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MG-SIP128 [MG-128SIPMGG]
Note 5:
When IPv6 function is in service, Ether2 IP address can be generated by MG-SIP128 [MG-
128SIPMGG] after MG-SIP128 [MG-128SIPMGG] receives the RA message from the router. So
Ether2 IP address setting is unnecessary.
Note 6:
• “set ip_version: IPv6” is executed.
When the last IP address set for Ether2 port remains, it appears.
When the last IP address set for Ether2 port does not remain,”::” appears.
When Ether2 port fails to obtain an IP address,”::” appears.
• “set ip_version: IPv4” is executed.
When the last IP address set for Ether2 port remains, it appears.
When the last IP address set for Ether2 port does not remain,”0.0.0.0” appears.
[Conditions Specific to IPv6 Function]
(1)
IPv6 and IPv4 cannot be used simultaneously.
(2)
IPv6 address can be set only by “stateless address autoconfiguration” in the router. So, this function re-
quires to connect a router supporting IPv6. When two or more routers exist or two or more prefixes used
for the router in the WAN side, IP address settings may be overlapped. To avoid it, this function allows
only one router to be connected in the WAN side, and one prefix can be used per router. This function
does not support allocating fixed IP addresses manually and distributing IP addresses from DHCPv6 serv-
er.
(3)
When IPv6 function is in service, IPv4 packets are discarded. When a SIP request for IPv6 packet has any
IPv4 address in its message body using SDP, MG-SIP128 [MG-128SIPMGG] responses to the request
with returning 488 Not Acceptable Here. A warning code is not added to 488 Not Acceptable Here.
(4)
When IPv6 function is out of service, IPv6 packets are discarded. When a SIP request for IPv4 packet has
any IPv6 address in its message body using SDP, MG-SIP128 [MG-128SIPMGG] responses to the re-
quest with returning 488 Not Acceptable Here. A warning code is not added to 488 Not Acceptable Here.
(5)
When IPv6 function is in service, be sure to set an IPv6 address for each configuration command requir-
ing IP address setting.
sip_accfilter
Change the current set-
ting of SIP Access Filter
mask to the last setting.
Change the current set-
ting of SIP Access Filter
mask to “128”.
Change the current set-
ting of SIP Access Filter
mask to the last setting.
Change the current set-
ting of SIP Access Filter
mask to
“255.255.255.255”.
Changing IPv4 to IPv6
Changing IPv6 to IPv4
IPv6 Related Data
Settings Exist
No IPv6 Related
Data Settings Exist
IPv4 Related Data
Settings Exist
No IPv4 Related
Data Settings Exist
Содержание SV8500
Страница 1: ...Peripheral Equipment Description NWA 041680 001 ISSUE 12 0 FP85 110 S7 ...
Страница 67: ...VOL 1 7 CHAPTER 1 DEVICES REQUIRED TO BUILD NETWORK 2 Select Scope Create on the menu bar as shown below ...
Страница 103: ...VOL 1 43 CHAPTER 1 DEVICES REQUIRED TO BUILD NETWORK STEP 8 Highlight Scope 10 0 0 0 ss2 and select Action Activate ...
Страница 110: ...VOL 1 50 CHAPTER 1 DEVICES REQUIRED TO BUILD NETWORK Network Services List Box Example ...
Страница 122: ...VOL 1 62 CHAPTER 1 DEVICES REQUIRED TO BUILD NETWORK STEP 3 Click Finish to complete the DNS installation ...
Страница 253: ...VOL 2 xiv TABLE OF CONTENTS CONTINUED Page ...
Страница 292: ...VOL 2 39 Zone Transceiver ZT LEDs on the Zone Transceiver POWER STATUS Power lamp Status lamp ...
Страница 1596: ...VOL 2 1343 MG SIP128 MG 128SIPMGG Port Settings tab opens Set the values as the following figure shows ...
Страница 1723: ...VOL 2 1470 MG SIP128 MG 128SIPMGJ Port Settings tab opens Set the values as the following figure shows ...
Страница 1734: ...VOL 2 1481 MG SIP128 MG 128SIPMGJ 18 4 Operation and Maintenance Here explains MG SIP128 MG 128SIPMGJ operation and maintenance ...
Страница 1854: ...VOL 2 1601 MG SIP96 Port Settings tab opens Set the values as the following figure shows ...
Страница 1864: ...VOL 2 1611 MG SIP96 19 4 Operation and Maintenance Here explains MG SIP96 operation and maintenance ...
Страница 2336: ...VOL 2 2083 SR MGC E 25 SR MGC E Here explains an SR MGC E function overview configuration installation procedure ...
Страница 2613: ...VOL 3 126 CHAPTER 2 TERMINAL RELATED DEVICES SN886 DRE B SW70 SW71 PWR LB ALM LINK IVDCN BATT0 BATT1 LED PZ 23ELCN CHAMP0 CHAMP1 ...
Страница 2638: ...VOL 3 151 CHAPTER 2 TERMINAL RELATED DEVICES Fastening of STAND ASSEM STAND ASSEM Set Screw Set Screw ...
Страница 2640: ...VOL 3 153 CHAPTER 2 TERMINAL RELATED DEVICES Installation of DRU DAU Wall Mounting DRU DAU Wood screw Wood screw ...
Страница 2721: ...VOL 3 234 CHAPTER 2 TERMINAL RELATED DEVICES Mounting of BATT BOX ASSEM Cover BATT BOX ASSEM ...
Страница 3113: ...VOL 3 626 CHAPTER 4 CONFIGURATION SETUP b English Sm Lower case ...
Страница 3114: ...VOL 3 627 CHAPTER 4 CONFIGURATION SETUP c Turkish Bg Upper case d Turkish Sm Lower case ...
Страница 3115: ...VOL 3 628 CHAPTER 4 CONFIGURATION SETUP e Russian Bg Upper case f Russian Sm Lower case ...
Страница 3116: ...VOL 3 629 CHAPTER 4 CONFIGURATION SETUP g Others EMEA Bg Upper case h Others EMEA Sm Lower case ...
Страница 3117: ...VOL 3 630 CHAPTER 4 CONFIGURATION SETUP FW 2 2 X X or earlier except for DT730G a English Bg Upper case ...
Страница 3118: ...VOL 3 631 CHAPTER 4 CONFIGURATION SETUP b English Sm Lower case ...
Страница 3119: ...VOL 3 632 CHAPTER 4 CONFIGURATION SETUP c Turkish Bg Upper case d Turkish Sm Lower case ...
Страница 3120: ...VOL 3 633 CHAPTER 4 CONFIGURATION SETUP e Russian Bg Upper case f Russian Sm Lower case ...
Страница 3121: ...VOL 3 634 CHAPTER 4 CONFIGURATION SETUP g Others EMEA Bg Upper case h Others EMEA Sm Lower case ...
Страница 3414: ...VOL 3 927 CHAPTER 4 CONFIGURATION SETUP 8 The Telephony Server normally starts up the IP station ...
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