Table Of Contents

A - B - C - D - E - F - H - I - K - L - M - N - O - P - R - S - T - U - V -

Index

A

analog phones, support for 1-9

assigning

default router 2-9

DNS server 2-10

domain name 2-10

feature codes 3-3

host name 2-8

IP address 2-8

subnet mask 2-8

syslog server 6-33

TFTP server 3-2

audience, for this document xi

authentication traps, enabling 2-18

auto registration

of VG248 to Cisco CallManager 4-2

B

basic, call control mode 1-6

basic configuration, for SMDI 1-17

Blind transfer, default feature code for 1-7

C

call control modes

accessing features in 1-6

basic 1-6

choosing 3-3

feature 1-5

general tips 1-4

standard 1-5

understanding 1-4

caller ID

enabling 3-10

Call Voice Mail, default feature code for 1-6

Call Waiting, default feature code for 1-7

CDP

enabling 2-12, 2-13

support for 1-26

chained configuration, for SMDI 1-19

Cisco CallManager

adding MWI port 4-13, 4-26

adding VG248

auto-registration 4-2

manually 4-4

errors, resolving 6-13

Cisco EnvMon MIB, support for 1-27

Cisco Memory Pool MIB, support for 1-27

Cisco Process MIB, support for 1-27

community strings

purpose 2-16

setting 2-16

Conference, default feature code for 1-7

configuration, displaying current 6-29

Configuring 4-7

configuring

disconnect notification 4-17

enable password 2-15

keep alive number 4-16

login password 2-15

message desk number 4-12

number of SMDI ports 4-5

pilot directory number 4-4

SMDI number length 4-13

SNMP settings 2-16

telephony features 3-1

console, using 2-1

contact name, configuring 2-17

country code, identifying 3-5

D

data and voice protocols, supported 1-24

default router, assigning 2-9

DHCP

enabling 2-6

resetting IP address 2-7

support for 1-24

Disable Forward All, default feature code for 1-7

disconnect notification, configuring 4-17

disconnect supervision, enabling 3-12

displaying

current configuration 6-29

network statistics 6-24

port status 6-24

system status 6-22

distrinctive ring, enabling 3-34

DNS server

assigning 2-10

purpose 2-10

documentation, organization xi

domain name, assigning 2-10

Drop 1-7

Drop Last Conference Party, default feature code for 1-7

E

enable password

configuring 2-15

purpose 2-15

enabling

authentication traps 2-18

caller ID 3-10

CDP 2-12, 2-13

DHCP 2-6

error messages, resolving 6-36

errors

resolving 6-13

resolving in SMDI 6-13

F

fax machines, support for 1-10

feature, call control mode 1-5

feature code

assigning 3-3

Blind transfer 1-7

Call Voice Mail 1-6

Call Waiting 1-7

Conference 1-7

Disable Forward All 1-7

Drop Last Conference Party 1-7

Forward All 1-7

Hold 1-7

Last Number Redial 1-6

Malicious Call Identification 1-7

Pickup 1-6

SpeedDial 1-6

first voice mail port number 4-5

first voice mail port number, configuring 4-5

Forward All, default feature code for 1-7

FTP, support for 1-24

H

Hold, default feature code for 1-7

hook flash timer, changing 3-33

host name

assigning 2-8

purpose 2-8

HTTP, support for 1-24

I

IGMP protocol, support for 1-24

input gain, setting 3-13

IP address

assigning 2-8

purpose 2-8

resetting 2-7

IP protocol, support for 1-24

K

keep alive number, configuring 4-16

L

Last Number Redial, default feature code for 1-6

location, configuring 2-18

logging in

using console port 2-1

using Telnet 2-2

logging levels, setting 6-35

login password

configuring 2-15

purpose 2-15

M

main menu

navigating 2-3

Malicious Call Identification, default feature code for 1-7

message desk number, configuring 4-12

MIBs, supported types 1-26

modems, support for 1-10

monitoring, remotely 6-31

multiplexing configuration, for SMDI 1-21

MWI port, adding to Cisco CallManager 4-13, 4-26

MWI types

choosing 3-11

description 1-4

N

navigating, main menu 2-3

network statistics

displaying 6-24

purpose 6-24

O

output gain, setting 3-14

P

passwords

configuring 2-14

enable 2-15

login 2-15

Pickup, default feature code for 1-6

pilot directory number

configuring 2-16

purpose 2-16

pilot directory number, configuring 4-4

PLAR phones, support for 1-10

port

enabling on VG248 3-8

port enable policy, setting 3-5

ports

setting logging on 6-35

port status, displaying 6-24

protocols

IGMP 1-24

IP 1-24

R

read-only community string, setting 2-16

read-write community string, setting 2-16

restarting, VG248 2-4

RFC 1213, support for 1-26

RMON, support for 1-26

RTP, support for 1-24

S

Skinny client control protocol, support for 1-24

SMDI

Async 1 port, description 4-2

Async 2 port, description 4-2

choosing a configuration 1-16

configuring

disconnect notification 4-17

first voice mail port number 4-5

keep alive number 4-16

message desk number 4-12

number of SMDI ports 4-5

pilot directory number 4-4

SMDI number length 4-13

connecting links to VG248 4-2

resolving errors 6-13

suspending port activity 6-17

validating configuration 6-21

SMDI configuration

basic 1-17

chained 1-19

multiplexing 1-21

SNMP

support for 1-25

SNMP settings

community strings 2-16

configuring 2-16

configuring contact name 2-17

configuring location 2-18

configuring trap receiver stations 2-19

configuring trap settings 2-18

enabling authentication traps 2-18

speakerphones, support for 1-9

SpeedDial, default feature code for 1-6

standard, call control mode 1-5

subnet mask

assigning 2-8

supported devices

analog phones 1-9

fax machines 1-10

modems 1-10

PLAR phones 1-10

speakerphones 1-9

supported telephony features 1-3

syslog server, assigning 6-33

system status

displaying 6-22

purpose 6-22

T

telephony features

accessing in control modes 1-6

configuring 3-1

supported 1-3

Telnet, using 2-2

TFTP protocol, support for 1-24

TFTP server

assigning 3-2

purpose 3-2

trap receiver stations, configuring 2-19

traps

supported types 1-25

trap settings, configuring 2-18

troubleshooting

SMDI errors 6-13

types, of MWI 1-4

U

understanding

call control modes 1-4

user interactions, with telephony features 1-6

V

validating, SMDI configuration 6-21

VG248

adding to Cisco CallManager 4-1, 4-2, 4-4

enabling ports on 3-8

restarting 2-4

voice mail, configuring for Cisco CallManager 3.3 4-7

voice mail, configuring for Cisco CallManager 4.0 4-19