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Re: How to do an SPA-3000 setup like mine...
PSTN tab 1/3 | 
PSTN tab 2/3 | 
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said by chicha36:I don't see your PSTN tab values, though!!! [I'm going to print out those screenshots you posted.] Can you post a screenshot of your PSTN tab? The reason the previous post didn't include the PSTN tab, was that I wasn't using the PSTN side of the adapter at the time (and I was describing how to setup the adapter like I was using it).
However, since that time I have added enough PSTN access so I can use the "Line jack" for sending/receiving calls (from the "Line 1" side of the SPA-3000). Since I have no real VoIP provider on the PSTN side of things, I need to put some "bogus" (made up) VoIP credentials in the PSTN side (I blanked out the "User ID" in the graphic, so just pick a "User ID" that makes sense to you), to allow the internal adapter VoIP call (from one side of the adapter to the other) to work properly. And I also changed the PSTN "dial plan" (so that any digits could be "dialed" on the PSTN side), as well as restricting access to 127.0.0.1 (the "loopback" address, i.e. only allowing PSTN access from the "Line 1" side of the SPA-3000, not the general internet).
The resulting screen shots are included with this message. Due to the length of the PSTN tab (and the resolution on my screen), this tab takes 3 screen shots all by itself... |
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| Hi DF. I've got 5 yes/no values that don't agree with yours on the PSTN tab. Should they? I don't know the reasons why the 5 are either set to yes or no. They are: 1) Under NAT Settings: NAT Mapping Enable: Mine is yes, yours no. 2) SIP Settings: Refer-To Target Contact: Mine is at yes; SIP Remote-Party-ID: Mine is at no. 3) Proxy and Registration: Register: Mine is at no; Use OB Proxy in Dialog: Mine is at yes.
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I'm using a Sipura 3102. Thanks. |
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| reply to DracoFelis
PAP2 to spa3000 Http Digest Has any one manage to use http digest between pap2 & spa3000.
I have pap2 in one country and spa3000 in another country.
I want to enable one stage dialing using "http auth" from the pap2 to the spa3000 pap2.
I managed to do that using pin & non authentication. but it always fail for "http auth"
in my speed dial I set
123@sipproxy-ip:port;usr="user id";pwd="user password" |
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| reply to DracoFelis
Re: [Equipment] Useful Sipura tricks... PLease help!!!!
I have a pap2 that I have put a sipura Firmware on ( so that I can use both lines using one phone) and it has been working perfectly for a few months now, I have set up line one with voicestic so I can get incoming calls and calls and since I live overseas and Voicestics rates are cheaper than the local phone companies I have set the Dial plan that I can dial a local numbers in my place of residence that prefix here is "0" so any call initiated with zero or just a local number will automaticly get the area code of my place , and line 2 is setup with sipphone.com and I use it to call US by pressing # before every call since siphone has a cheaper US rate than Voicestick.
NOW my questions is , is it possible by using dial plan make any call on line one that has a prefix of "1" go to line 2 (sipphone) so I wouldn't have to press # every time I'm calling home and also I can just revert back to pap2's original firmware since I only use line 2 for outgoing . |
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| I have a linksys PAP2T Unlocked(Firmware Version: 3.1.9(LSc)) I need to forward line two to ring on line one for incoming calls can anyone advise how I can do this by adding something to the dialplan.
I am in the uk.
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| reply to gnexus
I am still having blocked inbound packets problem with sipura spa3000 and linksys wireless router result one way audio. Eventhough I forwarded the 5060-5061 udp ports and 16384-16482 to my sipura and I also enabled Nat mapping enabled and Nat keep alive.
If you can, please help me to solve this problem,
Best regards,
Nor |
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