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5 Getting Started - System Configuration and
Activation
The PIKA T1/E1 Gateway is shipped with all the required software already installed. The basic configuration can be performed
from a standard web browser such as Microsoft Internet Explorer. While the PIKA T1/E1 Gateway has been designed to make
configuration as simple and straightforward as possible, it is still necessary to have some detailed information about your network,
SIP registration server as well as the ISDN trunks from your telephone service provider.
5.1 Accessing the Graphical User Interface (GUI)
The following procedure explains how to access the GUI for the first time.
Note: The system must be rebooted before any changes to the network settings will take effect.
The gateway is shipped with a default IP address of 192.168.0.110. The default password is "Password". In order to access the
gateway for the first time, the user will first need to connect a separate "client" PC to the gateway using either a) a hub, network
switch or router or b) an Ethernet crossover cable. Then, in order for the client PC to be able to access the gateway, the user will
need to change the IP address on the client PC to one that is on the same network as the gateway. Finally, the user will access the
gateway's configuration GUI from the client PC by entering 192.168.0.110 in the address bar of the web browser on the client PC.
Once the IP address of the gateway has been changed to a valid address on the network, the user can access the GUI and make
changes to the gateway's configuration parameters by browsing to that IP address from any PC on the network.
Standard Method
Use this method if connecting the gateway to an existing network.
For example, using a Windows XP based machine do the following:
1. Connect the gateway to the network using a hub, switch or router.
2. From another PC on the network, open the Control Panel (Start > Settings > Control Panel) and select Network Connections.
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