Wizard – Advanced Items/IP SIP/SIP Trunks
Enable IP Trunk Availability and select the required number of SIP trunk ports using IP Trunk Port Count in Wizard – Advanced Items/IP SIP/SIP Trunks/ SIP Trunk Assignment (PRG10-40)
Set the Trunk Type to SIP in Wizard – Advanced Items/IP SIP/SIP Trunks/VoIP Trunk Type (PRG10-03) Set the trunk Incoming Type as required (usually DID) for each Trunk Port and Mode Number in Wizard – Advanced Items/IP SIP/SIP Trunks/Incoming Type – VoIP) (PRG22-02)
Carrier Mode IP Address
Wizard – Advanced Items/IP SIP/SIP Trunks/Carrier Mode/Carrier Mode IP Address
Use this set of commands if the ITSP has provided you with an IP address for their SIP server rather than a DNS address.
Domain Name – This is part of the SV8100’s SIP ID which must be set to be able to communicate using SIP Trunks. This may be provided by the ITSP. (PRG10-28-01)
Host Name – This is part of the SV8100’s SIP ID which must be set to be able to communicate using SIP Trunks. This may be provided by the ITSP. (PRG10-28-02)
User ID– This is the Username (or User ID) that is supplied by the ITSP. It is part of the authentication details. This is usually the same as the Username. (PRG10-28-04)
Domain Assignment – This item tells the system whether an IP address or DNS address will be used to register to the SIP Server. Set to IP Address. (PRG10-28-05)
IP Trunk Port Binding – This item is used to tie a specific SIP account to a trunk port number. (PRG10-28-06)
Outbound Default Proxy and Inbound Default Proxy – These items indicate whether a Proxy Server will be used for the outgoing and incoming calls. Calls may be restricted only to/from the specified address.
(PRG10-29-01/02)
Default Proxy Address – This is the IP address of the SIP Server where the outgoing calls will be routed to. (PRG10-29-03)
Default Proxy Port – This is the UDP port number that is used on the ITSP’s SIP Server. (PRG10-29-04) Register Mode – This switches the system between Networking Mode and Carrier Mode. For Carrier Mode use Manual. (PRG10-29-05)
Registrar IP Address – This is the IP address of the ITSP that the SV8100 will register to. This is usually the same as the Default Proxy Address. (PRG10-29-06)
Registrar Port – This is the UDP port number that is used on the ITSP’s SIP Registrar. (PRG10-29-07) SIP Carrier Choice – This defines the layout of the SIP messages, mainly for CLI purposes. (PRG10-29-14)
Username – This is the Username (or User ID) that is supplied by the ITSP. It is part of the authentication details. (PRG10-30-02)
Password – This is the password that is supplied by the ITSP. It is part of the authentication details.It is
part of the authentication details. Once entered the PBX will mask the entry to prevent it being seen by non-authorised parties (PRG10-30-03)
Audio Capability Priority – This is the preferred codec for the SIP Trunk call. It is possible that this codec is not used depending on the settings of the ITSP. (PRG84-13-28)
DTMF Payload Number – This value is used when DTMF Relay is enabled. The ITSP and the SV8100 must have equal values. If this is not the case, a common equal value will be negotiated. (PRG84-13-31) DTMF Relay Mode – This item is to enable or disable DTMF Relay. To use DTMF Relay set to RFC2833.
(PRG84-13-32)
RTP Filter - To avoid incorrect RTP connection with multiple devices on a single DSP resource, this program checks the sending side address from received RTP packet at VoIPDB and if invalid ignores the invalid RTP stream. (PRG84-13-49)
Register Sub Mode - Prevents an invalid INVITE message. If the register information that SV8100 send to SIP server and the Invite information that SV8100 receives are different, SV8100 sends “404 Not Found”
Message. (PRG10-29-16)
Call Forward Moved Temporarily Support –When enabled a 302 Moved Temporarily response is sent to the configured SIP server for external call forward destinations. Requires support by the ITSP to be used.
(PRG84-14-17)
Keep Alive By Option Message –This item will enable or disable the SIP OPTION keep alive function for checking a SIP server’s availability. (PRG10-29-19)
Keep Alive By Option Interval Timer –This item sets the interval between receiving a 200 OK response of an OPTION message to sending the next OPTION message. Default value is 180 seconds (3 minutes).
PRG84-14-18)
Keep Alive By Option Fail Limit –Failure Limit before PBX SIP trunks to destination server are unavailable (busy). (PRG84-14-19)
Option Keep Alive User ID –This parameter is set in request URI SIP URL of OPTION message.
For example sip:[email protected]. (PRG84-14-20)
Incoming/Outgoing SIP Trunk for E.164 - Defines the settings for support of E.164 number formatting when required for specified SIP carriers. (PRG84-14-13)
Enabled – When an outgoing call is made and the Country Code in 10-02-01 is empty. A + is added to the beginning of the Request-URI, To, and From header fields in SIP message. If 10-02-01 is configured with a Country Code then a + and also the Country Code are added to the beginning of the Request-URI, To, and From fields.
International Access M ode - When an outgoing call is made and the digits from the beginning of the Calling Party Number/Called Party Number are the same as the International Access Code in 10-02-02 then deletes the
International Access Code from 10-02-02 and replaces it with a +.
SIP Trunk SIP - URI E.164 Incoming Mode - Defines the settings for additional SIP support of incoming E.164 number formatting when used in conjunction with incoming caller history. (PRG84-14-16) Disabled - The system will delete the + only from the incoming call URI
M ode 1 – When an incoming call has a + and Country Code other than what is defined in 10-02-01 then deletes the + and adds the International Access Code in 02-02. If a call comes in with a + and the Country Code assigned in 10-02-01 then deletes the + and Country Code and does not add the International Access Code from 10-02-02.
M ode 2 - When an incoming call has a + and Country Code other than what is defined in 10-02-01 then deletes the + and adds the International Access Code in 02-02. If a call comes in with a + and the Country Code assigned in 10-02-01 then deletes the + and Country Code and adds the Caller ID Edit Code in 10-02-03.
Carrier Mode DNS
Wizard – Advanced Items/IP SIP/SIP Trunks/Carrier Mode/Carrier Mode DNS
Use this set of commands if the ITSP has provided you with a DNS address for their SIP server rather than an IP address.
Domain Name – This is part of the SV8100’s SIP ID which must be set to be able to communicate using SIP Trunks. This may be provided by the ITSP. (PRG10-28-01)
Host Name – This is part of the SV8100’s SIP ID which must be set to be able to communicate using SIP Trunks. This may be provided by the ITSP. (PRG10-28-02)
User ID– This is the Username (or User ID) that is supplied by the ITSP. It is part of the authentication
details. This is usually the same as the Username. (PRG10-28-04)
Domain Assignment – This item tells the system whether an IP address or DNS address will be used to register to the SIP Server. Set to Domain Name. (PRG10-28-05)
IP Trunk Port Binding – This item is used to tie a specific SIP account to a trunk port number. (PRG10-28-06)
Outbound Default Proxy and Inbound Default Proxy – These items indicate whether a Proxy Server will be used for the outgoing and incoming calls. Calls may be restricted only to/from the specified address.
(PRG10-29-01/02)
Default Proxy Port – This is the UDP port number that is used on the ITSP’s SIP Server. (PRG10-29-04) Register Mode – This switches the system between Networking Mode and Carrier Mode. For Carrier Mode use Manual. (PRG10-29-05)
Registrar Port – This is the UDP port number that is used on the ITSP’s SIP Registrar. (PRG10-29-07) DNS Mode – When using Carrier Mode DNS this item must be enabled. (PRG10-29-08)
DNS IP Address – Enter the IP address of the customer’s (or ISP’s) DNS server. (PRG10-29-09) DNS Port – This is the port number used by the customer’s (or ISP’s) DNS server. (PRG10-29-10) Registrar Domain Name – Enter the Fully Qualified Domain Name address of the ITSP’s SIP registrar server. (PRG10-29-11)
Proxy Domain Name – Enter the Domain Name part of the ITSP’s SIP server. (PRG10-29-12)
Proxy Host Name – Enter the Host Name part of the ITSP’s SIP server. Together with the Proxy Domain Name will make up the Fully Qualified Domain Name address of the SIP server. (PRG10-29-13) SIP Carrier Choice – This defines the layout of the SIP messages, mainly for CLI purposes. (PRG10-29-14)
DNS Source Port – This is the source port number of the customer’s (or ISP’s) DNS server. (PRG10-29-17)
Username – This is the Username (or User ID) that is supplied by the ITSP. It is part of the authentication details. (PRG10-30-02)
Password – This is the password that is supplied by the ITSP. It is part of the authentication details.
(PRG10-30-03)
Audio Capability Priority – This is the preferred codec for the SIP Trunk call. It is possible that this codec is not used depending on the settings of the ITSP. (PRG84-13-28)
DTMF Payload Number – This value is used when DTMF Relay is enabled. The ITSP and the SV8100 must have equal values. If this is not the case, a common equal value will be negotiated. (PRG84-13-31) DTMF Relay Mode – This item is to enable or disable DTMF Relay. To use DTMF Relay set to RFC2833.
(PRG84-13-32)
RTP Filter - To avoid incorrect RTP connection with multiple devices on a single DSP resource, this program checks the sending side address from received RTP packet at VoIPDB and if invalid ignores the invalid RTP stream. (PRG84-13-49)
Register Sub Mode - Prevents an invalid INVITE message. If the register information that SV8100 send to SIP server and the Invite information that SV8100 receives are different, SV8100 sends “404 Not Found”
Message. (PRG10-29-16)
Call Forward Moved Temporarily Support –When enabled a 302 Moved Temporarily response is sent to the configured SIP server for external call forward destinations. Requires support by the ITSP to be used.
(PRG84-14-17)
Keep Alive By Option Message –This item will enable or disable the SIP OPTION keep alive function for checking a SIP server’s availability. (PRG10-29-19)
Keep Alive By Option Interval Timer –This item sets the interval between receiving a 200 OK response of an OPTION message to sending the next OPTION message. Default value is 180 seconds (3 minutes).
PRG84-14-18)
Keep Alive By Option Fail Limit –Failure Limit before PBX SIP trunks to destination server are unavailable (busy). (PRG84-14-19)
Option Keep Alive User ID –This parameter is set in request URI SIP URL of OPTION message.
For example sip:[email protected]. (PRG84-14-20)
Incoming/Outgoing SIP Trunk for E.164 - Defines the settings for support of E.164 number formatting when required for specified SIP carriers. (PRG84-14-13)
Enabled – When an outgoing call is made and the Country Code in 10-02-01 is empty. A + is added to the beginning of the Request-URI, To, and From header fields in SIP message. If 10-02-01 is configured with a Country Code then a
+ and also the Country Code are added to the beginning of the Request-URI, To, and From fields.
International Access M ode - When an outgoing call is made and the digits from the beginning of the Calling Party Number/Called Party Number are the same as the International Access Code in 10-02-02 then deletes the
International Access Code from 10-02-02 and replaces it with a +.
SIP Trunk SIP - URI E.164 Incoming Mode - Defines the settings for additional SIP support of incoming E.164 number formatting when used in conjunction with incoming caller history. (PRG84-14-16) Disabled - The system will delete the + only from the incoming call URI
M ode 1 – When an incoming call has a + and Country Code other than what is defined in 10-02-01 then deletes the + and adds the International Access Code in 02-02. If a call comes in with a + and the Country Code assigned in 10-02-01 then deletes the + and Country Code and does not add the International Access Code from 10-02-02.
M ode 2 - When an incoming call has a + and Country Code other than what is defined in 10-02-01 then deletes the + and adds the International Access Code in 02-02. If a call comes in with a + and the Country Code assigned in 10-02-01 then deletes the + and Country Code and adds the Caller ID Edit Code in 10-02-03.
Note:
PRG10-29-16 Register Sub Mode if enabled might cause the SV8100 to reject incoming SIP Trunk calls depending on other settings. If problems are experienced with incoming calls being rejected turn this item off.