Cisco UC 520 Bedienungsanleitung

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Cisco

Unified Communications

500 Series

IP PBX Setup Guide

Version 1.0

Last Update: 02/14/2011

Cisco Unified Communications 500 Series

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DISCLAIMER

The attached document is provided as a basic guideline for setup and configuration of Cisco

Unified Communications 500 Series IP PBX systems with MegaPath’s SIP Trunking service,

based on MegaPath’s testing and validation process. It does not include advanced

configurations to enable features such as voicemail, Find-Me-Follow-Me, etc. MegaPath is

not responsible for customer IP PBX configurations. For more information on advanced

features, please refer to your IP PBX documentation.

OVERVIEW

Cisco Unified Communications 500 series IP PBX (www.cisco.com) is an “all-in-one”

converged IP PBX solution featuring built-in PBX functionality, voicemail, SIP gateway, IP

router, Gigabit uplinks, Power of Ethernet (PoE) ports, Firewall, VPN, and DSU/CSU. The

steps outlined in this guide reflect the process used by MegaPath to successfully configure

MegaPath’s SIP trunks on the described software/hardware versions only.

SUPPORTED HARDWARE MODELS

The following hardware models are interoperable and described with this setup guide:

Cisco UC 520

Cisco UC 540

Cisco UC 560

SUPPORTED SOFTWARE DEPLOYMENTS

The following software deployments are interoperable and described with this setup guide:

•Cisco Configuration Assistant: v3.0

•Cisco Software Pack: v8.1.0

•Cisco IOS: (UC500-ADVIPSERVICESK9-M), v15.1(2)T2

•System Bootstrap ROM: v12.4 (11r)XW3

REQUIRED INFORMATION

The following software deployments are supported with this setup guide:

Maximum Channels __________________________________________________

Host ______________________________________________________________

Username _________________________ Password ________________________

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Appendix: Cisco Unified Communications 500 Series Setup

The Cisco Unified Communications 500 Series is comprised of three primary models with

numerous options and configurations available to each. Below is a high-level comparison of

the Unified Communications 520, 540 and 560.

Model

Cisco UC 520

Cisco UC 540

Cisco UC 560

Feature

Highlights

8 to 64 IP phone

station support

Four to 8 analog

trunks or two to 4

BRI digital trunks

Optional single

T1/E1 voice interface

(PRI and CAS)

Integrated voicemail

16 hours voicemail

storage

Automated attendant

Integrated business

productivity

applications

Integrated security

Music on hold

Optional on board

wireless access

Simple system

configuration and

management

Eight to 32 phone

station support

Four to 8 analog

trunks or two to 4

BRI digital trunks

Optional single

T1/E1 voice interface

(PRI and CAS)

Integrated voicemail

32 hours voicemail

storage

Automated attendant

Integrated business

productivity

applications

Integrated security

Music on hold

On board wireless

included

Simple system

configuration and

management

16 to 104 phone

station support

Four to 12 analog

trunks or two to 6

BRI digital trunks

Optional one or two

T1/E1 voice interface

(PRI and CAS)

Integrated voicemail

32 or 64 hours

voicemail storage

Automated attendant

Integrated business

productivity

applications

Integrated security

Music on hold

Wireless support

with the Cisco AP

500 Series Wireless

Access Point

Simple system

configuration and

management

A.1. Cisco Configuration Assistant Setup

To use the Cisco Configuration Assistant to create and save the initial

software configuration, please follow the steps below:

1) If necessary, install Configuration Assistant on a PC to be used to manage

the configuration of the UC 500. See the Getting Started with Cisco

Configuration Assistant document at www.cisco.com/go/configassist or on

the CD-ROM that shipped with your product for more information.

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2) Launch Configuration Assistant. See the Getting Started with Cisco

Configuration Assistant document at www.cisco.com/go/configassist or on

the CD-ROM that shipped with your product for more information.

a) Factory default username and password are cisco/cisco

3) Using an RJ-45-to-RJ-45 Ethernet cable, connect the Ethernet port of the

PC on which the Cisco Configuration Assistant is installed to a PoE port on

the front panel of the UC 500.

4) Use the Configuration Assistant to perform the following tasks. For more

information, see online help.

a) Connect to a New Community.

b) Accept the default values to create the initial configuration.

Note –If you are installing a single-site key system configuration, change

the “Voice System Type” setting from PBX to Key System Configuration.

c) Save the configuration

5) Confirm that the UC 500 appears in the Topology View.

A.2. Telephony Setup Wizard

When running Cisco Configuration Assistant for the first time, the Telephony

Setup Wizard will start automatically and guide you through configuring basic

settings on the Cisco UC500

Welcome and Overview

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A.2.2 Welcome - Software Settings

This screen displays licensing and software version information.

Additional user licenses can be added and the system software version

can be upgraded here.

Software Upgrade and License Management

A.2.3 Networking –System Access

Configure the UC500 system hostname and administrator access

credentials on this screen.

Configuring System Access settings

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Note –Login credentials configured here apply to both Cisco

Configuration Assistant and CLI access.

A.2.4 Networking –Choose Locale

Select “Custom” and choose the “North American-10-Digit” dial plan

template.

Choose Locale

A.2.5 Networking –WAN

Configure WAN Internet settings here, making sure to specify CIDR

notation in the “IP Address” field which will automatically populate the

“Subnet Mask” field.

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Configuring WAN settings

Note –Using a static IP address is highly recommended. No testing or

verification of behavior using a DHCP assigned IP address was

completed.

A.2.6 Networking –Local LAN

If needed, configure Local LAN settings here including voice and data

VLANs. This step is optional and these settings will function with the

default configuration.

Configuring Local LAN settings

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A.2.7 Users/Extensions and Auto Attendant

Options in this section are customer specific and configuration will not

be covered. Navigate through this section to configure the following:

Extension digit length

Access Code for outside dialing

Voicemail extension

Create and configure an Auto Attendant, customize prompts

and actions

Configure FXS (analog) ports

Create Users

oAssign User extensions

oAssign User phones

Create and configure Hunt Groups

Users Setup Summary

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Auto Attendant Setup Summary

A.2.8 Trunks –FXO Ports

Configure FXO (analog) Trunk settings here. SIP Trunk settings are not

included in the wizard and will be covered later in this document.

Note –At least one FXO port must remain active during setup or the

error displayed below will be received. This port can be disabled once

the configuration wizard is complete.

Error displayed when all FXO ports have been disabled

A.2.9 Done –Applying and Saving the Configuration

Now that the Telephony Setup Wizard is complete, click “Apply

Configuration” to apply the settings to the running configuration.

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