MX-ONE Service Node Manager

The following options are available to configure the MX-ONE:

A Shell for MX-ONE Service Node (MDSH) where access to it can be granted through Secure Shell (SSH). It is therefore necessary to install an SSH client on some host in the network and to make sure that the client can reach the SSH server located on the MX-ONE through the network. Additionally it is necessary to create Linux users on the MX-ONE Service Node entitled to access the node remotely. SSH uses TCP port 22.

The MX-ONE Service Node Manager (SNM) is a Web-based tool which is used to:

• Configure the MX-ONE (for example configure number plans, routes and trunks)
• Back up and restore data on the MX-ONE
• View information on hardware and software revision status for components of the MX-ONE Service Node and Media Gateway
• View security logs, audit trail, and event logs

A Web browser located on a host in the corporate LAN is needed to access the SNM tool. Both HTTP (TCP Port 80) and HTTPS (TCP Port 443) are supported. If HTTPS is used, this needs to be configured.

The following option is available to monitor the MX-ONE: SNMP interface. See SNMPfor more details.