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EACOM Business VoIP Solution Training

04/2009
Agenda

MARKET OVERVIEW

SOLUTION FAMILY

FUNCTION IN DETAILS

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Business Customers Concerns

Growth Cost Function


Future growth Ever-increasing Effectively communicate
requires integration of with customers and
communication cost partners, internal
voice video and web
voice,
management operation

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EVS3080/3080 Target Market
• Chained Business • Telephone
• Outsourcing Marketing
• Transportation • Customer Support
• Hotline
• Command and
Dispatching Center

Business Functionality
Model Requirement

Customization Size
Demand Consideration

• Clinic • Small and Middle


• Hospital sized Business

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Main Factors Affects VoIP Deployment
™ Service Quality
 Reliabilities – VoIP has yet to prove as reliable as plain phone system
 Complexities – traditional IP PBX has to integrate different components from different vendors, e.g. media
gateway, SIP server, voice mail, conference bridge, IP phone, conference phone,
ƒ Asterisk like PC based system is prone to various of mis-configurations and system failures
 Voice Quality is Challenging
ƒ LAN QoS – virus, wiring quality, room quality
ƒ WAN QoS – broadband bandwidth, packet loss, jitter buffer,
ƒ Gateway Voice Quality–
Quality reliability,
reliability voice quality
ƒ IP Phone – compatibility issues, interoperability issues, low cost usually means low quality.
™ Cost Advantage
 CapEx is significantly higher than analog PBX — basic configuration 4
4-5
5 times more than analog IP PBX
with similar functions
 Higher OpEx – requires VoIP hardware, software, network expert
 Higher
g integration
g cost – installation,, setup
p and technical support
pp are expensive.
p
™ Limited Functionalities
 Open source system has poor performance, proprietary system has poor interoperability
 Application development is complicated and expensive for proprietary systems

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EVS3080 Technical Features
™ Single device integrated with multiple functions – secure and reliable
 Integrated with data router, media gateway, SIP servers, application server and media server
 Purposely designed embedded platform with dedicated DSP processor
 Low power design, easily accommodate to the different environment
 Highly secure design immunized to virus or software failures
 Functioning even without broadband connection
™ Extensive PBX Feature Support
 Basic calling features, operator, auto operator, customizable
greetings and ring back tone
 Flexible inbound and outbound call routing scheme, number based, policy based
™ Customized Feature for Enterprise
p
 Flexible trunk options – analog trunking or VoIP trunking
 Powerful calling features – call forward, queue, IVR, unified messaging, conferencing, SIP peering
 User friendly
y configuration
g – built-in web server GUI for p
provisioning
g and configuration
g
™ Economics
 Capital Expenditure – price close to small PBX, with support of IP phone, IAD or software phone
 Operating Expenditure – simple installation & operations, user friendly, cost savings

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EACOM Business Communication Solution

Company
LAN

Branch
Office VoIP
Service
Provider

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EACOM IP PBX Model
™ EACOM’s IP PBX’s model name begins with EVS – Eacom VoIP Server
™ Following EVS symbol are four digits feature code representing the configuration and 
Following EVS symbol are four digits feature code representing the configuration and
function difference, which is shown as following

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EACOM Business VoIP Solution Chart

EVS30xx IP PBX and 
Collaboration Server

VIP 
Enterprise
Enterprise  EIP 
EIP
VoIP  Economic 
Speaker  VoIP 
Phone Phone

VoiceCrystal IP 
Professional VoIP 
Conference Console
Conference Console

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Current IP PBX Model List

Model  Optional FXS 
FXO Ports
FXO Ports Storage Media
Storage Media
Name Ports

EVS3020 2 2 I t
Internal FLASH
l FLASH

EVS3080 4 2 Internal FLASH

EVS3041 4 2 External USB Drive

EVS3080 8 2 Internal FLASH

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EACOM VoIP Phone Model
™ EACOM’s Business VoIP Desktop phone is categorized in 3 families, the Economic,  
Enterprise and Professional Conference Console
 Economic – full functional VoIP Desktop Phone w/ PoE, LCD and feature keys
 Enterprise – Enterprise grade Full Duplex VoIP Desktop Speaker Phone w/ high high
definition voice CODEC,, PoE,, contemporary
p y LCD display
p y and feature key
y
 Professional – Professional grade professional VoIP conference console with Crystal
clear sound processing technology and high definition voice CODEC
Model Name
Model Name Product Description
Product Description
Economic
EIP308, EIP310 VoIP Business Desktop Phone

Enterprise
VIP3xx* VoIP Fullduplex Speaker Phone
VIP5xx** VoIP Fullduplex Speakerphone w/ HD voice

Professional
VoiceCrystal IP 2000* Professional VoIP Conference Console
VoiceCrystal IP 4000*** Professional VoIP Conference Console w/ HD Voice
*             Available 1Q 2009
**           Available 2Q 2009
***         Available 2nd Half 2009
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Typical
yp PBX Network Setup
p Scenario – DMZ Mode

EVS3080
I t
Internet
t

Router forward all request


initiated by Internet user to
Linksys the Router’s ppublic IP to
DMZ
W54GT PBX

Ethernet WAN EVS3080B


Switch

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Setup PBX in Router
Router’s
s DMZ
™ Purpose
 PBX can expose to the Internet so it is easy for other phones or PBX to find it
 PBX can forward media between the PBX/Phones behind the NAT/Firewall
 PBX only sees only voice traffic and other traffic still go through router, so PBX can
perform better
™ Guidelines
 Go register a dynamic domain name (DDNS) if router uses dynamic IP address, e.g.
d d
dyndns.org, www.3322.org
3322
 Setup router’s DDNS according to specific router instructions
 Put PBX in the router’s LAN and assign a static IP address to PBX
 Enables router’s DMZ, pointing to PBX’s IP address
 Enables router’s port range forwarding to reserve SIP and RTP ports that PBC will
use
 Setup DMZ support in PBX, tell PBX to use router’s public IP in SIP signaling
 Try to register or access PBX web from other broadband link

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Setup DDNS in Router

Choose the DDNS service


provider name, DynDns is
preferred
f d

Fill in the domain name,


user name and password
you got when you
registered the domain with
DDNS service provider

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Setup DMZ in Router

Assign a static IP for the PBX


and enable router’s DMZ to point
to PBX IP

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Assign Static IP to WAN in PBX

Please use different subnet for LAN an


WAN

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Enable DMZ support in PBX

User router’s static IP address


User router’s DDNS domain
external IP address
name for external IP address

Specifies WAN’s subnet


information

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User Setup in DMZ mode

In DMZ mode, for the extension that registers to


the PBX from Internet
Internet, please disable “Can
Can Re-
invite” option in the user property, otherwise
one way voice can happen

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SIP Server and NAT/Firewall Traversal
™Field‐proven SIP Servers
SIP Registration
SIP Proxy
SIP B2B UA EVS3080 forward
voice media flow in
™NAT/Firewall Traversal between

Built-in Session Border Controller (RTP Relay)


SIP regular refreshing registration
Media flow relay

Voice media
flow is blocked
by firewall

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EVS3080 Deployment Scenario 1 – Trust Host Based Trunking
1. PBX trust each other and does not require authentication – no
need to register to other PBXs
2. Each PBX has its network ID – something like area code in PSTN
3. Each PBX defines prefix dialing to interconnect with other PBX
4.
4 Each
E h PBX hash itsit own connection
ti tot PSTN,
PSTN flexing
fl i routing
ti rules
l
can be set to land the PSTN calls according to best rate among
the PBXs

LAN

EVS3080A PSTN
81xxx

Internet

EVS3080 EVS3080
EVS3080
84xxx 85xxx
83xxx
LAN LAN
LAN

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EVS3080 Deployment Scenario 2 – Authentication Based Trunking
1. A and B are independent of each other and have their own
PSTN trunking interface
2. A and B has unified extension plan, all the extensions can be
accessed from A and B
3. A and B has different local PSTN access number but unified
auto attendant

LAN
PSTN
EVS3080A

1. EVS3080A and EVS3080B has independent extension group, A


group is 3xxx
3xxx, B group is 2xxx
2. EVS3080A log in EVS3080B with 2xxx account, EVS3080B EVS3080B
register to EVS3080A with 3xxx account
3. Adding VOIP outgoing dialing rule, in EVS3080A add outgoing LAN
SIP account and dialing 2xxx to reach B, same setup in
EVS3080B
4. EVS3080A and EVS3080B dial out to PSTN with prefix +9xxx
5. EVS3080A can dial out to EVS3080B’s PSTN with prefix
+39xxx, EVS3080B dial out to EVS3080A’s PSTN with prefix
29xxx
+29xxx

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EVS3080 Deployment Scenario 2 – Centralized Management

PSTN
LAN A
EVS3080A

EVS3080B

1. All the SIP phones in group B are registered with LAN B


EVS3080A EVS3080B only
EVS3080A, l provides
id llocall PSTN access
and trunking interface
2. No special dialing rules are needed for the calling
extensions
3. EVS3080A registers with EVS3080B to provide access to
EVS3080B’s PSTN trunking interface
4. Prefix based dialing for PSTN dialing out, +9xxx for
EVS3080A local access, +8xxx for EVS3080B local
access

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EVS3080 Built-in Web Server Provisioning
g Interface

ONLY Firefox web browser


is fully supported now

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How to Change Configuration of PBX

When any y changes


g made, youy
need to save the change and
apply the changes so it can be
effective immediately

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User Management

Select one or more


users to configure Click EDIT to change
configurations or DELETE
to delete users

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User Configurations

Each configuration item


has online tip notification
to assist user

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Bulk Add Users

Specify the starting extension


and number of continuous
extensions to be added

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User Management
™Open Account 
Open batch accounts – setup numbers range
range, static password or random
password
Single Account– static password or random password.
™Delete Accounts
Delete batch accounts by selecting multiple users
D l t single
Delete i l user
™User management
Each user can setup dedicated voice mail and email account
User defined call forward, find-me, follow-me services
Web GUI based users management, user online status monitoring

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User Follow me Configuration

Configure follow me features on


per extension basis. Can ring
number one by one or
simultaneously

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PBX Feature
™Call Forward
Individual setup of the call forward on conditions
™Call transfer
A calls B,, B push
p ‘TRANSFER’ button,, dial C’s number and push
p ‘SEND’ or
‘#’, A and C can talk
™Call Park
A calls B, B transfer the call to 700 and hang up. B goes to another location
and dial the 700 to retrieve the call
™Call Pickup
™Call Pickup
A calls B, B and C are in the same user group, C can get the call by dial “*8”
™Call Hold
A calls B, B push ‘HOLD’ button and dial C’s number, B can switch between
the call to B and C by push ‘HOLD’
A can push ‘CONFERENCE’
CONFERENCE to start conference call

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Configure the Call Park Features

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Outbound Call Control
™ Multiple Outbound Trunking Interface Options
 Integrated PSTN analog FXO media gateway, configurable 2/4/8 port FXO port
 Integrated modular FXS media gateway for connecting with analog phone or fax machine
 FXO fail-over port for direct connect to the PSTN network when the power is lost
 Integrated SIP Peering for multiple EVS3080 deployment
 Integrated unlimited VoIP trunking interface seamlessly connected with multiple VoIP service
provider, with call in/call out.
 In the distributed deployment model, the outbound call can be routed to the most economic
t ki interface
trunking i t f to
t enter
t into
i t PSTN network,
t k saving
i llong di
distance
t calling
lli costt

™VoIP Trunking
 Can setup unlimited SIP trunk to the VoIP service providers
providers.

™Dial Plan
 Prefix based number routing
g
 Dialing out number policies
 User group based calling rights control

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SIP Trunk Setup
™Authentication Based
Provide the VoIP Service Provider provided user name
name, password and SIP
server address for authenticating
The SIP server of the authenticated account will automatically become the
tr sted host
trusted

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Setup SIP Trunk

Click New SIP trunk to add


outgoing sip trunk

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Setup SIP Trunk Setup

Service providers’s domain


name or IP Address, default
port is 5060 or use :xxxx to
specify

PBX’ B
PBX B’s
s SIP registration
name and password

SIP trunk
t k options
ti

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SIP Trunk Status

SIP trunk registration status

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Outbound Call Control – Define FXO trunk

Give trunk a name and select the


FXO ports should be included in the
trunk

Define the trunk features,


features most importantly
you should decide how FXO decides the
hang up condition, use polarity reversal or
busy tone detection. If busy detection is
enabled, the busy tone frequency and
cadence
d has
h to t be
b sett to
t the
th country
t
standard where the EVS3080 is deployed.

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Outbound Call Control – Define Outgoing
g g Calling
g Rule

For each SIP or FXO trunk, you


need to specify a calling rule which
defines what calling prefix should
be used to access the trunk

You can also specify a fall over trunk


when the trunk is unavailable due to
busy or other conditions, the call can
be made through fall over trunk

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Outbound Call Control – Define Dialplan

A dialplan is the set of calling rules


and special features that user can use.
Each user can have its own dialplan
setup.

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Inbound Call Control

You can also define callee or caller


number based matching

Define how call should be directed,


can be call queue, conference,
voicemail or other special routine

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Inbound Call Control
™ Multiple Inbound Trunking Interface Options
 Integrated PSTN analog FXO gateway, configurable 2/4/8 FXO ports
 Integrated unlimited VoIP trunking interface seamlessly connected with multiple VoIP
service provider, with call in/call out.
 Integrated SIP peering capability enable distributed EVS3080 deployment
 Enable enterprise with multiple local numbers to more conveniently connected to
customers
™ Powerful Number Based Call Routing
Powerful Number Based Call Routing
 Redirect to auto attendant
 Redirect to extension number
 Redirect to voice mail
 Redirect to call queue
 Redirect to audio conference room
 Redirect to voice mail recording

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Calling Queue
Queue– Automatic Call Distribution
™Customizable queue number
™P i it b d
™Priority based operator routing, Ring Together or Roundrobin
t ti Ri T th R d bi
™Configurable Voice Greetings with prompt files upgrade capability
™Can have customized IVR for each queue
™Can have customized IVR for each queue

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Calling Queue Setup

Define the extension of the call


queue, ring strategy,
background music

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Switchboard Setup

Use switch board options to define


voice menu, ring group, upload voice
prompt files, define user directory
and time based routing rules

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Switchboard Setup
™Auto attendant
Upload voice greetings or record live through phone
Can specify the time triggered auto attendant
Can be a number or voice prompts or customizable IVR
™Operators
Can specify multiple operator numbers
Ring together or sequentially ring within operator groups
Support blind or non-blind call transfer
If the transfer failed,
failed the call can be directed to operator again
™Calling Status Monitoring and Control 
Can install web based calling
g status monitoring
g and control application
pp

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GUI Based IVR Menu

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Music-on-hold
Music on hold Setup

Use tftp or http to upload music files


to the PBX

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Other Functions
™Configurable Music‐on‐hold
Allows selection among
g multiple
p music files uploaded
p from PC
Audio convert tools for converting mp3 files to music RAW files
™Unified Messaging
Dedicated voice mail for each individual user
USB flash based disk or hard disk based massive storage
Support message waiting indication message
Automatically forward voice mail to user specified email account
™IP Broadcasting
™IP Broadcasting
Dial 1800, all the users in group 0 will hear the broadcast message

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Other Functions
™Configurable Music‐on‐hold
Allows selection among
g multiple
p music files uploaded
p from PC
Audio convert tools for converting mp3 files to music RAW files
™Unified Messaging
Dedicated voice mail for each individual user
SD card or hard disk based massive storage
Support message waiting indication message
Automatically forward voice mail to user specified email account

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Audio Conferencing Setup

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Audio Conference Features
™ Two built in conference room with 10 participants each
™ Customizable access number, VoIP or PSTN
Customizable access number VoIP or PSTN
™ 5 Ways to dial into conference room
 Call from PSTN or VoIP directly to the conference room
 User dial the conference room extension
 Transferred from AA or operator
 Dial from other PBX
 Customizable IVR
™ Conference room PIN management
 Conference moderator has special PIN
 Normal participants have their own PIN
™ Advanced Conference Control
 Real time conference status monitoring
 Participants control from web or DTMF, invite participants, convert to the moderator
™ Conference Recording

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FXO Hardware Parameter Setup

FXO port information, you can also


change the country settings to match
your local network

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FXO Hangup Condition Deteciton Setup

FXO related information can be setup


in trunk menu.

FXO supportt busy


b detection
d t ti or
polarity reversal to determine the
hang up condition

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Update PBX Firmware

Put image file in tftp or http


server directory, specify the
sever name or URL, then
upload. After uploading,
reboot the PBX

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