3Com VCX Connect Installation And Configuration Manual

Also see for VCX: Quick reference guide Guide Guide Guide

Contents

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8 CHAPTER 1: VCX™ C ONNECT INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATIONAppendix B – USB DevicesAppendix C – Sample Configuration ScriptsDocumentationResourcesThis document refers to several other documents which provide moredetailed instructions on specific procedures. To access these documents,open a browser and navigate to:http://csoweb4.3com.com/VCX/vcx_doc.cfmThese documents are included in the table:■ VCX Administration Guide – Describes the configuration processesthat a System Administrator uses to set up a VCX system.■ VCX Installation Guide – Describes the steps involved in installingsingle site and multisite VCX systems.■ VCX Maintenance Guide – Describes procedures such as databasebackup and restoration that a System Administrator uses duringday-to-day operation of a VCX system.■ VCX IP Messaging Module Operations and System AdministrationGuide – Describes the configuration processes that a SystemAdministrator uses to set up the IP Messaging services on a VCXsystem.■ VCX IP Messaging Module User Guide — 3Com Native Interface –Describes how to use the voicemail system.■ VCX Telephone Guides (Basic, Business, and Manager telephones) –Describes the features that are available to telephone users on a VCXsystem.■ V6000 and V6100 Gateway Installation Guide – Describes the stepsinvolved in installing a V6000 or V6100 Media Gateway.■ V6000 and V6100 Gateway User Guide – Describes the installationsteps and the configuration of a V6000 or V6100 Media Gateway.■ V7111 Analog Gateway Installation Guide – Describes the stepsinvolved in installing a V71111 Analog Media Gateways (either anFXO gateway, which connects to the Public Telephone System, or anFXS gateway which connects to analog telephones or fax machines).■ V7111 VoIP Gateway User Guide – Describes the installation steps andthe configuration of the V7111 Analog Media Gateways (either FXOor FXS).