Zultys ZIP2, User Manual

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A. Download and Configuration Utility
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Important
Press the Save VLAN Settings button to save the configured values to the phone.
Settings do not take effect until you power cycle the phone or execute a Reset
command (see section A.2.16 on page 59).
A.2.5 SIP Configuration
This panel comprises two sections: SIP Server Settings and Gateway Settings. To access this panel,
select SIP from the main menu and SIP from the sub-menu.
Important
Press the Save SIP Settings button to save the configured values to the phone.
Settings do not take effect until you power cycle the phone or execute a Reset
command (see section A.2.16 on page 59)
A.2.5.1 SIP Server Settings
The top panel section, next to the SIP Server Settings text, lists the current server, port, and
domain settings. You can enter values for these parameters, which are loaded to the phone when
you press the Save SIP Settings button. Any parameter that you leave blank at the time you press
the Save SIP Settings button will be filled on the basis of information provided via DNS-SRV.
Server Address. This is either the IP address or the Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) of the
SIP Server to which the phone is connected. When this parameter is left blank, the software
performs a DNS SRV lookup to resolve the SIP server for your domain.
Port. This parameter configures the transport protocol port number. The default port for both
TCP and UDP transports is 5060, which is the value recommended by the SIP specification.
Domain Name. This is the domain name which makes up the domain portion of the address of
record username@domain. It is also the domain used in the DNS-SRV lookup.
Send Registration Request. When this option is selected, the phone sends a Registration Request
method to the SIP Server when it is initially powered up and then once every 1800 seconds.
Backup Server Address. This is either the IP address or the FQDN of the backup SIP server. The
SIP Extensions Panel, described in section A.2.6, sets the criteria for bypassing the primary SIP
server
Figure A-4 VLAN Configuration panel