- Preface
- Hosted UCS Call Routing and Dial Plans
- Hosted UCS Static Configuration
- Defining and Configuring Core Network Elements and Resources
- Managing Countries and Provider Resources
- Managing Legacy PBX Support
- Provisioning Movius VoiceMail and Auto Attendant Services
- Provisioning the Local PSTN Breakout Support
- Provisioning LBO Location with Cisco Emergency Responder
- Provisioning NAT/PAT Support
- Provisioning Other Hosted Unified Communications Services Features
- Provisioning Analog Gateway
- Provisioning Linked Locations
- Provisioning Single Number Reach
- Hosted Unified Communications Services Location Administration
- Hosted Unified Communications Services Division Administration
- Hosted Unified Communications Services Customer Administration
- Sample PGW, Unified CM, and IP Unity Transactions
- Local Gateway Supported Call Scenarios
- Legacy PBX Information
- Phone Details
- Local Gateway Configuration
Provisioning Analog Gateway
This chapter describes the steps required to provision an analog VG224 gateway for a customer location in Hosted UCS Release 7.1(a).
Define and Configure VG224 Device
USM administrator defines an IOS Device (Type, Interfaces). This information is later used to add and configure the VG224 Gateways. Following sections describe how VG224 Device components are defined:
Ensure that you are Adding IOS Device Components to the correct Provider. To get to the Provider level, do the following:
Step 1 Go to Provider Administration > Providers.
Step 2 Select a Provider.
Add VG224 Device Type
To add an IOS Device Type:
Step 1 Go to Network > IOS Devices.
Step 2 Click Add.
Step 3 Click Add corresonding to IPPBX Connect MGCP VG2xx Analog Gateway.
Note VG224 analog gateway can be provisioned with CUCM using MGCP, SCCP and SIP protocols. Select the appropriate option to add VG224 device based on the deployment and protocol.
Step 4 Under Device Details, enter the following :
•Host Name—Unique <Host name of the IOS Device>; for example, e2vg224
•Description—<IOSDeviceTypeDesc; for example, City2 VG224 analog gateway
•Country—Select <Country>; for example, United Kingdom
•Owner—Select <Provider>; for example, UKprovider
•Check Single Location Only check box.
Note When you enable Single Location Only, the IOS device can be used in the selected location only.
•Select Location—Select the location from the drop down list; for example, Reseller_A: Customer_A: Division A: 1402Clu2Loc1
Step 5 Under Connectivity Details, enter the following:
•IP Address—<EthInterface IP Address>; for example, 10.190.2.42
•IP Address (alternate)—<Alternate IP Address>; for example 10.191.2.42
•IP Domain—<Domain name>; for example e2vg224
•Config Password—Enter <IOS device config password>; for example, cisco
•Enable Password—Enter <IOS device enable password>; for example, cisco
Step 6 Click Finish.
Add VG224 Gateway
To add a Media Gateway, do the following:
Step 1 Choose Network > IOS Devices.
Step 2 Click the IOS Device, for example e2vg224.
Step 3 Under Device Roles, click Add on Gateway
Step 4 Under Gateway Details, ensure the following:
•Name—<GW hostname>; for example, e2vg224
•Description—<GW description>; for example, City2 VG224 analogue gateway
•Select Protocol, for example MGCP
Step 5 Click Next.
Step 6 Select Device, <IPPBX: e2c1p, version: 7.1.x>
Step 7 Click Next.
Step 8 Under Gateway Functions, select analog for location.
Step 9 Click Add.
Repeat this for all IOS Device Network Modules.
Configure Gateway Hardware
To configure gateway hardware, do the following:
Step 1 Go to Network > IOS Devices.
Step 2 Click the IOS Device; for example, e2vg224.
Step 3 Click the Gateway under Gateway Details; for example, e2vg224.
Step 4 Click the Gateway Hardware Configuration, under Interface Details.
Step 5 Under Gateway Information, enter the following:
•Gateway Chassis—Select the gateway chassis; for example VG224.
•Click Next
•Module Slot—Select Module type ANALOG
•Click Next
•Under Module Slot, select the Voice Interface Card; For example, 24 FXS
•Gateway Voice Interface—<GatewayInterface>; for example, FastEthernet0/0
Step 6 Click Save.
USM retrieves the module analog port details and updates the gateway hardware configuration page with port details.
Configure Ports
To add and configure gateway ports, do the following:
Step 1 Go to Network > IOS Devices.
Step 2 Click the IOS Device; for example, e2vg224.
Step 3 Click the Gateway under Gateway Details; for example, e2vg224.
Step 4 Click the Gateway Hardware Configuration, under Interface Details.
Step 5 Click the port you want to configure; for example, 0 FXS.
Step 6 Under Device Information, ensure the following:
•Phone Button Template—<PhoneButtonTemplate>, select Standard Analog.
•Under Location Specific Settings, enter the following:
•Signal—<SingnalType>; for example select Ground Start
Step 7 Click Add
Allocate Port to Location
To allocate analog port to a location, follow the steps below:
Step 1 Go to Network > IOS Devices.
Step 2 Click the IOS Device; for example e2vg224.
Step 3 Click the Gateway under Gateway Details; for example e2vg224.
Step 4 Under Analog Interfaces, Click Port Allocation.
Step 5 Under Unallocated Ports, ensure that the location selected is proper and tick the port
Step 6 Click Allocate.
Register Analog Port
In Hosted UCS 7.1(a), the analog gateway port registration is done at location level. To register an analog FXS port:
Step 1 Navigate to the location where the analog gateway is provisioned, for example 1402Clu2Loc1.
Step 2 Choose Location Administration > Analogue Line Mgt.
Step 3 Click the Analog gateway hyperlink; for example, e2vg224
Step 4 Click Register for the analog port you want to register with CUCM.
Step 5 Select the feature group; for example, COS1International24Hour.
Step 6 Click Next
Step 7 Under Line Number 1, select the number; for example, DDI 014022118001
Step 8 Select the Line Class of Service; for example, COS1International24Hour
Step 9 Click Register.
Note The automatic MGCP provisioning feature will automate the global MGCP configuration with the use of the following two commands. If MGCP autocomple commands are disabled on the "IOS Device 12.x - Model MGCP" and you need MGCP automatic provisioning, then add the following commands on MGCP analog gateway configuration.
•e2vg224# ccm-manager config server <TFTP1IPADDR>
•e2vg224# ccm-manager config
TFTP1IPADDR is the IP address of the CUCM server where TFTP Service is running.