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This file provides instructions for setting up Cisco 827-4V Router and SIP for Go2Call service.
The following example uses Cisco 827-4V gateway with four FXS/FXO ports and SIP protocol. Prior to
the configuration, you must obtain:
-IP address and Internet service from your local ISP provider
-Account with Go2Call and up to 4 different PIN number
-Cisco 827-4V with all necessary voice cards and modules
STEP 1
Connecting to the PC
Use the blue console cable and DB-9 adaptor. Connect one end of the cable to the Console port on the
router, and the other end with DB-9 adaptor to COM 1 or COM2 port on PC.
Cisco 827-4V Router Configuration
With SIP for Go2Call Service
STEP 2
Terminal Programs
Start any terminal program on the PC (for example, Hyper Terminal). Use the following terminal Settings:
9600 baud rate
No parity
8 data bits
1 stop bot
No flow control
This will power up the router. You will know it has booted up successfully if your receive this prompt:
Router>
