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I-6 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE
Securing your phone system database
Toll fraud typically involves “hacking” over phone lines instead of data hacking. However, the
TeleVantage database runs on a Windows server on your network and contains all permission
settings and can be hacked at that level. It is always wise to keep your corporate network secure
from unauthorized external access. This safeguards your database against tampering by network
and computer hackers. Some ways to do this include:
Q Use standard firewall technology to secure access to your network. If desired, allow
access to specific protocols and ports, such as those for HTTP or H.323 (VoIP).
Q For extra security, host the TeleVantage Web Services on a separate server from the
TeleVantage Server and database.
Securing SIP stations
If your system uses SIP phones as external stations, hackers can gain entry to the system by
sending a SIP message that duplicates the SIP URI of a SIP phone user, for example,
vwilliams@sip:www.Vertical.com. Without protection, TeleVantage assumes the call is
coming from the external station and automatically logs it in and provides internal dial tone,
permitting the caller to place outbound calls through TeleVantage.
To protect against SIP fraud, you can do the following:
Q Make sure that each SIP phone uses authentication credentials whenever it connects to
TeleVantage. See “Authenticating SIP phone external stations” in Chapter 14 in
Administering TeleVantage for instructions.
Q If your system interacts with an external SIP server, such as a PSTN gateway or a SIP
provider (IPSP), set up two SIP spans, one to handle SIP stations and the other to handle
traffic from the external SIP server. See “Using more than one SIP span” in Chapter 14
in Administering TeleVantage.
Checking for current scams
Most telephone carriers maintain toll fraud web pages with current information. For example:
http://www.att.com/fraud/
newscenter.verizon.com/kit/servicestandard/scams.vtml
You can monitor these web sites for up-to-date information and potential remedies.
- INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 1
- COPYRIGHT 3
- TRADEMARKS 3
- LIMITED WARRANTY ON SOFTWARE 3
- NETWORK CAPTURE TECHNOLOGY 3
- Vertical Communications, Inc 4
- 1-877-VERTICAL 4
- Appendixes 10
- CONTENTS 11
- INTRODUCTION 15
- Major TeleVantage features 16
- CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION 1-3 17
- 1-4 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 18
- CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION 1-5 19
- HAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION 1-7 21
- Online Help 22
- HTML books 22
- Adobe Acrobat PDF books 22
- TELEVANTAGE COMPONENTS 23
- TeleVantage add-ons 24
- The Device Monitor 25
- Server reliability features 25
- 2-4 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 26
- 2-6 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 28
- TELEVANTAGE REQUIREMENTS 31
- 3-2 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 32
- 3-4 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 34
- Hard drive requirements 36
- Offline storage requirements 38
- Power supply requirements 39
- Cooling requirements 39
- Dongle requirements 40
- Scalability limits 40
- 3-12 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 42
- Using TeleVantage with a LAN 43
- Novell networks 44
- Proxy server requirements 45
- 3-16 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 46
- 3-18 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 48
- 3-20 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 50
- 3-22 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 52
- E-911 device suppliers 53
- Section 1 55
- Preparing for 55
- Installation 55
- RUNK OPTIONS AND REQUIREMENTS 57
- 4-2 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 58
- Ordering Direct Inward Dial 59
- Ordering hunt groups 60
- Ordering call waiting 60
- T1 carrier requirements 61
- T1 ISDN PRI Protocols 62
- E1 carrier requirements 63
- E1 ISDN PRI protocols 64
- E1 CAS protocols 64
- ISDN BRI carrier requirements 65
- VoIP features in TeleVantage 66
- HONE OPTIONS AND REQUIREMENTS 69
- Introduction 70
- Tested ADSI phones 71
- Tested analog phones 72
- Brand Model CLASS features 73
- Tested SIP desktop phones 74
- Brand Model Version Features 75
- 5-8 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 76
- Tested SIP softphones 77
- Tested H.323 phones 78
- Digital phone features 79
- 5-12 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 80
- Tested digital phones 81
- Replacing an existing PBX 82
- Section 2 85
- Performing the 85
- GATEWAY OPTIONS AND 87
- 6-2 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 88
- 6-4 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 90
- UPGRADING OR INSTALLING 91
- VANTAGE 91
- Starting the Setup programs 93
- Scheduling an upgrade 94
- Upgrade tasks 96
- Starting the upgrade 97
- 7-8 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 98
- INSTALLING AND CONFIGURING 101
- ON THE TELEVANTAGE 101
- Perform these steps 102
- Microsoft Exchange 103
- INSTALLING THE TELEVANTAGE 107
- SERVER 107
- 9-2 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 108
- 9-4 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 110
- 2. Click Apply 111
- SOFTWARE 113
- Task checklist 114
- Requirements 114
- TeleVantage Server 116
- Next to continue 117
- Name and your Company name 117
- Retry to continue 118
- 10-8 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 120
- 10-12 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 124
- 10-14 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 126
- 10-16 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 128
- 10-18 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 130
- 10-20 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 132
- 10-22 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 134
- Configuration options 136
- 10-26 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 138
- APPLICATIONS 141
- Installation checklist 143
- 11-4 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 144
- 11-6 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 146
- 11-8 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 148
- 11-10 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 150
- AFTER INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 151
- 12-2 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 152
- Section 3 153
- Installing 153
- TeleVantage 153
- Services 153
- INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE WEB 155
- Q TeleVantage Web Services 156
- Terminal server support 157
- 13-4 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 158
- 13-6 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 160
- 13-8 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 162
- -LINE TAPI SERVICE PROVIDER 163
- 14-2 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 164
- TeleVantage Services 165
- Provider 166
- 14-6 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 168
- TAPI Service Provider 170
- ARCHIVE SERVICE 171
- Installation steps 172
- 15-4 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 174
- Cancel to exit Setup 175
- 15-6 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 176
- Output connection options 178
- Choosing the SMDR format 180
- Port Traditional use 181
- 16-6 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 182
- 16-8 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 184
- 16-10 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 186
- Position Description 186
- • "B" - Abandoned 187
- 16-12 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 188
- INSTALLING THE TFTP SERVICE 191
- 17-2 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 192
- 17-4 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 194
- 17-6 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 196
- USING TELEVANTAGE WITH 199
- MICROSOFT TERMINAL SERVICES 199
- CITRIX METAFRAME 199
- A-2 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 200
- OK, and then 202
- TROUBLESHOOTING 205
- B-2 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 206
- are rejected 207
- Hang up not being detected 208
- Master CD 209
- Server with a new name 210
- Device Monitor problems 211
- B-8 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 212
- B-10 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 214
- B-12 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 216
- Web Access 218
- B-16 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 220
- CHANGING THE DOMAIN OF THE 221
- VANTAGE SERVER 221
- MANAGING TELEVANTAGE LICENSES 223
- Using trial licenses 224
- How to activate your licenses 226
- Licensing errors 228
- Importing license information 229
- Exporting license information 230
- How hardware locking works 231
- Terms of use 232
- Installing a dongle 233
- Special licensing situations 233
- PERFORMING UNATTENDED 235
- INSTALLATIONS 235
- E-2 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 236
- Name Value Description 237
- E-4 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 238
- E-6 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 240
- CONFIGURING TELEVANTAGE FOR 241
- WINDOWS FIREWALL 241
- F-2 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 242
- F-4 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 244
- Required steps 245
- Server 2003 SP1 246
- 2003 SP1 246
- EXTENDING TELEVANTAGE 247
- TAPI applications 248
- Automatic reconnect to Server 249
- G-4 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 250
- Type of call DTMF digits sent 251
- G-6 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 252
- Prevent hold, transfer 253
- G-8 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 254
- The Client API 255
- The Add-in API 255
- The IVR Plug-in API 255
- Developing IVR Plug-ins 256
- The Device Status API 258
- TROUBLESHOOTING VOIP 259
- H-2 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 260
- H-4 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 262
- H-6 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 264
- Carriers 265
- PROTECTING YOUR PHONE SYSTEM 269
- TOLL FRAUD 269
- Typical toll fraud strategies 270
- Password security 271
- User permissions 272
- Securing SIP stations 274
- Checking for current scams 274
- TELEVANTAGE CONFIGURATION 277
- J-2 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 278
- J-4 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 280
- J-6 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 282
- J-8 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 284
- Current user settings 286
- Local machine settings 288
- 10 log files 290
- 1 (TSP will log.) 290
- 10 events 290
- HKLM\Software\TFTPD32 292
- Locale definitions 293
- Custom Tone Keys 294
- J-20 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 296
- Regedit 298
- Board Media load 299
- Default 299
- Value where 299
- Dialogic device names 300
- VoiceBoard settings 301
- J-26 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 302
- VoiceBoard channel settings 304
- Robbed Bit T1 Setting 306
- E1 and T1 board settings 306
- BRI board settings 308
- ISDN Megacom service settings 309
- J-34 INSTALLING TELEVANTAGE 310
- Viewing current values 311
- Changing key values 312
- System database settings 313
- FURTHER READING 329
- Web sites about VoIP 330
- INDEX-10 340
- INDEX-11 341
- INDEX-12 342
- INDEX-13 343
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