The product device configurations you plan to manage using Oracle Communications Session Element Manager must have the correct system information configured to properly load into Configuration Manager. See the product device documentation for more information about the CLI commands that are used in these system configurations.

1. Expand the Configuration Manager slider, and click Devices.
2. In the Managed Devices pane, select a device, and click Load.
3. In the navigation panel, click the Global Settings folder to expand the configuration navigation tree for the loaded device.
4. In the navigation panel, click Interfaces.
5. In the Interfaces pane, click Add in the Physical interface table.
6. In the Add Physical interface dialog, complete the following fields:

   Name field	Enter a unique name for this interface using any combination of characters entered without spaces.
   Operation type drop-down list	Select one of the following physical interface types: Maintenance—The management physical interface that is used for management protocols or high availability (HA). Control—This is a legacy parameter that can also be used to configure the management physical interface. Media—The media interface, which carries production traffic.
   Slot field	Enter the slot of this physical interface (0 or 1).
   Port field	From left to right as you face the chassis, the possible values are from 0 to 3.

7. Click Apply.
8. In the Success dialog, click OK.
   The newly-added physical interface appears in the Physical interface table.

Use this task to configure a physical interface for a session delivery device.

1. Expand the Configuration Manager slider, and click Devices.
2. In the Managed Devices pane, select a device and click Load.
3. In the navigation panel, click the Global Settings folder to expand the configuration navigation tree for the loaded device.
4. In the navigation panel, click Interfaces.
5. In the Interfaces pane, select a physical interface in the Physical interface table, and click Edit.
6. In the Physical interface pane, complete the following fields:

   Auto-negotiation - 10/100Mbps field	If the default enabled is selected for the device, then this device and the device to which it is linked can automatically negotiate the duplex mode and speed for the link. If you want auto-negotiation disabled so that you can set these link parameters manually, select disabled to disable auto-negotiation and operate in HALF duplex mode (default) so that the devices do not engage in link negotiation or select FULL duplex mode to let both devices on a link send and receive packets simultaneously. You can set the connection speed to either 10 or 100 Mbps for HALF or FULL duplex mode.
   Virtual MAC address field	Enter the virtual MAC address of the session delivery device.
   Health score decrement for management interface failure% field	If you want to enter a value other than the default (50 percent), enter the percentage that determines what is considered to be the active and standby health status of the physical interface for alarm purposes. This parameter is available if the Maintenance or Control parameter is selected for the Operation type field.

7. If you want to change the default alarm threshold for the physical interface (minor), click Add in the Alarm threshold section.
8. In the Add Alarm threshold dialog, select from the following Severity drop-down list filter levels for syslog and SNMP alarms:
   • minor
   • critical
   • major
9. Click Apply.
10. In the Success dialog, click OK.
11. Click Apply to finish configuring the physical interface.

1. Expand the Configuration Manager slider, and click Devices.
2. In the Managed Devices pane, select a device, and click Load.
3. In the navigation panel, click the Global Settings folder to expand the configuration navigation tree for the loaded device.
4. In the navigation panel, click Interfaces.
5. In the Interfaces pane, click Add in the Network interface table.

   Note:

   Click the arrow on the Guidelines box to view dependencies regarding your network interface.
6. In the Add Network interface dialog, complete the following fields:

   VLAN number field	If this network interface is not channelized, keep this port set to 0 (default). If this network interface is channelized, enter the appropriate VLAN number (sub-port ID).
   Physical interface drop-down list	Click the physical interface to which this network interface corresponds in the drop-down list.

7. Click Apply.
8. In the Success dialog, click OK.
   The newly-added network interface appears in the Network interface table.

Use this task to configure your session delivery device to communicate with any network element.

1. Expand the Configuration Manager slider, and click Devices.
2. In the Managed Devices pane, select a device, and click Load.
3. In the navigation panel, click the Global Settings folder to expand the configuration navigation tree for the loaded device.
4. In the navigation panel, click Interfaces.
5. In the Physical interface table, click an existing physical interface.
   The network interface belonging to the selected physical interface appears in the Network interface table.
6. Select this network interface, and click Edit.
7. The Interfaces pane displays. In the Host section complete the following fields to configure network interface parameters for the device:

   Host name field	The host name of this network interface. This field is populated with default.
   IP address field	The IP address of this network interface.
   Subnet mask field	The subnet mask of this network interface.
   Primary IP Address field	The primary gateway that this network interface uses to communicate for the next hop route.
   Secondary IP Address field	The secondary gateway of this network interface (if applicable).

8. To configure parameters that monitor the health of the gateway, click Add in the Gateway heartbeat section.
9. In the Add Gateway heartbeat dialog, complete the following fields:

   State drop-down list	Select to enable or disable the gateway heartbeat feature. The default value is enabled.
   Expected ARP message interval from gateway (sec) field	The number of seconds between heartbeats for the media interface gateway. Heartbeats are sent at this interval as long as the media interface is viable. The default value is 0. The valid range is from 1 to 65535. The value you configure in this field overrides any globally applicable value set in the gateway heartbeat interval parameter in the device HA node (redundancy) configuration.
   Number of ARP request retransmissions (#) field	The number of heartbeat retries that you want sent to the media interface gateway before it is considered unreachable. The default value is 0. The valid range is from 1 to 65535.
   ARP request timeout (sec) field	The heartbeat retry time-out value in seconds. The default value is 1. The valid range is from 1 to 65535. This parameter sets the amount of time between device ARP requests to establish media interface gateway communication after a media interface gateway failure.
   Health score decrement-gateway or link failure field	The amount to subtract from the device health score if a media interface gateway heartbeat fails. If the value you set in the retry-time-out field is exceeded, this amount is subtracted from the overall health score of the system. The default value is 0. The valid range is from 0 to 100.

10. Click Apply.
11. To configure tunnel parameters for the device, click Add in the Tunnel config section.
12. In the Add Tunnel config dialog, complete the following fields:

    Name field	The unique name for the IPsec tunnel configuration.
    Local IP address field	The local public IP address that terminates the IPSec tunnel.
    Remote IP address field	The remote public IP address that terminates the IPSec tunnel.

13. Click Apply.
14. In the DNS section, complete the following fields to set a specific IP address for the network interface and others that are related to different types of management traffic:

    Primary field	The domain name server (DNS) server for this network interface.
    First backup field	The secondary DNS server for this network interface (if applicable).
    Second backup field	The third DNS server for this network interface (if applicable).
    Default domain name	The default domain for use with DNS queries.
    DNS timeout	The DNS timeout value.

15. To configure (HIP) host-in-path firewall functions that are used to open well-known ports for services such as FTP, ICMP, SNMP, and Telnet over the media interfaces, complete the following fields:

    HIP IP addresses box	The IPv4 addresses of the front panel network interfaces that are allowed to pass administrative traffic to the host. Adding HIP entries automatically opens the well-known port associated with a service.
    FTP address field	The FTP interface IP address.
    ICMP addresses box	The ICMP interface IP address(es).
    SNMP address field	The SNMP interface IP address.
    Telnet address field	The Telnet interface IP address.
    SSH address field	The SSH interface IP address.

16. Click Apply.
17. In the Success dialog, click OK.

1. Expand the Configuration Manager slider, and click Devices.
2. In the Managed Devices pane, select a device, and click Load.
3. In the Managed Devices panel, click the Home folder to expand the configuration navigation tree for the loaded device.
4. Select the device, and click Update.
5. In the Update configuration dialog, click one of the following update operations:

   • Save & activate configuration—(Default) Invokes the save and activate process

   • Save configuration—Invokes the save process.

   • Activate configuration—Makes this configuration the running configuration on the device.

6. Click OK.
7. In the Information dialog, click OK.
   The operation you selected appears in the Device tasks table.
8. In the Device tasks table you can the operation row and click View log to get logging data for your device or save logging data to file on your local system.