Table Of Contents
A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - K - L - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U - V - Z
Index
A
active calls, monitoring 3-26
adding
batch add files 3-38
Cisco UBE gatekeeper or Cisco UBE directory gatekeeper 3-3
CWVM server 2-6
groups, devices, Cisco UBE gatekeepers
using a batch add file 3-38
networks 2-10
technology prefixes 3-15
gateway selection 3-16
hop off zones 3-16
traps 2-13
zone prefixes, in configuring a Cisco UBE gatekeeper 3-13
zones, in configuring a Cisco UBE gatekeeper
local zones 3-10
remote zones 3-12
administrative and management tasks 2-1
CLI commands, using 2-15
to collect system information 2-18
to start CWVM as a standalone application 1-4
to start CWVM server and poller processes 2-16
to stop CWVM poller processes only 2-17
to stop CWVM server and poller processes 2-16
to view log files 2-19
to view process status 2-17
client debug level, setting 2-3
CWVM master administration 2-1
statistics on, viewing 2-2
tasks (table) 2-1
CWVM server administration 2-7
configuring 2-7
parameters, interpreting 2-8
statistics, viewing 2-9
CWVM server management 2-6
adding or modifying 2-6
deleting 2-7
server statistics, viewing 2-9
stopping 2-16
database management 2-15
master debug level, setting 2-3
network management 2-10
adding or modifying a network 2-10
assigning networks to the CWVM server 2-11
assigning networks to users 2-11
deleting networks 2-12
trap management 2-13
adding or modifying a trap 2-13
administering traps 2-14
deleting a trap 2-13
viewing traps 2-14
user management 2-4
assigning
a network
to the CWVM server 2-11
to users 2-11
a telephone number to a voice port 4-2
a zone prefix 3-13
local zone selection options 3-14
to a local zone 3-13
to a remote zone 3-14
audience for this document i-ix
automated tasks in device management 3-41
deleting 3-42
rescheduling 3-41
scheduling 3-41
viewing a scheduled task 3-41
Auto Sync Delay, CWVM server parameter 2-9
Auto Sync Routers with CWVM, CWVM server parameter 2-9
B
backing up and restoring gateway configurations 3-29
batch add files 3-38
creating 3-38
importing 3-40
C
cautions
regarding
moving a gateway to a new Cisco UBE gatekeeper 1-7, 3-19, 3-28
performance due to high debug levels 2-3
setting ARQ hop off zone values 3-8
setting echo cancel coverage 4-16
setting high master debug levels 2-3
significance of i-x
Cisco UBE gatekeeper management, feature of CWVM 1-1
Cisco UBE gatekeepers
adding a gateway to 3-20
adding to CWVM 3-3
changes in configuration, propagating to other top-level Cisco UBE gatekeepers 3-9
Cisco UBE directory gatekeepers, adding 3-3
configuring 3-7
interpreting configuration options 3-9
local zones, managing 3-10
remote zones, managing 3-11
technology prefixes, managing 3-15
zone prefixes, managing 3-13
converting
a Cisco UBE directory gatekeeper to a Cisco UBE gatekeeper 3-7
a Cisco UBE gatekeeper to a Cisco UBE directory gatekeeper 3-6
definition of GL-2
deleting 3-6
modifying 3-4
moving 3-5
propagating zone information between top-level and Cisco UBE directory gatekeepers 3-3
propagation 3-9
verifying a phone number for 3-17
CiscoWorks Common Services integration, feature of CWVM 1-2
CLI commands, using 2-15
to collect system information 2-18
to start CWVM as a standalone application 1-4
to start server and poller processes 2-16
to stop CWVM server and poller processes 2-16
to stop poller processes only 2-17
to view log files 2-19
to view process status 2-17
cloning
CME information 3-31
gateway information 3-21
SRST information 3-36
CME
adding 3-30
cloning CME information 3-31
configuring 3-30
deleting
from a view 3-34
from CWVM 3-34
finding 3-32
modifying 3-32
preparing for CWVM 3-30
searching for 3-32
codec, definition of GL-1
collecting CWVM system information 2-18
Configure Routers Using TFTP, CWVM server parameter 2-9
configuring
Cisco UBE gatekeepers. See configuring a Cisco UBE gatekeeper
CWVM server 2-7
gateways 3-29
SIP user agent 3-23
voice ports 4-14
configuring a Cisco UBE gatekeeper 3-7
interpreting configuration options 3-9
local zones, managing 3-10
adding 3-10
deleting 3-11
modifying 3-11
remote zones, managing 3-11
adding 3-12
deleting 3-12
modifying 3-12
technology prefixes, managing 3-15
adding 3-15
deleting 3-16
zone prefixes, managing 3-13
adding 3-13
deleting 3-15
local zone, assigning to 3-13
remote zone, assigning to 3-14
converting a Cisco UBE gatekeeper to and from a Cisco UBE directory gatekeeper 3-6
creating
batch add files 3-38
dial plans
POTS 4-2
VoATM network 4-10
VoFR network 4-11
VoIP network 4-6
groups 3-2
credentials, changing
for a Cisco UBE gatekeeper 3-5
for a CME 3-33
for a gateway 3-22
for an SRST 3-37
CWVM master
administration of 2-1
interpreting viewed statistics 2-2
statistics, viewing 2-2
tasks (table) 2-1
debug levels, setting 2-3
overview of 1-2
statistics, viewing and interpreting 2-2
CWVM Port (read only), CWVM server parameter 2-8
CWVM process status, viewing 2-17
CWVM server
administration 2-7
configuring 2-7
statistics, viewing 2-9
configuration parameters, interpreting 2-8
Auto Sync Delay 2-9
AutoSync Routers with CWVM 2-9
Configure Routers Using TFTP 2-9
CWVM Port (read only) 2-8
CWVM to Poll Gateway 2-9
CWVM Trap Port 2-8
DB Threshold 2-8
Debug Level 2-8
Disk Monitor Interval 2-8
Disk Threshold 2-8
Forward Traps to CWVM 2-9
Max Number of Clients 2-8
Merge Digits 2-9
Number Poller Threads 2-8
Poll Cisco UBE Gatekeeper Statistics 2-9
Poll CPU & Memory Usage 2-9
Poll Ds0 & Ds1 Usage 2-9
Poll DSP Usage 2-9
Poller Port (read-only) 2-8
SMTP Server (optional) 2-8
SNMP Interval 2-8
SNMP Retry 2-8
SNMP Timeout 2-8
Trap Forward Host (optional) 2-8
Trap Forward Port (optional) 2-8
management 2-6
adding or modifying a CWVM Server 2-6
deleting a CWVM server 2-7
overview of 1-2
CWVM to Poll Gateway, CWVM server parameter 2-9
CWVM Trap Port, CWVM server parameter 2-8
D
database management 2-15
DB Threshold, CWVM server parameter 2-8
Debug Level, CWVM server parameter 2-8
debug levels
CWVM client debug levels, setting 2-3
CWVM master debug levels, setting 2-3
deleting
Cisco UBE gatekeepers 3-6
CME
from a view 3-34
from CWVM 3-34
CWVM servers 2-7
gateways
from CWVM 3-27
groups 3-2
local zones, in configuring a Cisco UBE gatekeeper 3-11
network dial plans 4-13
networks 2-12
POTS dial plans 4-4
remote zones, in configuring a Cisco UBE gatekeeper 3-12
scheduled tasks 3-42
SRST from CWVM 3-38
technology prefixes 3-16
traps 2-13
user roles 2-6
zone prefixes 3-15
device management 3-1
automated tasks 3-41
deleting 3-42
rescheduling 3-41
scheduling 3-41
viewing a scheduled task 3-41
Cisco UBE gatekeepers 3-3
adding 3-3
configuring 3-7
converting to and from Cisco UBE directory gatekeepers 3-6
deleting 3-6
local zones, managing 3-10
modifying 3-4
moving 3-5
remote zones, managing 3-11
technology prefixes, managing 3-15
zone prefixes, managing 3-13
CME
cloning CME information 3-31
configuring 3-30
deleting from a view 3-34
deleting from CWVM 3-34
modifying 3-32
preparing for CWVM 3-30
searching for 3-32
device synchronization 3-40
gateways 3-17
active call, monitoring 3-26
adding to a group or Cisco UBE gatekeeper 3-20
backing up and restoring a configuration 3-29
cloning gateway information 3-21
configuring 3-19
creating a batch add file 3-38
deleting from CWVM 3-27
DSP status, monitoring 3-27
gateway resource information, viewing 3-27
importing a batch add file 3-40
modifying 3-22
moving 3-28
preparing for CWVM 3-18
saving a running configuration to NVRAM 3-29
searching for 3-21
SIP user agent, configuring 3-23
groups 3-1
creating 3-2
deleting 3-2
modifying 3-2
SRST
cloning SRST information 3-36
configuring 3-35
deleting from CWVM 3-38
modifying 3-36
preparing for CWVM 3-34
searching for 3-36
device synchronization 3-40
dial-peer information
incorrect, being propagated or received, troubleshooting 3-19
not deleted from old group when a gateway is moved, troubleshooting 3-28
not propagating after a gateway is moved, troubleshooting 3-28
propagating from a moved gateway to others in the group 3-28
dial plan management 4-1
network dial plans 4-6
creating VoATM network dial plans 4-10
creating VoFR network dial plans 4-11
creating VoIP network dial plans 4-6
deleting 4-13
modifying 4-12
network connections, showing or modifying 4-14
verifying 4-13
POTS dial plans 4-1
creating 4-2
deleting 4-4
finding a telephone number 4-5
modifying 4-2
moving a telephone number 4-5
telephone number, deleting, affect on 4-6
propagating new or changed dial plan information automatically in a group 3-1
voice port configuration 4-14
E&M 4-18
FXO 4-15
FXS 4-17
ISDN 4-18
dial port management, feature of CWVM 1-1
Disk Monitor Interval, CWVM server parameter 2-8
Disk Threshold, CWVM server parameter 2-8
distributed architecture, feature of CWVM 1-2
documentation
obtaining i-xii
related to this product i-x
specific to this product i-x
DSP status, monitoring 3-27
E
E&M (ear and mouth)
definition GL-2
voice port configuration, in dial plan management 4-18
error details, viewing 1-9
F
finding
a CME 3-32
a gateway 3-21
an SRST 3-36
a telephone number 4-5
Forward Traps to CWVM, CWVM server parameter 2-9
FXO
definition GL-2
voice port configuration, in dial plan management 4-15
FXS
definition GL-2
voice port configuration, in dial plan management 4-17
G
gatekeepers. See Cisco UBE gatekeepers
gateways 3-17
adding to a group or Cisco UBE gatekeeper 3-20
backing up and restoring configurations 3-29
cloning gateway information 3-21
configuring 3-19
definition of GL-2
deleting
from CWVM 3-27
finding 3-21
gateway resource information, viewing 3-27
modifying 3-22
moving 3-28
preparing for CWVM 3-18
propagating dial plan information in a group 3-1
saving a running configuration to NVRAM 3-29
searching for 3-21
group management 3-1
adding a gateway to a group 3-20
creating a group 3-2
deleting a group 3-2
modifying a group 3-2
moving a group 3-2
H
HSRP, definition GL-3
I
importing a batch add file 3-40
interpreting
CWVM master statistics 2-2
CWVM server configuration parameters 2-8
trap information 2-14
ISDN voice port configuration, in dial plan management 4-18
K
key features in CWVM (table) 1-1
Cisco UBE gatekeeper management 1-1
CiscoWorks Common Services integration 1-2
dial port management 1-1
distributed architecture 1-2
multiple platform support 1-2
scalability 1-2
SIP User Agent configuration 1-2
voice port management 1-1
L
local dial plans. See POTS dial plans 4-1
M
main window, overview 1-4
menu shortcuts 1-9
tab views 1-6
toolbar 1-5
tree views 1-6
CWVM and network 1-8
legend 1-6
managing CWVM. See administrative and management tasks
managing traps 2-13
adding or modifying a trap 2-13
deleting a trap 2-13
master administrator role, description of 2-4
menu shortcuts 1-9
Merge Digits, CWVM server parameter 2-9
monitoring
active calls 3-26
DSP status 3-27
moving
a gateway 3-28
a group 3-2
a telephone number 4-5
multiple platform support, feature of CWVM 1-2
N
network dial plans 4-6
creating
VoATM network dial plans 4-10
VoFR network dial plans 4-11
VoIP network dial plans 4-6
deleting 4-13
modifying 4-12
network connections, showing or modifying 4-14
verifying 4-13
network management 2-10
adding or modifying a network 2-10
assigning networks
to the CWVM server 2-11
to users 2-11
deleting networks 2-12
network operator role, description of 2-4
Number Poller Threads, CWVM server parameter 2-8
NVRAM, saving a running gateway configuration to 3-29
O
overviews of
components of CWVM 1-2
CWVM 1-1
key features 1-1
Cisco UBE gatekeeper management 1-1
CiscoWorks Common Services integration 1-2
dial port management 1-1
distributed architecture 1-2
multiple platform support 1-2
scalability 1-2
SIP User Agent configuration 1-2
voice port management 1-1
main window 1-4
menu shortcuts 1-9
tab views 1-6
toolbar 1-5
tree views 1-6
starting CWVM 1-3
user preferences, setting 1-8
P
PBX, definition GL-3
Poll Cisco UBE Gatekeeper Statistics, CWVM server parameter 2-9
Poll CPU & Memory Usage, CWVM server parameter 2-9
Poll Ds0 & Ds1 Usage, CWVM server parameter 2-9
Poll DSP Usage, CWVM server parameter 2-9
Poller Port (read-only), CWVM server parameter 2-8
poller processes
starting 2-16
POTS dial plans 4-1
creating 4-2
definition of GL-3
deleting 4-4
interpreting main dial plan options 4-3
modifying 4-2
moving a telephone number 4-5
telephone numbers
deleting, affect on dial plan 4-6
finding 4-5
moving 4-5
propagating
Cisco UBE gatekeeper information 3-9
configuration options to top-level Cisco UBE gatekeepers 3-9
dial-peer information from a moved gateway to others in the group 3-28
dial plan information among gateways in a group 3-1
phone numbers under a Cisco UBE gatekeeper 4-2
zone information between top-level and Cisco UBE directory gatekeepers 3-3
Q
QoS, definition GL-3
R
RASIP, definition GL-4
rescheduling an automated device management task 3-41
restoring backed-up gateway configurations 3-29
roles
adding a user 2-4
deleting a user 2-6
descriptions of 2-4
master administrator 2-4
network operator 2-4
server administrator 2-4
modifying a user 2-5
running configuration, saving to NVRAM 3-29
S
saving a running configuration to NVRAM 3-29
scalability, feature of CWVM 1-2
scheduling an automated device management task 3-41
searching
for a CME 3-32
for a gateway 3-21
for an SRST 3-36
for a telephone number 4-5
server administrator role, description of 2-4
server configuration parameters (table) 2-8
Auto Sync Delay 2-9
AutoSync Routers with CWVM 2-9
Configure Routers Using TFTP 2-9
CWVM Port (read only) 2-8
CWVM to Poll Gateway 2-9
CWVM Trap Port 2-8
DB Threshold 2-8
Debug Level 2-8
Disk Monitor Interval 2-8
Disk Threshold 2-8
Forward Traps to CWVM 2-9
Max Number of Clients 2-8
Merge Digits 2-9
Number Poller Threads 2-8
Poll Cisco UBE Gatekeeper Statistics 2-9
Poll CPU & Memory Usage 2-9
Poll Ds0 & Ds1 Usage 2-9
Poll DSP Usage 2-9
Poller Port (read-only) 2-8
SMTP Server (optional) 2-8
SNMP Interval 2-8
SNMP Retry 2-8
SNMP Timeout 2-8
Trap Forward Host (optional) 2-8
Trap Forward Port (optional) 2-8
showing network connections 4-14
SIP user agent
configuration, feature of CWVM 1-2
configuring 3-23
SMTP Server (optional), CWVM server parameter 2-8
SNMP Interval, CWVM server parameter 2-8
SNMP Retry, CWVM server parameter 2-8
SNMP Timeout, CWVM server parameter 2-8
SRST
cloning SRST information 3-36
configuring 3-35
deleting
from a view 3-38
from CWVM 3-38
finding 3-36
modifying 3-36
preparing for CWVM 3-34
searching for 3-36
starting
CWVM
as a standalone application 1-4
normally 1-3
server and poller processes 2-16
stopping
CWVM server and poller processes 2-16
poller processes, without stopping CWVM processes 2-17
T
tab views in main window, description 1-6
technology prefixes, adding
gateway selection 3-16
Hop Off zones 3-16
telephone numbers
deleting 4-6
finding 4-5
moving 4-5
toolbar in the main window, button descriptions (table) 1-5
trap administration 2-14
interpreting viewed information 2-14
viewing traps 2-14
Trap Forward Host (optional), CWVM server parameter 2-8
Trap Forward Port (optional), CWVM server parameter 2-8
trap management 2-13
adding or modifying a trap 2-13
deleting a trap 2-13
tree views in main window
description 1-6
different displays 1-8
legend 1-6
troubleshooting
dial-peer information
incorrect information being propagated or received 3-19
not deleted from old group when a gateway is moved 3-28
not propagating after a gateway is moved 3-28
slow CWVM performance with large log files 2-3
typographical conventions used in this document i-ix
U
user preferences, setting 1-8
user roles 2-4
adding 2-4
deleting 2-6
descriptions of 2-4
master administrator 2-4
network operator 2-4
server administrator 2-4
modifying 2-5
V
verifying
a network dial plan 4-13
a phone number under a Cisco UBE gatekeeper 3-17
viewing
CWVM master statistics 2-2
error details 1-9
gateway resource information 3-27
log files 2-19
process status 2-17
scheduled device-management tasks 3-41
server statistics 2-9
traps 2-14
views, deleting CME from 3-34
VoATM
definition GL-4
network dial plans, creating 4-10
VoFR
definition GL-4
network dial plans, creating 4-11
voice-enabled gateway, assigning a telephone number to 4-2
voice port configuration 4-14
E&M 4-18
FXO 4-15
interpreting main voice port configuration settings 4-16
FXS 4-17
ISDN 4-18
voice port management, feature of CWVM 1-1
voice ports, assigning a telephone number to 4-2
VoIP
definition GL-5
network dial plans, creating 4-6
VoIP Dial Peer, definition GL-5
Z
zone prefixes
adding, in configuring a Cisco UBE gatekeeper 3-13
local zones 3-10
remote zones 3-12
assigning 3-14
zones
Hop Off zones, adding 3-16
information about, propagating between top-level and Cisco UBE directory gatekeepers 3-3
local, managing 3-10
adding 3-10
deleting 3-11
modifying 3-11