запятая в заголовке может быть заменена на однобуквенный предлог, для
выражения рекомендации лучших сабаководов пока на него не бежать и от энкрипшенга воздержаться.
Дитиэлэс поддерживается только на 6ке с большими патчами (часть последних SU для SS)
UNIStim software release 4.0 for IP Phones was declared GA on November 27, 2009.
UNIStim software release 4.0 makes available the following software versions for the IP Phones.
IP Phone Software
IP Phone 2007 0621C7A
IP Phone 1110 0623C7F
IP Phone 1120E 0624C7F
IP Phone 1140E 0625C7F
IP Phone 1150E 0627C7F
IP Phone 1210 062AC7F
IP Phone 1220 062AC7F
IP Phone 1230 062AC7F
UNIStim software release 4.0 for IP Phones will be available for download from the “Software Download” link under “Support and Training” on the Nortel website located at:http://support.nortel.com. The software will be available by phone model under “Phones, Clients and Accessories”. These software loads have not been introduced as the default loads for the IP Phones shipped from Nortel.
UNIStim software release 4.0 for IP Phones delivers enhancements to Nortel’s IP Telephony Solution and delivers general quality improvements. The enhancements available include:
UNIStim VPN Client (UVC) in the IP Phone 1100 series
Feature and Application Licensing
Secure Signaling using DTLS
Secure Call Recording (SCR)
Designed for Operability (DfO)
Enhancements to Certificate Support
UNIStim VPN Client (UVC) in the IP Phone 1100 series
Интересно, это как то лицензируется...
Интересно, это как то лицензируется...
Bulletin Number: P-2009-0143-Global
1. UNIStim VPN Client (applies to the IP Phone 1120E, 1140E and 1150E)
UNIStim software release 4.0 introduces an integrated VPN Client inside the IP Phone 1100
series. The UNIStim VPN Client (UVC) is supported on all the IP Phone 1100 series phones
except the IP Phone 1110. The UVC allows the IP Phone to be deployed remotely and
maintain a connection back to the corporate network by establishing a Virtual Private
Network (VPN) tunnel. The UVC feature can be used by telecommuters or remote workers
to maintain a corporate phone connection from their remote location.
The VPN tunnel guarantees a secure connection between the remote IP Phone and the
corporate network ensuring the integrity and confidentiality of enterprise communications.
Once the VPN tunnel has been established all of the telephone related IP traffic traverses
within the tunnel including signaling, media, duplicate media and application gateway traffic.
Please be advised, however, that the IP traffic from the PC port of the telephone is
excluded from the VPN tunnel.
The UVC within the phone is the client end of the tunnel. The corporate end of the tunnel is
terminated by an enterprise VPN router or gateway. The UVC currently supports
interoperability with the following VPN termination devices:
¾ Nortel VPN Router (NVR) family running software release 8.00 or greater. (NVR
software release 8.00 has been qualified on the NVR 1010, 1050, 1100, 600, 1600,
17xx, 27x0, 4600 and 5000)
Installation
Typical home networks consist of one or more PCs connected either via wireless interfaces
or Ethernet cables to a home router or hub which is then connected to the service provider
termination equipment, typically a DSL or cable modem2
.
Adding the UVC phone to the home network is, in most cases, as simple as plugging in the
Ethernet cable (provided with the phone) between the phone and an Ethernet connection on
the router and/or DSL/cable modem. Since the phone does not have a wireless interface,
the phone must be connected using an Ethernet cable – thus if the router or DSL/cable
modem device is wireless, it must have at least one physical Ethernet connector for the UVC
phone solution to work.
The following diagram depicts the typical connection scenario. Although the PC may be able
to be plugged directly into the router or hub, Nortel recommends plugging the PC into the
PC port on the phone. By plugging the PC into the PC port of the phone, the phone can
better control the QoS of the voice during calls by prioritizing the telephone traffic over the
PC traffic.
When the DSL/cable modem was installed, the number of devices that can operate on the
network may have been restricted by either the service provider, the installer, or by the
modems physical hardware. If this is the case, please refer to the modem’s user guide or
contact your service provider.
For additional information on installing the IP Phone in a home network, please refer to the
IP Phones Fundamentals NTP NN43001-368 and the respective IP Phone User Guide.
Authentication Modes:
The UVC within the IP phone currently supports three authentication modes:
1) Aggressive Mode with a PreShared Key and no X Authentication,
2) Aggressive Mode with a PreShared Key and with X Authentication, and
3) Main Mode using X.509 Certificates and no X Authentication.
The table below lists the security credentials required for each mode:
Mode Security Credentials Required
Aggressive Mode with a PreShared Key and no X
Authentication
User ID and Password
Aggressive Mode with a PreShared Key and with
X Authentication
User ID, Password, XAuthentication
User ID and XAuthentication Password
Main Mode using X.509 Certificates and no X
Authentication
CA root certificate and device certificate
The authentication mode established by the corporate security policy will determine which
parameters must be provisioned. The table below lists the various parameters that must be
provisioned for valid VPN configurations3
.
там ещё картинки и таблички и 106 страниц (в леттере, в A4 зависит от настроек принтере).
(Hi Dan. I'm glad find this page again using your traditional post GA googling exercise)
А комп за телефоном он тоже випиэнит?
А комп за телефоном он тоже випиэнит?
Он свитч, и примечание про втыкание в другую розетку (а не на спине телефона) в силе
А комп за телефоном он тоже випиэнит?
К сожалению нет.
Please be advised, however, that the IP traffic from the PC port of the telephone is excluded from the VPN tunnel.
уже понял. не дочитал сразу :confused: