[pskram]

Hi,

I have two SPA 2000's located on one network. Can they be configured to perform peer-to-peer dialing (without SIP Server)?

I have read that the DLINK DG-102SP can be setup in this way.
www.dlink.com.au

Does anyone see a solution answer to my question.

Cheers

Peter Marks

Originally Posted by pskram

Hi,

I have two SPA 2000's located on one network. Can they be configured to perform peer-to-peer dialing (without SIP Server)?

I have read that the DLINK DG-102SP can be setup in this way.
www.dlink.com.au

Does anyone see a solution answer to my question.

Cheers

Peter Marks

If you mean, can you call one SPA from the other? Yes, via IP address, just make sure IP dialing is enabled on your device.

[pskram]

I Attempted to do this with IP address dialing but nothing happened.

Is there a howto or mini howto on how to set this up for the first basic time.

Anything help is greatly appreciated.

Cheers,

Peter Marks

If you mean, can you call one SPA from the other? Yes, via IP address, just make sure IP dialing is enabled on your device.

[lowspeed2000]

notice my IP posting. nobody seems to know.

But here is the reply i got from sipura, didn't help me much: (apearently you have to remove the use proxy to be able to use it.)

Did Vonage publish this information somewhere, to allow
non vonage subscribers to call their subscribers? If not, I'm
afraid Vonage won't allow this.

IP dialing is mostly aim for end point calling end point directly
by dialing the peer's IP, not through the proxy (as you described here);
unless the proxy server explicitly supports it and routes the call for you.
To call your peer, dial something like 12345*100*1*2*3*5068#,
where 12345 is the user-id (like a phone number), 100*1*2*3 is the
IP address and 5068 is the port number where the other side is listening
for SIP signaling. If the SIP port is 5060, then *5060 is optional.

If you bypass the proxy, that means you are bypassing the
service provider's infrastructure all together. So you need to figure
out how to punch through NAT on your own, which is hard when
both end points are behind NAT.

TIPS: You need to set "Use Outbound Proxy" to "no" to dial the
end point directly. (But we plan to skip outbound proxy automatically for
IP dialing in future releases).





Hi there,

I need some clarification on the IP dialing function.

I have FWD and SIPphone on line 1 and 2 respectively.

how do I call a vonage user for example:

15555555555@sip.vonage.net

which should dial as: 15555555555*12*144*47*38

But I get no response at all.

[tcsekhar]

Is it permitted to use a hostname instead of the ip address? if so, will I be able to call a vonage ATA by this way?

ex: 19166711306@sekhar.sytes.net

Will this ring my vonage phone?

Thanks.

Sekhar

[PhoneBoy]

From the handset, no you must dial by IP. However, you can dial by hostname in the dialing plan or speed dials.