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Mediant 500 Multi-Service Business Router (MSBR) User's Manual Version 7.2 - AudioCodes
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Introduction
Part - Getting Started with Initial Connectivity
Introduction
Accessing the Device's Management Interfaces
Configuring Router's LAN and WAN
Enabling Remote Management from WAN
Part - Management Tools
Introduction
Web-Based Management
CLI-Based Management
SNMP-Based Management
TR-069 Based Management
INI File-Based Management
REST-Based Management
Part - General System Settings
Date and Time
Configuring a Hostname for the Device
Part - General VoIP Configuration
Network
Security
Media
Services
Quality of Experience
Core Entities
Coders and Profiles
SIP Definitions
SIP Message Manipulation
Part - Gateway Application
Introduction
Digital PSTN
Trunk Groups
Routing
Manipulation
Configuring DTMF and Dialing
Configuring Supplementary Services
Analog Gateway
Part - Session Border Controller Application
SBC Overview
Utilizing Gateway Channel Resources for SBC
Configuring General SBC Settings
Configuring Call Admission Control
Routing SBC
SBC Manipulations
Configuring Malicious Signatures
Advanced SBC Features
Part - Cloud Resilience Package
CRP Overview
CRP Configuration
Part - Data-Router Configuration
Introduction
Part - Maintenance
Basic Maintenance
Channel Maintenance
Upgrading the Device's Software
Loading Auxiliary Files
License Key
Configuration File
Saving and Loading a Configuration Package File
Automatic Provisioning
USB Storage Capabilities
Restoring Factory Defaults
Part - Status, Performance Monitoring and Reporting
System Status
Viewing Carrier-Grade Alarms
Viewing Management User Activity Logs
Viewing Performance Monitoring
Viewing VoIP Status
Viewing PSTN Status
Viewing Network Status
Viewing Data Status
Reporting Information to External Party
Obtaining Status and Performance using a USB Flash Drive
Remote Monitoring of Device behind NAT
Part - Diagnostics
Syslog and Debug Recording
Creating Core Dump and Debug Files upon Device Crash
Debugging Web Services
Enabling SIP Call Flow Diagrams in OVOC
Enabling Same Call Session ID over Multiple Devices
Re-initializing Device with "Purified" Configuration
Analog Line Testing
Out-of-Service Physical Reasons for FXS Port
Testing SIP Signaling Calls
Data-Router Debugging
Pinging a Remote Host or IP Address
Troubleshooting using a USB Flash Drive
Part - Appendix
Patterns for Denoting Phone Numbers and SIP URIs
Configuration Parameters Reference
Capacity for Signaling, Media and User Registrations
Technical Specifications

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Automatic Dialing

The SIP call flow diagram below illustrates Automatic Dialing:

To configure Automatic dialing, see Configuring Automatic Dialing).

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