Mitel MiVOICE BUSINESS, Engineering Manualline

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Installation Examples
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MIVOICE IP PHONE
Each MiVoice IP Phone must know (as a minimum)
• its own IP address
• its subnet mask
• its default gateway
• its VLAN (not required by a PC)
• its controller (not required by a PC).
IP settings on a MiVoice IP Phone can be assigned:
• Statically or
• Dynamically using DHCP (the 3300 has an integrated DHCP server.)
VLAN settings on a MiVoice IP Phone can be:
• Assigned statically or
• Learned dynamically via CDP or
• Learned dynamically via DHCP double lookup.
QoS settings on a MiVoice IP Phone can be assigned:
• Statically or
• Dynamically using DHCP.
If a MiVoice IP Phone learns its VLAN information via CDP and no other priority information is
set (static or DHCP), then the 802.1p priority defaults to a value of 5.
EXAMPLE NETWORK TOPOLOGY
In the example, Figure 56, we use the following selections:
• Voice VLAN 100
• Voice IP addressing scheme of 192.168.100.0/24 and 192.168.200.0/24
• An existing data network of 10.0.0.0/16 running on the default VLAN is assumed.
Note: A PC will also have other settings such as DNS and WINS that the MiVoice IP
Phone does not require.