IPNext3000N New CPU Board
CPU Board Specifications:
4 multi-core processors
Linux operating system
Base 1.2GHz CPU clock, Optional: 1.6GHz, Max: 1.8GHz
4G DDR4, 120G SSD pre-installed
SD card booting to reduce boot time
Two GE (Gigabit Ethernet) Ethernet board
The IPNext 3000N next-generation system redundant IP switch is a next-generation IP-PBX that is a new IP communication solution for an IP environment that supports not only existing voice-oriented PBX functions but also multimedia video, voice communication, and broadcasting.
The IPNext 3000N system redundancy IP exchange integrates with AddPac's various user terminal devices (AP-VP300 IP video phone, AP-IP300, AP-IP120, AP-IP90 IP phone, etc.) to support a new IP communication solution in an ALL IP environment that supports multimedia video, voice communication, and broadcasting, in addition to existing voice-oriented PBX functions. Designed based on a high-performance embedded RISC that supports firmware upgrades, it supports call processing processor redundancy, RAID1 hard disk redundancy, power redundancy with a detachable module configuration, and Gigabit Ethernet redundancy, making it suitable for medium to large businesses requiring stability. It can also be integrated with AddPac's various VoIP and video products to provide diverse IP application services suitable for user networks.
The call scenarios provided by the IPNext 3000N are serviced with terminals such as the AddPac AP-VP300, AP-VP280, and AP-VP200 IP video phones, as well as the AP-IP300, AP-IP120, and AP-IP90 IP phones. These include basic calls, coloring services, Music on Hold, Blind Transfer, Call Pickup, Group Call Pickup, Consult Call, Switching Call, Consult Transfer, Call Park, Call Pickup Remote, and Hunt Group. It is designed to simultaneously support SIP and H.323. Additionally, the SATA-type SSDs, redundantly configured in RAID1, provide high stability while being suitable for various application services requiring large amounts of memory, such as voicemail.
AddPac IP-PBX solutions provide a Web-based Smart Multimedia Manager (WSMM) IVR (Interactive Voice Response) scenario editor to accommodate different user requirements in various fields such as general enterprises, government agencies, and call centers. This offers rich IVR support tools that allow users to directly design desired call scenarios and operate them on the IP-PBX.
AP-WSMM IP Switch Management Program (IP PBX Management Program)
The Web-based Smart Multimedia Manager (WSMM) is new management software for IP-PBX (including SIP server functions) and MCU equipment in AddPac Technology's next-generation multimedia telephony solutions. WSMM is a purely web-based management software. It operates in various web browser environments, such as Internet Explorer, Chrome, smartphones, tablets, and tablets, and supports IP-PBX user management, device management, various call management functions, conference management functions, Event & Trace monitoring, and powerful debugging capabilities.
Compared to the existing SMM, WSMM is designed with a simpler menu and easier configuration. It also comes with IVR functionality built-in. Furthermore, WSMM provides IP-PBX API functionality for third-party users. In addition, WSMM offers a user portal for personal information settings and call forwarding. It supports diagnostic tools for analyzing SIP call flow, terminal status, and trunk status.
WSMM supports all web browsers based on HTML and JavaScript. This software supports Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7, Windows Server 2000/2003, and Linux/Unix platforms. It supports Microsoft Internet Explorer 7.0/8.0/9.0, Google Chrome/Mozilla Firefox/Safari/Opera, and JavaScript + HTML supported browsers (Android, iPhone, iPad, etc.).
User and Group Management Function (User Management)
The Web-based Smart Multimedia Manager is designed so that only registered administrators can log in to IP-PBX or MCU devices. Users can be registered by group or organization, and user registration information such as username, user ID, user password, and user PIN number can be registered, while user phone numbers can be registered as extension numbers.
Device Management
It performs the function of registering equipment connected to and operated by the IP-PBX. The device management function provides multiple information fields, including device name, device type, device model name, device status information display, device IP address, registration method (e.g., Static, Dynamic), device extension number, and device description function fields. The devices managed by the SMM that can be registered in the device management function include Gatekeepers, Video/Audio MCUs (Multipoint Conference Units), IP Multimedia Terminals, and Organizations for the device registration tree structure. IP multimedia terminals that can be managed from the device include AddPac's VoIP gateway equipment series (1-256 Port VoIP Gateways: AP100, AP700, AP1100, AP2650, AP6800, etc.), IP phone series (AP-IP90, AP-IP120, AP-IP300, etc.), IP video phones (AP-VP300, AP-VP280, etc.), video conferencing equipment (AP-AP-HVC2000, AP-HCC2000, etc.), etc.
The device status display classifies registered devices into three categories: Unknown, Registered, and Unregistered.
IP-PBX (including SIP server function) Call Management Function
The call management functions of an IP-PBX are broadly classified into four categories. These are divided into the IP-PBX's dial-plan function, functions for managing call features such as Call Hunt, Call Pickup Group, and Call Park, call service functions, and multiple call manager management functions. The dial-plan function provides telephone number management, routing address management, call partition (extension, local, mobile, international, value-added service, others) management, call class (Grade 1: (extension, local, mobile, international), Grade 2, Grade 3, Grade 4, Grade 5: (extension), others) management, call translation rules, and Centrex Group management functions.
The Call Features management function provides capabilities for managing Call Pickup numbers by group or team, as well as Call Park and Call Hunt management functions. The Call Service function provides the ability to configure and manage address and codec information used in assistant functions and voicemail. Currently, the voice codecs supported by voicemail are G.711 and G.729. The Multiple Call Manager management function is available when multiple IP-PBXs exist on a network. It can be used for call manager redundancy and in hierarchical structures within IP telephony service architectures between headquarters and branches.
Conference Management
The Web-based Smart Multimedia Manager provides video and audio MCU management functions. It offers features for managing multiple MCUs as well as conference rooms. The conference room management function is designed to allow users to configure various conference information through the conference settings, including attendee and audio/video details, conference representative numbers, conference types, and conference status displays.
Event & Tracing Monitoring
The web-based Smart Multimedia Manager provides powerful status display capabilities as well as Log, Event, and Trace functions for debugging in the event of failures, making it effective for call manager operations and enabling real-time technical support. IP-PBX active call monitoring, call history management, active conference monitoring, detailed events for debugging, and call trace functions, combined with the Smart Log Analyzer program, offer advanced debugging capabilities never seen before.
Login function (Login)
To log in to WSMM, enter the administrator ID and PASSWORD.
Help function
WSMM provides a help function for each feature. If you need an explanation of the settings, click to view the details.
Related Links
WSMM setup page provides related link functions. Related links helps easy operation of IP-PBX by providing link.
Diagnostic function (Diagnostic)
WSMM supports diagnostic tools for analyzing SIP Call Flow, terminal and trunk status.
Step 1.
- Network Connection Test
- SIP Aware Test
Step 2.
- Outgoing Call Test
Built-in IVR Scenario Editor
WSMM is equipped with an IVR scenario editor feature. Administrators can create/edit IVR scenarios without using special tools.
IVR scenario sequence
- Start
- Menu / Play / Transfer / Check Extension /
- Go to / Disconnect
Main screen
Main Screen - Status Monitoring
AP-WSMM IP Exchange Extension Service (Additional Service)
IVR (Interactive Voice Response) Extensions
Push-to-Talk Group Extensions
Radio Extensions (E&M Port Control for LMR Gateway)
Radio Channel Extensions
Dispatcher Extensions
Paging Group Extensions
Audio/Video Conference Room Extensions
Attendant Queuing Extensions (Call Center Application)
Call Hunt Group
Call Pickup Group
Call Park Pool
Introduction to Extension Additional Services YouTube :
Network diagram
