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3.8 Virtual Port Options
Introduction
The menu helps you configure all virtual port types and virtual ports. In Virtual ports
the menu you can see all virtual ports regardless of their type. For Virtual ports – All
easier orientation, the virtual ports are arranged according to port types and also
colour–distinguished according to the stack type. To display a selected virtual port type
use the
submenus. By default, the following colours are assigned to Virtual ports
virtual ports: , , , , , , , DSS1 BRI DSS1 PRI CORNET ASL CO GSM SIP Proxy SIP
, , . These settings can be changed within the Gateway SMTP client SMTP server
application setting as described in Chapter . 1.2 About Application
Creating virtual ports
By default, the database contains two basic virtual port types – and Default IN
. The virtual ports are created automatically in the Default OUT Hardware – Boards
menu. You can create more virtual ports and virtual port types manually using the
following context menu options:
Add virtual port type – use this option to create a new virtual port type. To
assign a virtual port to a new virtual port type use the
function or Drag&Drop
the parameter in the tag. Type Basic
Add virtual port – use this option to initiate a dialogue box for adding a new
virtual port. Enter the virtual port name and choose the stack type from the
available submenu list. The offerings depend on which menu you use. The
menu includes a list of all stack types, but the Virtual ports – All Virtual ports
menu provides a list of Cornet stack types only. Manually created – Cornet
virtual ports are not assigned to physical ports automatically. They have to be
assigned manually using the
. Hardware – Boards
Delete – use this option to delete a selected virtual port or virtual port type.
Rename – use this option to rename a selected virtual port or virtual port type.
Copy – use this option to make a copy of the selected virtual port or virtual port
type retaining its settings (only the items that may not be identical are changed).
Assign name to unchanged according to physical port – use this option to
rename all the virtual ports that have not been renamed yet according to the
physical ports they are assigned to.
Assign name to all according to physical port – use this option to rename all
virtual ports according to the physical ports they are assigned to.
Set parameters as Default IN – this option is available for the virtual port type
only and helps you set all the parameters for a new virtual port type as Default
IN quickly.
Nastavit parametry jako na Default OUT – this option is available for the
virtual port type only and helps you set all the parameters for a new virtual port
type as Default OUT quickly.
Moving records using the mouse, also called , has been implemented in drag & drop
this menu for an easier transfer of existing virtual ports between the virtual port types.
The section below provides a description of the virtual port and virtual port type tags.
All the tags and parameters defined below are common for all virtual port types. Some
parameters or tags are omitted in some virtual ports because they have no sense