Quintum DX2060 User's Guide Page 53
- Page / 139
- Table of contents
- BOOKMARKS
Rated. / 5. Based on customer reviews
P/N 480-0049-00-10 4-3
Chapter 4: Getting Started: Tenor Configuration Man-
Tenor Configuration Manager
The Tenor Configuration Manager is used to configure all aspects of the Tenor DX, including system, Ether-
net, CDR, signaling, circuit, and VoIP configuration. Through the Configuration Manager, you are able to
configure all aspects of the Tenor unit.
The manager is a user-friendly GUI which enables you to configure Quintum products; you designate the IP
address of the Tenor product you want to configure. A menu tree—which displays all configuration options in
the system—is divided into four main areas: System Wide Configuration, Ethernet Configuration, VoIP Con-
figuration, and Circuit Configuration.
• System Wide Configuration. The configuration items under System Wide Configuration include chassis,
dial plan, and assorted server information.
• Ethernet Configuration. The Ethernet Configuration menu includes options for configuring Ethernet
interface information as well as Static IP, NAT IP and Filter IP information.
• VoIP Configuration. The VoIP Configuration prompt contains the major sub-prompts for configuring the
parameters which pertain to its VoIP element status, such as Gateway, Gatekeeper, Border Element, and
Signaling Group.
• Circuit Configuration. Through the Circuit Configuration options, you are able to set auto-switch, sig-
naling, and trunk group information.
Getting Started with Configuration
This section gives instructions for getting started with the Tenor Configuration Manager. For detailed infor-
mation about the installation procedure, see the Tenor Configuration Manager/Tenor Monitor User’s Guide.
NOTE: As an alternate to configuring via Tenor Configuration Manager, you can configure the unit via
Command Line Interface (CLI). For information about the CLI, see Chapter 5: Getting Started:
Command Line Interface (CLI) or the Command Line Interface User Guide you received with the
unit.
NOTE: Ensure the software is installed and running.
1. Access the Tenor Configuration Manager icon (located in the area in which you specified during installa-
tion). For example, click on Start > Programs >Quintum Tenor Configuration Manager> Tenor Config
Manager. The Tenor Configuration Manager will launch. The Specify Tenor IP Address window will be
displayed.
2. From the Tenor IP Address drop down box, click on Specify New IP Address (if the IP address is already
listed from a previous login, select that IP address and you will automatically be connected).
3. Enter the IP address of the Tenor unit in which you would like to configure.
4. Enter the Tenor Server Port (the value must match the port numbers set via CLI; the default entry is 8080).
5. Click Ok. The Confirm Login and Password screen will be displayed.
6. Enter a user name and password (the default user name is admin; the default password is admin). Click
ok. You are now ready to configure the Tenor unit.
- Tenor DX 1
- VoIP MultiPath/Gateway 1
- Switch 1
- Table of Contents 2
- Chapter 3: Installation 3
- Chapter 6: Working with SNMP 3
- Chapter 8: System Alarms 4
- About this Guide 6
- What’s included? 7
- Typographical Conventions 8
- Finding Help 9
- Chapter 1: Overview 10
- What is the Tenor DX? 11
- Features 13
- ™ Technology 13
- 12 34 56 78 14
- Capabilities 15
- 1-8 P/N 480-0049-00-10 17
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 1-9 18
- Ethernet 19
- Call Management Features 20
- H.323 Gatekeeper Services 21
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 1-13 22
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 1-14 23
- SIP User Agent 24
- ! Hardware Description 25
- ! Cables 25
- 1 2 34 56 7 8 26
- LAN 1 LAN 2 26
- Pin # Function Description 28
- Back Panel 30
- Side View 31
- Top View 31
- RJ-45 Ethernet Cable (10/100) 32
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 2-11 35
- 3-2 P/N 480-0049-00-10 37
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 3-3 38
- 3-4 P/N 480-0049-00-10 39
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 3-5 40
- Note: Ensure unit is level 40
- RJ-45 Crossover 41
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 3-7 42
- Connect to Ethernet LAN 43
- Connect to PC Console 44
- 3-10 P/N 480-0049-00-10 45
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 3-11 46
- 3-12 P/N 480-0049-00-10 47
- Window 47
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 3-13 48
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 3-14 49
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 3-15 50
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 4-1 51
- 4-2 P/N 480-0049-00-10 52
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 4-3 53
- 4-4 P/N 480-0049-00-10 54
- Interface (CLI) 55
- 5-2 P/N 480-0049-00-10 56
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 5-3 57
- 5-4 P/N 480-0049-00-10 58
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 5-5 59
- 6-2 P/N 480-0049-00-10 61
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 6-3 62
- 6-4 P/N 480-0049-00-10 63
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 6-5 64
- 6-6 P/N 480-0049-00-10 65
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 6-7 66
- 6-8 P/N 480-0049-00-10 67
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 6-9 68
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 7-1 69
- 7-2 P/N 480-0049-00-10 70
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 7-3 71
- 7-4 P/N 480-0049-00-10 72
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 7-5 73
- 7-6 P/N 480-0049-00-10 74
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 7-7 75
- 7-8 P/N 480-0049-00-10 76
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 7-9 77
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 7-10 78
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 7-11 79
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 7-12 80
- 8-2 P/N 480-0049-00-10 82
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 8-3 83
- 8-4 P/N 480-0049-00-10 84
- (appears as 84
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 8-5 85
- 8-6 P/N 480-0049-00-10 86
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 8-7 87
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 8-8 88
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 9-1 89
- 9-2 P/N 480-0049-00-10 90
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 9-3 91
- 9-4 P/N 480-0049-00-10 92
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 9-5 93
- 9-6 P/N 480-0049-00-10 94
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 9-7 95
- 10-2 P/N 480-0049-00-10 97
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 10-3 98
- 10-4 P/N 480-0049-00-10 99
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 10-5 100
- Chapter 10: Using IVR 100
- 10-6 P/N 480-0049-00-10 101
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 10-7 102
- 10-8 P/N 480-0049-00-10 103
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 10-9 104
- 10-10 P/N 480-0049-00-10 105
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 10-11 106
- 10-12 P/N 480-0049-00-10 107
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 10-13 108
- 10-14 P/N 480-0049-00-10 109
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 10-15 110
- 10-16 P/N 480-0049-00-10 111
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 10-17 112
- 10-18 P/N 480-0049-00-10 113
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 10-19 114
- 10-20 P/N 480-0049-00-10 115
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 10-21 116
- ID is 6618 117
- DX and the RADIUS server 118
- 10-24 P/N 480-0049-00-10 119
- A-1 P/N 480-0049-00-10 123
- A-2 P/N 480-0049-00-10 124
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 A-3 125
- A-4 P/N 480-0049-00-10 126
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 A-5 127
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 A-6 128
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 A-7 129
- P/N 480-0049-00-10 A-8 130
- 480-0049-00-10 Index-1 131
- 480-0049-00-10 Index-2 132
- 480-0049-00-10 Index-3 133
- GLOSSARY 134
- Glossary-2 P/N 480-0049-00-10 135
- P/N 480-0049-00-00 Glossary-3 136
- WARRANTY 137
- QUINTUM TECHNOLOGIES, INC 137
- LIMITED WARRANTY AGREEMENT 137
- Quintum Limited Warranty 137
- Quintum RMA Procedure 138
- Documentation Notice 139
Related products and manuals for Network switches Quintum DX2060
Network switches Quintum Tenor AX User's Guide
(131 pages)
(131 pages)
(25 pages)© 2020, manymanuals.com. All rights reserved. | 0.933 s |
Manymanuals.com
Manymanuals.de
Manymanuals.fr
Manymanuals.it
Manymanuals.pl
Manymanuals.cz
Manymanuals.es
Manymanuals-pt.com
Comments to this Manuals