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D-Link DVX-1000 User Manual

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Contents
  1. revision history
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. INTRODUCTION
  7. getting started
  8. U SING THE WEB INTERFACE TO CONFIGURE THE SYSTEM
  9. Configuring the SMTP server
  10. Help Command
  11. Set DHCP Command
  12. Set NTP Server Command
  13. Set Date Command
  14. Set Day Command
  15. Show DNS Server Command
  16. StartFirewall Command
  17. U SER C ONFIGURATION
  18. Adding a new user
  19. Modifying user details
  20. C ONFIGURING G ATEWAYS
  21. Detecting inactive sessions
  22. C ONFIGURING G ROUPS
  23. C ONFIGURING FEATURES
  24. Call Forward
  25. Receive voicemail by email
  26. C ONFIGURING AUTO ATTENDANT PARAMETERS
  27. D ELETING VOICE PROMPTS
  28. Editing menu options
  29. R ESTORING THE DEFAULT MENU
  30. U SING THE VOICE MAIL SERVER
  31. Customizing your mailbox greeting
  32. scheduling a conference
  33. Editing the participants list
  34. software upgrade
  35. U PGRADING FROM A W INDOWS MACHINE
  36. factory reset
  37. SYSTEM REBOOT
  38. VIEWING ALARMS
  39. STACKING MULTIPLE DVXS
  40. Configuring DVX1
  41. Configuring DVX2
  42. Making calls
  43. REMOTE OFFICE CONNECTIVITY
  45. Configuring DVX3
  46. Configuring DVX4
  47. frequently asked questions
  48. APPENDIX
  49. Firewall Feature Description
  50. D-Link Confidential
  52. A DVISORY
  53. technical specifications
D-Link DVX-1000 User Manual Manual pdf 49 page image
DVX-1000 User ManualD-Link Confidential 4920.2 Remote Office ConnectivityIn certain corporate scenarios VoIP connectivity is required across locations(branch offices) and users need the capability to make and receive callsindependent of their home networks. These scenarios can be handled effectivelyby interlinking multiple DVX’s. A sample scenario is explained below.20.2.1 Sample deployment scenarioIn the sample deployment scenario shown above, DVX1 and DVX2 are installed in‘Office 1’ and DVX3 and DVX4 are installed in ‘Office 2’. DVX1 has extensions 100to 199, DVX2 has extensions 200 to 299, DVX3 has extensions 300 to 399 andDVX4 has extensions 400 to 499.The following are the requirements for the scenario.1. Any extension registered to DVX1 (100 - 199) should be able to call any other extensionregistered to DVX1, DVX2 (200 - 299), DVX3 (300 - 399) or DVX4 (400 - 499) by dialing theextension number. i.e. 101 should be able to call 401 by dialing 401.2. Any extension registered to DVX2 (200 - 299) should be able to call any other extensionregistered to DVX1 (100-199), DVX2, DVX3 (300 - 399) or DVX4 (400 - 499) by dialing theextension number. i.e. 201 should be able to call 401 by dialing 401.3. Any extension registered to DVX3 (300 - 399) should be able to call any other extensionregistered to DVX1 (100 - 199), DVX2 (200 - 299), DVX3 or DVX4 (400 - 499) by dialing theextension number. i.e. 101 should be able to call 401 by dialing 401.4. Any extension registered to DVX4 (400 - 499) should be able to call any other extensionregistered to DVX1 (100 - 199), DVX2 (200 - 299), DVX3 (300 - 399) or DVX4 by dialing theextension number. i.e. 101 should be able to call 401 by dialing 401.This scenario requires that the routers used to connect the offices to the internethave virtual server configurations. Virtual server configuration is also called portforwarding on some routers. Generally, a virtual server is configured byforwarding a port on the external (WAN) interface of the router to an IP and portOffice 1 Office 2InternetWAN: 61.95.97.114LAN: 192.168.50.1PSTN GatewayRoute - 801101 102 201 202301 302 401 402100Operator300OperatorDVX1:10.0.0.10AA: 160VM: 150DVX2:10.0.0.20AA: 260VM: 250DVX3:192.168.50.30AA: 360VM: 350DVX4:192.168.50.40AA: 460VM: 450203103303 403204104304404HomePSTN GatewayRoute 801RouterRouterExternal SIPServers WAN: 61.95.97.113LAN: 10.0.0.1 RouterPSTNPSTN
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