Configuration Overview

The MBG interface displays the following configuration tabs and sub-menus:

Tab Sub-menu Tasks

System

Dashboard

view configure status and system information, plus enable/disable MBG service.

Metrics

view statistical information like Connections, Active Calls, and Calls per Hour

Connectors

view detailed status of all connectors

Settings

view/edit advanced system settings (service parameters, global settings, MiNet options, SIP options, logging configuration)

Trust Store

view the list of certificates in the configurable trust store

Bulk provisioning

manage device data

Network

Profiles

pre-configured profiles to set up your network configuration

Port ranges

set the range of ports available for use by MiNet and SIP calls

IP blocking

view/configure network activities in real-time and block or allow connections between MBG and specific network blocks in CIDR format

IP Translations

view/configure IP translation rules

MiNet fallback addresses

configure manual fallback IP address (for device reboot)

Teleworking

Manage

  • view/delete MiNet and SIP profiles and devices, and export the MiNet and SIP profiles and devices data

  • add/edit MiNet phones and devices that connect to the server

  • add/edit SIP phones and devices that connect to the server

Application integration

enable/disable Call Recording and configure options for MiVoice Business Console, MiCollab Client, MiContact Center, MiCollab Conference and other applications

SIP trunking

Siptrunks

view/configure SIP trunks and SIP trunk status

Adaptation

configure SIP adaptation pipelines, and their plugins

Remote proxy

Domain list

view/configure LAN server proxy

Users

view/configure permissions for remote users

Proxy applications

view list of applications that support remote management

Call recording

Status

view status of all registered call recording equipment

Configuration

configure call recording

Troubleshooting

Diagnostics

  • Fetch logs for product support: Downloads MiVoice Border Gateway log files as a single compressed archive.
  • Connectivity Tests: Checks connectivity to SIP trunking endpoints; and application servers such as MiCollab and MiContact Center. If these are configured with a fully qualified domain name (FQDN), a DNS resolution test is also run.
  • Traceroute: Display the route (path) of packets travelling across the IP network to an endpoint.
  • Packet Trace: Capture a log of traffic passing over the network.
  • Teleworker Network Analyzer: Tests voice quality and remote IP Phone connectivity to the MBG server.

Logging

  • Primary Service: Controls logging for SIP and MiNet devices, SIP trunks, call recording, and clustering.
  • Management Layer: Controls logging by the management layer components, including the User Interface, database and events system.

Alarms

  • set the severity level for individual events.
  • set the thresholds for SNMP traps

Overrides

view list of configuration overrides

Configuration Steps

The following steps are recommended to configure the MBG solution. You can adjust these steps to suit you own implementation.

To configure MBG:

  1. Program support for devices:
  2. Add ICP(s) and Configure the Default ICP.
  3. Configure the Network Profile for the MBG.
  4. Program your services:
  5. (Optional) Configure the following:
  6. Start the MBG.