Specifications

TD 92326GB

2009-03-10 / Ver. E

Installation and Operation Manual

VoIP Gateway

3 The Graphical User Interface (GUI)

The user interface, the GUI, is divided into a Configuration part and an Administration

part.

Some areas require you to enter the administrator's user ID and password.The left-hand

vertical menu is the general menu while the horizontal menu is submenu.

Figure 6. The Graphical User Interface

To use the user interface properly, your web browser has to meet the following

requirements:

• Microsoft's Internet Explorer 6.x.

• HTTP 1.1 protocol

• HTML 4.0 protocol

• Frames

• XML/XSL (only required for advanced functions such as sorting lists). However, the

VoIP Gateway can be fully configured and administered without these functions.

The user interface has been tested with Internet Explorer 6.x.

3.1 Change and Save the Configuration

The VoIP Gateway saves the configuration permanently in a non-volatile memory so it is

still available after a system restart. When starting the system, the configuration is copied

from the non-volatile memory into the working memory of the VoIP Gateway. This copy is

read during start-up and is then used during operation.

1 Make your configuration changes.

2 Click the “Apply” button if you want to save the setting, but also want to continue

working in that specific window. Clicking “Ok” will both save the setting and close

the window.

Most of the changes to the configuration, changes to the routing information for

example, are executed by the VoIP Gateway without interrupting normal operation. Some

changes, however, require a restart, interrupting calls in the process.

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