Specifications
Index
Planning and Installation Guide I –
7
inter-site calling 14-4
IP address
outside of range
15-5
IP address assignment
9-14
DHCP server
9-15
firewalls with NAT
9-15
IP Address Map
15-4
IP address range, defining for IP phone
15-4
IP address, static
15-1
IP gateway
C-3
IP networks, ready for VoIP
9-3
IP parameters, configuring manually for IP
phones
C-1
IP parameters, displaying for phone
C-8
IP phone
installation
15-2
IP Phone Cabling
13-7
IP phone cabling
B-4
IP phone support, and voice switches
15-2
IP phones
installing without DHCP
C-1
recommendations for installation
15-2
IP Phones Options edit page
15-3
IP phones, associating with user group
15-6
IP100
8-4
IP210
8-4
IP530
8-4
IP560
8-4
IPBX-12 switch
audio input port
13-9, 13-10, B-6, B-7, B-8
audio output port
13-9, 13-10, B-6, B-7, B-8
described
13-9, 13-10, 13-10–??, 13-11–??,
B-6, B-7, B-8, B-9–??
RJ-21X port B-8
telephone ports
13-9, 13-10, B-6, B-7, B-8
IPSEC, and tunneling
9-20
ISDN BRI, and WANs
9-14
ISDN PRI, call routing
4-13
ISP limitations
8-3
issues with voice traffic
9-6
Italy countries supported
A-1
Italy, supported features
8-6
J
jitter 8-3, 9-3, 9-6
and latency
9-7
changing buffer size
9-7
compensating for
9-7
underflows
9-7
jitter buffer, non-configurable
9-7
jitter for voice switches
9-7
K
K56Flex/V.90 8-4
key components, cabling
B-11
key components, cabling voice network
13-12
key considerations
addressing
9-2
bandwidth
9-2
service levels
9-2
L
L2F, and tunneling 9-20
L2TP, and tunneling
9-20
language codes
9-17
Language Licenses
18-18
LANs
9-9
latency
9-6
end-to-end
9-6
traversing switch
9-6
latency and jitter requirements
9-3
Layer 2 IP Precedence
9-3
Layer 3 - DiffServ
9-3
Layer 4 UDP 5004
9-3
Layer2Tagging
9-18
leased T1, and WANs
9-13
legacy integration
External Voice Mail Configuration
14-19
ShoreTel Voice Mail Configuration
14-19
legacy PBX
14-3
legacy systems
9-2
license agreement
17-5, 18-6
license terms
17-5, 17-12
license types, three
18-18
licenses, purchasing for users
18-18
Line Build Out distance
16-8
linear broadband encoding
9-4
live operator, directing calls to
4-6
lobby phones, planning for
8-2
local area codes
6-5
Local Area Network
9-9
Local Only call permission
7-2
local trunking
14-4
location, server and data files
17-5
log files, and disk space
10-5
Logical Terminal Number, and extensions
14-12
Logical Terminal Number, identifying PBX port
14-21
long distance, consolidated
14-5, 14-29
long-distance dialing
6-6
loop length
B-4
lost packets
8-3
lower-density trunking
3-6