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Determining the published IP address
Use the flowchart in the following figure to determine which card should be set as the published IP
address.
Figure 3 Selecting the Published IP address
The flowchart shown above makes reference to public and private IP addresses. The public and
private IP addresses are concepts relating to Network Address Translation (NAT). The decision
also depends on whether a Virtual Private Network (VPN) is enabled. For information about NAT
and VPN, refer to the Programming Operations Guide.
If you use IP telephones on the network, they must be set to have the IP address of the network
card they are connected to for their Default Gateway, and the Published IP address as the S1 IP
address. For more information about this, refer “Configuring the i20XX telephones to the system”
on page 47.
Is NAT enabled?
Y
Are all of your public side
Do you anticipate the most
Is the Business Communications
Manager expected to connect to
devices on the public side?
Y
VOIP traffic on your public
Private
Public
Set the network interface on the
public side as the published
Set the network interface with
the most anticipated VoIP traffic
as the Published IP address
Set the network interface on the
private side as the published
IP address
Set the network interface on the
private side as the published
IP address
devices using a VPN?
N
N
N
Y
Set the network interface on the
public side as the published
IP address
IP address
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or private side?
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