This document provides a configuration guide for the IES-5000 system from Advanced Comm Co. It outlines how to configure the ADSL, H.248, and SIP protocols on the system. The guide includes steps for setting up VLANs, profiles, gateways, ports, and more. Diagnostic tools are also described to test the ADSL and VoIP connections and help with troubleshooting.

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IES‐5000 System
Configuration guide
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2. Agenda
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•Products overview
•Get Start
Get Start
•ADSL configuration guide
H 248 fi i id
•H.248 configuration guide
•SIP configuration guide
•Configuration File & Firmware
Diagnostic
•Diagnostic
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3. Products overview
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•IES‐5000 overview
MSC1000G i
•MSC1000G overview
•ALC1248G‐51 overview
•VOP1248G‐61 overview
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•Splitter wiring
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4. IES‐5000 overview
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•48-port ADSL2/ ADSL2+ Annex B
Management card
•48-port SHDSL/SHDSL.bis
•48-port ADSL2/ ADSL2+ Annex A
48 port
•72-port ADSL2/ ADSL2+ Annex A
•24-port VDSL2 line ca d
po t S e card
•48-port VoIP POTS line card

5. MSC1000G overview
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ACO
ACO
Alarm
Console
port
port
1000 Base T
SFP Open Slot
SFP Open Slot Ethernet
Eth t
Out‐of‐band
Management

6. ALC1248G‐51 overview
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Power
Telco 50 connecter Telco 50 connecter
LED
ALC1248G‐51
ALC1248G 51
System
LED
Alarm Console port
LED
•Maximum transmission rate up to 25 Mbps/
p p
•1.2 Mbps for ADSL2+, support Annex M,L

7. VOP1248G‐61 overview
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Power
LED
System
LED
Alarm
LED Test in/out port Telco 50 connector
Console port
-support H.248 version 2 or SIP singling protocol
upon firmware using (default is SIP)

8. Splitter wiring
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•MSC‐1024
•PBX
•P1 •P2 •Splitter
•ALC‐1248
•VOP‐1248
•1
•Disconnection
•10
•Back Mount Frame
•Splitter
•Splitter
•DSL CPE
DSL CPE
•DSL CPE

9. Get Start
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•Login
•IP setup
IP setup
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10. Login #1
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•Web browser
IP Address : 192.168.1.1
Username : admin
Password : 1234
* Outband IP Address : 192.168.0.1

11. Login #2
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Console CLI
9600 bps, No parity, 8 data bits, 1 stop
bit,No flow control
Username : admin
Password : 1234

12. IP Setup
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Sys -> IP Setup
Click
Change IP and gateway to
Management Network

13. ADSL configuration guide
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Step1: ADSL/default VLAN setup
Step2: Profile setup
Step3: Port setup
Step4: PVC setup
Step5: Verifying
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14. Step1: VLAN setup #1
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Click
Add VLAN 79
-Name : Internet
-Port up2 : Fixed and
Choose Tag
Ch T
-Port sub1, sub2, up1 : Forbidden

15. Step1: VLAN Setup #2
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Add VLAN 49 Click
-Name : MGMT
-Port up2 : Fixed and
Choose Tag
-Port sub1, sub2, up1 : F bidd
P t b1 b2 1 Forbidden

16. Step1: VLAN Setup #3
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Change Management VLAN
Click
* Please configuration via outband (MGMT)
port IP Address 192.168.0.1

17. Step2: Profile Setup
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Profile -> ADSL
Add profile name and speed rate

18. Step3: Port Setup#1
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1 Select slot click “Load”, then
select Port, click “Load”.
2 Choose Enable
3 Select Mode
4 Select ADSL Profile
Se ec S o e
5 Advanced feature click “Setup”
(See next slide)
Click 6 Click “Apply”
Apply
Click

19. Step3: Port Setup#2
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20. Step3: Port Setup#3
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Port -> ADSL -> Copy
Select port then click or click All for select
All port then Click Apply to Delete
1 Click
3 Click
2 Click

21. Step4: PVC Setup
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Port -> PVC
1 Select slot then click
“Load”
2 Select port then click
“Load
Click 3 Add VPI/VCI
4 Add PVID (VLAN ID)
5 Select Profile
6 Click “Apply”
Apply
Click

22. Step5: Verifying
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Statistics -> Port Statistics

23. H.248 configuration guide
H 248 configuration guide
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H.248 introduction
H.248 example
Step1: Voice VLAN setup
Step2: setup card IP
Step3: setup signal/media card
Step4: setup H.248 gateway
Step5: setup profile
Step6: setup H.248 interface
Step7: setup port terminations
Step8: port isolation
Step9: Verifying
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24. H.248 Introduction
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•MGC
•MG
•MG
•IP
IP
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NETWORK
•ANALOG
•ANALOG
•User C •User D
•H.248 VoIP network has a single intelligent control unit,
which manages a network of dumb endpoint devices.

25. H.248 example
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•Softswitch
•192.168.17.18
•GW
•10.134.32.254
•H.248 interface •Signal card
•10.134.32.36/24 •10.134.32.37/24
0 3 3 3 /
•media card
•10.134.32.39/24

26. Step1: Voice VLAN setup
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•VLAN->VLAN
1. Setting Voice
1 S tti V i VLAN up

27. Step2: setup card IP#1
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•VoIP->IP 1.For example: the H.248 interface address is
ip: 10.134.32.36/24
gw: 10 134 32 254
10.134.32.254
2. Setting card IP address with same subnet
3. Set voice VLAN to be interface VID

28. Step2: setup card IP#2
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•VoIP->IP
1. Set another card with the same subnet
2.
2 Set voice VLAN to be interface VID

29. Step3: setup signal/media card
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•VoIP->VoIP H248 1. Set a master card to be signal mode
2. Another card must be a media mode
3.
3 Than use a signal IP address to be a
se
Master IP

30. Step4: setup H.248 gateway
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•VoIP->Route
1. Set Voice t
1 S t V i gateway address
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Notice: Only set onto a signal card

31. Step5: setup profile
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•Profile ->VoIP H248
1. Set your softswitch IP address

32. Step6: setup H.248 interface
1. Enter H.248 interface IP
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•VoIP ->Interface
2.Set a Voice VLAN as
VID.
3. Signal slot is a primary.
4. MG must be Enable.
5.
5 Select your H248 profile
profile.
6. Enter card IP as Slave

33. Step7: setup port terminations
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•Port -> VoIP H248
Assign a termination to each voice
port (up to the MGC configuration)

34. Step8: port isolation
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•Switch -> Switch Setup ->Isolation
Uncheck port isolation

35. Step9: Verifying#1
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•statistics -> H248

36. Step9: Verifying#2
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37. Step9: Verifying#3
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•statistics -> Port statistics

38. Step9: Verifying#4
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39. SIP configuration guide
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SIP introduction
SIP example
Step1: Voice VLAN setup
Step2: setup card IP
Step3: setup VoIP gateway
Step4: setup profile
Step5: setup port
Step6: setup Countrycode
Step7: port isolation
Step8: Verifying
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40. SIP introduction
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•SIP •SIP
Gateway Gateway
•ANALOG •IP NETWORK •ANALOG
•User A
•User A •User B
•SIP VoIP network has no separate control
unit, relying upon intelligent endpoints
i l i i lli d i

41. SIP example
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42. Step1: voice VLAN setup
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•VLAN->VLAN
1. Setting Voice
1 S tti V i VLAN up

43. Step2: setup card IP
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VoIP -> IP
1.Set VoIP card’s IP
address/subnet mask
2.Set a voice VLAN number as
the VID
3. Set the DNS

44. Step3: setup VoIP gateway
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VoIP -> Route
1.Set the VoIP gateway

45. Step4: setup Profile
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Profile -> VoIP SIP
1.Set the SIP server IP/port
2. Set h Registration Server IP/port
2 S the R i i S IP/
2. Set Proxy Server IP/port

46. Step5: setup port
1.Select
1 S l t SIP slot’s port
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Port -> VoIP SIP 2.Enabling a port
3.Set account/password
4.Select a SIP profile
5.Set the phone number
6.A polarity should be off
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47. Step6: setup Countrycode
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VoIP -> Countrycode

48. Step7: port isolation
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•Switch -> Switch Setup ->Isolation
Uncheck port isolation

49. Step8: verifying
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•statistics -> Port statistics -> Select line card

50. Configuration File & Firmware
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•Backup & Restore configuration file
•Factory default & reboot
•Factory default & reboot
•Firmware upgrade
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51. Backup & Restore configuration file
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•Maintenance -> CFG Backup
•Maintenance -> CFG Restore
M i t R t

52. Factory default & reboot
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•Maintenance -> CFG reset
•Maintenance -> Reboot

53. Firmware upgrade
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•Maintenance -> FW Upgrade
1.Check to which card, need to be
upgraded.
upgraded
2.Browse a firmware for that card
3.Click “Upgrade” button
Notice:
N i unmatched fi
h d firmware-card type
d
may cause a card damage.

54. Diagnostic •www.adcom.co.th
•ADSL diagnostic
•VoIP diagnostic
•VoIP diagnostic
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55. ADSL diagnostic
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•Diagnostic -> LDM Test
Items: in loop diagnostic mode (LDM)
hlog: show the channel mechanism in
logarithm scale
qln: show quiet line noise in root mean
square level
snr: display signal to noise

56. VoIP diagnostic
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•Diagnostic -> MLT
Mode: in metallic line test (MLT)
test - test performed from MG directly
p y
Relay - In: test inner loop from external device
Out: test outer loop from external device
Off: prohibit relay process
Both: perform inner/outer external loop

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