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Resolving an Incomplete Upgrade, Verifying Network Connectivity

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Chapter 6 Troubleshooting the VG248 Verifying Network Connectivity Resolving an Incomplete Upgrade If you initiated an upgrade to the main software image, but terminated it before the FTP transfer of the new image completed, the VG248 might not start up properly. If this occurred, the next time the VG248 starts up, one of the following occurs: • The boot loader loads, but the VG248 waits indefinitely at the Pausing for FTP prompt. • The VG248 partially loads the main image, pauses, and then restarts. To resolve either of these errors (while connected to the VG248 boot loader), use the console port to establish an FTP session and transfer the main image file again, following the steps in the "Upgrading the Main Image" section on page 6-13. Verifying Network Connectivity To verify that the VG248 is connected to and communicating with your network, you can attempt to ping another device on the network. Follow these steps to ping another device from the VG248: Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 From the main screen, choose Diagnostics. Choose Ping network host. Enter the IP address or host name of the device. The VG248 makes an attempt to reach the device once every second. Press Esc to exit. OL-1209-02 Cisco VG248 Analog Phone Gateway Software Configuration Guide 6-15

Section	Page
contents	3
About this Guide	11
Overview	11
Audience	11
Objectives	11
Organization	12
Related Documentation	12
Obtaining Documentation	13
World Wide Web	13
Documentation CD-ROM	13
Ordering Documentation	13
Documentation Feedback	14
Obtaining Technical Assistance	14
Cisco.com	14
Technical Assistance Center	15
Contacting TAC by Using the Cisco TAC Website	15
Contacting TAC by Telephone	16
Overview	17
Understanding How the VG248 Integrates with the Cisco IP Telephony Network	18
Understanding How the VG248 Supports Telephony Features	19
Supported Telephony Features	19
Understanding Voice-Mail Message Indicators	20
Understanding Call Control Modes	20
Basic	21
Standard	21
Feature	21
Understanding Caller ID Support	23
Supported Analog Devices	24
Analog Phones	24
Speakerphones	25
Private Line Automatic Ringdown Phones	25
Fax Machines	25
Modems	25
Supported Protocols	26
Data and Voice Protocols	26
Network Management Protocols	26
Understanding SNMP Support	27
Understanding Trap Support	27
Understanding Supported MIBs	27
Getting Started with the VG248	31
Accessing Configuration Options	31
Using the Console Port	32
Using Telnet	32
Displaying the Main Menu	33
Restarting the VG248	34
Configuring Network Settings	34
Configuring Ethernet	35
Using DHCP	35
Renewing IP Address from DHCP	36
Setting the Host Name	37
Setting the IP Address	37
Setting the Subnet Mask	38
Setting the Default Router	38
Setting the DNS Server	39
Setting the Domain Name	39
Enabling CDP	40
Setting DSCP Quality of Service Values	40
Configuring Passwords	41
Configuring the Login Password	41
Configuring the Enable Password	42
Configuring SNMP Settings	42
Setting Community Strings	42
Configuring Contact Information	43
Configuring Contact Name	43
Configuring System Name	44
Configuring Location	44
Configuring Trap Settings	44
Enabling Authentication Traps	45
Configuring Trap Receiver Stations	45
Configuring the Telephony Settings on the VG248	47
Identifying the CiscoCallManager TFTP Server	48
Changing the CiscoCallManager Device Name	48
Disabling Cisco Fax Relay	49
Reverting to Previous Configuration	49
Choosing the Call Control Mode	50
Assigning Feature Codes	50
Identifying the Country Code for VG248	52
Changing the Hook Flash Timer for Analog Phones	53
Setting the Port Enable Policy	53
Configuring Port Parameters	55
Enabling a Specific Port	55
Enabling Caller ID	57
Choosing Message Waiting Indicator Type	57
Enabling Disconnect Supervision	58
Setting the Output Gain	59
Setting the Input Gain	60
Configuring Analog Phones Using CiscoCallManager	61
Overview	61
Adding the VG248 to CiscoCallManager	62
Using Auto-Registration	62
Manually Adding the VG248	63
Configuring the VG248 Analog Ports	63
Integrating CiscoCallManager with Voice Mail Systems Using SMDI	65
Overview	66
Choosing a Configuration Option	68
Basic Configuration	69
Chained Configuration	70
Multiplexing Configuration	72
Connecting the SMDI Links to the VG248	76
Configuring VG248 SMDI Ports in CiscoCallManager	77
Configuring Voice Mail Parameters in CiscoCallManager	77
Adding the MWI Port to CiscoCallManager	78
Adding and Configuring Voice Mail Ports in CiscoCallManager	80
Configuring End-User Phones	82
Configuring SMDI Settings on the VG248	83
Identifying the Pilot Directory Number	84
Assigning Number of SMDI Ports	85
Identifying the First Voice Mail Port Number	85
Setting SMDI Number Length	86
Allowing SMDI Number to be Truncated	87
Setting the SMDI Number Format	87
Assigning the Message Desk Number	88
Forwarding MWIs to CiscoCallManager	88
Forwarding MWIs to Async 2	89
Forwarding INV Responses to Async 1	90
Identifying the Directory Number for Setting MWI on CiscoCallManager	90
Identifying the Directory Number for Clearing MWI on CiscoCallManager	91
Entering a Keep Alive Number	91
Configuring Disconnect Notification	92
Verifying and Troubleshooting the SMDI Connection	92
Checking Link Status	93
Verifying Port Status and Displaying Port Statistics	93
Validating the SMDI Configuration on the VG248 Devices	94
Suspending SMDI Port Activity	95
Troubleshooting SMDI Errors and Warnings	96
Troubleshooting the VG248	99
Troubleshooting Hardware Errors	99
Displaying Hardware Status	100
Identifying Fan Faults	100
Identifying Power Supply Faults	101
Monitoring Internal Operating Temperature	101
Connecting Too Many Phones to the VG248	102
Resolving Additional Hardware Errors	102
Troubleshooting Software Errors	103
Resolving Network and System Errors	103
Resolving Analog Errors	108
Resolving CiscoCallManager Errors	109
Upgrading Software Images	111
Upgrading the Main Image	111
Upgrading the Boot Loader	112
Resolving an Incomplete Upgrade	113
Verifying Network Connectivity	113
Displaying Status and Configuration Settings	114
Displaying System Status	114
Displaying Network Statistics	115
Displaying Port Status	115
Displaying Detailed Port Status	117
Displaying Port Statistics	118
Displaying Current Configuration	119
Displaying Software Version	119
Monitoring System Status Remotely	120
Working with the Event Log	120
Identifying a Syslog Server	121
Enabling Syslog	121
Identifying a Specific Syslog Server	121
Selecting Logging Levels and Logged Ports	122
Displaying Recent Messages	122
Understanding Sub-Systems on the VG248	123
Resolving Incorrect Date and Time in Event Log	124