co.thVoIP -> Countrycode

Step7: port isolation•www.adcom.co.th•Switch -> Switch Setup ->Isolation

Uncheck port isolation

Step8: verifying•www.adcom.co.th•statistics -> Port statistics -> Select line card

Configuration File & FirmwareConfiguration File & Firmware•www.adcom.co.th

Configuration File & FirmwareConfiguration File & Firmware

•Backup & Restore configuration file

•Factory default & reboot•Factory default & reboot

•Firmware upgrade

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Backup & Restore configuration file•www.adcom.co.th

•Maintenance -> CFG Backup

M i t CFG R t•Maintenance -> CFG Restore

Factory default & reboot•www.adcom.co.th

•Maintenance -> CFG reset

•Maintenance -> Reboot

Firmware upgrade•www.adcom.co.th

1.Check to which card, need to be upgraded

•Maintenance -> FW Upgrade

upgraded.2.Browse a firmware for that card3.Click “Upgrade” buttonN i h d fi dNotice: unmatched firmware-card type may cause a card damage.

DiagnosticDiagnostic•www.adcom.co.th

DiagnosticDiagnostic

•ADSL diagnostic

•VoIP diagnostic•VoIP diagnostic

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ADSL diagnostic•www.adcom.co.th

•Diagnostic -> LDM Test

Items: in loop diagnostic mode (LDM)Items: in loop diagnostic mode (LDM)hlog: show the channel mechanism in logarithm scaleqln: show quiet line noise in root meanqln: show quiet line noise in root mean square levelsnr: display signal to noise

VoIP diagnostic•www.adcom.co.th•Diagnostic -> MLT

Mode: in metallic line test (MLT)test - test performed from MG directlyp yRelay - In: test inner loop from external device Out: test outer loop from external device Off: prohibit relay process

Both: perform inner/outer external loop

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