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HiPath 2000

Fresh Impetus through


IP Communication
The new HiPath 2000 combines IP routing functionality with support for the full range of
ComScendo features - all in a single system. In enterprises with up to 30 employees it
opens up simple and rapid access to voice and data communication using the Internet
Protocol (IP).

HiPath 2000 has a rich range of features and enables you to communicate via high-qual-
ity and easy-to-use devices.

For modern companies looking to fully exploit the opportunities presented by IP technol-
ogy it opens up access to the carriers who will provide future Internet telephony.
The Best IP Solution You IP Functions HiPath ComScendo
Can Get!
HiPath 2000 guarantees secure, high-quali-
● DSL router function: Provides multiple Features
data subscribers with access to the Inter- Caller list: Unanswered internal and exter-
ty, flexible, and reliable IP communication:
net, whilst incoming data is sent to the nal calls are listed by system telephones
addressee (DHCP, NAT/NAPT).
● IP telephony uses a wide range of securi- with display, provided the external numbers
ty features for protecting voice include a directory number (ISDN) (caller
● Gatekeeper: Registration of all IP termi- identification). Internal calls show the
communication against hackers and
nals (telephone, PC client) prevents name of the caller. The calls are listed with
viruses unauthorized access.
date and time, and the number of attempt-
● Maximum failure tolerance protects ed calls are recorded. A callback can also be
● Gateway: IP data packets for signaling initiated via this list.
communication
and voice data are converted using the
TDM-based protocol to enable transmis-
● Quality of Service (QoS) guarantees a Do Not Disturb/On-hook: Users can reject
sion to internal analog terminals or tele-
continuously high level of voice quality incoming calls. When Do Not Disturb is acti-
phone networks (both directions).
and assigns the highest possible priority vated, callers hear the busy tone. Autho-
to voice communication rized users (e.g. the operator) can override
● Firewall: Only allows access to selected this function. Acoustic signaling can be de-
IP/port addresses to provide external pro-
HiPath 2000 provides you with all the ad- activated in system telephones so that calls
tection for the company’s voice and data
vantages of IP communication without only appear on the display.
network.
compromising on current TDM telephony
functions. Call pickup: Users can pick up calls within a
● Desk sharing mobility: By entering a
call pickup group or selectively for individu-
mobile PIN, employees can log on and
Further Advantages of access their individual telephone set-
al colleagues in a single node or across net-
worked nodes on their own telephones.
IP Communication tings at any workstation.
Intrude: Authorized stations can intrude
● Virtual Private Network (VPN): IPSec
● Low purchase costs, a single system that on other users’ calls in progress.
encryption and authentication provide a
combines a DSL router and gateway
secure company network at all locations. Call Barring: Various classes of service can
Remote LAN access integrates external
● Simple setup via pre-installed software be allocated to each station user. Users can
telephones and branch offices into the
(plug & play) be given:
system and guarantees voice features, ● Unrestricted toll access
ensuring that corporate data exchanged ● Restricted toll access
● Low operating costs with network-based
via the Internet remains confidential.
IP technology ● No toll access

● CorNet IP: IP-based protocol for signal- Paging (Internal Announcement): To sys-
● Reduced maintenance and administra-
ing and voice communication provides tem telephones or over external loudspeak-
tion costs with Web-Based Management
voice features for LAN subscribers.
ers.
● Secure IP communication via IPSec and
● Session Initiation Protocol (SIP): Stan- Call charge logging: For each terminal or
VPN
dard protocol for IP telephony that is trunk in the summation memory. Call dura-
compatible with the architecture of con-
● Flexible expansion via user licenses tion is displayed for lines without call
ventional Internet applications. The
charge pulses. (Call Accounting requires the
market for SIP providers is growing rapid- purchase of external equipment.)
● Cost-effective integration into HiPath
ly, along with the range of services and
networks via CorNet IP/SIP
business models on offer.
Group call: For a total of 20 groups with up
to 20 users per group. Individual stations
● Quality of Service (QoS): Voice commu- can leave the group temporarily.
nication is always assigned the highest
transmission priority in IP networks so
that voice data can be sent quickly and
without any loss of quality.

● Codecs: Voice data is transmitted in IP


according to the standards G.711/723/
729.
Attendant Consoles
optiPoint Attendant
Trunk keys (MULAP) Multi-telephone ringing: Call ringing si- An optiPoint system telephone can be used
The following flexible setups are possible multaneously at several telephones. as an attendant console. This can be orga-
with trunk keys:
nized as an information, intercept, or night
● Teams Door interface: For entrance telephone
service station.
● Executive/secretary functions and door opener functions. Calls from an
● Feature handset (Gigaset) in parallel entrance telephone can be transferred to The attendant console can be accessed in-
with a system telephone on a single call external destinations via external call for-
ternally via a second directory number.
number (only in conjunction with HiPath warding.
Cordless). If the number of users on hold reaches a
Automatic redial (expanded): For the last preset level, calls will be forwarded to a
LDAP interface: For access to internal tele- three external telephone numbers dialed.
specified destination. This will also take
phone directories with a direct dial option
place when the length of time a call is
via telephone. Music on hold: Individually-loadable MoH
queued exceeds a specified limit.
melodies. Ten standard melodies are pro-
Internal telephone directory: All exten- vided.
sions are stored with their associated
optiClient Attendant
names in the system’s internal telephone di- Standard Functions This software package simulates an en-
hanced attendant console on a PC’s screen.
rectory. They can be searched and dialed di- ● Intercept position e.g. route to the
rectly via the display on system telephones. All features can be activated and executed
operator
via the PC keyboard and mouse.
● Camp-on/call waiting tone
Speed dial for individual station/system:
● Call forwarding from the extension The PC Attendant can be connected via IP.
All systems enable up to 10 destinations to ● Display languages (can be specified
be stored individually on each telephone individually)
and up to 1000 centrally in the system. Sys-
● Conference (internal/external)
optiPoint BLF
tem numbers are accessible via the internal The busy lamp field (BLF) is an additional
● Line seizure (automatic)
telephone directory. ● Music on hold module principally for optiPoint Attendant.
● External music source (optional) BLF has over 90 freely programmable func-
Toggling: Between two existing connec- tion keys which show a station’s call status
● Night service/day service
tions. via LED (free, busy, called).
● Park
● Consultation
Text messages: Users can send predefined ● Call back for busy line (when free) and
(e.g. "visitor waiting") or individually com-
unanswered call (when next used)
posed short messages (only optiPoint 600
● Call forwarding/Divert - no answer, no
office with USB keyboard) to other users reply
with display phones. ● Hunt group (linear/cyclic)
● Lock telephone block
Internal text messages: Internal text mes-
(individual code lock)
sages can also be sent to feature handsets ● Telephone book, central
(in conjunction with HiPath Cordless Of- ● Transferring a call
fice).
(internal/external)
● Recall
Advisory messages: You can record advi- from public network operator
sory messages on your telephone (e.g. back
at:....).

Project code: Telephone costs can be as-


signed to a specific procedure or project by
entering the project code (max. 11 digits).
This can also be done while a call is in
progress.

Call number suppression: Callers with


ISDN connections can prevent their call
number being sent to the terminal of the
station called, on a case-by-case basis or
system wide.

Call signaling: Different call ring tones can


be set for internal calls, external calls, re-
calls, and callback calls.
Administration Licensing
System and IP workpoints are released via li-
Web-Based Management censes. HiPath TAPI 120 and
(WBM) HiPath CAP
Standard HiPath 2000 administration and
Data Protection/Data The driver software was developed as a sup-
maintenance functions are integrated in Security plement for connecting a PC to digital sys-
the system. These can be accessed via Web- To protect the communication system and tem telephones on HiPath. CTI applications
Based Management (standard browser). customer data from unauthorized access, conforming to TAPI are therefore integrat-
the Service menu can only be entered by ed. Supported CTI applications are: HiPath
HiPath 2000/3000 means of individual user IDs. Simply Phone for Outlook and Lotus Notes,
and HiPath ComAssistant.
Manager E
Service technicians use HiPath 2000/3000 User Solutions TeleData Office
Manager E software for administration.
Calculates the costs of all communication
Integrated VoiceMail services (telephone, fax, Internet) and en-
This software provides the service techni-
cian with an expert tool that includes all set- (HiPath 2030 only) ables analysis according to extension, trunk
This solution is an integrated voice memory or department. The communication data
up, maintenance, and diagnostic functions.
system for deferred and location-indepen- can be transmitted directly via a LAN inter-
face to a central server for analysis. An ex-
IP Mobility dent storage, retrieval, and distribution of
tensive range of server-based applications
voice messages with:
● up to 24 individual mailboxes
for call centers and unified messaging are
Teleworking also available, as well as a high perfor-
● two-hours’ recording capacity
● Users only have one login and password, mance LAN interface.
● a maximum message duration of one
whether they are working at home or at
minute
their desk in the office.
● a choice of two personal greetings HiPath Fault Management
Supports maintenance staff in permanent
● When users log in from home, the IP te-
The “Auto Attendant” function redirects call- operational monitoring of the communica-
lephone in the office is given a so-called
ers to another station, for example, if a line tion technology, following up even the
"non-mobile number" and can be fully
is busy. slightest indication of developing faults and
utilized by other users.
finding an immediate remedy.
Desk Sharing HiPath ComAssistant
● In the case of desk sharing, users no on- ComAssistant is a server-based CTI solution
ger have a fixed office telephone. for the intranet. Software is installed and
configured centrally on the server. This en-
● This feature enables several users to sures the quick and easy distribution of data
share a workstation. The telephone re- via the intranet.
trieves personal settings when the user
logs on, and reverts to a neutral status HiPath SimplyPhone
when the user logs off again. HiPath SimplyPhone for Outlook/Lotus No-
tes V3.1/V4.0 is the ideal solution for work-
stations that use this universal
communication and organization tool.
Telephones Adapters
optiGuide provides interactive user prompt- Cordless Telephones A wide range of adapters are available offer-
ing via display and dialog keys and allows ● optiPoint WL2 professional (WLAN) ing a high level of flexibility when it comes
features to be activated via digital system ● All standard DECT terminals are connect- to meeting the requirements of individual
telephones and IP telephones. ed via the analog (T/R) or S0 port on workstations.
HiPath 2000
The following telephones can be connected These include:
to HiPath 2000 to meet the most varied
workstation requirements: optiPoint acoustic adapter
For connecting active loudspeaker box, ex-
optiPoint 410/410 S ternal microphone and headset. Two con-
These IP telephones offer optimum voice tacts for busy display and door opener.
quality:
● optiPoint 410/410 S entry WLAN terminals/WLAN Access Points optiPoint recorder adapter
● optiPoint 410/410 S economy By combining optiPoint WL2 professional For connecting a recorder or a second head-
● optiPoint 410/410 S economy plus V1.0 (HFA) with HiPath Wireless Standalone set.
● optiPoint 410/410 S standard Access Points V1.0 (WL AP 2630/WL AP
● optiPoint 410/410 S advance 2640), HiPath 2000 V1.0 provides a com-
plete solution for data and voice over WLAN
(802.11 b/g).
Roaming and handover functions guaran-
tee that optiPoint WL2 professional can be
used anywhere on the company campus.
Data-based solutions can also be imple-
mented.

optiPoint 420/420 S Soft Client


Add-On Devices
Top-class IP telephones with self-labeling
keys: optiClient 130 V5.0
● optiPoint 420/420 S economy optiPoint key module optiClient 130 turns your PC into a tele-
● optiPoint 420/420 S economy plus 16 additional dual-programmable function phone, making it the hub of communica-
● optiPoint 420/420 S standard keys with LED. tion by voice, data, e-mail, and Internet.
● optiPoint 420/420 S advance
optiPoint self labeling key IP Networking
module ● Costs are reduced in HiPath networks via
13 self-labeling keys with LED and display IP trunking and cost-optimized "break
out" from a company network into the
public network.
optiPoint application
module ● IP networking uses existing customer
Add-on device with color display and inte- networks for voice communication.
grated alphanumeric keypad
● The CorNet IP protocol enables flexible
optiPoint BLF branch concepts to be realized in net-
works between HiPath 2000 and HiPath
Add-on device for optiPoint 410/420 tele-
3000/4000/5000 systems.
phones with 90 function keys and LEDs.
● Implementing one or more attendant
consoles in HiPath 3000 networks with
HiPath 2000 nodes increases the effi-
ciency of existing resources.
Technical Data
HiPath 2020 HiPath 2030
Branch Solution Standalone Solution
Workpoints ● Up to 20 IP workpoints ● Up to 30 IP workpoints
Hardware Models ● ROW = 2 x S0 (can be configured as a station ● ROW = 4 x S0 (can be configured as a station or trunk)
or trunk) ● USA = 1 x T1
● USA = 1 x T1 ● 2 x T/R (for subscriber line)
● Four-port LAN switch for direct connection of IP workpoints or additional branching into the customer’s LAN
infrastructure
● 1 x WAN for connection to the public network (provider)
● 1 x DMZ for "DMZ-like" operation or connecting a WLAN access point
● 1 x USB (USB V1.1, slave mode) for service purposes
Integrated Voice Mail – X
Web-Based Manage- X
ment (integrated)
Installation Options Desktop/wall-mounted and 19” models, space required in 19“ rack = 1 height unit
Dimensions Width = 440 mm (478 mm including housing feet)
Height = 44 mm (55 mm including housing feet)
Depth = 240 mm
Color Steel blue/arctic gray
Power Supply Systems, by default, are designed for network operation. Possible power outages can be optionally bypassed
with an (external) uninterruptible power supply (UPS).
Rated Input Voltage (AC) 88 - 264V
Rated Frequency 50/60 Hz
Battery Supply (DC) -48 V
Environmental/Oper- Temperature +5ºC to +40ºC
ating Conditions Relative Humidity 5 - 80%

HiPath2020
HiPath 2020 HiPath 2030
HiPath 2030
Supported Standards
Ethernet QoS
● RFC 894 Ethernet II Encapsulation ● IEEE 802.1p Priority Tagging
● IEEE 802.1Q Virtual LANs ● RFC 1349 Type of Service in the IP Suite
● IEEE 802.2 Logical Link Control ● RFC 2475 An Architecture for Differenti-
● IEEE 802.3u 100BASE-T ated Services
● IEEE 802.3x Full Duplex Operation ● RFC 2597 Assured Forwarding PHB
Group
IP / Routing ● RFC 3246 An Expedited Forwarding PHB
● RFC 768 UDP (Per-Hop Behavior)
● RFC 791 IP
● RFC 792 ICMP other
● RFC 793 TCP ● RFC 959 FTP
● RFC 2822 Internet Message Format ● RFC 1305 NTPv3
● RFC 826 ARP ● RFC 1889 RTP
● RFC 2131 DHCP ● RFC 2833 RTP Payload for DTMF Digits
● RFC 1918 IP Addressing ● RFC 3544 IP Header Compression over
● RFC 1332 The PPP Internet Protocol Con- PPP
trol Protocol (IPCP) ● RFC 3605 Real Time Control Protocol
● RFC 1334 PPP Authentication Protocols (RTCP)
● RFC 1618 PPP over ISDN ● RFC 1951 DEFLATE
● RFC 1661 The Point-to-Point Protocol ● DNS
(PPP)
● RFC 1877 PPP Internet Protocol Control
Protocol
● RFC 1990 The PPP Multilink Protocol
(MP)
● RFC 1994 PPP Challenge Handshake Au-
thenticationProtocol (CHAP)
● RFC 2516 A Method for Transmitting PPP
Over Ethernet (PPPoE)

NAT
● RFC 2663 NAT

IPSec
● RFC 2401 Security Architecture for IP
● RFC 2402 AH - IP Authentication Header
● RFC 2403 IPsec Authentication - MD5
● RFC 2404 IPsec Authentication - SHA-1
● RFC 2405 IPsec Encryption - DES
● RFC 2406 ESP - IPsec encryption
● RFC 2407 IPsec DOI
● RFC 2408 ISAKMP
● RFC 2409 IKE
● RFC 2410 IPsec encryption - NULL
● RFC 2411 IP Security Document
Roadmap
● RFC 2412 OAKLEY

SNMP
● RFC 1213 MIB-II
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