Alcatel-Lucent OmniPCX Office R7.1 Configuration Guide For Use with AT&T’s IP Flexible Reach Service
Version 1 / Issue 1 Date July 28, 2009
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Introduction............................................................... 3 Special Notes ............................................................. 3 Overview................................................................. 3 Configuration Guide ........................................................ 4 Troubleshooting .......................................................... 11
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1. Introduction This configuration guide describes how to configure Alcatel-Lucent OmniPCX Office (OXO) to connect to AT&T’s Flexible Reach Service. OXO must be equipped with VoIP board to configure SIP trunk. OXO was tested with release R7.1 build 28.001. This is a general description of OXO configuration for ATT SIP trunk purpose for more details please refers to PublicSIPtrunking_ConfigurationGuide_OXO_ed1 document and
Expert documentation for R710.
2. Special Notes T.38 Fax is supported with the following exception. Fax is not supported with Cisco TDM gateways. Emergency 911/E911 Services Limitations While AT&T IP Flexible Reach services support E911/911 calling capabilities in certain circumstances, there are significant limitations on how these capabilities are delivered. Please review the AT&T IP Flexible Reach Service Guide in detail to understand these limitations and restrictions. 3. Overview OXO was tested in the following configuration:
OXO was configured to support 8 SIP trunk channels, has 3 IP phones, 1 UA phone, 1 SG3 fax machine and 1 analog modem: Multitech MT9234ZBA-USB used for SG3 fax and softphone Pimphony ver. 6.3. We have connected 1 POTS line to simulate rollover when SIP trunk is down.
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Customer Premises
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Phones and server in private address space.
PSTN
Managed Router does NAT.
Customer sites connect to ATT IP Border Element
Application Servers, Network Gateways, etc.
Customer Site Private Side
BVOIP Network Public Side
Customer firewall
FAX
IP Border Element
OXO
4. Configuration Guide 4.1.
Checking the software version
OXO needs to be run on release 710.028.001 or higher to compliant with ATT SIP service. To check OXO software please go to:
Data Saving & Swapping > SW-Downloading
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Installation number and DIDs
Installation number must be declared under: Numbering > Installation Number
DID numbers should be assign to stations under: Numbering > Dialing Plan > Public
Dialing Plan
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4.3. IP Configuration By default system has the following IP configuration: Main CPU: 192.168.92.246 VoIP Master: 192.168.92.248 Default GW: 192.168.92.246 To change IP setting you need to go to:
Hardware and Limits > LAN/IP configuration > LAN Configuration to change default GW:
And Hardware and Limits > LAN/IP configuration > Boards to change CPU and VoIP master IPs:
After the change system needs to be reset.
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Enabling SIP for VoIP and setting trunk channels
By default system has enabled H.323 as VoIP protocol and no channels are assigned to VoIP trunk. VoIP protocol must be switched to SIP and the number of channels must be increased under:
Voice Over IP > VoIP: Parameters > General
After this changed system prompt to reset VoIP board. Additionally the noteworthy label SimullpAlt must be changed to 01, in order to do this please go to:
System Miscellaneous > Memory Read/Write > Other Labels
Click on Details change value from 00 to 01 click on Modify and Write:
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Configuring VoIP trunk and trunk group
The VoIP trunk must be configured as public under: External Lines > List of Accesses > VoIP: Details and check the Public trunk box Also please choose desired number of channels for SIP trunk:
To create trunk group select:
External Lines > List of Trunk Groups - create a trunk group containing the VoIP trunks - verify Traffic sharing settings and barring matrix
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Next the List Index needs to be created for new VoIP Trunk Group under:
Numbering > Automatic Routing Selection > Trunk Group List - create a list index for trunk group
Now the ARS route must be created to send all number to VoIP trunk group list:
Numbering > Automatic Routing Selection > Automatic Routing: Prefixes - add a line that routes prefix 1 for example to the VoIP trunk with following settings:
Activation – YES Network – Pub Prefix – 1 Ranges – 0-9 Substitute – leave blank TrGpList – enter the trunk group list index Called(ISVPN/H450) – het Destination – SIP Gateway IP Type – Static IP Address – in test scenario: 207.242.225.200 Gateway Alive Protocol – SIP Option Gateway Alive Timeout – enter desired time period in seconds Gateway Bandwidth – choose right value depends on number of VoIP channels and carrier bandwidth Alcatel-Lucent OmniPCX Office R7.1 Configuration Guide
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Codec/Framing – Default - In a default configuration (Codec/Framing set to default), there is no preferred codec/framing on the Alcatel-Lucent OmniPCX Office Communication Server side. The selected codec/framing depends on the remote party Index of Gateway – choose gateway index
In above example you can see that for prefix 1 main line and subline were added to rollover calls to another ATT SIP gateway IP: 207.242.225.201 and if both IP gateways down calls are sent to POTS lines. SIP Option is used for a keep alive mechanism. Note that AT&T customer care will provide the customer with the 2 AT&T SIP endpoints during provisioning. To create Gateway Parameters in OMC go to:
Numbering > Automatic Routing Selection > Gateway Parameters - add new index with following settings: RFC 3325 – Yes Remote SIP port – 5060 Index of SIP Numbers Format – 1 DNS – Disabled
To create SIP Public Numbering in OMC go to:
Numbering > Automatic Routing Selection > SIP Public Numbering - configure index 1 with following settings: Calling Format (Outgoing) – National Calling Prefix (Outgoing) – leave blank Called Format (Outgoing) – National/International Called Prefix (Outgoing) – leave blank Called Short Prefix (Outgoing) – leave blank Calling Format (Incoming) – National Calling Prefix (Incoming) – leave blank Called Format (Incoming) – National Called Prefix (Incoming) – leave blank
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Creating ARS Prefix
To create trunk access prefix for ARS in OMC main trunk group prefix needs to be modified under:
Numbering > Dialing Plans > Internal Dialing > Main Trunk Group - modify with following setting: Start – 9 End – 9 Base – ARS NMT – Drop Priv – No Accept new setting by with Modify key.
5. Troubleshooting
- If calls can’t be established please check gateway alive status under: Numbering > Automatic Routing Selection > Automatic Routing: Prefixes - If there is problem with resources please check VoIP Counters under: Voice Over IP > VoIP: Traffic Counters - For additional troubleshooting external ethereal traces are required. If you need a technical assistance please call ALU Technical Support line to open a case, the phone number is +1 (877) 729-7299.
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ALCATEL-LUCENT OMNIPCX™ OFFICE RICH COMMUNICATION EDITION
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS COMMUNICATION SERVICES Conversation services • Wideband VoIP, HD video • Ad-hoc audio, video and web conferencing • Scheduled audio, video and web conferencing • Whiteboard and webinar presentation mode with annotation • Enterprise presence, including conversation status • Desktop phone and mobile phone control from PC • Universal directory access • Call by name • User Call Log • Single-identity: routing profiles ¬ User-defined routing rules ¬ Route to one or several devices • Visual mailbox access
Business communications services • Centralized directory, call by name • Multiline telephony • Call options, speed dial • Audio conferencing • Personal and enterprise call routing and forwarding • Call-back features • Call history • Multiline • Call queuing • Automatic route selection (ARS) ¬ 3000 entries ¬ Least cost routing ¬ Multicarrier access ¬ ARS overflow on busy carrier ¬ Time range and calendar based
Manager assistant
• PIM/directory
• Call filtering
¬ Microsoft Outlook
• Hot line
¬ Act!®
• Multiple manager/secretary
¬ GoldMine® ¬ Microsoft Access™
Team and group
• Workgroup
¬ IBM® Lotus Notes™ ¬ LDAP
• Key system
• Microsoft Windows™ (XP, 7, 8)
• Groupware supervision
• VOIP softphone
• Audio notifications
• Routing rule configuration (unique number)
• Group (broadcast, parallel, cyclical, sequential)
My IC Social Networks
Desktop Communications Alcatel-Lucent OmniTouch™ 8082 My IC Phone
• 7 inch capacitive and haptic touch screens • Media player, screensaver and pictures • Microsoft® Outlook™ sync • Audio conversation services ¬ Unified directory ¬ Session history ¬ Visual messaging ¬ Favorites
• Maximum connections: 25 TAPI 2.0/200TAPI 2.1 • Outlook plug-in • Call dialog window • Directory federation • Presence federation • Supervision aggregation • Pounce service • Facebook®, Yahoo®, Skype™ • Toolbar and context menu: SMS, Call, IM, E-mail, Presence, Forwarding Rules
• Manager conversations • Video calls • SIP and web services
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• Third-party web-based applications support
• Maximum capacity: 50
• Software development kit, developer portal
• Dial by name
• 10/100/1000 Ethernet
• Visual voice mail
• Bluetooth® handset
• Call log
• G722, G722.2 wideband audio
• Routing rule configuration (unique number)
• 802.3 AF PoE (class 3)
• Web-based client • Conversation services
• Maximum capacity: 20
Mobility services IP Touch 8 Series Extended Edition IP phones, IP Touch 9 Series digital phones
• One number service: up to three devices • My IC Mobile application ( iOS™ and Android™)
• Business communication services
• Unified access (from any devices)
• Embedded alpha-numeric keyboard
• Nomadic to any phone
• Call recording
• Display of participant name and contextual feature keys
• Dual/single ringing
• Call pickup
• Hands-free, loudspeaker announcement
• Paging
• Headset capability, such as Bluetooth
• Call back
• Alcatel-Lucent NOE protocol
• Intrusion
• Add-on supervision modules
• Direct inward station access (DISA), substitution
• Call deflection • Divert
Pimphony
• Get call feature • Cellular/SIP connectivity • Business/private call
On-site mobility Alcatel-Lucent OmniTouch™ 8118/8128 WLAN 300EX/400/500/500EX/8232 DECT
• Joining
• Maximum capacity: 200
• Business communication services
• Barring
• Conversation services on PC desktop
• Hands-free
• Paging
• Click-to-call
• Headset capability
• Emergency call
• Visual mail box, call log
• Integration with notification- and locationbased services through Alcatel-Lucent Application Partner Program (AAPP)
• Supervision ( single/multi site) • Assistant mode (operator)
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On-site and off-site mobility
• Busy lamp field
Alcatel-Lucent OmniTouch™ 8600 My IC Mobile
• Trunk and charging features
• Maximum capacity: 50 • Software client with intuitive graphical interface • Single identity, directory lookup, business caller name presentation, communication history, on-call access to business services ¬ Apple® iPhone™
ACD services
• User management features
• ACD group: up to 8
• Add-on module • Headset capability
• Group selection: longest idle time, rotating priority, fixed priority
• Attendant position (e.g., PC, Phone)
• Priority levels between groups: 8
• Automatic attendant
• Group overflow
• Visitor registration
• Queue: 1 per group
• Normal/restricted mode control
• Voice guidance: 7 per group • Customer code
¬ Google® Android platform • Routing profiles
OmniTouch Call center Office (ACD)
Directory services Agents features
• Easy deployment:
• UDA services
¬ Apple AppStore
• Dial by name
• Maximum 32
¬ Google Play
• Directory aggregation via My IC Social Networks plug-in
• Agent application
• Abbreviated numbers: 2200
• Local application on IP Touch 8 and 9 series
• SIP softphone (SIP Companion in VoIP mode) ¬ Fall back on cellular ¬ Apple Services
• Get call feature (move mobile call to office phone)
• Connection to external LDAP server • Individual repertories • Up to 5000 names • Contact synchronization • CRM integration
• One number • Single/dual ringing
Messaging services • Voice mail
Hospitality • Integrated application (up to 120 rooms) • Alcatel-Lucent OmniPCX Office Hospitality link (OHL) (Up to 200 rooms)
¬ Mailbox: 200 ¬ Max storage: 200 Hours (HD needed) • IM ¬ Text messaging
• Room management
¬ Free / preprogrammed
• Wake up
¬ Text messages (32 characters)
• Phone booth
¬ IM messaging with My IC Social Networks (SIP based)
Metering
• Unified messaging
• PC agent application (optional)
• Agent status (logged out, wrap-up time, pause, log in) • Free seating • Call classification • Personal statistics • Screen pop ups/CRM ¬ Embedded database ¬ API to external CRMs • Waiting time in queue for call • Visual queue control • Outbound call: free dialing, copy and paste, dial by name, LDAP Supervision
• PC application • Up to 8 simultaneous connected supervisors
• Metering counters
¬ Voice mail in e-mail
• Traffic counters
¬ Call log in e-mail
• Real time ACD activity monitoring (agent and group)
CUSTOMER SERVICES
• Three presentation modes (modular, grid, tool bar)
• Accounting link ¬ Printout facilities ¬ OHL driver ¬ Over IP accounting • Local call metering (XML/HTTP) • Account code • Duration-based forced disconnect
Conference • 6-party conference bridge • 3-party conference • SIP conference module 4135 (5 parties • Conference on SIP devices (3 parties)
Attendant Services • Call queuing • Call overflow
Architecture
• PC application
• Phone (Analog, IP Touch 8 and 9 series, SIP, mobile, DECT, WLAN)
• System retains data for 14 months
• Mixed configuration: ACD, MLAA, SCR and communication services
• CSV export
• ACD/MLAA/SCR ports: up to 16
Welcome greeting • Without hard disk: 30 hours
• Maximum entries: 10000
• With hard disk: 200 hours
• Routing criteria (customer code, CLI, DDI)
• Up to 8 ports
• Routing destinations
• Up to 200 mailboxes
¬ ACD, MLAA, any destination ¬ 2 per entry, planning based • Planning: 10
• Attendant group features
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• Automatic printing of predefined reports
Voice mail
Smart Call Routing (SCR)
• Alarm indication
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Statistic
• All-in-one, fully integrated solution
Personal assistant
• Transfer options: 5
Automated attendant
• 2 levels (customizable) • General mail box • Welcome service
OPERATIONS Management • OMC (PC-based application)
• Information service: 50 information boxes
¬ Access level ( administrator, admin, operator)
• Company greeting remote customization opening and closing hours
¬ Connectivity – IP (HTTPS) – ISDN (1 or 2 B)
Attendant group
• Maximum attendant group: 8 • Maximum attendants per group: 8 • Night greeting • Restricted mode • Time range (daily, weekly, bank holidays) Attendant console
• PC-based application
– Call back ¬ Platform – Window, – Windows server ¬ Unique management access point ¬ Customer database backup and migration • Web-based portal – Diagnostic – Simple actions
Multiple automated attendant (MLAA)
• Maximum languages per tree: 4
• Local administration (from the phone device)
¬ AFU: CD-player, door phone, loudspeaker ¬ HSL1 or HSL2 : for multiple cabinet interconnection (S,M,L chassis) ¬ MiniMIX 2/0/2 (compact chassis only) Chassis
• Compact (C) Edition ¬ AC/DC power supply: external ¬ Backup battery: external (optional) • Installation: office environment, wall-mounted ¬ 1 free modular slot ¬ No fan ¬ Height: 70 mm (2.75 in.) ¬ Width: 345 mm (13.58 in.) ¬ Depth: 340 mm (13.38 in.) ¬ Weight (unpacked): 5.1 kg (11.24 lb.) ¬ Power maximum/typical: 40 W / 25W ¬ Noise level: 0
• 5 different trees • 3 level per tree
• Daughter board
Serviceability
• Chassis: racks S, L, M
• Voice prompts per language: 100
• NTP server/client
¬ Standard in S, M, L Editions
• Time range: 10
• Alarming
– Fan
• Greeting messages
¬ Urgent/non urgent
– Rack (19-inch rack)
• Maximum greeting : 20
¬ Alarming in email
– AC/DC power supply: Integrated
• Total duration: 320 s
• History event
• Individual, group, company
• Zero touch
• Music on hold
¬ DHCP
• 16 seconds Default
¬ Plug-and-play
• Customized up to 10 minutes
¬ OmniSwitch auto provisioning
• External source • Multiple company welcome • Maximum entities (groups of users): 4 • 10 minutes music on hold per entity
External Applications Video
• LifeSize® Connections: cloud-based solution • LifeSize® Unity™ 50, Passport™, Express™ 220, Team™ 220, Icon™ 600: Desktop audio/video appliances for office and remote workers • Doorphone, SIP, My IC Phone peer-topeer video
INFRASTRUCTURE Capacity
• G3, super G3 fall-back
Architecture • All-in-one call server • Switching: TDM and IP + hybrid
Software • Linux: Linux Kernel 2.6.29.6
CPU board
• PowerCPU (PowerPC e300) – Chassis (compact, S, M, L)
• Fax over ITU-T G.711
– All requirements and options
• Fax ECM option (H2/2013)
¬ 2Gb SD memory card ¬ Hardware watchdog • 20Gb hard drive (option) • 16 VoIP DSP channel (option of up to 48)
• Up to 4 fax channels (SIP TRK)
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– 2 free modular slots – Height: 66 mm (2.60 in.) – Width: 442 mm (17.40 in.) – Weight (unpacked): 6 kg (13.22 lb.)
• ITU-T T.38 UDP fax call (trunk)
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¬ Small (S) 1U
– Depth: 400 mm (15.75 in.)
¬ Covers
• Up to 110 users
–C 0007 ombination: up to 3 chassis, maximum of 27 free slots
• BHCA 1500
• Automatic fax detection
RCE Fax Server
– Installation: stack, rack, wall-mounted
• 200 users (IP and-or TDM)
Hardware Fax services
– 0007Backup battery: Internal / external (Option)
– Power maximum/typical: 70W/28W – Noise level: maximum 40dBA ¬ Medium (M) 2U – 5 free modular slots – Height: 111 mm (4.37 in.) – Width: 442 mm (17.40 in.) – Depth: 400 mm (15.75 in.) – Weight (unpacked): 11 kg (24.25 lb.) – Power maximum/typical: 88W/40W – Noise level: Max 41dBA ¬ Large (L) 3U – 8 free modular slots – Height: 154 mm (6.06 in.) – Width: 442 mm (17.40 in.) – Depth: 400 mm (15.75 in.) – Weight (unpacked): 13 kg (28.7 lb.) – Power maximum/typical: 108W/57W – noise level: Max 45dBA
Interface boards
• Terminals ¬ Digital Interfaces UAI 4, 8, 16 ¬ Analog Interfaces SLI 4, 8, 16 • Network ¬ BRA boards (T0) 2, 4, 8 ¬ PRA boards (T1, T2) 1 ¬ Analog trunk(1) 2,4 ¬ Mixed boards T0/UA/SL 2/4/4, 4/4/8, 4/8/4 ¬ Analog mixed boards APA/UA/SL 4/4/4-1, 4/4/8-1, 4/8/4-1 ¬ Mini-MIX2/0/2 • LAN ¬ Ethernet LANswitch LanX 16 10/100/1000 BT auto-sense unmanaged
¬ Phone standards compliance RFC 3261 RFC 2327 RFC 3515 RFC 4733 RFC 3891 RFC 3420 RFC 3265 RFC 3550 RFC 3551 RFC 3264 RFC 3842 RFC 3966 RFC 3892 RFC 1321 RFC 2616 RFC 2617 RFC 5373 RFC 3398 RFC 3323 RFC 3325 RFC 4028 • RTP RFC: 1889, 1890, 2198, 3550, 3551, 3711, 3362
Security Authentication
• User authentication: login/password (4 or 6 digits) • Management authentication: login/password (8 characters) • HTTPS: server certificate self-signed • System certificate export
• SIP best practices: RFC 4504 Traffic filtering
VoIP • G722, G722.2 audio wideband • G.711 A-law and μ-law, G.723.1A, G.729.AB audio • G711, G722, G723.1, G729, G.722.2
• Cal server ¬ ARP spoofing protection • Client/device (IP Touch / MyIC 8082) ¬ ARP spoofing protection ¬ PC port filtering
• Call admission control
Application partner interfaces (AAPP) • SIP • CSTA, TAPI 2.0, TAPI 2.1 • Alcatel-Lucent Hospitality Link • Local call metering application (LCMA) • Alcatel-Lucent OmniVista 8770 Accounting and VoIP Ticket Collector, call detail records • QSIG • Urgent alarm (SIP/ISDN trunk)
SIP: Session Initiation Protocol • SIP public trunk • SIP private trunk • SIP peering • SIP end points (local users) • Alcatel-Lucent SIP devices • Third-party devices (AAPP) • SIP capabilities ¬ RTP direct ¬ Multiple RTP flow ¬ SIP notification (IM) ¬ Video (RTP direct) • Public configurable SIP number format • Support for multiple SIP registrars • Backup proxy (immediate swap)
IETF standards • SIP RFC ¬ Trunk standards compliance RFC 3261 RFC 3262 RFC 3264 RFC 2327 RFC 2833 RFC 2822 RFC 3515 RFC 3966 RFC 3398 RFC 3323 RFC 3324 RFC 3325 RFC 3892 RFC 1321 RFC 2617 T38 ITU-T RFC 3263- RFC 4244 RFC 3326 RFC 3840 RFC 4028 RFC 3581 RFC 4916
• Automatic compression algorithm allocation • Dynamic jitter buffer, echo cancellation, packet loss concealment (PLC), VAD: silence suppression and comfort noise generation • DTMF Q23, robust DTMF relay, RFC 2833 • Generic signal qualification and modem transport • Anti-saturation mechanism; backward and forward automatic gain control • Embedded signal quality diagnostic tool • Quality of service: TOS or DiffServ tagging, 802.1 p/Q
Video • Codec path through (RTP direct) • LifeSize Video Center (AAPP) • Door phone(s) integration • Peer-to-peer (SIP device/trunks)
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• Quarantine/blacklisting due to abnormal traffic (too many messages in a short time) • Automatic blacklist for hostile IP addresses • Thresholds for identifying hostile IP addresses • Connection tracking Encryption
• SSLv3 for secure HTTP session • HTTPS: 2048 bits RSA keys User authorization to communication services
• User account lock notification (alarm, e-mail) • Management account lock notification (alarm, e-mail) • 4 or 6 digit password (user)
Networking Private networking protocols
• PIN codes for calls (barring and substitution)
• SIP networking
• Barring categories
• H323 networking
• PIN for remote substitution (DISA)
• ISVPN ( T0/T2)
• Remote access locked after repeated authentication errors
• QSIG-BC (DLT0 DLT2) ARS (automatic route selection)
• Maximum of 3000 entries • Multi-carrier access Multisite
• Up to 5 sites • PC-based supervisor application • Directory synchronization (OMC)
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SIP perimeter defense
• SIP method authentication (RFC 2617) for SIP phones and public SIP trunking
• Normal/restricted modes, based on time ranges • User rights to service Miscellaneous
• Network time protocol (NTP) server and client for network-wide time synchronization • Remote access by modem: ¬ List of authorized CLI ¬ Call back to configured number • HTTPS for management and end-user applications
Alarm server
Automated radio coverage
EMC
• Live and notification call services with location information
• Dynamic RF management for AP channel power and channel optimal setting
• IEC-CISPR22 Class B
• Periodic live call for proactive security
• Self-healing around failed access points
• FCC Part 15B
• Alarm calls with specific alarm button, man down, shock, “no movement” detection • Key events calls for end user signaling task progress
• IEC-CISPR24 Wireless security
• WEP, WPA, WPA-PSK, WPA2 and WPA2-PSK • Integrated stateful firewall
• Status call for updating handset status to central server
• Rogue access point detection and containment
• Alarm server
• Wireless IDS/IPS
¬ T2 connectivity ¬ SIP connectivity • Isolated worker protection device (PTI) • DECT
DECT radio • Radio frequency range ¬ 1.88 GHz to 1.90 GHz (Europe) ¬ 1.91 GHz to 1.93 GHz (South America) ¬ 1.92 GHz to 1.93 GHz (United States) with power adaptation • 4070 DECT Base Station
Quality of service
• Standardized ¬ Over-the-air QoS: 802.11e ¬ 802.11e Power Save (U-APSD) ¬ 802.11e Traffic Specification (TSPEC) • SRP mode • Connection admission control with graceful load balancing • 802.1p DiffServ marking Call persistency
¬ Six simultaneous communications
• Proxy mobile IP for Layer 3 handover
¬ 2 UA interfaces ¬ Maximum devices registered: 120
• Fast handover – WPA2 opportunistic key caching
¬ Inline powered
• Voice-aware scanning
• 4080 IP DECT Access Point
• Cenelec EN55024 • IEC-EN61000-3-2 • ETSI-EN 301 489-06: DECT • ETSI-EN 301 489-17: Bluetooth and WLAN Radio
• ETSI EN 300 328: 2.4 GHz
¬ WMM (EDCA) • Radio DECT/GAP/AGAP
• Cenelec EN55022 Class B
• Voice-aware 802.1x re-authentication
¬ 11 simultaneous communications per AP
International directives
¬ 16 AP
EC Directives
• ETSI EN 301 893: 5 GHz • ETSI EN 301 406: DECT • FCC Part 15 Subpart C and D and E EX environment
• Cenelec EN 60079-0 • Cenelec EN 60079-11 Miscellaneous environments
• Cenelec EN 50121-4: railway applications • IEC 60945: maritime Environmental conditions
• ETSI – ETS 300 019 Part 1-1: storage • ETSI – ETS 300 019 Part 1-2: transportation • ETSI – ETS 300 019 Part 1-3: in use Telecom
• ETSI EG 201 121
¬ Maximum devices registered: 50
• 94/9/EC: ATEX
¬ POE or POE injector
• 1999/5/EC: R&TTE
¬ Outdoor versions
• 1999/519/EC: SAR
• ETSI TBR 021, 010, 022, 003, 033, 004, 034, 008, 038
¬ Integrated DAP manager for automated configuration and handset roaming
• 2011/65/EU : ROHS
• ITU-T H.323
• 2012/19/EU : WEEE
¬ Over-the-air synchronization
• FCC part 68
• 2004/108/EC: EMC
• Canada CS03
• ETSI ES 203 021
• 2009/125/EC : Ecodesign
WLAN OmniAccess WLAN access points and WLAN controllers
• IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n • IEEE 802.11i • Radio frequency (RF) range ¬ 2.4 GHz to 2.4835 GHz (“b” and “g”) ¬ 5.150 ~ 5.250 GHz (low band) ¬ 5.250 ~ 5.350 GHz (mid band) ¬ 5.470 ~ 5.725 GHz (Europe) ¬ 5.725 ~ 5.850 GHz (high band)
• 2006/95/EC: LVD
Over voltage and over currents
• ITU-T K.21, K.22 Safety
• IEC 60950-1 • UL 60950-1 SAR
• Cenelec EN50360 • Cenelec EN50385 • FCC OET 65 and IEEE 1528
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