Yealink CP860 — administrator's Guide for IP Conference Phone Packet Capture [352/417]

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• Your opinions and comments to docsfeedback yealink com p.3
• We are striving to improve our documentation quality and we appreciate your feedback email p.3
• In this guide p.5
• Documentations p.5
• About this guide p.5
• Getting started 7 p.7
• Table of contents vii p.7
• Table of contents p.7
• Product overview 1 p.7
• About this guide v p.7
• Configuring basic features 39 p.8
• Configuring advanced features 79 p.9
• Configuring audio features 91 p.9
• Troubleshooting 35 p.10
• Resource files 23 p.10
• Configuring security features 05 p.10
• Index 03 p.11
• Appendix 49 p.11
• Voip principle p.13
• Product overview p.13
• User agent client uac p.14
• Sip components p.14
• User agent server uas p.15
• Introduction of cp860 ip conference phones p.15
• Physical features p.16
• Phone features p.16
• Key features of cp860 ip conference phones p.16
• Cp860 ip conference phone p.16
• Physical features of cp860 ip conference phones p.16
• Security p.17
• Network features p.17
• Management p.17
• Codecs and voice features p.17
• Getting started p.19
• Connecting the network and power p.19
• Connecting the ip phones p.19
• Connecting the optional extension microphones p.21
• Connecting the optional usb flash drive p.22
• Connecting the optional pc or mobile device p.22
• Initialization process overview p.23
• Verifying startup p.25
• Reading icons p.25
• Configuration methods p.26
• Central provisioning p.27
• Web user interface p.27
• Phone user interface p.27
• Mac oriented cfg file p.27
• Configuration files p.27
• Common cfg file p.27
• Supported provisioning protocols p.28
• Provisioning server p.28
• Setting up the provisioning server p.29
• Deploying phones from the provisioning server p.29
• Configuring basic network parameters p.30
• Dhcp option p.31
• Procedure p.32
• Details of configuration parameters p.33
• Configuring network parameters manually p.36
• Procedure p.37
• Details of configuration parameters p.37
• Half duplex p.42
• Configuring transmission methods of the internet port p.42
• Auto negotiation p.42
• Procedure p.43
• Full duplex p.43
• Details of configuration parameters p.43
• Upgrading firmware p.44
• Upgrade via web user interface p.45
• Upgrade firmware from the provisioning server p.45
• Procedure p.46
• Details of configuration parameters p.46
• Local directory p.51
• Auto redial p.51
• Live dialpad p.51
• Auto answer p.51
• Language p.51
• Anonymous call rejection p.51
• Key as send p.51
• Anonymous call p.51
• Hotline p.51
• Administrator password p.51
• Web server type p.51
• Early media p.51
• User password p.51
• Do not disturb p.51
• Time and date p.51
• Directory p.51
• This chapter provides information for making configuration changes for the following p.51
• Dial plan p.51
• Softkey layout p.51
• Contrast p.51
• Search source list in dialing p.51
• Configuring basic features p.51
• Ring workaround p.51
• Call waiting p.51
• Return code when refuse p.51
• Call log p.51
• Phone lock p.51
• Busy tone delay p.51
• Missed call log p.51
• Basic features p.51
• Logo customization p.51
• Backlight p.51
• Procedure p.52
• Contrast p.52
• Details of configuration parameters p.53
• Details of configuration parameters p.54
• Backlight p.54
• Procedure p.54
• Web server type p.55
• Procedure p.55
• Details of configuration parameters p.56
• User password p.58
• Procedure p.59
• Details of the configuration parameter p.59
• Procedure p.60
• Administrator password p.60
• Details of the configuration parameter p.61
• Procedure p.62
• Phone lock p.62
• Details of configuration parameters p.63
• Time zone p.66
• Time and date p.66
• Daylight saving time p.66
• Procedure p.67
• Details of configuration parameters p.68
• Loading language packs p.78
• Language p.78
• Specifying the language to use p.79
• Procedure p.79
• Details of the configuration parameter p.79
• Procedure p.80
• Details of configuration parameters p.80
• Procedure p.82
• Logo customization p.82
• Details of configuration parameters p.82
• Softkey layout p.84
• Procedure p.86
• Details of configuration parameters p.87
• Key as send p.89
• Procedure p.90
• Details of configuration parameters p.90
• Dial plan p.93
• Replace rule p.94
• Procedure p.94
• Details of configuration parameters p.94
• Procedure p.96
• Dial now p.96
• Delay time for dial now rule p.96
• Details of configuration parameters p.97
• Procedure p.99
• Area code p.99
• Details of configuration parameters p.100
• Procedure p.101
• Details of configuration parameters p.101
• Block out p.101
• Hotline p.102
• Procedure p.103
• Details of configuration parameters p.103
• Procedure p.105
• Directory p.105
• Details of the configuration parameter p.105
• Search source list in dialing p.106
• Procedure p.106
• Details of the configuration parameter p.107
• Procedure p.108
• Details of the configuration parameter p.108
• Call log p.108
• Procedure p.109
• Missed call log p.109
• Details of the configuration parameter p.110
• Details of the configuration parameter p.111
• Procedure p.111
• Local directory p.111
• Procedure p.113
• Live dialpad p.113
• Details of configuration parameters p.113
• Procedure p.115
• Call waiting p.115
• Details of configuration parameters p.116
• Procedure p.119
• Details of configuration parameters p.119
• Auto redial p.119
• Procedure p.121
• Auto answer p.121
• Details of configuration parameters p.122
• Anonymous call p.124
• Details of configuration parameters p.125
• Procedure p.125
• Procedure p.128
• Details of configuration parameters p.128
• Anonymous call rejection p.128
• Do not disturb p.130
• Return message when dnd p.131
• Procedure p.131
• Details of configuration parameters p.132
• Procedure p.135
• Busy tone delay p.135
• Return code when refuse p.136
• Details of the configuration parameter p.136
• Procedure p.137
• Details of the configuration parameter p.137
• Procedure p.138
• Early media p.138
• Ring workaround p.138
• Details of the configuration parameter p.139
• Use outbound proxy in dialog p.140
• Procedure p.140
• Details of the configuration parameter p.140
• Sip session timer p.141
• Procedure p.141
• Details of configuration parameters p.142
• Call hold p.143
• Procedure p.144
• Details of configuration parameters p.145
• Session timer p.148
• Procedure p.148
• Details of configuration parameters p.149
• Forward international p.151
• Call forward p.151
• Procedure p.151
• Details of configuration parameters p.152
• Call transfer p.159
• Procedure p.160
• Details of configuration parameters p.160
• Procedure p.162
• Network conference p.162
• Details of configuration parameters p.162
• Transfer on conference hang up p.164
• Procedure p.164
• Directed call pickup p.165
• Details of the configuration parameter p.165
• Procedure p.166
• Details of configuration parameters p.167
• Procedure p.169
• Group call pickup p.169
• Details of configuration parameters p.170
• Call return p.172
• Procedure p.173
• Details of configuration parameters p.173
• Procedure p.174
• Calling line identification presentation p.174
• Details of the configuration parameter p.175
• Procedure p.176
• Details of the configuration parameter p.176
• Connected line identification presentation p.176
• Rfc 2833 p.177
• Sip info p.178
• Procedure p.178
• Inband p.178
• Details of configuration parameters p.179
• Suppress dtmf display p.181
• Procedure p.182
• Details of configuration parameters p.182
• Transfer via dtmf p.184
• Procedure p.184
• Details of configuration parameters p.184
• Procedure p.186
• Outgoing intercom calls p.186
• Intercom p.186
• Details of configuration parameters p.186
• Incoming intercom calls p.187
• Procedure p.188
• Details of configuration parameters p.188
• Configuring advanced features p.191
• Advanced features p.191
• Action url p.191
• Action uri p.191
• X authentication p.191
• Tr 069 device management p.191
• This chapter provides information for making configuration changes for the following p.191
• Static dns cache p.191
• Server redundancy p.191
• Remote phone book p.191
• Quality of service p.191
• Network address translation p.191
• Multicast paging p.191
• Message waiting indicator p.191
• Ipv6 support p.191
• Distinctive ring tones p.191
• Distinctive ring tones p.192
• Procedure p.194
• Auto answer p.194
• Details of configuration parameters p.195
• Procedure p.200
• Details of configuration parameters p.200
• Remote phone book p.204
• Procedure p.205
• Details of configuration parameters p.206
• Procedure p.209
• Ldap attributes p.209
• Details of configuration parameters p.210
• Message waiting indicator p.216
• Procedure p.217
• Details of configuration parameters p.217
• Sending rtp stream p.220
• Procedure p.220
• Multicast paging p.220
• Details of the configuration parameter p.221
• Receiving rtp stream p.223
• Procedure p.224
• Details of configuration parameters p.224
• Action url p.227
• Procedure p.229
• Details of configuration parameters p.230
• Action uri p.242
• Procedure p.243
• Details of the configuration parameter p.243
• Server redundancy p.244
• Phone configuration for redundancy implementation p.245
• Procedure p.246
• Phone registration p.246
• Details of configuration parameters p.247
• Sip server domain name resolution p.251
• Outgoing call when the working server connection fails p.253
• Details of configuration parameters p.254
• Procedure p.254
• Static dns cache p.255
• Procedure p.256
• Details of configuration parameters p.256
• Lldp med media endpoint discovery p.263
• Procedure p.265
• Details of configuration parameters p.265
• Vlan discovery via dhcp p.267
• Procedure p.267
• Details of configuration parameters p.268
• Procedure p.272
• Details of configuration parameters p.273
• Quality of service p.274
• Sip qos p.276
• Procedure p.276
• Details of configuration parameters p.276
• Voice qos p.276
• Stun simple traversal of udp over nats p.278
• Procedure p.278
• Network address translation p.278
• Nat traversal p.278
• Details of configuration parameters p.279
• Procedure p.281
• Details of configuration parameters p.282
• X authentication p.284
• Procedure p.284
• Details of configuration parameters p.285
• Tr 069 device management p.290
• Procedure p.291
• Details of configuration parameters p.292
• Ipv6 support p.295
• Ipv6 address assignment method p.295
• Procedure p.296
• Details of configuration parameters p.296
• Configuring audio features p.303
• Audio codecs p.303
• Packetization time p.304
• Procedure p.305
• Details of the configuration parameter p.305
• Procedure p.310
• Details of the configuration parameter p.310
• Acoustic echo cancellation p.310
• Acoustic clarity technology p.310
• Voice activity detection p.311
• Procedure p.311
• Background noise suppression p.311
• Automatic gain control p.311
• Details of the configuration parameter p.312
• Procedure p.313
• Details of the configuration parameter p.313
• Comfort noise generation p.313
• Procedure p.314
• Jitter buffer p.314
• Details of configuration parameters p.315
• Transport layer security p.317
• Configuring security features p.317
• Rc4 md5 p.318
• Dhe rsa aes128 sha p.318
• Public key information in server key exchange message and concludes its part of the p.318
• Dhe dss rc4 sha p.318
• Idea cbc sha p.318
• Dhe dss aes128 sha p.318
• Exp1024 rc4 sha p.318
• Des cbc3 sha p.318
• Exp1024 rc4 md5 p.318
• Des cbc sha p.318
• Exp1024 dhe dss rc4 sha p.318
• Aes256 sha p.318
• Exp1024 dhe dss des cbc sha p.318
• Aes128 sha p.318
• Exp1024 des cbc sha p.318
• Administrator s guide for cp860 ip conference phones p.318
• Exp rc4 md5 p.318
• Exp edh rsa des cbc sha p.318
• Exp edh dss des cbc sha p.318
• Tls server to establish an encrypted communication channel p.318
• Exp des cbc sha p.318
• The following figure illustrates the tls messages exchanged between the ip phone and p.318
• Edh rsa des cbc3 sha p.318
• Step2 server responds with server hello message selecting the ssl options sends its p.318
• Edh rsa des cbc sha p.318
• Step1 ip phone sends client hello message proposing ssl options p.318
• Edh dss des cbc3 sha p.318
• Rc4 sha p.318
• Edh dss des cbc sha p.318
• Certificates p.319
• Procedure p.320
• Details of configuration parameters p.321
• Secure real time transport protocol p.326
• Procedure p.327
• Details of the configuration parameter p.327
• Encrypting configuration files p.328
• Procedure to encrypt configuration files p.329
• Procedure p.331
• Details of configuration parameters p.331
• Resource files p.335
• Replace rule template p.336
• Procedure p.336
• Procedure p.337
• Dial now template p.337
• Softkey layout template p.338
• Procedure p.338
• Directory template p.339
• Super search template p.340
• Procedure p.340
• Procedure p.341
• Procedure p.342
• Local contact file p.342
• Remote xml phone book p.343
• Procedure p.344
• Troubleshooting methods p.347
• Troubleshooting p.347
• Viewing log files p.347
• Procedure p.348
• Details of configuration parameters p.348
• Capturing packets p.352
• Procedure p.353
• Enabling the watch dog feature p.353
• Getting information from status indicators p.354
• Details of the configuration parameter p.354
• Why is the lcd screen blank p.355
• Troubleshooting solutions p.355
• Analyzing configuration files p.355
• Why doesn t the ip phone upgrade firmware successfully p.356
• Why doesn t the ip phone get an ip address p.356
• Why doesn t the ip phone display time and date correctly p.356
• How do i find the basic information of the ip phone p.356
• How to reboot the ip phone remotely p.357
• Why do i get poor sound quality during a call p.357
• What is the difference between user name register name and display name p.357
• What is the difference between a remote phone book and a local phone book p.357
• Why does the ip phone use dob format logo file instead of popular bmp jpg and so on p.358
• What will happen if i connect both poe cable and power adapter which has the higher priority p.358
• What is pnp p.358
• What is auto provisioning p.358
• Why doesn t the ip phone update the configuration p.359
• What do on code and off code mean p.359
• How to solve the ip conflict problem p.359
• How to reset your phone to factory configurations p.359
• How to restore the administrator password p.360
• Appendix a glossary p.361
• Appendix p.361
• Appendix b time zones p.363
• Appendix c configuring programable key p.365
• Appendix d sip session initiation protocol p.368
• Rfc 3262 reliability of provisional responses in the session initiation protocol p.369
• Rfc and internet draft support p.369
• Rfc 3261 sip session initiation protocol replacement for rfc 2543 p.369
• Rfc 3420 internet media type message sipfrag p.369
• Rfc 3087 control of service context using sip request uri p.369
• Rfc 3372 sip for telephones sip t context and architectures p.369
• Rfc 3361 dhcp for ipv4 option for sip servers p.369
• Rfc 2833 rtp payload for dtmf digits telephony tones and telephony signals p.369
• Rfc 3326 the reason header field for the session initiation protocol sip p.369
• Rfc 2806 urls for telephone calls p.369
• Rfc 3325 sip asserted identity p.369
• Rfc 2782 a dns rr for specifying the location of services dns srv p.369
• Rfc 3324 requirements for network asserted identity p.369
• Rfc 2617 http authentication basic and digest access authentication p.369
• Rfc 3323 a privacy mechanism for the session initiation protocol sip p.369
• Rfc 2616 hypertext transfer protocol http 1 p.369
• Rfc 3313 private sip extensions for media authorization p.369
• Rfc 2543 sip session initiation protocol p.369
• Rfc 3312 integration of resource management and sip p.369
• Rfc 2327 sdp session description protocol p.369
• Rfc 3311 the session initiation protocol sip update method p.369
• Rfc 2246 the tls protocol version 1 p.369
• Rfc 3310 http digest authentication using authentication and key agreement p.369
• Rfc 2112 multipart mime p.369
• Rfc 3266 support for ipv6 in session description protocol sdp p.369
• Rfc 1889 rtp media control p.369
• Rfc 3265 session initiation protocol sip specific event notification p.369
• Rfc 1321 the md5 message digest algorithm p.369
• Rfc 3264 an offer answer model with the session description protocol sdp p.369
• Appendix p.369
• The following rfc s and internet drafts are supported p.369
• Rfc 3263 session initiation protocol sip locating sip servers p.369
• Rfc2915 the naming authority pointer naptr dns resource record p.369
• Rfc 3959 the early session disposition type for sip p.370
• Rfc 3515 the session initiation protocol sip refer method p.370
• Rfc 3892 the session initiation protocol sip referred by mechanism p.370
• Rfc 3489 stun simple traversal of user datagram protocol udp through p.370
• Rfc 3891 the session initiation protocol sip replaces header p.370
• Rfc 3486 compressing the session initiation protocol sip p.370
• Rfc 3890 a transport independent bandwidth modifier for the sdp p.370
• Rfc 3455 private header p header extensions to the sip for the 3gpp p.370
• Rfc 3856 a presence event package for session initiation protocol sip p.370
• Rfc 3428 session initiation protocol sip extension for instant messaging p.370
• Rfc 3842 a message summary and message waiting indication event package p.370
• Registration p.370
• Rfc 3725 best current practices for third party call control 3pcc in the session p.370
• Protocol sip p.370
• Rfc 3711 the secure real time transport protocol srtp p.370
• Parameter registry for the session initiation protocol sip p.370
• Network address translators nats p.370
• Rfc 3702 authentication authorization and accounting requirements for the sip p.370
• Initiation protocol sip p.370
• Rfc3966 the tel uri for telephone number p.370
• Rfc 3680 sip event package for registrations p.370
• Identifier uri parameter registry for the session initiation protocol sip p.370
• Rfc 4244 an extension to the sip for request history information p.370
• Rfc 3666 sip public switched telephone network pstn call flows p.370
• For the session initiation protocol sip p.370
• Rfc 4235 an invite initiated dialog event package for the session initiation p.370
• Rfc 3665 session initiation protocol sip basic call flow examples p.370
• Bandwidth p.370
• Rfc 4028 session timers in the session initiation protocol sip p.370
• Rfc 3608 sip extension header field for service route discovery during p.370
• Administrator s guide for cp860 ip conference phones p.370
• Rfc 3969 the internet assigned number authority iana uniform resource p.370
• Rfc 3581 an extension to the sip for symmetric response routing p.370
• Rfc 3968 the internet assigned number authority iana header field p.370
• Rfc 3556 session description protocol sdp bandwidth modifiers for rtcp p.370
• Rfc 3960 early media and ringing tone generation in sip p.370
• Rfc 3550 rtp rtcp ietf rfc 3550 p.370
• Sip request p.371
• Sip header p.372
• Xx response information responses p.373
• Sip responses p.373
• Xx response successful responses p.374
• Xx response request failure responses p.374
• Xx response redirection responses p.374
• Xx response server failure responses p.375
• Appendix e sip call flows p.376
• Xx response global responses p.376
• Sip session description protocol sdp usage p.376
• F9 ack p.377
• F8 200 ok p.377
• F7 200 ok p.377
• F6 180 ringing p.377
• F5 180 ringing p.377
• F4 100 trying p.377
• F3 100 trying p.377
• F2 invite b p.377
• F14 200 ok p.377
• F13 200 ok p.377
• F12 bye p.377
• F11 bye p.377
• F10 ack p.377
• F1 invite b p.377
• Way rtp channel established p.377
• User a proxy server user b p.377
• Successful call setup and disconnect p.377
• Unsuccessful call setup called user is busy p.379
• User a proxy server user b p.380
• F8 ack p.380
• F7 ack p.380
• F6 486 busy here p.380
• F5 486 busy here p.380
• F4 100 trying p.380
• F3 100 trying p.380
• F2 invite b p.380
• F1 invite b p.380
• F3 180 ringing p.382
• F2 invite b p.382
• F1 invite b p.382
• User a proxy server user b p.382
• Unsuccessful call setup called user does not answer p.382
• F8 200 ok p.382
• F7 200 ok p.382
• F6 cancel p.382
• F5 cancel p.382
• F4 180 ringing p.382
• Successful call setup and call hold p.384
• Successful call setup and call waiting p.386
• Call transfer without consultation p.391
• User c answers the call p.392
• Call is established between user a and user c p.392
• Administrator s guide for cp860 ip conference phones p.392
• Call transfer with consultation p.395
• Call is established between user b and user c p.396
• Administrator s guide for cp860 ip conference phones p.396
• User a transfers the call to user c p.396
• Always call forward p.400
• User c answers the call p.401
• Call is established between user a and user c p.401
• Appendix p.401
• Busy call forward p.404
• No answer call forward p.407
• Call conference p.410