Matrix NAVAN CNX200, System Manual

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• If you want the Soft-phone Client to register using the WAN network, select Use Active WAN
(Ethernet WAN/WWAN) as the Internal Registrar Server Address.
• If you want the Soft-phone Client to register using the LAN network, select Use Ethernet LAN as the
Internal Registrar Server Address.
• If Dynamic DNS is configured in the Network Parameters, select Use Dynamic DNS Host Name as
the Internal Registrar Server Address.
By default, Use Active WAN (Ethernet WAN/WWAN) is selected as the Internal Registrar Server
Address.
7.
Select the appropriate External Registrar Server Address to register the Matrix SPARSH Mobile Soft-
phone Client with the SIP Registrar of NAVAN from a public network (or, the Internet). Select the option
according to your installation scenario:
• If you want the Soft-phone Client to register using the WAN network, select Use Active WAN
(Ethernet WAN/WWAN) as External Registrar Server Address.
• If the Soft-phone Client is connected using the Public Network and NAVAN is located behind a Router,
or NAVAN is located behind a NAT Router and STUN is programmed, select
Use Router/STUN's IP
Address as External Registrar Server Address.
Make sure you configure either the Router’s Public IP Address or Simple Traversal of UDP over
NAT (STUN) in the VoIP Port page under the PBX Settings tab.
• If Dynamic DNS is configured in the Network Parameters, select Use Dynamic DNS Host Name as
External Registrar Server Address.
By default, Use Active WAN (Ethernet WAN/WWAN) is selected as the External Registrar Server
Address.
8.
Select the Language for the application. Default: English.
NAVAN provides language support for English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian. When
you select any of these languages, all the prompts and command strings will appear in the selected
language in the corresponding application.
• Soft-phone Client users can change the language from the corresponding application.
• The Language can be changed by logging into the SA Jeeves also.
Transport Mode and SRTP
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• Transport Mode: Define the Transport Mode for SIP packets from the list box, either, TCP or TLS . When
security of SIP messages is of primary concern, you should select TLS.
62. Check for availability.