mattlandis Posted February 8, 2011 Report Share Posted February 8, 2011 Just some humble input here: It really pains me ;-) to see how snom has to unessearily "fuss" with basic gateway setups over and over. It sure seems to me if there was some gateway provisioning built into snom ONE it sure would cut down on the fuss! Just my humble input. ;-) By the looks of this others think so too. But not to detract from that snom ONE is largely just plain cool. ;-) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rudik Posted February 9, 2011 Report Share Posted February 9, 2011 Type: gateway => try making this a proxy Display: SPA-3102 RegAccount: 620 RegRegistrar: 192.168.2.202 RegUser: 620 OutboundProxy: 192.168.2.202 => always problems until i changed port number => 192.168.2.202:5061 PSTN Line on SPA3102: => I always used the external (WAN) for SIP connection (192.168.2.202), not LAN!! Line enable: yes SIP port: 5060 => 5061 Proxy: 192.168.2.201 (PBX's IP) Outbound proxy: 192.168.2.201 => Keep empty Good Luck.... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dario Posted February 12, 2011 Report Share Posted February 12, 2011 Done a SPA3102 factory reset. On SnomONE: - deleted registration information for the SPA3102 trunk, only specified the Proxy address (192.168.2.202:5061) On SPA under PSTN line: - Proxy: SnomONE_IP - i used one account number and password to register the SPA as an extension Now I can call using the PSTN line throught the SPA3102! But...i can't receive calls from PSTN line. Any idea? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
pbx support Posted February 13, 2011 Report Share Posted February 13, 2011 Either we are confused about what you are trying to do or you are confused on how to use the trunks on the PBX. Please draw a network diagram and try to explain what you want to do. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dario Posted February 14, 2011 Report Share Posted February 14, 2011 Either we are confused about what you are trying to do or you are confused on how to use the trunks on the PBX. Please draw a network diagram and try to explain what you want to do. ok. I want to use the SPA-3102 as a trunk, i want to send and receive calls through the PSTN line connected on the SPA. Now i can send calls, but when i receive a call on the PSTN line, the SPA-3102 don't send it to the PBX (I think). Understand? thanks, D. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
UKenGB Posted February 14, 2011 Report Share Posted February 14, 2011 ok. I want to use the SPA-3102 as a trunk, i want to send and receive calls through the PSTN line connected on the SPA. Now i can send calls, but when i receive a call on the PSTN line, the SPA-3102 don't send it to the PBX (I think). Understand? thanks, D. I think you are misunderstanding the SPA3102. It is NOT a simple piece of kit to get your head around. First of all, NOTHING registers. So if you have either the SPA or snomONE trying to register to the other, you've got it wrong. For the Gateway Trunk in snomONE Name: whatever you want Type: SIP Gateway Direction: Inbound and outbound Trunk Destination: Generic SIP Server State: Enabled Display Name: anything you want to appear on outgoing calls Set Account: and Username: to any number you want and use same number in SPA config below instead of ?????????? Domain: FQDN of your SPA or its IP address. Password: whatever you want Proxy Address: Domain:port (i.e. same info as in domain, then the port number you use in the SPA setup, probably 5061. Don't forget colon separator) Explicitly list addresses for inbound traffic: Domain (i.e. same as in Domain, but no port. This helps ensure incoming PSTN calls use this Gateway) All SPA config is done on the PSTN Line tab. The Line 1 tab is purely for setting up a connected analog phone to use VOIP. If you only want the SPA to act as the PSTN Gateway for the PBX, you can leave Line 1 disabled SIP Settings - SIP Port: something NOT 5060. Default is 5061 and should work for you. Proxy and Registration - Proxy: FQDN or IP address of your PBX - Outbound Proxy: BLANK - Use Outbound Proxy: no - Register: no - Make Call Without Reg: yes - Ans Call Without Reg: yes Subscriber Information (all blank except:-) - Password: use the password you set in snomONE - User ID: ?????????? - Use Auth ID: no VoIP-To-PSTN Gateway Setup - VoIP-To-PSTN Gateway Enable: yes Dial Plans (use any, e.g. 2 - you MUST include the enclosing brackets below) - Dial Plan 2: (<:??????????>S0) PSTN-To-VoIP Gateway Setup - PSTN-To-VoIP Gateway Enable: yes - PSTN Ring Thru Line 1: no (unless you have a regular phone connected to the SPA and want it to ring) - PSTN Caller Default DP: set to whatever Dial Plan you set up above, e.g. 2 - PSTN CID For VoIP CID: yes (this will pass incoming caller-ID on to the PBX. BUT will cause failure with UK VOIP providers. In which case, choose no) International Control - SPA To PSTN Gain: 18 - PSTN To SPA Gain: 12 Be aware that the SPA is sensitive to its 'gain' settings. It's easy to make call volume too low, or introduce bad echo if set too high. I've provided you with my current Gain settings, but you might need to play with the settings to optimise call quality. All other International settings (and e.g. in the Regional tab) can be adjusted to suit your local conventions. It's likely you can find appropriate settings from the 'Net that will ensure call ringing etc sounds correct for you. I think that's it. This is the correct way to set up the SPA and it does work. If your's doesn't, then either you've not copied my instructions correctly, or I've missed something out (which is quite possible, but I hope not:-) I hope this helps. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dario Posted February 14, 2011 Report Share Posted February 14, 2011 I think you are misunderstanding the SPA3102. It is NOT a simple piece of kit to get your head around. First of all, NOTHING registers. So if you have either the SPA or snomONE trying to register to the other, you've got it wrong. For the Gateway Trunk in snomONE Name: whatever you want Type: SIP Gateway Direction: Inbound and outbound Trunk Destination: Generic SIP Server State: Enabled Display Name: anything you want to appear on outgoing calls Set Account: and Username: to any number you want and use same number in SPA config below instead of ?????????? Domain: FQDN of your SPA or its IP address. Password: whatever you want Proxy Address: Domain:port (i.e. same info as in domain, then the port number you use in the SPA setup, probably 5061. Don't forget colon separator) Explicitly list addresses for inbound traffic: Domain (i.e. same as in Domain, but no port. This helps ensure incoming PSTN calls use this Gateway) All SPA config is done on the PSTN Line tab. The Line 1 tab is purely for setting up a connected analog phone to use VOIP. If you only want the SPA to act as the PSTN Gateway for the PBX, you can leave Line 1 disabled SIP Settings - SIP Port: something NOT 5060. Default is 5061 and should work for you. Proxy and Registration - Proxy: FQDN or IP address of your PBX - Outbound Proxy: BLANK - Use Outbound Proxy: no - Register: no - Make Call Without Reg: yes - Ans Call Without Reg: yes Subscriber Information (all blank except:-) - Password: use the password you set in snomONE - User ID: ?????????? - Use Auth ID: no VoIP-To-PSTN Gateway Setup - VoIP-To-PSTN Gateway Enable: yes Dial Plans (use any, e.g. 2 - you MUST include the enclosing brackets below) - Dial Plan 2: (<:??????????>S0) PSTN-To-VoIP Gateway Setup - PSTN-To-VoIP Gateway Enable: yes - PSTN Ring Thru Line 1: no (unless you have a regular phone connected to the SPA and want it to ring) - PSTN Caller Default DP: set to whatever Dial Plan you set up above, e.g. 2 - PSTN CID For VoIP CID: yes (this will pass incoming caller-ID on to the PBX. BUT will cause failure with UK VOIP providers. In which case, choose no) International Control - SPA To PSTN Gain: 18 - PSTN To SPA Gain: 12 Be aware that the SPA is sensitive to its 'gain' settings. It's easy to make call volume too low, or introduce bad echo if set too high. I've provided you with my current Gain settings, but you might need to play with the settings to optimise call quality. All other International settings (and e.g. in the Regional tab) can be adjusted to suit your local conventions. It's likely you can find appropriate settings from the 'Net that will ensure call ringing etc sounds correct for you. I think that's it. This is the correct way to set up the SPA and it does work. If your's doesn't, then either you've not copied my instructions correctly, or I've missed something out (which is quite possible, but I hope not:-) I hope this helps. ok, it works! My problem was in the Dial Plan settings and so in PSTN-To-VoIP Gateway Setup. Thank you, best regards. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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