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VG3300 Series User Guide www.edge-core.com

SIP Gateway VG3300 Series

User Guide

Update: 2005/06/20

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Contents

1.

Safety Instructions ..................................................................................................................................................... 3

2.

Preface ...................................................................................................................................................................... 3

2.1.

What is SIP................................................................................................................ 3

2.1.1.

Components of SIP ................................................................................................ 4

3.

Package Contents ..................................................................................................................................................... 6

4.

Panel Descriptions..................................................................................................................................................... 6

4.1.

Front Panel................................................................................................................ 6

4.2.

Rear Panel ................................................................................................................ 7

5.

LED Indicators ........................................................................................................................................................... 8

6.

Connectors ................................................................................................................................................................ 9

7.

IDC Connectors (Only for VG3310/3318) .................................................................................................................. 9

8.

Information required before Installation ................................................................................................................... 10

8.1.

IP Address ............................................................................................................... 10

8.2.

8.3.

SIP Information.........................................................................................................11

Prepare a password for Web Management ..............................................................11

9.

Installation and Configuration .................................................................................................................................. 12

9.1.

Confirming the Region ID ........................................................................................ 12

9.1.1.

Phone Setting ....................................................................................................... 12

9.1.2.

System console settings (Only VG3306/3310/3318)............................................ 13

9.2.

IP Address Settings ................................................................................................. 13

9.2.1.

Static IP Mode ...................................................................................................... 14

9.2.2.

DHCP Mode ......................................................................................................... 14

9.2.3.

PPPoE Mode ........................................................................................................ 15

10.

SIP Configuration............................................................................................................................................. 21

10.1.

Channels and SIP entity .......................................................................................... 22

10.2.

SIP Proxy and Register Parameters........................................................................ 23

10.3.

SIP Entity................................................................................................................. 24

10.4.

SIP Outbound Authentication .................................................................................. 24

10.5.

Configure STUN ...................................................................................................... 25

10.6.

Check SIP entity Status ........................................................................................... 27

10.7.

Phone Book............................................................................................................. 28

10.7.1.

General Phone Book ............................................................................................ 28

10.7.2.

Hotline Function.................................................................................................... 28

10.8.

Make SIP Calls ........................................................................................................ 31

10.9.

Make Inbound Transit Call....................................................................................... 32

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10.10.

Contact Address ...................................................................................................... 34

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Other Parameters .................................................................................................................................................... 35

11.1.

Dialing Plan ............................................................................................................. 35

11.2.

Call Forward ............................................................................................................ 37

11.3.

Inbound Authentication............................................................................................ 39

11.4.

FAX.......................................................................................................................... 39

11.5.

Non-SIP Call port seizure preference...................................................................... 42

11.6.

Call Waiting ............................................................................................................. 42

11.7.

Target the Media (RTP) ........................................................................................... 44

12.

WEB MANAGEMENT INTERFACE................................................................................................................. 46

12.1.

BASIC / GENERAL ................................................................................................. 47

12.2.

IP SETTING............................................................................................................. 50

12.3.

ADVANCED / GENERAL......................................................................................... 52

12.4.

SIP COMMON ......................................................................................................... 54

12.5.

SIP OUTBOUND AUTHENTICATION ..................................................................... 58

12.6.

SIP INBOUND ANTHENTICATION ......................................................................... 60

12.7.

Dialing Plan ............................................................................................................. 61

12.8.

Inbound Transit........................................................................................................ 63

12.9.

STUN....................................................................................................................... 64

12.10.

CHANNEL ............................................................................................................... 66

12.11.

PHONE BOOK ........................................................................................................ 69

13.

Use Private IP (Behind NAT) ........................................................................................................................... 70

14.

File Management............................................................................................................................................. 71

14.1.

File Types ................................................................................................................ 71

14.2.

Software Update...................................................................................................... 71

14.2.1.

Software update via FTP ...................................................................................... 71

15.

Appendix.......................................................................................................................................................... 74

15.1.

Appendix A: Phone-Set Command.......................................................................... 74

15.2.

Appendix B: Console Command ............................................................................. 76

15.3.

Specifications .......................................................................................................... 77

15.4.

Mapping table of characters used in PPPoE ........................................................... 78

15.5.

Region ID ................................................................................................................ 79

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1. Safety Instructions

WARNING

1. Do not attempt to service the product yourself. Any servicing of this product should be referred to qualified service personnel.

2. To avoid electric shock, do not put your finger, pin, wire, or any other metal objects into vents and gaps.

3. To avoid accidental fire or electric shock, do not twist power cord or place it under heavy objects.

4. The product should be connected to a power supply of the type described in the operating instructions or as marked on the product.

5. To avoid hazard to children, dispose of the product’s plastic packaging carefully.

6. The phone line should always be connected to the LINE connector. It should not be connected to the PHONE connector as it may cause damage to the product.

7. Please read all the instructions before using this product.

2. Preface

The VG3300 unit is a personal SIP VoIP gateway developed using the latest in VoIP technology. It is also very simple to install and easy to operate.

2.1. What is SIP

Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) is the Internet Engineering Task Force's (IETF's) standard for multimedia conferencing over IP. SIP is an ASCII-based, application-layer control protocol (defined in RFC 2543& RFC 3261) that can be used to establish, maintain, and terminate calls between two or more end points. Like other VoIP protocols, SIP is designed to address the functions of signaling and session management within a packet telephony network. Signaling allows call information to be carried across network boundaries. Session management provides the ability to control the attributes of an end-to-end call.

SIP provides the following capabilities:

Determine the location of the target end point—Supports address resolution, name mapping, and call redirection.

Determine the media capabilities of the target end point—By using Session Description Protocol

(SDP), SIP determines the highest level of common services between the end points. Conferences

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are established using only the media capabilities that can be supported by all end points.

Determine the availability of the target end point—If a call cannot be completed because the target end point is unavailable, SIP determines whether the called party is already on the phone or did not answer in the allotted number of rings. It then returns a message indicating why the target end point is unavailable.

Establish a session between the originating and target end point—If the call can be completed, SIP establishes a session between the end points. SIP also supports mid-call changes, such as the addition of another end point to the conference or the changing of a media characteristic or Codec.

Handle the transfer and termination of calls—SIP supports the transfer of calls from one end point to another. During a call transfer, SIP simply establishes a session between the transferee and a new end point (specified by the transferring party) and terminates the session between the transferee and the transferring party. At the end of a call, SIP terminates the sessions between all parties.

2.1.1. Components of SIP

SIP is a peer-to-peer protocol. The peers in a session are called User Agents (UAs). A user agent can function in one of the following roles:

User agent client (UAC)—A client application that initiates the SIP request.

User agent server (UAS)—A server application that contacts the user when a SIP request is received and that returns a response on behalf of the user.

Typically, a SIP end point is capable of functioning as both a UAC and a UAS, but functions only as one or the other per transaction. Whether the endpoint functions as a UAC or a UAS depends on the UA that initiated the request.

From an architecture standpoint, the physical components of a SIP network can be grouped into two categories: clients and servers.

Architecture

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SIP Clients

SIP clients include the following:

Phones—Can act as either a UAS or UAC. Soft phones (PCs that have phone capabilities installed) and SIP IP phones can initiate SIP requests and respond to requests.

Gateways—Provide call control. Gateways provide much functionality. The most common one is a translation function between SIP conferencing endpoints and other terminal types. This function includes translation between transmission formats and between communications procedures. In addition, the gateway also translates between audio and video Codec and performs call setup and clearing on both the LAN side and the switched-circuit network side.

SIP Servers

SIP servers include the following:

Proxy server—The proxy server is an intermediate device that receives SIP requests from a client and then forwards the requests on behalf of the client's. Basically, proxy servers receive SIP messages and forward them to the next SIP server in the network. Proxy servers can provide functions such as authentication, authorization, network access control, routing, reliable request retransmission, and security.

Redirect server—Provides the client with information about the next hop or hops that a message should take, then the client contacts the next hop server or UAS directly.

R egistrar server—Processes requests from UACs for registration of their current location. Registrar servers are often co-located with a redirect or proxy server.

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3. Package Contents

The VG3300 Gateway X 1

Rubber footer

RJ-45 Ethernet Cable X 1

RJ-11 Telephone Cable X 1

4. Panel Descriptions

REGISTERED STUN

VG3318 Front Panel

REGISTERED STUN

VG3310 Front Panel

VG3306 Front Panel

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There is a button on the rear panel of gateway for special maintenance. Please don’t touch this button under normal operation.

VG3318 Rear Panel

VG3310 Rear Panel

VG3306 Rear Panel

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5. LED Indicators

10/100

Ethernet

LNK/ACT

100Mbps

Flash Sending/Receiving data packets

On (LNK is on)

Off (LNK is on)

100Mbps

10Mbps

LOOP/RING FXS

Device

FXO On

Off

Line is active

Line is inactive

Alarm

Power

The red light “On” indicates that system has some problem; please contact your vender.

“On” indicates that the power supply is working normally.

CPU/ACT “On” indicates that the CPU is working normally.

Registered “On” indicates that all SIP entities are registered successful.

“Off” indicates that all SIP entities are registered fail.

“Flash” indicates that one of these SIP entities is registered fail.

STUN “On” indicates communicate with STUN

Server once.

“Off” indicates never communicate with

STUN Server.

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6. Connectors

Voice Ports

Ethernet

Ports

Console Port

(Only VG3306/3310/3318)

FXS Connects to a telephone set or fax machine

Connects to the phone line FXO

LAN/Internet RJ-45 connector

MDI-X connects to a Modem

Console

MDI connects to a PC

RJ-45 connector/RS-232 Interface

7. IDC Connectors (Only for VG3310/3318)

IDC connector is used for the voice interface (FXS and FXO) on the frame model. IDC connector can easily connect PBX line and telephone wire together to the gateway. No special tools are required; please follow the instruction to install:

(Remarks: For IDC connector, it’s better to use No. 24 wire, e.g. CAT 5)

Get the material ready

Insert the insulated wires directly into the block for wire insertion

Push the block down until it is locked to flush the conductor with the probe

Cut off the conductor outside the edge to avoid from causing the circuit shortage

Push from here

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8. Information required before Installation

You need to prepare the following information before installing the gateway.

The gateway requires an IP address for operation. Before installation you need to know how to obtain an IP address from your local ISP. Static IP, DHCP or PPPoE can be used. The following table helps you to decide what information you need. If your ISP offers static IP, you may need to obtain an IP from MIS personnel in order to prevent an IP conflict. Otherwise DHCP (most cable broadband providers offer this) and PPPoE (most ADSL broadband providers offer this) will work fine.

IP Environment Requiring information

Static IP Public IP

Address

IP Address

Subnet Mask

Default Gateway

It is strongly suggested that you obtain an

IP address from MIS personnel in order to prevent an IP conflict.

Private IP

Address

Dynamic IP address (DHCP)

IP Address

Subnet Mask

Default Gateway

It is strongly suggested that you obtain an

IP address from MIS personnel in order to prevent IP conflicts.

Your private IP requires an IP Sharing device and you must configure the IP

Sharing device to treat the gateway and the

IP that it is using as a virtual server.

DHCP mode

Password

Your ISP normally provides this information.

If you don’t have this information please contact your ISP.

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Before configuring SIP, the VG3300 requires SIP information for operation. The following table helps you to decide what information you need.

Items Description

1. SIP Proxy If you want to make SIP calls through SIP proxy server, you will need to know the IP address or domain name of SIP proxy server. The proxy server is an intermediate device that receives

SIP requests from a client and then forwards the requests on the client's behalf. If you don’t know which SIP proxy for setting, contact your

SIP service provider.

2. Public Address (SIP Account) The public address is like phone number, you

Example: [email protected] can get the account from your SIP service provider.

3. Outbound Authentication You will need the information when the SIP proxy server requires authentication. You can get this authentication information from SIP service provider when you apply for the service.

8.3. Prepare a password for Web Management

You will need to prepare a password for Web based Management. It can be a digit and/or letter combination ranging from 1 to 6 digits (E.g. 123). For security reason, password must be set to enter the Web Management page.

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9. Installation and Configuration

After preparing the information you need as specified in section 5, follow the following steps to do the basic configuration. You can use either a telephone or a system console to perform basic configurations. It is simple to connect a telephone set to FXS port and configures the system. If you want to use system console to configure the system (Only VG3306/3310/3318 support), you have to configure your VT100 terminal to match the settings of the gateway’s console port. The console port’s terminal connection is set to 9600 baud, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit and no parity. Turn on the gateway’s power and wait for the terminal to display “Press Enter…” follow the directions to begin.

Here are several procedures to do:

1. Confirming the Region ID.

2. Configure IP address of gateway.

3. Enter into the WEB page.

4. Plan and configure the channels into SIP entity.

5. Configure SIP proxy and register information.

6. Configure SIP entity information.

7. Configure Outbound Authentication (If needs).

8. Configure STUN (If your gateway is behind NAT).

9. Check the SIP entity if is registered successful.

10. Configure Phone book (If needs)

11. Make a SIP call.

9.1. Confirming the Region ID

About the Region ID, please refer to Section 15.5 Region ID.

1. Connect the power.

2. Connect the phone cable to the “Phone” socket on the rear panel as pictured above.

3. When the CPU/ACT LED is on, pick up the handset and listen for the dialing tone.

4. Dial “##0000” and listen for 3 short beep.

5. Dial “9507#”;Assuming you are modifying for China (The last 2 digits are the regional ID)

6. Dial “971#” ;Sets the new regional ID.

7. Hang up the phone. The device will be updated with the new region setting after it restarts

(restart time is about 10 seconds)

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9.1.2. System console settings (Only VG3306/3310/3318)

SIP-RG>enable

SIP-RG #configure

Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z

SIP-RG(config)#regional_id 07

SIP-RG(config)#exit

SIP-RG#delete nvram

This command resets the system with factory defaults.

All system parameters will revert to their default factory settings. All static and dynamic addresses will be removed.

Reset system with factory defaults, [Y]es or [N]o? Yes

Attention:

Before Changing the Region ID, the system has to be reset to the default value. Therefore this step should be done first.

The following instruction may keep the IP address unchanged after reset:

“delete nvram keep_ip”

We recommend using a traditional phone to configure the unit’s parameters, as this is the easiest way. The following two sections contain the procedures used to configure the gateway according to how you obtain your IP address (Static IP; DHCP or PPPoE).

Every time you set a parameter item and press the “#” key to complete it, a successful setting will be confirmed by three equal tones in succession. If your setting is unsuccessful you will be prompted with one long tone.

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9.2.1. Static IP Mode

The following table shows an example.

IP Address

Subnet Mask

210.67.96.121

255.255.255.248

Default Gateway

Web Management

Password

210.67.96.120

123

Using the information contained in the example above. The procedure is as follows:

1. Connect the gateway to a suitable Power source.

2. Connect a traditional phone set to the “FXS” connector located on the rear panel.

3. When the CPU/ACT light is on, pick up the phone to hear the dialing tone.

4. ##0000 ; you should hear three short tones.

5. 010# ; the digit “0” is used to enable “manual” IP mode.

6. 02210*67*96*121# ; IP address.

7. 03255*255*255*248# ; Subnet Mask.

8. 04210*67*96*120# ; Default Gateway.

9. 15123# ; “123” is the web management password.

11. Hang up the phone. The system should now restart.

You can also use console to configure IP address. But phone number can’t be configured by console.(Only VG3306/3310/3318)

SIP-RG>enable

SIP-RG#configure

Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z

SIP-RG(config)#ip state user

SIP-RG(config)#ip address 210.67.96.121 255.255.255.248

System need to restart

SIP-RG(config)#ip default-gateway 210.67.96.120

SIP-RG(config)#exit

SIP-RG#restart

This command resets the system. System will restart operation code agent.

Reset system, [Y]es or [N]o? Yes

1. Connect the gateway to a suitable Power source.

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2. Connect a traditional phone set to the “FXS” connector located on the rear panel.

3. When the CPU/ACT light is on, pick up the phone to hear the dialing tone.

4. ##0000 ; you should hear three short tones.

5. 011# ; the digit “0” is used to enable “manual” IP mode.

6. 15123# ; “123” is the web management password.

8. Hang up the phone. The system should now restart.

You can also use console to configure IP address.

SIP-RG>enable

SIP-RG#configure

Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z

SIP-RG(config)#ip state dhcp

SIP-RG(config)#exit

SIP-RG#restart

This command resets the system. System will restart operation code agent.

Reset system, [Y]es or [N]o? Yes

If your network environment is using PPPoE, you need to prepare the information as specified in section 8. Information required before Installation.

The following table shows an example.

PPPoE Account

PPPoE Password

[email protected]

123ab

Web management password 123

There are three ways to configure user name and password of PPPoE

1. Use phone set to configure:

You can configure the user name and password by using phone set. The command ‘09’ is used for username and ‘10’ is for password of PPPoE. Since the user name and password use characters and digits are accepted by phoneset only, you need a mapping between characters and digits. You can find them at section 15.4

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Mapping table of characters used in PPPoE.

Example user name:[email protected],Password:123ab,The procedure is below

1. Connect the phone to the gateway

2. When CPU/ACT is light, pick up the phone and press

3. ##0000 ; You will hear 3 short tones.

4. 0938333732314068696*465742*46*46574# ;Set user name:[email protected]

5. 103132336162# ; Set password is 123ab

6. 981# ; Save and restart.

2. Use Console to configure (Only VG3306/3310/3318)

SIP-RG>enable

SIP-RG#configure

Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z

SIP-RG(config)#pppoe username [email protected]

SIP-RG(config)#pppoe password 123ab

SIP-RG(config)#exit

SIP-RG#restart

This command resets the system. System will restart operation code agent.

Reset system, [Y]es or [N]o? Yes

3. Use WEB Interface to configure:

You can configure the user name and password by using WEB interface. Follow the steps to finish configuration.

Step 1: Using a traditional phone set to configure the web management password and phone number

You will need to use a web browser to perform the PPPoE settings through the gateway’s web based management interface. To enter the web based management interface you must have a previously configured password. Follow the next procedure to setup your password and phone number.

1. Connect the gateway to a suitable Power source.

2. Connect a traditional phone set to the “Phone” connector located on the rear panel.

3. When the CPU/ACT light is on, pick up the phone. You should hear the dialing tone.

4. ##0000 ; you should hear three short tones.

5. 15123 ; “123” is the web management password.

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6. 010# ; “0” is to enable “manual” IP mode.

7. 02192*168*0*2# ; IP address.

8. 03255*255*255*0# ; Subnet Mask .

9. 981# ; Used to restart the gateway.

10. Hang up the phone to complete the configuration.

Step 2:Configure IP address of PC

Use the provided Ethernet cable to connect your PC to the port labeled “PC”, located on the rear panel of the gateway. For VG3306, VG3310, and VG3318, it is located on the front panel.

Because the gateway’s default IP setting of this is 192.168.0.2, you must configure your PC to the same subnet. “192.168.0.x” for example. The following example uses 192.168.0.5 for the IP address and 255.255.255.0 for the subnet mask.

After you have completed the PC’s IP address setting, you will be required to restart the PC in order for the new settings to take effect.

Step 3: Using the browser to configure the PPPoE Parameters of the gateway.

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The gateway’s

IP address

(192.168.0.

2)

“WEB” should be all Capitals

On the PC that is connected to the gateway, enter the gateway’s IP address (Default 192.168.0.2) and press enter. The gateway will then prompt you with a dialogue box requesting that you enter a password. Use “WEB” (all capitals), for the User field and “123” for the password field that you have previously configured. Click the OK button; you should now have access to the gateway’s web based management interface page.

Upon entering the web based configuration interface.

Click on “IP SETTING” at the top of the page and you will see the page as shown in the following image.

Select PPPoE from the “IP State” pull down menu.

Fill in the “Account”, “Password”, and “Confirm Password” under the PPPoE Settings. You can obtain this information from your ISP.

Click on the Apply button.

Click the “BASIC” button at the top to go to the BASIC page and select “Warm Start” to restart the gateway. You can also perform a warm start using the phone by picking up the handset and dialing

“##0000” then “981#”.

After restarting, the gateway will use PPPoE to obtain it’s IP address.

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Click “IP setting” to open this display

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Click the “Apply” button to apply any changes.

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Click the “Apply” button to apply any changes.

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At this stage, your gateway should be able to use PPPoE to access the Internet. However, if you configured a wrong account number or password, your gateway cannot access the Internet. You are not able to use PC to access the gateway by using the IP address of 192.168.0.2 because the gateway has been set in PPPoE mode. You have to use phone set to configure the gateway back to fix IP mode (##0000 010#) and use PC browser to configure correct parameters.

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10. SIP Configuration

VG3300 not only can make regular PSTN calls, it also can communicate with IP Phones or

Soft-Phones by using SIP protocol. Previous paragraphs have described the way to make regular IP calls. This section shows you what parameters you need to configure for SIP calls and how to make the SIP calls.

SoftPhone (Notebook/

PC)

VG3300

IP

VG3300 (SIP)

IP Phone (VP3302)

Notice: These configurations on WEB page, after select or input value in the field, please press

“Apply” button to save and confirm the setting. Some parameters need “Warm-restart”, please process the restart action, thanks.

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10.1. Channels and SIP entity

Many Channels can be assigned as on SIP Entity. Single Channel also can be assign as on SIP

Entity.

Application example:

As the figure below, Channel 1-3 belongs to SIP Entity 1: [email protected]

. Channel 4 and

Channel 5 belongs to SIP Entity 2: [email protected]

. and Channel 6-8 belongs to SIP Entity 3:

[email protected]

. When other device under SIP network dial into [email protected]

, the phone connect to Channel 1 is ringing. If Channel 1 is under conversation (busy), the line will be switched to Channel 2, and so on. So Channel 1~3 become a simple Hunting Group. (This feature needs the support of SIP Proxy Server).

Figure:

SIP IP Phone

Busy

Configuration:

WEB page: CHANNEL\

Ring

Internet

VG3310

FXS

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Notice: Each channel must belong to a SIP entity.

10.2. SIP Proxy and Register Parameters

You need to configure IP address or Domain name of Registrar and Outbound Proxy server, please check the information is right.

SIP service provider will give you an IP address or Domain name of Registrar and Outbound proxy when you apply for the service.

Configuration

WEB Page: ADVANCED\SIP COMMOM

Notice: The Registrar Server is only for SIP entity registering. If the SIP entity register is fail, please check the item. SIP calls are all through Outbound Proxy Server, if the parameter is not configured, the SIP call will fail. So the two parameters must be configured. If Outbound Proxy Setting is

Enabled and Registrar Setting is Disabled, then all SIP call is routed to Outbound Proxy.

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10.3. SIP Entity

SIP service provider will assign one or more SIP accounts for you when you apply for the service. In standard, the SIP account is called ‘Public Address’, so you need to configure the account information in ‘Public Address’ item. The format is like an E-mail address such as [email protected].

The Public Address will be generated automatically with the format below if user keeps the Public

Address empty.

"Default account's username" @ "Registrar" if you had enter the information below

1. Registrar Setting. For example: fwd.pulver.com, which configured at 10.2 SIP Proxy and

Register Parameters

2. Username of Default Account. For example: 413189, which is configured at below graph

For example: If the two data above is created, then the Public Address will be 413189@ fwd.pulver.com

Input Username and Password here if SIP Proxy needs it for authentication. This account information also helps you to create Realm for SIP Outbound Authentication and Public Address.

Configuration

WEB Page: ADVANCED \ SIP COMMON

You can control the SIP entity on WEB page, just select ‘Enable’ or ‘Disable’.

10.4. SIP Outbound Authentication

You need to configure outbound authentication for each SIP entity if SIP proxy server or other SIP phone request for authentication. Please check with SIP service provider if you need the setting.

Please select the entity then input information includes realm, username, and password.

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"Realm" is a kind of verification for SIP Outbound Authentication. If SIP service provider does not provides this information. The gateway will create a default Realm (by string

USER-UNSPECIFIED-REALM) automatically with your Username and Password mentioned on last section for SIP Outbound Authentication. If there are more than one SIP entity is registered on this gateway. The gateway creates Realm for each entity. The default Realm helps you to register the

SIP server successfully.

Configuration

WEB Page: ADVANCED \ SIP OUTBOUND AUTHENTICATION

10.5. Configure STUN

The STUN (Simple Traversal UDP through NAT) server is an implementation of the STUN protocol that enables STUN functionality in SIP-based systems. The STUN server also includes a client API to enable STUN functionality in SIP endpoints.

STUN is an application-layer protocol that can determine the public IP and nature of a NAT device that sits between the STUN client and STUN server.

Notice: If your gateway is behind NAT (Use Private IP), must configure the parameter.

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After configuring the parameters of STUN, please act Warm-Restart.

Configuration

WEB Page: ADVANCED\STUN

You can enable and disable the service on WEB page.

The STUN refresh time defines how long the device will send a binding request packet with discard flag on to STUN server. A binding packet with discard flag off will be sent each time when the number of binding request packet with discard flag on reach the Rebinding counts. The binding request packet is used to let the STUN server keep the most fresh client information.

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10.6. Check SIP entity Status

You can use the WEB page to check the SIP entity is registered successful or unsuccessful.

WEB Page: ADVANCED\SIP COMMOM

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If the status shows “REGISTERED” means successful, otherwise means fail; please notice that.

When you find the registration is fail, first check the “Registrar Setting” configuration is normal, or not “Enable”.

Then check the “Public Address” and “Outbound Authentication” configuration is in normal status.

If the configurations are all right, please check the situation with your SIP service provider.

10.7. Phone Book

10.7.1. General Phone Book

Since the SIP phone number is not easy for regular phone to dial, VG3300 provide a SIP phone book to let standard phone to make a SIP call easier. The phone book uses index number to map

SIP account. User also can configure this index number to build the route by SIP Proxy or build the route without Proxy if destination gateway use fixed IP (Public IP or private IP in VPN)

For instance if the phone book is configure as below:

Index

100

Public Address

[email protected]

Port

5060

Via Proxy

No <-- GW1

Yes GW2

Notice: If your SIP account is digit type like [email protected] or [email protected], you don’t need to configure the items.

Configuration

WEB page: PHONEBOOK \

10.7.2. Hotline Function

A new Hotline function is added for VG3300 Firmware Version 1.07 or above

When hotline function is enabled, the FXS channel is connected to specified SIP device or

VES3302 (if the VG3300 is configured and register to VES3302 as a client) automatically when user of VG3300 FXS channel picks up hand-set.

♦ If the FXS channel is Hotlined to other SIP device (SIP Phone, Softphone), other SIP device

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♦ If the FXS channel is Hotlined to VES-3302 Line, FXS channel user of VG3300 hear dialing tone from VES3302 when pick up hand-set, and then he/she can dial extension number to other SIP device.

Configuration of Hotline

♦ Enable Hotline function

WEB page: PHONEBOOK \

♦ Setup index number

WEB page: PHONEBOOK \

When Hotline function is enabled, user also needs to specify which channels (FXS only) should join

Hotline function and which SIP number (Public Address) the channel is hotlined to.

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Hotline mapping table

Channel (FXS) only

1 st FXS channel

2 nd FXS channel

Index Number

1

2

Description

Index number “1” maps the 1 st FXS channel

Index number “2” maps the 2 nd FXS channel

16 th FXS channel 16 Index number “16” maps the 16 th FXS channel

Available Hotline index number

Model

VG3306

VG3310

VG3318

Available Hotline Index Number Note

1, 2, 3, 4

Depends on module used. Please refer to Only FXS channel can be table below. counted as index number

Depends on module used. Please refer to Only FXS channel can be table below. counted as index number

VG3310/VG3318 channel mapping number

Model

3318

3310

Group Location Channel Number (Please select FXS port only)

Group 1 Lower module(S1), 4 ports of left side 1 2

Group 2 Lower module(S1), 4 ports of right side 5 6

3

7

4

8

Group 3 Upper module(S2), 4 ports of left side 9 10 11 12

Group 4 Upper module(S2), 4 ports of right side 13 14 15 16

Group 1 4 ports from left

Group 2 4 ports from right

1

5

2

6

3

7

4

8

Any index number that is not listed in Available Hotline Index Number is recognized as normal index number and they are not used as hotline function and not all of the channels have to join hotline function. Please see the example below

Example Model: VG3306

Index

1

Public Address

[email protected]

Port Via Proxy

5060 No

Description

Channel 1 Hotline to

[email protected]

without proxy

[email protected] by proxy,

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300 [email protected] 5060 Yes

User of 1 st FXS channel picks up hand set, and then [email protected]

rings immediately

User of 2 nd FXS channel picks up hand set, and then [email protected] rings immediately

Hotline to VES3302

Assume the Public Address of VES3302 is [email protected]

and it has extension number

1001 to 1002.

1002

SIP Phone

(Notebook)

VTG3306

VES3302

Entity:

[email protected]

0.145.70

SIP

VG3300 Series

1001

Hotline to

VTG3306 Line

So we configure the Phone Book as below

Index

1

Public Address

[email protected]

Port

5060

Via Proxy

Yes

Description

Channel Hotline to

[email protected]

VES3302 directly

2 [email protected]

5060 Yes Channel Hotline to

[email protected]

VES3302 directly

User hears dial tone from VES3302 when pick up hand set and then dial extension no. for example

1002, to other SIP device

10.8. Make SIP Calls

After you have configured the SIP phone on the SIP phone book, you can easily make SIP calls.

You can select one way to make SIP call following these ways:

Standard Call: Dial <numbers>+<#>.

1. Compare dialing plan, check the number if it is in setting. Example 050.

2. If the number is in setting, send the call to proxy. If the calls does not match dialing plan or the registration to the proxy is fail, then the call will be sent to PSTN.

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3. If the number is not in dialing plan, the call will be sent to PSTN.

Phone Book Call: Dial <#>+ <index>+<#>.

1. Compare SIP Phone books; check the number if it is in phone book.

2. If the number is configured in Phone Book and Proxy selection is set to "No", you will hear a busy tone. If Proxy selection is set to "Yes", then send the call to proxy.

3. If the index number you had configured to use Via Proxy but it communicates with proxy failed, you will hear busy tone.

4. If the number is not in phone book, you will hear busy tone.

Force PSTN Call: Dial <*>+<numbers>.

Always go through PSTN

Hotline Call:

If the channel is configured to use Hotline function, any dialing above is disabled. If the channel is hotlined to other SIP device, no dialing is needs after user picks up handset. Other SIP device rings immediately.

Hotline Call to VES3302:

Dial <SIP extension number> or

<Prefix number (configured in VES-3302 Line)>

1. If you dial SIP extension number, other SIP device that register to VES-3302 Line with that SIP extension number will ring.

2. If you dial Prefix number, the call is relay to the IP-PBX network according to the Prefix Map specified in VES-3302 Line.

Notice: If you do not want to dial “#” after numbers, please configure the ‘Dial Ending

Time’ item. After the seconds, the call will be sent automatically.

WEB Page: ADVANCED\GENERAL

10.9. Make Inbound Transit Call

To make an inbound transit call from PSTN to SIP, you have to enable Auto Answer function of this gateway

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Please enable Auto Answer configuration at

WEB Page: CHANNEL

If you don't enable the Auto Answer configuration, the inbound call from PSTN will be assigned to a free FXS port of this gateway directly. It makes Inbound Transit Call impossible.

When Auto Answer function is enabled, the gateway will answer the call and calling side will hear the second dial tone. For the Auto Answer function, it is also divided into Enable and Enable w/

Pincode options. The configuration page is the same as above.

Dial Inbound Transit Call when Auto Answer is configured as Enable

Please dial the number below after the second dial tone:

1. SIP Number + ‘#’, Example: 73797# or

2. ‘#’ + Index Number + ‘#’, Example: #123#

If you still need to make a call to the FXS port of this gateway, please press "*" to seize a free FXS port.

Dial Inbound Transit Call when Auto Answer is configured as Enable w/ PIN code

This Auto Answer mode provides security control for the Inbound Transit call

Please dial the number below after the second dial tone:

1. PIN code + ‘#’+ SIP Number + ‘#’, Example: 7742#73797# or

2. PIN code + ‘#’+ ‘#’ + Index Number + ‘#’, Example: 7742##123#

If you still need to make a call to the FXS port of this gateway, please press "*" to seize a free FXS port.

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Notice for the Inbound Transit Call

1. If the SIP number that user dial does not match any prefix code configured in Dialing Plan page, the call is disconnected.

2. If the PIN code does not match any passwords configured in Password For Inbound Transit page, the call is terminated.

3. If the Index Number does not match any pre-configured Phonebook Index in Phone Book page, the Index Number will be regarded as SIP number and create a IP call without applying any match rule configured in Dialing Plan.

For which free FXS port that this gateway will seize, please refer to 11.5 Non-SIP Call port seizure preference

The PIN code (Password for Inbound Transit) is configured at chapter 12.8 Inbound Transit

The Dialing Plan is configured at chapter 11.1 Dialing Plan

The Index Number is configured at chapter 12.11 PHONE BOOK

10.10. Contact Address

The main purpose of Contact Address is making SIP calls without proxy.

The Contact Address is the same as the "Username" of Public Address if that field is configured. For

S/W version above 1.05, the value is read only. Generally speaking, "Username" of Default Account are digits and it is regarded as SIP number.

WEB Page: ADVANCED\SIP COMMOM

Making SIP calls without proxy server:

The SIP protocol allows you to make SIP calls directly to the destination number without through the proxy server. You can simply dial the SIP number to connect other SIP gateway. The typical example is: [email protected]

. Other SIP gateway that had already configured

[email protected]

in Phone Book can connect this gateway by number 413189 without routing through SIP Proxy.

Notice: For this type of SIP calls, the destination device’s IP address is already known and fixed.

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11. Other Parameters

11.1. Dialing Plan

X means all calls will be sent to SIP proxy, if the SIP call is fail, it is disconnected. Only if Outbound

Proxy is disabled, then the gateway will try to connect the number by PSTN. Outbound Proxy

Setting can be configured on Web Page: SIP Common. Please refer to 12.4 SIP COMMON

If the configuration is only ‘050’ means the numbers like 050xxxxx will send to SIP proxy, if you dial any other numbers like 100, the number will send to PSTN immediately.

Dialing Plan:

050 and 070

CO

Dial 82261234

The call is sent to

PSTN

VG3300

Configuration

WEB Page: ADVANCED\Dialing Plan

FXO

FXS Dial 050123456 or 070345678

The call will be defined to SIP account and sent to SIP Proxy. If the SIP call is fail, then it is disconnected.

Dial In Rewriting Rule

Number dialed from VG3300 can be converted to different number and sent to SIP Proxy. User can pre-define maximum 10 sets of prefix rewriting rule to convert the number that user dials before build the connection to SIP Proxy. It is useful to create a user-friendly dialing behavior and also can

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limit user to dial certain number. The rules below explain the judgment.

1. System will check the dialing plan on last page in advance to decide whether it is PSTN call or

SIP call.

2. If the call will be send to SIP Proxy, then system will exams the number to see if it meets

Rewriting Rule.

3. If the SIP call does not meets any Rewriting Rule, system will build the SIP call with the number that user dials.

4. If the numbers of the SIP call meets any Rewriting Rule, then the numbers is converted (or limited if it meets barring rule) and system build the SIP call by converted number.

Here is the example

Web Folder: ADVANCED \ DIALING PLAN

Pattern: Add the pattern that user may dial

Rewrite: Add the converted number if user dials the same digits in pattern column.

Fill in digits and click the AddDialin button

By the operation above, we create a Rewriting Rule table below and it controls all SIP call.

Pattern Rewrite

If the prefix number dials from user are 001~009, then the 3 digits are removed. For example, if user dials

00x

0028621123456, then the system dials 86211123456 to build SIP call.

If the prefix number dials from user are 0, then the digit is replaced with 886. For example, if user dials

0 886

0921123456, then the system dials 886921123456 to build SIP call.

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If the prefix number dials from user are 1~9, then add

8862 in front of the original number. For example, if x 8862x user dials 82263368, then the system dials

886282263368 to built SIP call.

If the prefix number dials from user are 0204, then the

0204 ! call is terminated.

Matching Rule

1. Best Match rule, the longest digits match first.

2. Wildcard ( x digits) match last

11.2. Call Forward

There are three forward types:

1. All: All incoming VoIP call to the SIP entity will be forward.

2. Busy: When the SIP entity is busy, the incoming VoIP call will be forward.

3. No Answer: When the SIP entity is no answer and after 30 seconds, the incoming VoIP call will be forward.

Notice:

In order to let the caller identify the port has been configured ”forward”; the caller will hear second dial tone, rather than normal dial tone.

If Auto Answer function is disabled, incoming call from PSTN seizes a free FXS port. The call is not forwarded even the seized FXS port is part of Call Forward SIP Entity.

If Auto Answer function is enabled, Incoming PSTN call dials "*" to seize a free FXS port after second dial tone. The call is not forwarded even the seized FXS port is part of Call Forward

SIP Entity.

If Auto Answer function is enabled, Incoming PSTN call dials "SIP phone number" of the gateway itself after second dial tone. The call is forwarded to other VG3300 or SIP device.

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Phone Set: Please refer to section Appendix A: Phone-Set Command.

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11.3. Inbound Authentication

You need to configure inbound authentication if you request authentication for other SIP phone to call you.

Configuration

WEB Page: ADVANCED \ SIP INBOUND AUTHENTICATION

11.4. FAX

For VG3300 software version 1.05 or above, SIP-based T.38 Fax protocol is applied. Any brand SIP gateway with SIP-based T.38 Fax protocol can transmit FAX with each other. T.38 is FAX protocol and it has better performance and better successful transmission rate. However, SIP device that does not support SIP-based T.38 still can transmit and receive FAX with VG3300 by G.711 codec.

G.711 codec uses more bandwidth, so it may not as good as SIP-based T.38 protocol if bandwidth control is the key factor of the network.

Setup method is listed below:

1. Web folder: “Channel”

Enable T.38 Fax Relay support. Configure it to Yes

2. Warm-Restart the system

Note: For FAX transmission, two gateways will change to SIP-Based T.38 Protocol automatically if

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both sides support SIP-based T.38.

Note:

If VG3300 connects different SIP devices, some have T.38, but some use G.711 codec only, then user should enable G.711 codec support for FAX. Setup method is listed below:

1. The same step as above set Connect Device to Fax

2. Setup “Codecs Type“, Web Folder: ADVANCED\SIP COMMON

Select and mark “PCMU” and “PCMA” Codecs (G.711 Standard), than click “Apply” button

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11.5. Non-SIP Call port seizure preference

For non-SIP Calls, the port seizure preference is listed below

1. Inbound from PSTN

If the inbound FXO port was configured as "Fax" device, it will also seize only FXS ports that

"Connect Device" is configured as Fax. The Voice devices behave the similar way.

From FXO port to FXS port

Connect Device at FXO port Connect Device at FXS port

VOICE port Select VOICE port only

Note

From the lowest port number upward

FAX port Select FAX port only From the lowest port number upward

2. Outbound to PSTN

For the calls from FXS to FXO, the ports of the same "Connect Device" type will be the prior selection for the calls.

If there is no correct configured port is available, it will ignore the "Connect Device" setting and create a call as the rule below.

From FXS port to FXO port

Connect Device at FXS port

VOICE port

FAX port

Connect Device at FXO port

Select VOICE port (1 st priority)

Select FAX port (2 nd priority)

Select FAX port (1 st priority)

Select VOICE port (2 nd priority)

Note

From the highest port number downward

From the highest port number downward

For the setting of "Connect Device", please refer to 12.10 CHANNEL

11.6. Call Waiting

Call waiting function for a FXS port to answer two SIP calls.

When D answer a SIP call from other SIP phone or gateway, such as A. In normal condition, another incoming call dial to D will be busy, such as B to D. With Call Waiting function, the phone

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D keeps talking with A and hears Call Waiting Tone if B calls D.

B hears normal ring back tone without sense any different.

If D keep talking with A and ignore the Call Waiting Tone for more than 30 seconds, Call

Waiting Tone stop and the phone call return to normal condition

If D keep talking with A and ignore the Call Waiting Tone for more than 30 seconds, B keep hearing ring back tone for 30 seconds and listen busy tone finally.

D can talk to B if D presses Flash button when hearing the Call Waiting Tone. Phone A is silent when D talk to B.

D can talk to A or to B by keep pressing Flash button to switch the two side.

C will hear busy tone when C call to D if there is one line in call waiting status for A.

3702A SIP Phone SIP GW

3702B

D E

Configuration

Enable the Call Waiting function of the FXS port (D) of VG3300 gateway. This function can be configured for each FXS port individually.

Web Folder: Channel\

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Connection Type

A: FXS port of VG3300 Series

B, C: SIP Device (VG3300 Series, other brand SIP gateway. SIP phone...), Normal PSTN phone call

(special condition is described below)

Call waiting function works only on SIP call. So PSTN call works when it is transited as SIP call. If

Inbound transit call is configured on VG3300 (please refer to 10.9 Make Inbound Transit Call), then

Call Waiting function is available when user dials the SIP number of this VG3300 gateway itself. If no inbound transit call function is configured, it is impossible to do call waiting function.

11.7. Target the Media (RTP)

For the SIP call passing through NAT, it is possible that the media would not deliver properly; owing to the RTP contact information (IP address, port number) is different from original RTP packet. This function selects different contact information for VG3300 to send RTP Packets to other SIP device within far-end NAT. It designates whether to use the source contact information from the UDP/IP header (Symmetric RTP) or the contact information specified within the packet (SDP) when the gateway send RTP packet

Web Folder:ADVANCED\SIP COMMON, Default Value is SDP

Example 1: Via Symmetric RTP

The source contact information (IP, port number) of RTP packet is IP: 61.222.217.30, port number:

10000, but the SDP in the packet is IP: 10.13.6.18, port: 4000. In this case, please Use

Symmetric RTP

VG3300 Series

(192.72.83.23, port: 10000)

SDP in Packet

10.13.6.18 port: 4000

61.222.217.30 port: 10000

Network

VG3300 tries the contact information from SDP first (IP:10.13.6.18, port number: 4000). If VG3300 finds that the contact information from SDP is different from the source contact information, then it will try the source contact information, as the example above, use IP:61.222.217.30, port number:10000. It makes SIP call successful.

Example 2: Via SDP (Default)

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This selection ignores the source contact information (IP, port number) which VG3300 received. It always sends the RTP packet to the contact information (IP, port number) described in the packet

(SDP) received.

Send RTP to

10.13.6.18 port: 4000

VG3300 Series

(192.72.83.23, port: 10000)

Network

SDP in Packet

10.13.6.18 port: 4000

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12. WEB MANAGEMENT INTERFACE

The Tree Architecture of Web Management is shown below

HOME BASIC GENERAL

IP SETTING

ADVANCED General

SIP COMMON

SIP OUTBOUND

AUTHENTICATION

SIP INBOUND ATHENTICATION

STUN

Dialing Plan

Inbound Transit (for gateway has

FXO port. Gateway without FXO port does not have this page)

CHANNEL

PHONE BOOK

ACCESS

CODE

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Category Section Description

Information Region ID Display region ID.(Read only)

Display software version.(Read only) Software

Version

BootRom

Version

Hardware

Version

Display BootRom Version.(Read only)

Display hardware Version.(Read only)

0

Time

Configuration

Card Type Display card type. (Read only)

Up-Time Display the use time since from system reboot.(Read only)

MAC

Address

Date

Display MAC address.(Read only)

Time

Time

Source

Show the date

Show the time

Select the time server to synchronize the time of this gateway

♦ Registrar: Get the time data from the

Registrar Server.

♦ NTP Server: Get the time data from the NTP Server

NTP Server Input the address if the system use

NTP server as time synchronization source. The gateway will synchronize with the NTP Server once a day. If the

NTP server inputted here is not available or fail to response, the gateway will retry it every 5 minutes.

The gateway has its own clock, so the clock will keep going according to last synchronization time. For NTP server information, please refer to http://www.ntp.org

Time Zone Select local system time zone. Select correct Time Zone.

Registrar

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Auxillary protocol

System

Restart saving

Signaling

Port

RTP

Base Port

Restart

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OFF: Disable daylight saving.

UDP port to transfer signal packets. It can be setting in the range of 0 to

65535. (Must reboot system to apply changes)(Only support VG and VTG devices)

Base of UDP port to receive RTP packets. It can be setting in the range of

0 to 65534.( Must be Even, after setting this item, please reboot system to apply changes)

None: Not to restart system.

Cold restart: Cold restart.

Warm restart: Warm restart.

0

4000

None

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12.2. IP SETTING

Category Section

IP Settings IP State

Description

The way to obtain IP addr ess:

Manual: En tered by user

(Static IP)

Auto(DHCP): As signed by

DHCP server

PPP oE: Assigned by PPPoE of

ISP

Manual

S etting

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Settings

DNS Server

Web

Password

Current Setting

Change To

Account

Password

Confirm

Password

Service Name

Primary Address

Secondary

Address

User Name

Password

Password

Confirm

Display the configured IP address, subnet mask addr ess and default gateway. (Read only)

Enter the IP address th at will be used after next restart,

Including:

IP Address

Subnet Mask Address

Default Gateway

(This item is used only on

Manual m ode of IP Setting.)

The user’s account of PPPoE protocol, provided by ISP.

The user’s password of PPPo E protocol.

Confirm the user’s password o f

PPPoE protocol.

1 92.168.0.2

255.255.255.0

192.168.0.1

The service name of PPPoE account, provided by ISP.

(Most ISP doesn’t need this)

168.95.1.1 The primary address of DNS server. The default setting would be diffe rent according to the local area. In Taiwan, the default setting is 168.95.1.1

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The second ary address of

DNS server.

The user’s name of Web

Manageme nt Interface.(12 character)

WEB

The passw ord of Web

Management Interface.( 6 character)

Enter the password again to confirm it.

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12.3. ADVANCED / GENERAL

Flash Button

Touch Tone (DTMF)

Guard Time

Dial Ending Time

Flash Time System confirmed

“Flash” time.

Duration The duration to send a

DTMF.

Inter-digit

Line

Dial Ending

Time

The inter-digit time of sending string of DTMF digits.

The time defines how long the system will not take incoming call after call has been disconnected.

The time specifies how long to end the dialing

Default Setting

200 msec

100 msec

100 msec

0.8 sec

4

1-10 (seconds)

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T.38 Fax Relay

Busy Tone Spec

Reorder Tone Spec number if a ‘#’ digit is missing.

Redundancy Number of times to retry

T.38 Fax protocol. Use more Redundant packet when network is unstable.

No Redundant packet

1 Redundant packet

2 Redundant packets

3 Redundant packets

4 Redundant packets

Frequency f1, f2

Cadence on, off. The on and off duration in playing the tone

Frequency f1, f2

Cadence on, off. The on and off duration in playing the tone

(300 ~ 3000Hz)

(100 ~ 5000ms)

(300 ~ 3000Hz)

(100 ~ 5000ms)

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Port and Header

Outbound Proxy

Setting

Port

Header

Form

Domain

Name

Port Control port number of SIP protocol.

Registrar Setting Domain

Name

Domain name or IP address of proxy that you want to register.

Out-band DTMF Control Enable/Disable

Enable: It “Disable” RFC 2833 DTMF

Default

The control port number of SIP protocol. 5060

Select ‘Standard’ or ‘Compact’ to be the

Standard header format of SIP packet. When

Compact is selected, the header will be shorter and it saves bandwidth.

Domain name or IP address of proxy. Empty

Disable

5060

Empty

Disable

Disable

Incoming Call

Screening

NAT Signalling

Keep Alive

Target the media

(RTP)

Screening Disable: Accept all incoming SIP call

Enable: This gateway only accepts incoming call through SIP

Proxy.

Disable

Control Port number mapping may change if the Disable connection to pass through some NAT device is timeout. This function sends

Dummy Packet to Proxy server every 50 seconds to keep the port number via

NAT intact.

Disable: Does not send Dummy Packet

Enable: Send Dummy Packet

Via Select the contact information (IP

Address, Port Number) to pass through

SDP

NAT device. Please refer to 11.7 Target the Media

SDP: via SDP

Symmetric RTP: via Symmetric RTP

Codecs Selection Codec

Type

G.729AB: Mark the selection to Enable

G.729AB Codec

Enable

G.723.1: Mark the selection to Enable Enable

G.723.1 Codec

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Public Address

Setting

PCMU: Mark the selection to Enable

PCMU Codec (G.711 u Law)

Default

Enable

PCMA: Mark the selection to Enable

PCMA Codec (G.711 A Law)

Enable

Priority your requirement.

G729-G723-P

CMU-PCMA

SIP Entity Select an entity and click Select button to display follow items’ setting of SIP entity section.

Select: Select Button

Entity

Control

Register: Register Button

De-Register: Cancel Register Button

Select Enable/Disable

Register

Status

Show the register status, if it shows

Registered means successful. (Read only)

Register: Register Button

De-Register: Cancel Register Button

1

Enable

Empty

CLIR Calling Line Identification Restriction

Disable: Send caller ID to SIP proxy when user make SIP call

Enable: Don’t send caller ID when user

Disable make SIP call. Note that for some SIP

Proxy Server, the SIP call is failed if no caller ID is sent. Please set “CLIR”

Disable for this case. That’s the reason why default value is disable.

Address Enter SIP phone number of the port.

The phone number general assigned by

Empty

SIP service provider.

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Contact Address

Setting

RFC 2833 DTMF

Forward To

SIP Entity

Members

Account Proxy

Username: It may the same as your SIP number

Password: Password for Authentication

Confirm Password: Reconfirm

Password

Default

Current

Setting

2833

DTMF

2833 In

Use

Forward

Address

Display current setting of

Contact Address. It will be

(Read Only) the same as the

Username of Public

Address Setting at this page of web if that field is configured

Enable: Enable RFC 2833 DTMF. Never

Negotiate: Encode DTMF to message and decode it back at destination.

Never: Convert DTMF to voice and sent by RTP packets.

Display current status of

DTMF configuration.

(Read Only)

Enter a SIP account (Public Address) forward. When users dial into the SIP

Entity, the call will be forwarded to the number. Only SIP calls can be forwarded.

Empty

Type N/A: All incoming calls are forward.

Busy: When the SIP entity is busy, the calls will be forward.

No Answer: When the SIP entity is no

N/A answer about 30 seconds, the calls will be forwarded.

Channel Show the all channels Depend on gateways

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Entity

Default

Show ‘+ ‘ means the SIP entity is for the Empty channel.

12.5. SIP OUTBOUND AUTHENTICATION

SIP Outbound

Authentication

Default

Maximum Maximum number of entries (Read Only) 50 allowed

(Read Only) 0 Entered Number of entries of authentication entered.

Entries List of entries (Read Only) Empty

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List

Update

Entry

Delete

Entry

Default

Entity: Which entity that you select.

Realm: Domain name or IP address.

Username: Username of authentication.

The gateway creates default entry according to the Public Address Setting

for easy registration. Please refer to 10.3

SIP Entity and 10.4 SIP Outbound

Authentication

Enter the information of outbound authentication

Entity: Select an entity.

Realm: Domain name or IP address.

Username: Enter Username of authentication.

Password: Enter password of authentication.

Confirm Password: Enter password again for confirmation.

Empty

Delete the information of outbound authentication

Entity: Select an entity.

Realm: Domain name or IP address.

Empty

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SIP Inbound

Authentication

Realm

Maximum

Entered

Entries List

Maximum number of entries allowed

Default

Enter domain name, IP address or word Empty string.

(Read Only) 20

Number of entries of authentication entered.

Display the entries

(Read Only) 0

(Read Only) Empty

Entity: Which entity that you select.

Username: Username of authentication.

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Update Entry Enter entries of authentication

Entity: Which entity that you select.

Username: Username of authentication.

Password: Password of authentication.

Empty

Confirm Password: Enter password again for confirmation.

Delete Entry Delete entries of authentication

Entity: Which entity that you want to delete.

Username: Username of authentication.

Empty

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DIALING PLAN

Dial In Rewriting

Rule

Maximum

Entered

Maximum number of (Read Only) 100 entries allowed

Number of entries of (Read Only) 1 authentication entered.

List

Add Dialing Plan Enter numbers. Example: 050. Empty

Delete Entry Enter numbers for delete. Empty

Control

Display the entries (Read Only) x

The default value “x“ means that all numbers that you dial will first go through SIP proxy.

Capacity

List

Digits dialed from VG3300 can be Disable rewrite to different digits and sent to SIP Proxy.

Enable/Disable

The max set of rewrite number

List the entries of original digits and the rewrite digits

Pattern: the pattern that user may dial

Rewrite: the converted number if user dials the same digit in pattern column.

Add Dialin (button) Pattern: Add the pattern that user may dial

Rewrite: Add the converted number if user dials the same digit in pattern column.

Fill in digits and click the Add

Dialin button

Del Dialin (button) Fill in the Pattern digit that will be deleted and click Del Dialin button

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Transit call

Description Default Value

Warning Time This gateway will send warning tone periodically to 60 check if the line is still alive. If calling side fail to press any key after hearing the warning tone, the line will be disconnected.

Release Call by

Checking RTP

Password

For Inbound

Transit

Maximum

Entered

Entries List

This gateway will check the RTP packet periodically to verify if the line is still alive. If no RTP

0 packet is found, the gateway will disconnect the call. When this value is set to "0", means the gateway will not check the RTP packet

(Read only) 32 Display no. of password can be accepted

Display the no. of password had been entered

(Read only) 0

List the detail data of password had been entered

(Display) Only) Blank

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Group Field Description

Add Passwords Enter a new password, any combination of digits

(0~9), less than 9 characters. The password will be used at PINcode for auto answer function

Default Value

Blank

Delete

Passwords

Enter the password to be deleted, refer the detail data under Entries List

Blank

12.9. STUN

Section Item Default

STUN Server Control Enable or Disable STUN Server service. Disable

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Section Item Default

NAT WAN IP Address Input this NAT WAN IP helps you to pass through NAT without using STUN server.

The port number inside and outside NAT should be the same. NAT WAN IP is the

Public IP that used on NAT device

Note: If you disable STUN server and input NAT WAN IP here, the RTP

(normally 4000) and Signaling (normally

5060) port number inside and outside

NAT must be the same, and Server Port need to be configured on NAT device.

STUN Server

Setting

(Read Only) 5 Maximum Maximum number of entries allowed

Entered

List

Number of entries of

STUN server that have been entered.

Display all of servers that have been entered.

(Read Only) 0

(Read Only)

Add

NAT Type

Mapping List

Delete

Type

Stun Refresh Time Interval

List

Add a stun server

IP Address: Enter IP address or Domain

Empty

Name

Port: Enter port number of service.

Empty Delete a stun server

IP Address: Enter IP address.

Port: Enter port number of service.

Display NAT type (Read Only) Unknown

It defines how long the device will send 30 a binding request packet with discard flag on to STUN server.

My ip/port: shows the private IP and port number.

Global ip/port: Display public IP and port number.

(Read Only) Empty

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Type Phone: FXS Interface, connect to telephone set or Fax machine.

Line: FXO Interface, connect to phone line.

Default

Setting

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Channel

Control

For FXS port:

Bothway: Can make and accept IP call and PSTN call from this channel

Disable Disable all functions of this port.

For FXO port:

IN_Only: Accept calls from

PSTN only

Bothway: Accept call from

PSTN or call dial from FXS

Disable: Disable all functions of this port.

Current State Display the current state of this port. (Read only)

Enable/ Disable.

Do not

Disturb

Enable/Disable does not disturb function

Enable

Disable

Silence

Suppression

Enable/Disable the function.

2833 In use Yes

No

(Read only)

Enable

Join SIP

Entity

Select an Entity for SIP.

Both FXS and FXO ports can join SIP Entity

1

Connect

Device

Phone: Connect to this port is regular phone

FAX: Connect to this port is

FAX machine. Codec will be fixed on G.711 if SIP-based

T.38 codec negotiation fails.

Both FXS and FXO ports can select their Connect Device

Phone

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T.38 FAX Relay

Voice

Battery

Reverse

This mechanism will reverse the polarity promptly that help some PBX to identify the start and end of each call

ON: Enable the function

OFF: Disable the function

Auto Answer This unit auto answer the call from FXO

Disable: Disable Auto Answer

Enable: Enable Auto Answer

Enable w/ Pincode: Enable

Auto Answer and Pincode verification.

Call Waiting Call waiting function for answering two incoming SIP

VoIP phone calls

Enable: Enable call waiting

Disable: Disable call waiting

Control

Input Gain

Yes: Use T.38 as FXS protocol

No: Don't use T.38 as FAX protocol. If user send or receive

FAX by this port, gateway can use G.711 (PCMU, PCMA) to pass-through FAX, please refer

to 11.4 FAX

Adjust Voice input Gain

Output Gain Adjust Voice output Gain

OFF

Disable

Disable

No

0

0

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SIP Phone Book Maximum Maximum number of entries allowed

Default

Apply to Hotline Control Enable or Disable the hotline function to

VES-3302 Line or other SIP device to make

Disable hotline call.

(Read Only) 200

Entered Number of entries of phone books entered.

Entries

List

Display phone books

Index: Dialing number

Public Address: SIP account.

Port: Port number.

Via Proxy: Via proxy or not.

(Read Only) 0

(Read Only) Empty

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Update

Entry

Delete

Entry

Enter entries

Index: Enter dialing number

Public Address: Enter SIP account.

Port: Enter port number

Via Proxy: Select via Proxy or not

Delete entries

Index: Enter the index for delete.

Default

Empty

Empty

13. Use Private IP (Behind NAT)

Using a Private IP in a NAT Environment

The gateway is able to communicate with other gateways under a NAT environment using Private

IP addresses on the LAN side of your IP Sharing device. However you must configure the IP

Sharing device to treat the gateway as a Virtual Server using UDP port 5060,2000.

You will have to ask MIS personnel to enable the ports listed in the following table.

Packet Modes Using Ports

SIP Signal Packets UDP 5060

Gateway Signaling Port UDP 2000

Gateway RTP Base Port UDP 4000

FTP software upgrade TCP 21

Web management TCP 80

If you want to use private IP behind NAT and Proxy Server is in Internet, you must need to enable

STUN service. If the system is installed in VPN, it is not necessary to Enable Stun.

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14. File Management

14.1. File Types

The naming convention to the file type of VPS3302 is listed in the following table:

File Type Description File Name

SIP3302.CFG

SIP3304.CFG

SIP33XX.CFG

SIP3302.RUN

SIP3304.RUN

SIP33XX.RUN

SIP3302.WEB

SIP3304.WEB

SIP33xx.WEB

System configuration file

Executing file

Web file

File of system configuration

System Software

Page for web browser

14.2. Software Update

14.2.1. Software update via FTP

Preparation before Updating FIRMWARE

1. Power on the Conference Bridge

2. Get Windows based PC ready

3. LAN cable is well connected (for FTP)

4. Configure the IP, Subnet, and Default Gateway of this gateway and PC

5. Get the file of update “GW FIRMWARE” ready

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Software Update by FTP for File Type RUN and WEB

1. Execute FTP Client Software, e.g. CuteFTP

Enter IP Address, User Name (default is FTP), Password (the password of FTP and

Console is same, and the default is blank), and the Port Number to 21 gateway will be displayed on the window if the connection is successful.

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3. Select the file with extension of .RUN and click button Upload and then Yes to overwrite.

(Please notice that the file name must be same as the file name in the Gateway, e.g.

SIP3304 .RUN

).

4. After the file is overwritten (you may check if the time of the file is updated), Gateway has to run Cold Start to store the configure file, then the updating is effective.

5. Select the file with extension of .WEB and click button Upload (Please notice that the file name must be same as the file name in the Gateway, e.g. SIP3302 .WEB

). And repeat the step 3 ~ 4.

6. Check if the uploading is successful, you enter the Web Management Page to examine the version of software. (Web Folder: BASIC\GENERAL)

Check if the version is

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15. Appendix

15.1. Appendix A: Phone-Set Command

Pick up the handset and listen for the dialing tone. Dial “##0000 and listen for three consecutive tones before setting the following parameters. After input the parameters, please dial ‘# to end the configuration.

Command Description

01 IP State

Parameters

0 : static; 1: DHCP; 2: PPPoE xxx*xxx*xxx*xxx

03 Subnet xxx*xxx*xxx*xxx

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14

15

Primary DNS Server

IP

Second DNS Server

IP xxx*xxx*xxx*xxx xxx*xxx*xxx*xxx

Select Signaling Port 0~65535

Select RTP Base Port 0~65534 (limit to even port number only)

PPPoE username

PPPoE password

User name (use the mapping table to map character into digits)

Password (use the mapping table to map character into digits)

DND

SIP Forward State

Do not Disturb, this line accept dial out call only.

All incoming call is terminated. 0 : Disable ; 1:

Enable

0 : Disable ; 1: Enable; 2: Busy; 3: No Answer

Number

The SIP number that this line will forward to. The

Forward To address is "key in phone-set number@SIP proxy registered". For example,

[email protected]

, 73796 is the number you key-in by phone-set. fwd.pulver.com is the registered proxy of this gateway.

Change Service Port 1:FTP; 2:HTTP 3:Telnet (Port: 0-65535)

Change WEB 6 digits

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16

40

41

42

46

47

95

97

98

Password

Change FTP

Password

Listen for the IP

Address

Listen for the Subnet

Mask

Listen for the Default

Gateway

Listen for WEB, FTP,

Telnet Port

Listen for Current

Public Address

6 digits

(ending ”#” is not required)

(ending ”#” is not required)

(ending ”#” is not required)

1:FTP; 2:HTTP 3:Telnet

(ending ”#” is not required)

Region ID

Reset unit to Factory

Default values

2 digits

1: reset all; 2: keep IP

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15.2. Appendix B: Console Command

User Exec commands

Enable

Exit

Help

Show

Turn on privileged commands

Exit from the EXEC

Description of the interactive help system

Show running system information show

Dns Show the IP address of domain name server ethernet history

FastEthernet port status and configuration

Display the session command history

Ip running-config version

Display IP configuration

Show current operating configuration

System hardware and software status

Privileged Mode

Configure Enter configuration mode

Disable

Exit

Help

Ping

Probe-hook

Probe-remove

Reload

Restart

Show

Global Mode

Dbflush

Dns

End

Exit

Help

Ip

Log

No pppoe regional_id service_port

Turn off privileged commands

Exit from the EXEC

Description of the interactive help system

Send echo request to destination probe busytone cadence stop probe busytone cadence

Halt and perform cold start

Halt and perform warm start

Show running system information

DataBase flush

Set the IP address of domain name server

Exit from configure mode to privileged mode

Exit from configure mode

Description of the interactive help system

Global IP configuration subcommands

Control log output

Negate a command or set its defaults

PPPoE configuration subcommands

Set regional id

Set service port number

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15.3. Specifications

Voice Interface

FXS interface

FXO interface

Connectors

Voice compression

Silence suppression

Echo cancellation

Jitter buffer

Gain control

Transport protocols

Call control protocol

Network Interface

Number of ports

Loop start, 2 wire

Feeding Voltage: 20V

Feeding Current: 30 mA

Loop start, 2 wire

RJ-11 Connectors (3304/3306)

IDC Connectors (3310/3318)

G.711/G.723/G.729AB

VAD, CNG

G.165/G.168 16ms

Adaptive jitter buffer management

In/Out +/-6db

RTP, RTCP

Pure SIP

Two Ethernet ports

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Dimension

Power

Power consumption

Working environment

EMI

PTT

Safety

VG3306: 172mm x 177mm x 35 mm

VG3310: 440mm x 44mm x 254 mm

VG3318: 440mm x 66mm x 254 mm

Voltage: 100-240 VAC, Frequency: 50/60 Hz

VG3306: 12W

VG3310/3716: 70W

Operating temperature: 0 to 50℃

Storage temperature: -10 to 70℃

FCC part 15 Class B . CE Mark

FCC part 68 , NALTE , iDA , JATE cUL , CCIB , CB

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15.4. Mapping table of characters used in PPPoE

Character Digits to key-in Character Digits to key-in

0 30 X 58

1 31 Y 59

2 32 Z 5*0

3 33 a 61

4 34 b 62

5 35 c 63

6 36 d 64

7 37 e 65

8 38 f 66

9 39 g 67

@ 40 h 68

A 41 i 69

B 42 j 6*0

C 43 k 6*1

D 44 l 6*2

E 45 m 6*3

F 46 n 6*4

G 47 o 6*5

H 48 p 70

I 49 q 71

J 4*0 r 72

K 4*1 s 73

L 4*2 t 74

M 4*3 u 75

N 4*4 u 76

O 4*5 w 77

P 50 x 78

Q 51 y 79

R 52 z 7*0

S 53 = 3*3

T 54 . 2*4

U 55

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15.5. Region ID

Country Region ID Country Region ID Country Region ID

Argentina 01 France 12 Singapore 36

Australia 02 Germany 13 Slovenia 38

Portugal 04 India 18 Spain 40

Brazil 05 Italy 22 Switzerland 42

Canada 06 Japan 23 Taiwan 43

China 07 Korea 24 Thailand 44

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15.5. Region ID

Country Region ID Country Region ID Country Region ID

Argentina 01 France 12 Singapore 36

Australia 02 Germany 13 Slovenia 38

Portugal 04 India 18 Spain 40

Brazil 05 Italy 22 Switzerland 42

Canada 06 Japan 23 Taiwan 43

China 07 Korea 24 Thailand 44

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