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I have following configuration, OXE 6.0 L Rack with CS and GD MADA3, APA8 and SLI8 and Simple Demo set with SIP
Network license(spadmin 185-SIP Gateway=1, 188-SIP network links= 5, 177-SIP users= 0).
We are trying to setup a external SIP Proxy to register with OXE and have internet user with laptop to use softphone to
connect throught firewall and use OXE as voice gateway to communicate within OXE extension or dial PSTN out. A simple
version of lab testing within local LAN would also fail the connection.
Could anyone with experience on setting up this beast that give me some hints or pointer?
Thanks in advance!!
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Here, create a trunk type T2. REMOTE NETWORK shoud be the number that you pick on the step before that. Q931 signal
variant should be ABC-F , and T2 Specifity should be SIP
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Then you can finaly go down to SIP main menu, and create the gateway, proxy, etc ,etc..
You also have to go to IP/IP parameters and put RTP direct to TRUE
When you create a user, the set type should be EXTERNAL, and URL USERNAME should be the station number
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by macosx » 26 Aug 2005 09:40
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Thanks for the quick respond on this topic. It would be a great starter to begin with. BTW, I download the OXE System
technical document that help a lot. Thanks again.
Here is another dilemma, the OXE doesn't have SIP user license. My supplier told me to use external SIP proxy server to
register the laptop user with extension then use the SIP Network link to create a SIP trunk between OXE and External SIP
gateway.
What is the common practice with SIP setting pertaining the OXE and SIP gateway? What is needed on OXE in term of
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The user doesn't register with SIP Proxy. Even though, the firewall have TCP and UDP 5060 port allowed traffic to go
through.
I read some article on near end firewall and far end firewall issue . Presume , the SIP proxy solve NAT Traversal issue.
Do I still need another RTP Proxy to solve the above scenario.
Hi there,
frank
I wont be able to give you more informations for now, as I have to make some tests, and I am going to start my new job Alcatel Unleashed Certified Guru
in 2 weeks.. . Usually, when I go on site, the customer has already all the licenses. I am pretty sure that to use a SIP
client with the PBX, you need at least licenses for IP sets. Regarding the IP trunk, I am not sure and I would have to
make some test, but I pretty believe that it will go under the same license. As soon as I am back on track, I'll give you Posts: 3154
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Frank.
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by Billy » 31 Mar 2006 13:44
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Sorry, WHAT? You're saying that a SIP phone communicates directly with the rest of TDM PBX with no codec?... Err. Did I
understand you correctly?
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