BusinessPhone Communication Platform 6.0
Dialogs

## Network IP address data

You can configure the network IP address data for up to 1000 entries. For easier and faster handling, the dialog consists of several groups. Each group consists of 100 entries. Use the quick bar at the top of the page to go to a group.

To access the dialog, open the “System” menu in the Configuration directory tree. Then open the “System parameters” submenu and click on “General IP data” to open the context menu. Now select “Network IP address data” from the context menu.

The Network IP Address Data (also called ’1000’ node table) is used for configuration of gateways which are operated without consulting the gatekeeper. The ’1000 node’ table is contains the following information that are all related to the known cooperating gateway:

- Network node reference (usage of this information is described in Traffic handling mode without gatekeeper assistance).
- Protocol identifier.
- Network node address (Call signalling transport address).
- Network node password, which is used for cooperating node authentication purposes.

The IPU hosted gateway keeps track of the pre configured gateways availability.

#### Actions

Submit |  | To set the changed parameters. |
Reload |  | To reload the current parameters. |

Example:

The Network Node Table (also called IP Reference table or ’1000’ node table) shows all known Gateways

Network Node reference | Signalling protocoll | Network IP address | Network Node Password
1 | 102 | 10.155.166.177:10040 |
2 | 102 | 10.133.144.155:10040 |
2 | 102 | 10.133.144.156:10040 |
3 | 102 | 10.188.199.122:10040 | IP400_01

Note

Command 2186 Network Node reference represents the nodes. As shown in the table above one of command 2186 Network Node reference (here 2) can have several entries, which means that node 2 has two IPUs. In this case the originating IPU (of node 1) searches for all valid entries in the Network Node Table, which reduces the PNR - configuration effort.

Note

If BusinessPhone makes an outgoing call then the call signalling Port number (Q.931) (part of command 2164 Network IP address) of the IP Reference table must correspond with the Q.931 - Port number of the destination PBX. In case, that the destination PBX is a BusinessPhone, then the Port number has to correspond with the value of command 2194 H.323 Trunk GW Q.931‑port of the destination BusinessPhone.

Revision: B © Ericsson Enterprise 2004