# Add or Edit an ICP

Before you can use MBG, you must set up an ICP or system. Use the ICPs option in the Network tab to add or edit the ICPs that you want to associate with MBG. You can test the connection between MBG and all ICPs using the Connectivity tests button, in Troubleshooting > Diagnostics tab. Diagnostics uses the ICP type to identify which ports and protocols to check, and to report any issue(s). In previous releases, the ICP type was set to MiVoice Business and was tested as if it was a MiVB. Now, the diagnostics can correctly check MBG-to-MBG protocols and ports and report any issue.

To add an ICP:

1. On the MBG main page, click the Network tab and then click ICPs.
2. Click the sign.
3. Enter ICP information as required and then click Save.

   Field | Description | Notes
   Name | Enter a name for this ICP. (For example ICP1) | Maximum 256 alphanumeric characters
   Hostname or IP Address | Enter the hostname or IP address of the ICP | Use dotted quad notation for IP addresses. (For example, 192.168.0.2) For MiVoice Office 250 systems equipped with a Processing Server (PS-1), enter the hostname or IP address of the PS-1. SIP traffic will then point to the PS-1 instead of the base MiVoice Office 250.
   Type | MiVoice Business Select the ICP type from the list: MiVoice 5000 MiVoice Border Gateway MiVoice Business MiVoice MX-ONE MiVoice Office 250 MiVoice Office 400 Silhouette | No Default value Note: The ICP type is MBG when two MBGs are chained together, such as a first teleworker MBG pointed at a second MBG on the LAN that does call recording. Refer to the MBG Installation & Maintenance Guide for details on daisy-chaining. With MBG 11.0, daisy-chain mode is removed, following steps can be used to set this up using UI option: On the “upstream” MBG, configure the downstream MBG as an ICP of type MBG. On the “upstream” MBG, clear “Restrict MiNet devices” check box under System > Settings > MiNet. The OfficeSuite UC is a cloud-based virtual phone system that supports SIP and MiNet teleworker services when it is integrated with MBG. Contact Broadview Networks for details concerning the following: Supported SIP and MiNet devices. Supported MBG software versions. Configuration instructions.
   MiNet Installer Password | Enter an installer password to associate with this ICP. When a device is registered using this installer password, it appears on the Teleworking > MiNet tab as Enabled, with default values, and is added to the ICP associated with this password. Note: Installer password is not supported on MiCollab Client softphones, Spectralink phones, or SIP phones. | Between 5 and 24 characters in length (0 – 9, *, #).
   SIP capabilities | Select the transport protocol(s) to support in SIP messages: UDP UDP, TCP UDP, TCP, TLS Ensure that this setting matches the capabilities of the ICP. For example, select UDP, TCP, TLS for MiVoice Business or UDP for MiVoice Office 250. Note: If you are using TCP for SIP Trunking, you must select the option UDP, TCP or UDP, TCP, TLS for SIP capabilities. If you are using TLS for SIP Trunking, you must select the option UDP, TCP, TLS for SIP capabilities. For SIP devices, MBG will select the best transport option to connect to the ICP based on the transport used by the device. Incoming TLS - UDP if the ICP is set up for UDP Incoming TLS - TCP if the ICP is set up for UDP, TCP Incoming TLS - TLS if the ICP is set up for UDP, TCP, TLS Incoming TCP - UDP if the ICP is set up for UDP Incoming TCP - TCP if the ICP is set up for UDP,TCP Incoming TCP - TCP if the ICP is setup for UDP, TCP, TLS Incoming UDP - UDP for all ICP settings For WebRTC subscribers, MBG will select the best transport option to the connect to the ICP based on the WebRTC security mode. UDP if security mode is "Public" and ICP is setup for UDP TCP if security mode is "Public" and ICP is setup for UDP, TCP TCP if security mode is "Public" and ICP is setup for UDP, TCP, TLS UDP if security mode is "Public and Private" and ICP is setup for UDP UDP if security mode is "Public and Private" and ICP is setup for UDP, TCP TLS if security mode is "Public and Private" and ICP is setup for UDP, TCP, TLS | Default is UDP. If you select TLS as the transport protocol, Export root cert download option is displayed. Click to export the root CA certificate corresponding to the currently used certificate by SIP services.
   Indirect call recording capable | Select to enable MBG to provide a secure recording connector (SRC) service to remote MiNet devices registered on the ICP. The MBG server functions as a "broker" between the Mitel equipment and the Call Recording Equipment (CRE). On the ICP side, the SRC receives copies of signaling messages and sends tap commands. On the CRE side, it establishes taps in the voice stream of remote MiNET devices connected to the ICP. | Default is disabled. Note: When this feature is enabled, SRC is supported for both local and remote MiNet devices. Indirect call recording is supported on 5300-series and 6900-series IP Phones using the MiNet protocol, ICPs with MiVoice Business release 5.0 SP1 or later, and a range of Call Recording Equipment (CRE).
   XML listen port (MiVoice MX-ONE, Office 400 and 5000 only) | Enter the port on MBG that is used to listen for XML services. If digital certificates are being used for authentication, select TLS. | Default: MiVoice MX-ONE: 22223 (TLS) 22222 (TCP) MiVoice Office 400: 4430(TLS) MiVoice 5000: 4443(TLS) Note: By default, MBG also uses port 4443 to listen for “collaboration” traffic from the AWV. If your implementation supports both the MiVoice 5000 and AWV, then you must assign a new listen port to either of the two services. If both use 4443, a conflict will occur.
   XML destination port (MiVoice MX-ONE, Office 400 and 5000 only) | Enter the port on the call server that is used for XML services. If digital certificates are being used for authentication, select TLS. | Default: MiVoice MX-ONE: 22223 (TLS) 22222 (TCP) MiVoice Office 400: 443 (TLS) MiVoice 5000: 4443(TLS)
   Configuration server listen port (MiVoice MX-ONE only) | Enter the LAN port on the IP Phone Software configuration server. If digital certificates are being used for authentication, select TLS. Enter 443 (TLS) or 80 (TCP). | Default is 443 (TLS).
   Configuration server destination port (MiVoice MX-ONE only) | Enter the WAN port on the IP Phone Software configuration server. If digital certificates are being used for authentication, select TLS. Enter 4431 (TLS) or 80 (TCP). | Default is 4431 (TLS).
   Configuration server address (MiVoice MX-ONE only) | Enter the IP address of the IP Phone Software configuration server. |

   Field | Description | Notes
   Name | Enter a name for this ICP. (For example ICP1) | Maximum 256 alphanumeric characters
   Hostname or IP Address | Enter the hostname or IP address of the ICP | Use dotted quad notation for IP addresses. (For example, 192.168.0.2) For MiVoice Office systems equipped with a Processing Server (PS-1), enter the hostname or IP address of the PS-1. SIP traffic will then point to the PS-1 instead of the base MiVoice Office.
   Type | MiVoice Business | No Default value
   Installer Password (MiNet phones only) | Enter an installer password to associate with this ICP. When a device is registered using this installer password, it appears on the Teleworking > MiNet tab as Enabled, with default values, and is added to the ICP associated with this password. Note: Installer password is not supported on MiCollab Client softphones, Spectralink phones, or SIP phones. | Between 5 and 24 characters in length (0 – 9, *, #).
   SIP capabilities | Select the transport protocol(s) to support in SIP messages: UDP UDP, TCP UDP, TCP, TLS Ensure that this setting matches the capabilities of the ICP. For example, select UDP, TCP, TLS for MiVoice Business or UDP for MiVoice Office 250. Note: If you are using TCP for SIP Trunking, you must select the option UDP, TCP or UDP, TCP, TLS for SIP capabilities. If you are using TLS for SIP Trunking, you must select the option UDP, TCP, TLS for SIP capabilities. For SIP devices, MBG will select the best transport option to connect to the ICP based on the transport used by the device. Incoming TLS - UDP if the ICP is set up for UDP Incoming TLS - TCP if the ICP is set up for UDP, TCP Incoming TLS - TLS if the ICP is set up for UDP, TCP, TLS Incoming TCP - UDP if the ICP is set up for UDP Incoming TCP - TCP if the ICP is set up for UDP,TCP Incoming TCP - TCP if the ICP is setup for UDP, TCP, TLS Incoming UDP - UDP for all ICP settings For WebRTC subscribers, MBG will select the best transport option to the connect to the ICP based on the WebRTC security mode. UDP if security mode is "Public" and ICP is setup for UDP TCP if security mode is "Public" and ICP is setup for UDP, TCP TCP if security mode is "Public" and ICP is setup for UDP, TCP, TLS UDP if security mode is "Public and Private" and ICP is setup for UDP UDP if security mode is "Public and Private" and ICP is setup for UDP, TCP TLS if security mode is "Public and Private" and ICP is setup for UDP, TCP, TLS | Default is UDP. If you select TLS as the transport protocol, Export root cert download option is displayed. Click to export the root CA certificate corresponding to the currently used certificate by SIP services.
   Indirect call recording capable | Select to enable MBG to provide a secure recording connector (SRC) service to remote MiNet devices registered on the ICP. The MBG server functions as a "broker" between the Mitel equipment and the Call Recording Equipment (CRE). On the ICP side, the SRC receives copies of signaling messages and sends tap commands. On the CRE side, it establishes taps in the voice stream of remote MiNET devices connected to the ICP. | Default is disabled. Note: When this feature is enabled, SRC is supported for both local and remote MiNet devices. Indirect call recording is supported on 5300-series and 6900-series IP Phones using the MiNet protocol, ICPs with MiVoice Business release 5.0 SP1 or later, and a range of Call Recording Equipment (CRE).

## Edit ICPs

To edit an ICP:

1. On the MBG main page, click the Network tab and then click ICPs.

2. From the list of ICPs, locate the ICP you want edit and click .

3. Edit ICP information as required.

4. Click Save.

## Delete ICPs

To delete an ICP:

1. On the MBG main page, click the Network tab and then click ICPs.

2. From the list of ICPs, locate the ICP you want to delete and click .

3. Click Delete. The deletion is confirmed.

## Set the Default ICP

To set or change the default ICP:

1. On the MBG main page, click the Network tab and then click ICPs.

2. Use the radio buttons to select the Default for MiNet ICP and/or Default for SIP ICP.

3. Click Update.

## Run Diagnostics

To run diagnostics for a specific ICP:

1. On the MBG main page, click the Network tab and then click ICPs.

2. From the list of ICPs, locate the ICP you want to run the diagnostics for, and click Diagnostics. Test results for the selected ICP are displayed.

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