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- InfinityOne Package Update Required
- UCX 6.0 End-of-Support
- UCX 7.0 and InfinityOne 4.0 General Availability
- VPN Security Update Required
- Email Relay Using Gmail Account Fails Due to Bad Credentials
- InfinityOne Release 2.x End-of-Life
- InfinityOne Android App General Availabililty
- E-MetroTel not affected by Log4j vulnerability
- Web-based GUI Security Enhancements
- User Portal Security Update
- Simplified UCX Configuration for Remote InfinityOne Softphones
- InfinityOne Release 3.0 Server General Availability
- Availability of Connection Sharing
- Availability of Automated Cleanup
- Availability of IP Block List Feature
- InfinityOne Release 2.0 Availability
- Digital Station Module (DSM16) Availability
- UCX Software Updates
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- E-MetroTel SIP Trunk E911 Registration
- Reseller Responsibilities
- Software Subscription and Warranty Transfer Request
- Return Material Authorization (RMA) Policy
- Acceptable Use Policy
- E-MetroTel Beta Trial Policy
- E-MetroTel Training Expectations
- 9-1-1 Services Agreement (Canada)
- References
Onboard Hardware
The Onboard Hardware page is not applicable to the BCM450 Digital Gateway.
The UCX Digital Gateway is equipped with four analog station interfaces (ports). If you want to connect analog devices (e.g., an analog phone) to your UCx Digital Gateway, you have to enable these interfaces.
To enable analog station ports on your UCx Digital Gateway, perform the following steps:
- Open the UCx Digital Gateway Web-based Configuration Utility
- From the Gateway tab, select Onboard Hardware
- From the Enabled FXS Ports drop-down list box, select the desired number of analog ports that are to be enabled and press the Save Changes button to update the system configuration.
If you did not have any analog ports enabled prior to this action, you will hear a click from the gateway. This click is expected - the sound is generated by a relay that enables analog ports when it is engaged for the first time after each gateway startup.
Identification of Analog Station Ports
Telephone sets connected to the Digital Gateway are identified on your UCx server by a device ID. For analog station ports, this ID is created by combining the analog port number (A1, A2, A3 and A4) with the system ID of your BCM system. For example, if your Digital Gateway system ID is 001122334455, the analog station ports on the system would use the following IDs:
|
Analog Station Port |
ID |
|---|---|
|
1 |
A1:11:22:33:44:55 |
|
2 |
A2:11:22:33:44:55 |
|
3 |
A3:11:22:33:44:55 |
|
4 |
A4:11:22:33:44:55 |
Note: If you previously enabled analog ports but no longer use them, it is recommended to change the number of enabled interfaces to the number that you actually use. Doing so saves system resources that can be used when making calls.