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Table of Contents
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About This Guide
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Objectives
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Audience
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Supported Routing Platforms
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Using the Indexes
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Documentation Conventions
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List of Technical Publications
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Documentation Feedback
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Requesting
Technical Support
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IPTV Network Solutions
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IPTV Video Application
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System Requirements
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Terms and Acronyms
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Overview and Topology
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Video Network Elements
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IGMP and Video Networks
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IGMP Basics
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IGMP and Intermediate
Devices
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IGMP Snooping
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IGMP Proxy
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DHCP Relay and Video Services Routers
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Video Networking and the Metro or Core Network
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What IP Routing Protocols to
Use
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Using MPLS and Label-Switched
Paths
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Redundancy and Failure Detection for Video Services Routers
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Sample Configuration of an IPTV Network
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Configuring the Access Side of a Video Services Router Running
JUNOS Software
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Configuring the Metro and Core Side of a Video Services Router
Running JUNOS Software
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Configuring Router Redundancy
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Verifying Your Configuration
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Verifying Connectivity
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Using Operational Commands
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Unidirectional Links
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Overview of Unidirectional Links
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Configurable Options
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Logical Interfaces
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Alarm Reporting
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Operational State
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Statistics
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System Requirements
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Configuring and Verifying Unidirectional Links
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Configuring and Verifying a Simple Example
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Configuring and Verifying a More Complex Example
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Voice Solution
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Overview of the Voice Solution
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The Voice Solution in a Next-Generation Network Overview
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Voice Solution Terms and Abbreviations
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Voice Solution Architecture
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Packet Gateway Controller
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Packet Gateway
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PGCP
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Voice Solution Topology with Multiple VPGs and PGCs Overview
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Sample Voice Network Topology
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Control of Voice Flows with Gates Overview
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Gate Addressing
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Opening, Closing, and Modifying Gates Overview
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Gate Identification
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Forward and Drop Operations for RTP and RTCP Gates
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Latch Deadlock and Media Inactivity Detection and Reporting
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H.248 Building Blocks Overview
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Terminations
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Contexts
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Streams
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Virtual Interfaces with the Packet Gateway Overview
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Twice NAT for VoIP Traffic Overview
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NAT Pool Selection
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NAT Pool Selection by Matching the Transport
Protocol
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IPv4-to-IPv6 Address Translation
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Quality of Service for VoIP Traffic Overview
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Rate-Limiting for VoIP Traffic Overview
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How the Rate-Limiting Feature Works
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Default Values for Rate-Limiting Parameters
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Rate Limiting and Fast Update Filters
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Rate-Limiting Statistics Display
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Security for PGCP Overview
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Interim AH Scheme
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Symmetric Control Association
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Priority and Emergency Call Handling
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VoIP Call Setup Overview
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VPN Aggregation for VoIP Calls Overview
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How VPN Aggregation Works
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Session Mirroring Overview
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Activation of Session Mirroring for a Gate
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How Session Mirroring Works
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Security for Packets Sent to the Delivery Function
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Configuring the Voice Solution
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Configuring a Virtual Packet Gateway
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Adding a PGC to the VPG Configuration
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Configuring NAT Pools for the Packet Gateway
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Configuring a Remotely Controlled NAT Pool
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Configuring a NAT Pool Selected Based on Transport Protocol
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Assigning a NAT Pool
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Configuring Virtual Interfaces
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Configuring Packet Gateway Rules
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Configuring a Packet Gateway Rule Set
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Configuring a Stateful Firewall for the Packet Gateway
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Configuring a Service Set
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Configuring Rate-Limiting for Voice Calls
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Configuring QoS for Voice Calls
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Configuring the Physical Interface to Advertise the VPG Address
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Configuring the Service Interface
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Configuring VPN Aggregation
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Configuring Latch Deadlock and Media Inactivity Detection
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Configuring H.248 Timers
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Configuring Default Values for H.248 Base Root Properties
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Configuring Default Values for H.248 Segmentation Properties
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Enabling Wildcards for Service Change Notifications
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Configuring Session Mirroring
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Disabling Session Mirroring
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Re-Enabling Session Mirroring
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Configuring IPSec for Mirrored Sessions
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Verifying Your Configuration
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Verifying the PGCP Configuration
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Verifying the Service Interface Configuration
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Verifying the Physical Interface Configuration
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Verifying the Service Set Configuration
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Verifying the NAT Pool Configuration
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Verifying the Stateful Firewall Configuration
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Monitoring the Voice Solution
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Monitoring RTP and RTCP Traffic
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Enabling Monitoring of RTP and RTCP Traffic
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Monitoring Gates
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Displaying Information About All Gates on a VPG
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Displaying Extensive Information About All Gates on a VPG
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Displaying the Number of Gates Installed on a VPG
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Displaying Information About a Specific Gate
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Displaying Extensive Information About a Specific Gate
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Displaying Statistics for Gates
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Collecting Statistics on Gates with Rate-Limited Flows
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Improving Performance While Collecting Gate Statistics
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Displaying
the Number of FUF Terms Installed on a VPG
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Displaying Gates That Are Being Mirrored
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Monitoring PGCP Terminations
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Displaying Information About All PGCP Terminations on a VPG
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Displaying Information About PGCP Terminations in H.248 Format
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Displaying Information About Specific PGCP Terminations
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Monitoring PGCP Root Terminations
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Monitoring Statistics for PGCP
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Command Requests
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Command Responses
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Monitoring PGCP Flows
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Displaying All PGCP Flows
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Displaying Extensive Information About All PGCP Flows
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Displaying Extensive Information About PGCP Flows for a Specific
Gate
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Monitoring PGCP Conversations
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Displaying All PGCP Conversations
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Displaying Extensive Information About All PGCP Conversations
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Managing the Packet Gateway
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Managing the PGCP Process
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Restarting the PGCP Process
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Disabling and Enabling the PGCP Process
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Disabling the PGCP Process
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Enabling the PGCP Process
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Activating and Deactivating PGCP Services
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Deactivating the PGCP Service
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Activating the PGCP Service
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Shutting Down a VPG
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Forcing the Shutdown of a VPG
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Performing a Graceful Shutdown of a VPG
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Making the VPG Operational Again
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Shutting Down a Virtual Interface
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Forcing the Shutdown of a Virtual Interface
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Performing a Graceful Shutdown of a Virtual Interface
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Making the Virtual Interface Operational Again
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Maintaining Synchronization Between the PG and the PGC
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Detecting Hanging Terminations
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Activating and Configuring Hanging Termination Detection
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Deactivating Hanging
Termination Detection
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Displaying the Value of the Timerx
Timer Configured on the VPG
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Displaying the Value of the
Hanging Termination Timer for a Termination
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Detecting PGC Failures
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Configuring the Inactivity Timer Package
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Maintaining Synchronization by Auditing Terminations
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Using AND/OR Logic with Audit Commands
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Example: Audit Section Filter with AND Logic
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Example: Audit Section Filter
with OR Logic
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Managing Overload Control for New Call Setup
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Configuring Overload Control for Voice Calls
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Preventing Excessive Media Inactivity Notifications
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Configuring H.248 Notification Behavior to Prevent Excessive
Media Inactivity Notifications
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Managing the Rate for All Notifications Sent by a PIC
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Limiting The Rate for All Notifications from a PIC
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Controlling ServiceChange Commands Sent from the VPG to the
PGC
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Control Association States
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Method and Reason Options for Control Association
State Changes
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Configuring the Method and Reason in ServiceChange
Commands for Control Associations
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Virtual Interface States
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Method and Reason Options for Virtual Interface
State Changes
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Configuring the Method and Reason in ServiceChange
Commands for Virtual Interfaces
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Context States
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Configuring the Method and Reason in ServiceChange
Commands for Contexts
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Maintenance and Failover in the Packet Gateway
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Maintenance and Failover in the Packet Gateway Overview
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Failover in Case of a Routing Engine Failure
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Gate Synchronization Procedure
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Configuring Synchronization Properties
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Displaying the Status of the Routing Engine Synchronization
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Failover of the Service PICs
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Procedure in Case of Service PIC Failure
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Configuring the Packet Gateway for PIC Redundancy
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Configuring the Redundancy Services PIC
(rsp) Interface
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Configuring the Service Set for
Redundant Service PICS
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Manually Switching from the Primary PIC to the Secondary PIC
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Manually Reverting from the Secondary PIC to the Primary PIC
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Displaying the Status of the Redundant Service PICs
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Troubleshooting the Voice Solution
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Tracing PGCP Operations
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Logging H.248 Messages
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Fields in the H.248 Messages
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Messages That Exceed Output Buffer Limit
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Configuring Logging of H.248 Messages
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Example: Providing Voice Solutions in a Next-Generation Network
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Requirements
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Overview and Topology
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Configuration
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Configuring Physical Interfaces
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Configuring the Service Interfaces
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Configuring the Virtual Packet Gateways
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Configuring NAT Pools for the Packet Gateway
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Assigning the NAT Pools to a Media Service
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Configuring the Virtual Interfaces
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Configuring Packet Gateway Rules
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Configuring a Stateful Firewall
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Configuring a Service Set
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Configuring QoS for Voice Calls
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Verification
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Verifying the Active PGCP Configuration
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Verifying That Gates Are Running
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Verifying PGCP Terminations
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Verifying PGCP Flows
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Verifying H.248 Parameters Set by the PGC
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Troubleshooting
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No Audio is Reported on a Stream
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Index
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