Saturday, November 10, 2012

voice_lab


vocie lab with gns3 and vmware

Have a good pc with 16gb ram , 17 proc and 3 nic on the pc


configure all the  3 nic as different subnet

hq site and all the vocie server in 1 network

site b in one network
site c in one network
PSTN have it same hq nwtwork and  use different tftp

one POE switch

and 2 7961 phones and rest all you can manage with ipblue and ip communicator

installing multiple phone using IPBLUE


. If your PC does not have multiple NICs, you can use MS Loopback adapters. (If you do have multiple nics, this part is not necessary.)
  * Go to Start > Control Panel
  * Click ‘Add Hardware’
  * Click ‘Next’
  * Select ‘Yes, I already have a connection’
  * Select ‘Add a new hardware device’
  * Select ‘Install from a list’
  * Click ‘Network Adapters’
  * Select Microsoft Loopback
  * Click ‘Next’
  * Click ‘Next’
  * Click ‘Finish’
  * Double-Click ‘Network Connections’
  * Rename the loopback interface to something descriptive.
  
2. Gather the MAC addresses for PC interfaces using the ‘ipconfig /all’ command
  

  

Basic Phone configs in Call Manager and IP Blue

   1. Configure two ip phones in the CUCM server or turn on auto registration
  * Configure the MAC address
  * Select the default phone button template
  * Select the default device pool
  * Select the default device security profile
  * Add a new dn and give it an extension
   

Run multiple IPBlue Softphones

   1. Create a new IP Blue shortcut with the  ‘/d’ option following the softphone executable.
   2. Open the IP Blue Softphone
   3. Change the phone options
  * Set the TFTP Server to the ip address of your CUCM server
  * Set the MAC Address with the Network interface option
  * Set the Primary Call Manager
  * Select an IP Phone model to emulate
   4. Open the Windows registry editor (Click Start > Run  and type regedit)
   5. Export the Phone settings
  * Navigate to the HKEY_LOCAL_USER\Software\IPBlue branch
  * Right-Click on the IPBlue folder and select ‘Export’
  * Give the registry file a descriptive name and click ‘Save’
   6. Repeat Steps 3-5 for each virtual phone you would like to use.
   7. Double-Click one of the .reg file for one of the softphones saved in steps above.
   8. Open the IP Blue Softphone.
   9. Double-Click another .reg file for one of the softphones saved in steps above.
  10. Open the IP Blue softphone again. (The IPBlue software references the settings in the system registry during startup)




soon will send all the sites setup ................................................. 
Lab setup

Server IP Address
CUCM Pub 142.100.64.11
CUCM Sub 142.100.64.12
Cisco Unity Connection 142.100.64.13
UCCX 142.100.64.14
CUPS 142.100.64.15

Subnets

HQ Server- 100 -142.100.64.0/24
Voice -102- 142.102.64.0/24
Data -202- 142.202.64.0/24
SiteB Voice- 302- 142.102.65.0/24
Data- 402- 142.202.65.0/24
SiteC Voice- 502- 142.102.66.0/24
Data -602 -142.202.66.0/24


Phone Internal Numbering Plan
HQ Phone 1 2001
HQ Phone 2 2002
HQ Phone 3 2003
SiteB Phone 1 3001
SiteB Phone 2 3002
SiteC Phone 1 4001
SiteC Phone 2 4002 
About the " Run multiple IPBlue Softphones" step,
you can just download the multiple IP blue softphone free from here: VTGO Multilab  http://www.ipblue.com/download.asp?product=vtgo
It's 20 minutes trial 

check here:

You might have to go back a page or two, to find 7.X versions.

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