Wave Gateway

January 2015
Arie Rosh

.Wave Gateway SW/HW Diagram Cont

TDM interfaces supported by WG

ISDN PRI30 & PRI24

BRI Trunks

ISDN QSIG Name & Numbers Only

MFC Trunks

CEPT/ 30T

Analog and digital E&M Trunks including ANI

Analog Trunks including Caller ID

Tadiran KEYSET phone family (not EKT & GKT).

SLT POTS including MWI and Caller ID

Will not be Supported in Aeonix

GKT and EKT

Coral APA/TAPI/CSTA Applications

Analog Voice Mail

DECT Portable Phones (SKK)

Coral Modem Connection

IP phones and trunks

Coral ATS

Resource Cards Supported by Aeonix

X DRCM

X DTR

X MFR

IDSP

URC DTMF, IDSP and MFC

PUGW and PUGW-2G DTMF

Resource Cards Not Supported by Aeonix

CNF 3-way and Conference

URC 3-way and Conference

Binary Data Base

The Data Base of Wave Gateway is the same as

Coral binary backup.

HW Migration Process

Verify MEXIP-2 or change

Verify PUGW & MRC/ MG

Verify MAP

Remove SAU

Migrate Process Software

Minimum Coral version is 14.67.xx

WG version is 03.12.12 and UP

PUGW, CUGW/MAP latest version (11.19 and UP)

Installation Process - Wave Gateway

Take out Coral FM and replace it with Wave Gateway

FM
Do not use ***INIT*** for First Init

Wait until system start up

Check system size and activate SIZE DEF for 2nd first
initialization

Configure MAP/CUGW card ( Signaling)

Configure PUGW (Media / RTP).

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SIZE DEF & SIZE TAB

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How to configure the Signaling?

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Wave Gateway Configuration

Installation and maintenance jobs can be

done through Aeonix web portal.

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MAP/CUGW Configuration Root 0 PI Screen

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Installation - Aeonix

A unique
in thebetween the BOX and all
KA id
interval
entire
cluster
WG endpoints to Aeonix servers
IP address of NICA reserved port
for web
Card
application

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Gateway List

WG endpoints (stations &

Selected by Aeonix
Browse
to configure WG
Click to brows to
trunks) are registered
IP address of
NIC card
according to WG country
Synchronization,
cards
configure the connection
only to selected servers
( WG SETUP page
and endpoints

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SETUP

A drop down list of all

Locations that include the
country configured in
country. In this example
Israel.

WG country that
determine the values of
interfaces parameters
(tones, timers etc)

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WG endpoints (stations & trunks)

are registered only to selected
servers

SETUP (Cont.)
NIC card
configuration
(Saved after First
Init!!!!)

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Synchronization

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Card List

Physical Card Status It

is not a registration
status
Drill down to Phone
List or Trunk List

Brows to Card
configuration (Digital &
IP type of cards)

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Endpoint configuration
Drill down to trunk or
phone configuration

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Trunk - General

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Trunk - Configuration

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Trunk -Physical

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Card List
Brows to Card
configuration (Digital &
IP type of cards)

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Digital Card

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Phone

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How to configure PUGW (Media/RTP

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PUGW - MRC

Configure PUGW
signaling to communicate
with MRC.

Configure the media for MRC.

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PUGW MRC (cont.)

Configure the number of

resources for Media

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LOCAL PCM

A connection between 2 endpoints of the same Wave

Gateway.

Media port is not used/allocated.

No RTP stream is sent out.

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Call Control Protocols

The protocol between WG and Aeonix is MGCP

* TGTK supports the signaling of all type of trunks.
* TGST supports the signaling of all type of phones.
* TGmedia supports the media for all endpoints.

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KA Protocol

RSIP / Restart

RSIP / Keep Alive

Box Level :
Between WG system to all selected Servers per Call
Control protocol ( tgst & tgtk).
Endpoint Level :
Between WG port to its Call Agent Server.

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Redundancy & Load Balanced

Can be register to
ANY selected server

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Load Balance

Maximum Endpoints allow to

Number of Endpoints
that allow
to be
be registered
to this
Server
Each Server is assigned to Location
registered to this Server

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WG Endpoint Location

Controlled by Aeonix
in endpoint level by
Load Balanced.

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Internal Coral Capabilities

Local WG Music In IDLE

Open and Close Relays ( A user of modem slave)

Ring level Adjustment

RMI PAGE

Next Version - Stutter Dial Tone

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Troubleshooting

Almost all call control problems can be identified by

Aeonix logs.
What if Aeonix logs do not help?

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WG Site Log

WG like any type of Coral includes debug information

for physical elements: CLIS, T.S, Resources, GP,
Exceptions etc

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WG port to Aeonix User

The following message shows port = 35CH.

Question:
What is Aeonix endpoint and Aeonix user of this port?

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1ST step: Find WG dial number of this PORT.

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2nd step: Find the Physical Location of this Dial

Number.

In this example the endpoint ID of PORT 35CH is

tgst: 1/1/0@tadiran2.aeonix.com
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The user of tgst: 1/1/0@tadiran2.aeonix.com is

ArieTG1

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Aeonix User to WG PORT

1st step: Find the endpoint of the user (ArieTG1).

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2nd step: Find the WG Dial number of this endpoint.

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3rd step: Find the PORT by Dial number

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Unregistered Endpoint

Verify the status of this endpoint in WG.

PI screen: EP, Display, S/S/S (Endpoint ID)

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Unregistered phone

Open the below messages

AH OK
80H Error. Can be sent from TG-NIC or Aeonix

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The below 80H includes the error reason 194H = 404.

Port 61H is not configured as endpoint in Aeonix
Selected servers.

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How to restart an EP?

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Audio problem

Step 1: Open media messages between WG to

PUGW and WG to Aeonix in the following way and
provide this information to R&D.

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User 2174 receives internal incoming call

Aeonix open Media port for tgst:1/1/0

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Audio problem - 1

Step 2: Open debug MRC messages in PUGW card

and provide this information to R&D.

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Trunk Call control Messages

What type of codes to open for TGTK?

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TGST Commdoc Messages

What type of codes to open for TGST?

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Aeonix sends internal ring

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.Stop Ring message and change Audio to Handset

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