Basic System Setup
VoIP²ALL 8 - 16 - 24 Channel Gateway User Guide
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To configure a prefix to a port:
1)
From the Main Toolbar, click
Ports
.
2)
Select a port from the list on the left.
3)
Select the
Prefixes
tab. A prefix table for the selected port is displayed.
4)
Enter the prefixes you want to add to this port in the table.
There are two rules:
The default prefix is
*.
If the prefix of a port is
*
, then all the calls that do not match a prefix in
another port are routed through this port.
If two or more ports have the same prefix then the Gateway will divide the calls between the
ports.
Note: To avoid losing calls, make sure that the cellular prefix is different than the VoIP and Host
prefixes.
1)
(Optional) You can modify the dialing number received from the SIP which the Gateway uses to
dial out by using the following parameters:
Remove Prefix
- Select how many
digits
to remove from the beginning of the dialed number.
Add Prefix
- Enter the
digits
to be added at the beginning of the number.
2)
Click
Save
.
3.1.4.4.
LAN CONFIGURATION
When the Gateway is working behind NAT or a Firewall, you must make sure that the ports of the
Gateway are accessible from the public IP to the Gateway local IP.
The following ports need to be forwarded to the Gateway:
Port
2007
- to make connection with the PC software
Port
2008
and port
2009
(optional
)
- to allow access to the internal SIM Server
Port range from
5060
to
6066
- for the SIP registration and calls
3.1.5.
CONFIGURING A SECOND MASTER
When working with a 24ch VoIP²ALL Gateway the second part of the master (ST2) must be
configured. Follow the same configuration steps which you performed for the 1st part of the master
above.
3.1.6.
BASIC SYSTEM TEST
Once you have completed the basic configuration described in the previous sections, you can now
test that the system is functioning normally using the following procedures.
To call from your SIP client (i.e. IP PBX) through the Gateway to the cellular network:
1)
On the Main Toolbar, click
Monitor
.
