Cisco Expressway-E and Expressway-C - Basic Configuration

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Cisco Expressway-E and Expressway-C - Basic ConfigurationDeployment GuideFirst Published: December 2013Last Updated: May 2018Cisco Expressway ,Inc. HistoryDateChangeMay 2018Clarify that ALG (Fixup) should be disabled on firewalls serving Cisco Expressway-E (Appendix 4, Advanced Network Deployments)March 2018Correction in Advanced Network Deployments appendix, to the Dual NIC static NAT in Task: configuring SIP Domains, to apply to Cisco Expressway-C 2017Updated for 2016Republished for 2016Republished for 2015New template applied. Advanced Network Deployments appendix revised. Republished for 2015Menu path changes for Republished with 2014Republished for 2014Correction in firewall 2014Republished for 2013Initial 1 Deployment Guide Change History3CiscoExpressway-EandExpressway-C -BasicConfigurationDeploymentGuidePrefac eContentsPreface3Change History3Introduction7Example Network Deployment9Network Elements10Process Summary12Prerequisites13Run the Service Setup Wizard14Overview14Task 1: Accessing and Navigating the Wizard14Task 2: Running the Service Setup Wizard and Applying Licenses16Examples for Running the Service Setup Wizard18Expressway System Configuration19Task 3: Setting the System Name19Task 4: configuring DNS19Task 5: Replacing the Default Server Certificate20Task 6: configuring NTP Servers21Task 7: configuring SIP Domains22Routing Configuration23Pre-search Transforms23Search Rules23Task 8: Configu

with a static NAT and Dual Network Interface architecture. SIP and H.323 Domain The example deployment is configured to route SIP (and H.323) signaling messages for calls made to URIs which use ... Task 15: Configuring Routes to a Neighbor Zone (Optional), page 38

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