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C2 General 

HUAWEI 7900 SERIES HOMEWORKER GUIDE

 

Bandwidth requirements  

Your 

broadband speed needs to be at least 1Mbit/s to support this phone

.  

If you need more than one IP phone for your home site, we would recommend another 500Kbps per 
phone. Home sites with more than four IP phones require dedicated access and therefore only four 
One Net IP phones are recommend. Please contact your Company Administrator and confirm that 
your home site is suitable for Homeworker services.  
Our IP Phone service works with the majority of routers and broadband providers. However, if you do 
have any problems or want to check before installing a new broadband service, just get in touch with 
your ISP via their contact pages to confirm that their service supports SIP for IP Voice.  
It is unusual, but some ISPs may restrict SIP traffic. If your IP Phone fails to connect and you have 
contacted your Company Administrator, please contact your ISP to ensure that they allow SIP traffic. 
If you are considering installing a new broadband service for the One Net Business service, check with 
your provider that they allow SIP traffic.  
If you are operating as a 

Homeworker on a “home” network, the router/gateway needs to be non

-SIP 

aware, e.g

. disable ALG (Application Layer Gateway), and/or any other VOIP settings on the 

router 

 

If you are operating as a 

Homeworker on an “enterprise” network, the router/gateway needs to be 

non-SIP aware, e.g. 

disable ALG (Application Layer Gateway), and/or any other VOIP settings on 

the router. The firewall needs to be SIP aware, e.g. the 5060 and RTP ports need to be open. 
Any other QOS needs SIP and RTP as a priority. 

 

To enable the service on your router

, UDP port 5060 needs to be open 

to the specified IP phone. 

Please contact your ISP and/or equipment vendor for specific instructions on how to check and 
amend the router/firewall  

The IP Phone will not work with satellite broadband, 

as there is high latency on this type of 

connection, which prevents the device from talking to the network. WiMax, bonded lines and secure 
firewalls may also not work with a One Net Business IP Phone.  
Port ranges needed opening:  

5060 

 SIP 

 

1024- 65535- UDP 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for 7900 Series

Page 1: ...our IP phone in normal household temperatures not in humid conditions and away from water Your IP phone requires a UK mains power supply and during power outages the phone will not be available for emergency calls Your IP phone can be in the UK only Other devices that use a lot of bandwidth such as streaming audio and video or gaming will share the broadband connection with your phone If you find ...

Page 2: ...f you are considering installing a new broadband service for the One Net Business service check with your provider that they allow SIP traffic If you are operating as a Homeworker on a home network the router gateway needs to be non SIP aware e g disable ALG Application Layer Gateway and or any other VOIP settings on the router If you are operating as a Homeworker on an enterprise network the rout...

Page 3: ...nnections It is not possible for Vodafone to control your home or business broadband connection and protect the quality of your voice calls over those connections Vodafone is not responsible for how your ISP manages or control your broadband traffic It is recommended that you choose a broadband service with an unlimited data cap to avoid calls being blocked by the ISP You should be aware of the ot...

Page 4: ...iving any calls Check that the handset is not set to Do Not Disturb If call quality is poor or you re unable to make a call Close down other devices or applications that are sharing your broadband connection If there is no network connectivity Check that your broadband is working normally on other devices e g email and web surfing Check that the power and network cables are properly connected to t...

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