Toolpack:Enabling VoIP Bonding A - Revision history

Cbilodeau: fix product name

2015-03-23T18:47:49Z

fix product name

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	:a. For TMG800 and TMG3200, access the unit using SSH, then connect to the telecom baseboard using telnet.		:a. For TMG800 and TMG3200, access the unit using SSH, then connect to the telecom baseboard using telnet.
	telnet 172.31.1.1		telnet 172.31.1.1
	:b. For other platforms, such as TMP800, ~~TMP3200~~ and TMG7800, connect to the telecom baseboard directly using telnet and the eth0 IP address.		:b. For other platforms, such as TMP800, TMP6400 and TMG7800, connect to the telecom baseboard directly using telnet and the eth0 IP address.
	telnet 10.3.2.21		telnet 10.3.2.21

Luc Morissette: /* Applies to version(s): v2.7. */

2013-11-20T13:48:51Z

Applies to version(s): v2.7.

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	::<code><0\|1></code> selects if the feature is enabled (1 to enable). When the feature is enabled, the Ethernet PHY states are polled periodically to discover which port is available.		::<code><0\|1></code> selects if the feature is enabled (1 to enable). When the feature is enabled, the Ethernet PHY states are polled periodically to discover which port is available.
	::<code>[IP_To_Ping]</code> is the IP address to send ICMP echo requests to verify if a logical path is available. When no response is received within the requested timeout after the specified number of retries, the port is considered temporarly unusable and the other VoIP port is used instead.		::<code>[IP_To_Ping]</code> is the IP address to send ICMP echo requests to verify if a logical path is available. When no response is received within the requested timeout after the specified number of retries, the port is considered temporarly unusable and the other VoIP port is used instead.
	::<code>[Ping_Timeout]</code> is the ICMP echo request timeout.		::<code>[Ping_Timeout]</code> is the ICMP echo request timeout in milliseconds
	::<code>[Retries]</code> is the number of ICMP echo request retries to send before doing a switchover.		::<code>[Retries]</code> is the number of ICMP echo request retries to send before doing a switchover.
	:Examples:		:Examples:

Alexandre Tremblay: Fixed layout

2013-07-08T19:14:13Z

Fixed layout

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	2- In the baseboard prompt, use the set_voip0bonding shell command to enable VoIP Bonding.		2- In the baseboard prompt, use the set_voip0bonding shell command to enable VoIP Bonding.
	set_voip0bonding <0\|1> [IP_To_Ping] [Ping_Timeout] [Retries]		set_voip0bonding <0\|1> [IP_To_Ping] [Ping_Timeout] [Retries]
	Where:		:Where:
	<0\|1> selects if the feature is enabled (1 to enable). When the feature is enabled, the Ethernet PHY states are polled periodically to discover which port is available.		::<code><0\|1></code> selects if the feature is enabled (1 to enable). When the feature is enabled, the Ethernet PHY states are polled periodically to discover which port is available.
	[IP_To_Ping] is the IP address to send ICMP echo requests to verify if a logical path is available. When no response is received within the requested timeout after the specified number of retries, the port is considered temporarly unusable and the other VoIP port is used instead.		::<code>[IP_To_Ping]</code> is the IP address to send ICMP echo requests to verify if a logical path is available. When no response is received within the requested timeout after the specified number of retries, the port is considered temporarly unusable and the other VoIP port is used instead.
	[Ping_Timeout] is the ICMP echo request timeout.		::<code>[Ping_Timeout]</code> is the ICMP echo request timeout.
	[Retries] is the number of ICMP echo request retries to send before doing a switchover.		::<code>[Retries]</code> is the number of ICMP echo request retries to send before doing a switchover.
	Examples:		:Examples:
	set_voip0bonding 1		::<code>set_voip0bonding 1</code>
	set_voip0bonding 1 10.3.10.187 1000 1		::<code>set_voip0bonding 1 10.3.10.187 1000 1</code>
	set_voip0bonding 1 123.45.67.89 2500 3		::<code>set_voip0bonding 1 123.45.67.89 2500 3</code>

	3- Reboot the unit (note: this causes downtime).		3- Reboot the unit (note: this causes downtime).

Alexandre Tremblay: Changed instructions for connecting to the telecom baseboard

2013-07-08T17:32:55Z

Changed instructions for connecting to the telecom baseboard

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	{{DISPLAYTITLE:Enabling VoIP Bonding}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:Enabling VoIP Bonding}}

	1- Access the Tmedia unit using SSH.		1- Access the telecom baseboard of the Tmedia unit:
			:a. For TMG800 and TMG3200, access the unit using SSH, then connect to the telecom baseboard using telnet.
	~~2- Access~~ the telecom baseboard ~~from the Tmedia~~ using telnet.
	telnet 172.31.1.1		telnet 172.31.1.1
			:b. For other platforms, such as TMP800, TMP3200 and TMG7800, connect to the telecom baseboard directly using telnet and the eth0 IP address.
			telnet 10.3.2.21

	3- In the baseboard prompt, use the set_voip0bonding shell command to enable VoIP Bonding.		2- In the baseboard prompt, use the set_voip0bonding shell command to enable VoIP Bonding.
	set_voip0bonding <0\|1> [IP_To_Ping] [Ping_Timeout] [Retries]		set_voip0bonding <0\|1> [IP_To_Ping] [Ping_Timeout] [Retries]
	Where:		Where:
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	set_voip0bonding 1 123.45.67.89 2500 3		set_voip0bonding 1 123.45.67.89 2500 3

	4- Reboot the unit (note: this causes downtime).		3- Reboot the unit (note: this causes downtime).
	reboot		reboot

	5- (optional) After the reboot, access the telecom baseboard again and verify that the VoIP Bonding was successfully enabled:		4- (optional) After the reboot, access the telecom baseboard again and verify that the VoIP Bonding was successfully enabled:
	print_bonding		print_bonding

Alexandre Tremblay at 17:05, 8 July 2013

2013-07-08T17:05:00Z

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	2- Access the telecom baseboard from the Tmedia using telnet.		2- Access the telecom baseboard from the Tmedia using telnet.
	telnet 172.31.1.1		telnet 172.31.1.1

	3- In the baseboard prompt, use the set_voip0bonding shell command to enable VoIP Bonding.		3- In the baseboard prompt, use the set_voip0bonding shell command to enable VoIP Bonding.
	set_voip0bonding <0\|1> [IP_To_Ping] [Ping_Timeout] [Retries]		set_voip0bonding <0\|1> [IP_To_Ping] [Ping_Timeout] [Retries]
	Where:		Where:
	<0\|1> selects if the feature is enabled (1 to enable). When the feature is enabled, the Ethernet PHY states are polled periodically to discover which port is available.		<0\|1> selects if the feature is enabled (1 to enable). When the feature is enabled, the Ethernet PHY states are polled periodically to discover which port is available.
	[IP_To_Ping] is the IP address to send ICMP echo requests to verify if a logical path is available. When no response is received within the requested timeout after the specified number of retries, the port is considered temporarly unusable and the other VoIP port is used instead.		[IP_To_Ping] is the IP address to send ICMP echo requests to verify if a logical path is available. When no response is received within the requested timeout after the specified number of retries, the port is considered temporarly unusable and the other VoIP port is used instead.
	[Ping_Timeout] is the ICMP echo request timeout.		[Ping_Timeout] is the ICMP echo request timeout.
	[Retries] is the number of ICMP echo request retries to send before doing a switchover.		[Retries] is the number of ICMP echo request retries to send before doing a switchover.
	Examples:		Examples:
	set_voip0bonding 1		set_voip0bonding 1
	set_voip0bonding 1 10.3.10.187 1000 1		set_voip0bonding 1 10.3.10.187 1000 1
	set_voip0bonding 1 123.45.67.89 2500 3		set_voip0bonding 1 123.45.67.89 2500 3

	4- Reboot the unit (note: this causes downtime).		4- Reboot the unit (note: this causes downtime).
	reboot		reboot

	5- (optional) After the reboot, access the telecom baseboard again and verify that the VoIP Bonding was successfully enabled:		5- (optional) After the reboot, access the telecom baseboard again and verify that the VoIP Bonding was successfully enabled:
	print_bonding		print_bonding

Alexandre Tremblay: Added step to verify changes

2013-07-08T16:59:53Z

Added step to verify changes

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	4- Reboot the unit (note: this causes downtime).		4- Reboot the unit (note: this causes downtime).
	reboot		reboot

			5- (optional) After the reboot, access the telecom baseboard again and verify that the VoIP Bonding was successfully enabled:
			print_bonding

Alexandre Tremblay: Added page

2013-07-08T16:36:36Z

Added page

New page

=== '''''Applies to version(s): v2.7.''''' ===
{{DISPLAYTITLE:Enabling VoIP Bonding}}

1- Access the Tmedia unit using SSH.

2- Access the telecom baseboard from the Tmedia using telnet.
telnet 172.31.1.1

3- In the baseboard prompt, use the set_voip0bonding shell command to enable VoIP Bonding.
set_voip0bonding <0|1> [IP_To_Ping] [Ping_Timeout] [Retries]
Where:
<0|1> selects if the feature is enabled (1 to enable). When the feature is enabled, the Ethernet PHY states are polled periodically to discover which port is available.
[IP_To_Ping] is the IP address to send ICMP echo requests to verify if a logical path is available. When no response is received within the requested timeout after the specified number of retries, the port is considered temporarly unusable and the other VoIP port is used instead.
[Ping_Timeout] is the ICMP echo request timeout.
[Retries] is the number of ICMP echo request retries to send before doing a switchover.
Examples:
set_voip0bonding 1
set_voip0bonding 1 10.3.10.187 1000 1
set_voip0bonding 1 123.45.67.89 2500 3

4- Reboot the unit (note: this causes downtime).
reboot