NEC SV8500, Manual

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SR-MGC(E)
• Do both the SR-MGC(E) and IP terminals for testing belong to the same network?
• Is SR-MGC(E) data set properly?
Check the assigned data such as IP address by using the AIPA command.
- If there are no problem; a call can be sent and received properly; and the call quality is good.
End of installation test. Now you can connect the SR-MGC(E) back to the actual operating envi-
ronment.
(3) Check with a command
You can use the following command to check the state of an SR-MGC(E).
[CMNT: Control of SR-MGC Maintenance Data]
The Update button provides you with states of all SR-MGCs managed by the MGC.
• SR-MGC No.
• STS: Indicates the connection state between the MGC and each SR-MGC.
* If there is an NG state, perform test (2).
• Connect CNT: Indicates the total value consisting of the number of terminals (IP stations) con-
nected to each SR-MGC, and the number of channels consumed by other devic-
es (IP-BS, MG, Analog MC, VS-32 etc.) that are also connected to the SR-
MGC.
Note:
Every IP station is counted as 1.
Note:
As for other devices, every channel consumed by the devices is counted as 1; however, MG (PRI) in pro-
prietary protocol mode is counted on a device basis: 1 MG(PRI) = 1.
• Office Name
• IP Address: SR-MGC address
• Mode: Fixed to 1
• Office Data Copy Status
• Office Data Copy Time
(4) System message check
STEP 6: Perform the DFTD command to display system messages.
STEP 7: Check the system messages to see if any SR-MGC(E) does not have a problem; fix the prob-
lem, if necessary.
• 10-F, Connection Failure between the Telephony Server and SR-MGC