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BCM 4.0 Networking Configuration Guide

Chapter 57

Data networking overview

The BCM is a converged voice product, and can be connected to virtually any data network, to

provide Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) support in either a Local Area Network (LAN) or

Wide Area Network (WAN) environment. The BCM is also available with an integrated

Broadband Ethernet or ADSL Router, which is intended to provide basic data networking and

services, as well as Virtual Private Network (VPN) connectivity for small sites. Refer to “Virtual

Private Networks (VPN)” on page 649 fore more information. With the router, the BCM can

handle all data networking needs, including both VoIP and basic IP networking. The BCM is also

available without a router, to provide VoIP capabilities to networks that already have an existing

IP network.

What is data networking?

On the BCM, data networking refers to both standard IP data networks, as well as VoIP. These two

types of networks are closely intertwined, and connect a wide range of IP devices - including IP

telephones and computers - with the BCM and with external networks. The BCM with router can

also handle all routing requirements.

For an more information about setting up networks “System telephony networking overview” on

page 41.

About the BCM VoIP capability

The BCM provides VoIP functionality both within a LAN (Local Area Network), and across a

WAN. It can contain IP telephones, which act similar to a traditional phone, but send their signals

across data networks in the form of IP packets. The BCM can also contain IP trunks which connect

offices together across an IP network.

For more information about VoIP refer to “VoIP overview” on page 397.

Network routing

The BCM is available with and without an internal router. With the router, it can handle all

external connections necessary for a data-network, as well as control security on these

connections. The standalone version of the BCM does not handle routing, but is suitable for IP

networks where a router is already in place.

Configuring the BCM with data networks

To configure the BCM to work with a data network, go through each of the following steps:

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