Use Cases:Network Configuration

Applies to version(s): v2.8.

This article provides the steps required to complete the most common IP network configurations using the Web Portal.

One subnet, Two IP Addresses, Untagged

Configure IP Network A Configure IP Network B Subnet A uses the MGMT0 network interface; because it is untagged its IP can only be configured with the tbchangeip command on the SSH port. tbchangeip Subnet B uses untag bonded over VOIP0 and VOIP1 ports Create Virtual Port Create IP Address Configure SIP Configure SIGTRAN Configure H.248 Configure RADIUS Configure SIP Configure SIGTRAN Configure H.248 Configure RADIUS

Two subnets, One IP per subnet, untagged

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Configure IP Network A Configure IP Network B Subnet A uses the MGMT0 network interface; because it is untagged its IP can only be configured with the tbchangeip command on the SSH port. tbchangeip Subnet B uses untag bonded over VOIP0 and VOIP1 ports Create Virtual Port Create IP Address Configure SIP Configure SIGTRAN Configure H.248 Configure RADIUS Configure SIP Configure SIGTRAN Configure H.248 Configure RADIUS

Two VLAN, Three IP Address, tagged

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Configure IP Network A Configure IP Network B Create Virtual Port Create IP Address Subnet B uses untag bonded over VOIP0 and VOIP1 ports Create Virtual Port Create IP Address Configure SIP Configure SIGTRAN Configure H.248 Configure RADIUS Configure SIP Configure SIGTRAN Configure H.248 Configure RADIUS