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Connect appliance to the network by plugging one end of the Cat 5 ethernet cable to the LAN
(Local Area Network) port on officeBOX™. Plug the other end of the cable to an existing
network socket. Depending on your setup, you also have MAN (Management Area Network) and
RAN (Replication Area Network) ports at your disposal.

Depending on PCI card(s) you selected with purchase of OfficeBOX™ M1000, you will have to
connect telephony cables accordingly.

Although, M1000 should come with preinstalled Bicom Systems software and you should be able
to reach the system once it is online on your network, console port is also available in case you
prefer direct connection for monitoring or to access the system through the console connection.

Once you connect all the necessary cables connect the box to the power source.

Software Setup

After officeBOX™ has been placed, it is time to set it up. As already mentioned there are three
network adapters LAN, MAN and RAN ports.

Default settings for network cards:

LAN port - DHCP (eth0)

MAN port - DHCP with fallback IP to 192.168.100.1/24 (eth1)

RAN port - not configured (eth2)

OfficeBOX™ will come with preinstalled PBXware and LAN port will be set up to get the IP
address from DHCP server automatically. However, on larger networks it might be somewhat
complicated to find the IP assigned to OfficeBOX™. To avoid this issue, you can connect your PC
to a MAN port of the OfficeBOX™. To do this connect one end of the cable into a network port
on your computer and plug the other end into a MAN port on OfficeBOX™.

In order to access PBXware on IP address 192.168.100.1/24 you will have to set up your
network card IP to be in same IP range, for example, you can use IP address 192.168.100.2 with
netmask 255.255.255.0

Other network settings can be left empty.

Once you are connected to this network, connect to PBXware through ssh. Linux and Mac OS X
users can simply open terminal and type command:

ssh [email protected] -p2020

This will initiate an ssh connection to PBXware and if everything is set correctly you should be
prompted for password. Default PBXware password is: pbxware.

Once you are logged in start network wizard using command:

netsetup

This will start a Network Interface Configuration Wizard that will allow you to configure your
network interfaces.

Summary of Contents for officeBOX M1000

Page 1: ...e and after it is completed you will be able to use full potential of your officeBOX appliance Requirements Requirements for the usage of officeBOX are 10 100Base TCP IP based local area network LAN O...

Page 2: ...of power adapters other than the one supplied with your box is not recommended c Electrical Shock To reduce the risk of electrical shock do not disassemble or tamper in any way with the power supply O...

Page 3: ...pliance is done in three steps Installation explains deployment process and physical connection to the network and power source Software Setup explains the process of setting up the appliance in a net...

Page 4: ...on of OfficeBOX M1000 we did all we could to simplify this process for end users and make M1000 as much Plug n Play as possible so all you have to do is to connect it to the network with CAT5 ethernet...

Page 5: ...P to 192 168 100 1 24 eth1 RAN port not configured eth2 OfficeBOX will come with preinstalled PBXware and LAN port will be set up to get the IP address from DHCP server automatically However on larger...

Page 6: ...elect interface you would like to configure and simply go through configuration wizard selecting preferred settings To set up LAN eth0 interface to use static IP select it from the list and click Next...

Page 7: ...y IP address manually select Next and press enter Enter IP address you would like to use on LAN interface along with matching netmask broadcast default gateway GW metric if you only have one default g...

Page 8: ...k interfaces Once you complete network configuration wizard you will be able to reach your PBXware from other computers on the network To access PBXware Setup Wizard in order to perform initial config...

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