Sip Mlt Qos - NEC UNIVERGE SV9100 Manual

Firmware
Spare/Backup IP is supported on DT700 firmware V4.0.0.0 onwards
Conditions/Comments
If using a spare or backup IP address, the same address might be used by a different device
making it impossible to communicate with the SV9100.
If using a spare or backup IP address, Auto configuration cannot be executed.
If the Auto Configuration mode is enabled, the spare or backup IP address operating mode setting
are initialised to the defaults. The backup IP service data previously acquired from the DHCP
server is retained.
The backup data previously acquired from the DHCP server is deleted when the configuration data
clearing (initialisation of the terminal setting data) is executed.
If using a spare or backup IP address, services other than the telephone function of programs
such as XML applications might not work correctly.
The backup data is also backed up or restored when the configuration data is backed up or
restored.
If the alternate IP address mode is "backup IP" data is saved to flash memory when the IP
address is acquired from the DHCP server at the specified time.
If the IP telephone is turned off while saving to flash memory, it might become impossible to start
up the phone.
Configuration
Enter the handset Configuration Menu by pressing 'Menu 0' and enter the Username and Password.
2.5.1.3

SIP MLT QoS

SIP MLT Quality of Service
The SIP MLT handsets support Layer 2 (IEEE 802.1p/Q) or Layer 3 Quality of Service.
The programmable items are:
VLAN tag for handset
VLAN Priority for handset
VLAN tag for PC port
VLAN Priority for PC port
ToS setting for RTP
ToS setting for SIP signalling
Press 1. Network Settings
Press 6. Advanced Settings
Press 7. Spare IP Settings
Press 1. Spare/Backup IP Mode
Press 1. Disable
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Press 2. Spare IP
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Press 3. Backup IP
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Press OK
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If using Spare IP Press 2. Network Settings
Press 1. IP Address and enter the static Spare IP address
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Press OK
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Press 2. Default Gateway and enter the IP Address of the Default Gateway
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Press OK
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Press 3.
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