[voip_addict]

Thanks hittenb

I couldn't resist playing with this thing and it working now with Sipbroker.
But wasnt able to use [x*][x*].<:@sipbroker.com> in the dial plan.

With [x*][x*].<:@sipbroker.com> in the dial plan, when **** is entered to access the ATA menu, I either don't get into it or I'll get into the menu but also at the same time the ATA will attempt to call out.

Basically conferencing me , the ATA and whatever else the ATA is trying to connect to - In this case the call failed tone.

Which either causes one of the following to happen.
1. Either the ATA crashes or
2. I may not be able to enter any of the options like 110#
because with a call failed sound interfering with me being able to enter anything on the keypad.

To overcome this I changed the SIP broker part of the dial plan to *xxx[*x]x.<:@sipbroker.com>

I've shortened my dial plan quite a bit to make it easier to troubleshoot this problem.

Heres a line by line copy of the what I'm currently working with:

(x|*xx|
<31800:*31800>xxxx.<:@fwd.pulver.com>|
44800xxxx.<:@proxy.ideasip.com>|
<47800:*47800>xxxx.<:@fwd.pulver.com>|
<49130:*0049130>xxxxx.<:@proxy01.sipphone.com>|
<49800:*0049800>xxxxx.<:@proxy01.sipphone.com>|
<:*18003733>411S0<:@fwd.pulver.com>|
1[2-9]xx[2-9]xxxxxxS0<:@sipbroker.com>|
011[2-9]xxxxxx.<:@sipbroker.com>|
*xxx[*x]x.<:@sipbroker.com>|
<#:>[x*][x*].)
Now whats odd is Sipbroker peering codes can still be used but when **** is entered to access the Linksys Configuration Menu I now here a clicking in the background that sounds exactly like someone is picking up an extension phone, hanging it up, picking it up again, hanging up after a few seconds, etc. There are no phones connected to the ATA except the one I'm testing this with.

What am I missing here???

[hwittenb]

Originally Posted by voip_addict

What am I missing here???

I tried your dial plan in my SPA3000 and didn't have any trouble accessing the IVR. Maybe your problem is with some other settings in your adapter or perhaps it is firmware level dependent. I'm running on older firmware. You could reset to factory and put your configuration settings back and see if that makes any difference.

I also tried ([*x][*x].<:@sipbroker.com>) as a dial plan and I didn't have any problem accessing the IVR.

I would try to figure out a way to either use a static network ip address or set your router so that it always issues the same DHCP address to your adapter so you don't have to access the IVR except in unusual circumstances. I use dd-wrt for a router and it lets you setup the adapter's mac address in the router so that it always issues the same network ip address to the adapter and you can put a bookmark in your web browser to access the adapter.

[voip_addict]

Originally Posted by hwittenb

I tried your dial plan in my SPA3000 and didn't have any trouble accessing the IVR. Maybe your problem is with some other settings in your adapter or perhaps it is firmware level dependent. I'm running on older firmware. You could reset to factory and put your configuration settings back and see if that makes any difference.

My SPA3102 hardware version 1.3.5(a) running firmware 5.1.7
I'll just keep the: (*xxx[*x]x.<:@sipbroker.com>) in the dial plan along with the ([*x][*x].<:@sipbroker.com>) as that seems to help.

I'll test it on some other firmware versions to see what happens.

One thing I like about firmware version 5.1.7 is not having to press the # key after dialing variable number of digits when using a proxy configured in the dial plan.

Originally Posted by hwittenb

I would try to figure out a way to either use a static network ip address or set your router so that it always issues the same DHCP address to your adapter so you don't have to access the IVR except in unusual circumstances. I use dd-wrt for a router and it lets you setup the adapter's mac address in the router so that it always issues the same network ip address to the adapter and you can put a bookmark in your web browser to access the adapter.

Funny you mention it. A couple weeks ago we had a power surge. Not being able to find a replacement WRT54 locally (in the version I want) I grabbed something else to hold me over for a couple weeks.

For the time being I'll wind up assigning static ip addresses to everything on the LAN.

Thanks for the reply,

VoIP_Addict

[voip_addict]

Originally Posted by hwittenb

I tried your dial plan in my SPA3000 and didn't have any trouble accessing the IVR. Maybe your problem is with some other settings in your adapter or perhaps it is firmware level dependent. I'm running on older firmware. You could reset to factory and put your configuration settings back and see if that makes any difference.

My SPA3102 hardware version 1.3.5(a) running firmware 5.1.7
I'll just keep the: (*xxx[*x]x.<:@sipbroker.com>) in the dial plan along with the ([*x][*x].<:@sipbroker.com>) as that seems to help.

I'll test it on some other firmware versions to see what happens.

One thing I like about firmware version 5.1.7 is not having to press the # key after dialing variable number of digits when using a proxy configured in the dial plan.

Originally Posted by hwittenb

I would try to figure out a way to either use a static network ip address or set your router so that it always issues the same DHCP address to your adapter so you don't have to access the IVR except in unusual circumstances. I use dd-wrt for a router and it lets you setup the adapter's mac address in the router so that it always issues the same network ip address to the adapter and you can put a bookmark in your web browser to access the adapter.

Funny you mention it. A couple weeks ago we had a power surge. Not being able to find a replacement WRT54 locally (in the version I want) I grabbed something else to hold me over for a couple weeks. Being able to quickly lock down a lan ip to a mac address is a sweet feature.

For the time being I'll wind up assigning static ip addresses to everything on the LAN.

Thanks for the reply,

VoIP_Addict

[nugraha_adi2001]

Hi Guys Need Your help, I have buy spa2102, I want this device as our VoIP to call our branch office I give you our infrastructure network like this

HO Branch Office
Swithc---Mikrotik Router----VPN-----Mikrotik Router---Switch

we have bandwith 128 kbps so I think that's enough to use tha link for VoIP. I still have confusing for the dial plan, I can't dial, but i can hear rone not dial tone, could you give more explanation for the dial plan? for the IP address HO is 10.20.1.111 branch is 10.20.2.111

thanks for help guys

regards

adi

[hwittenb]

Usually you need to dial some extension number or userid at the receiving location ... Assume the number is 12345.

A dial plan to call 12345 at 10.20.2.111 would be (<:12345@10.20.2.111>) or (<:12345@10.20.2.111>S0) if you want it to dial when you lift the receiver.

If you are calling another 2102 there are two lines on the 2102. The default port number is 5060 and is not required in the dialing address. If you are calling the other line you should also put the port number in the address. For instance if the port number is 5061 you follow the ip address with :5061

You need to enable ip dialing which is a setting near the dial plan.

Enable IP Dialing: YES

[nugraha_adi2001]

hi thanks for your explanation, for the dial plan
i have put that to the spa2102

spa2102--Ip address 10.20.1.111--line1 Ip dial yes codec G723
(<:123@10.20.1.111:5060>) is it correct?

spa2102--Ip address 10.20.2.111---line1 Ip dial yes codec G723
(<:12345@10.20.2.111:5060>) ist icorrect?
I have put it but nothing happen

thanks

[hwittenb]

I forgot, you need to set
Register NO
Ans Call Without Reg YES
Make Call Without Reg YES

on each SPA.

Originally Posted by nugraha_adi2001

spa2102--Ip address 10.20.1.111--line1 Ip dial yes codec G723
(<:123@10.20.1.111:5060>) is it correct?

That should dial (after the interdigit timeout) the distant SPA2102 at 10.20.1.111 if the distant SPA2102 has port 5060 and user id 123 on the Line tab.

spa2102--Ip address 10.20.2.111---line1 Ip dial yes codec G723
(<:12345@10.20.2.111:5060>) ist icorrect?

That should dial the distant SPA at 10.20.2.111 if the user id on the Line tab on the distant spa is 12345.

Codec G723 should work OK. G711u would be better quality if you have the bandwidth.

[benitoh]

This is my dial plan for dominican republic:

(1809xxxxxx!|809xxxxxxx!|[2-79]11<:@gw0>|xx.|*xx.|**xx.|<#1,:>xx.<:@gw1>|<#9,:>xx .<:@

gw0>|<#9,:>*xx<:@gw0> |<#2,:>[x*][x*].<:@gw2>|<#3,:>

[x*][x*].<:@gw3>)
please check for eny error as it is my first time it is for spa3000

thanks

Benito A.

[hwittenb]

Originally Posted by benitoh

This is my dial plan for dominican republic:

(1809xxxxxx!|809xxxxxxx!|[2-79]11<:@gw0>|xx.|*xx.|**xx.|<#1,:>xx.<:@gw1>|<#9,:>xx .<:@

gw0>|<#9,:>*xx<:@gw0> |<#2,:>[x*][x*].<:@gw2>|<#3,:>

[x*][x*].<:@gw3>)
please check for eny error as it is my first time it is for spa3000

Benito, it looks OK. You are blocking calls to the Dominican Republic unless sent via the provider you have configured for gw1, gw2, gw3 or on the pstn line. The PSTN line is accessed with #9. Emergency calls go to the pstn line. Calls go to the Line 1 provider, or as directed to the provider you have configured on the gateways or to the pstn line.