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<title>Almost have CIA voip via NAT router working (linksys 2102) in Canadian Broadband</title>
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<pubDate>Wed, 10 Feb 2010 01:43:33 EDT</pubDate>
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<title>Re: Almost have CIA voip via NAT router working (linksys 2102)</title>
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<description><![CDATA[<A HREF="/useremail/u/899733"><b>Roop</b></A> : and here is 100% working. from a remote location i can make calls and get calls, everything sounds good, both sides can hear and speak.<br><br>router config:<br>- do a 1:1 ip natting, that's right, all ports from the external to all ports on the linksys 2102. in pfsense, my router, i can do this and still assign individual ports on the same external ip to other stuff.<br>- dhcp lease needs to be static on the 2102<br><br>computer config:<br>My computer has 2 nics, one to my network, one to the 2102's ethernet slot.<br><br>linksys 2102 config:<br>1. Pick up line 1, dial 73738# then dial 1# to confirm. Hang up. this sets the linksys to defaults<br><br>2. put this in a browser: "http://192.168.0.1/admin/resync?&raquo;voip.cia.com/provision.php?MAC=$MA"<br>my 2102 reset after this<br><br>if you surf to "http://voip.cia.com/provision.php?MAC=$MA" and open this up in something that understands XML, you can clearly read all of the settings, including the admin password which is currently username admin, password cyberadminsurf.<br><br>3. log into the 2102 as admin. using that i enabled the web server on the wan side so my desktop could configure the 2102 from it's ip on my network.<br><br>4. i changed all nat boxes to "yes" on the SIP page and the line 1 page. <br><br>5. the stun server is set to stun.ekiga.com. rtp min port is set to 20000.<br><br>once you save this, you can monitor the results on the voice -> info page. you'll see it figure out what your outside IP is and then the registration.<br><br>this is up and running. after 12 hours it stopped working, it seems that CIA had somehow reset some of the settings back to their own. I did the following to prevent this in the future:<br><br>on the provisioning page, turn off the resync options like <br>- resync on reset<br>- reset periodic<br>- resync from sip]]></description>
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<pubDate>Tue, 11 Aug 2009 13:26:29 EDT</pubDate>
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<title>Re: Almost have CIA voip via NAT router working (linksys 2102)</title>
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<description><![CDATA[<A HREF="/useremail/u/899733"><b>Roop</b></A> : ok i got it working 75% through nat after starting from scratch. i need to test it for a period to see how it works. here's what i did:<br><br>pre-reqs:<br>in my router i forward port 5060 and ports 20000 to 20011 to the linksys ip address. the 2102 has a static DHCP lease so it always get the same IP from my router.<br><br>1. Pick up line 1, dial 73738# then dial 1# to confirm. Hang up. this sets the linksys to defaults<br><br>2. put this in a browser: "http://192.168.0.1/admin/resync?&raquo;<A HREF="http://voip.cia.com/provision.php?MAC=$MA"" >voip.cia.com/provision.php?MAC=$MA"</A><br>my 2102 reset after this<br><br>if you surf to "http://voip.cia.com/provision.php?MAC=$MA" and open this up in something that understands XML, you can clearly read all of the settings, including the admin password which is currently username admin, password cyberadminsurf.<br><br>3. i had a laptop connected on the wan port. it got an ip and i logged in as admin. using that i enabled the web server on the wan side so my desktop could configure the 21020<br><br>4. i changed all nat boxes to "yes" on the SIP page and the line 1 page.<br><br>5. in the EXT ip address box, i put my external IP in.<br><br>after i clicked sumbit on step #5, the line 1 light lit up. i was able to dial a number (my other voip line). the other voip box was unplugged so i got voicemail but at least i know it actually routed somewhere. i listened to the voicemail and it had audio.<br><br>currently:<br><br>i can call people, they hear me, i hear them<br>people can call me, they can hear me, i cannot hear them.<br><br>so 3/4 of this is working. now for the last quarter. i know why it's not working: all the rtp packets sent to my ip are blocked by my router. i'm not sure why yet.]]></description>
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<pubDate>Mon, 03 Aug 2009 00:26:47 EDT</pubDate>
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<title>Almost have CIA voip via NAT router working (linksys 2102)</title>
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<description><![CDATA[<A HREF="/useremail/u/899733"><b>Roop</b></A> : i finally got a line to register but all calls get routed to cia's support line.<br><br>to test, i connected the linksys box to the cable modem directly to ensure that it works here: i get a green line1 light, dial tone, i can call a local number. i plug it into my router: no line 1 light, no dial tone.<br><br>here are my next steps:<br><br>1. Pick up line 1, dial 73738# then dial 1# to confirm. Hang up. this sets the linksys to defaults<br><br>2. download this script:<br>&raquo;<A HREF="http://voip.cia.com/provision.php?MAC=$MA" >voip.cia.com/provision.php?MAC=$MA</A><br>i made lots of changes, you can view mine here: &raquo;<A HREF="http://www.rserve.biz/provision.xml" >www.rserve.biz/provision.xml</A><br>What is important to change in this setup is to allow web access on the wan interface and to change the admin password to something you can remember. i also changed the dns servers, time zone and a couple others but that's optional. the settings you need are in the admin page. the admin page is easy to access over wan so enable those.<br><br>3. run your xml file:<br>&raquo;<A HREF="http://192.168.0.1/admin/resync?&raquo;<A HREF="http://localhost/provision.xml?MAC=$MA"" >localhost/provision.xml?MAC=$MA"</A> >192.168.0.1/admin/resync?&raquo;<A HREF="http://&middot;&middot;&middot;?MAC=$MA" >&middot;&middot;&middot;?MAC=$MA</A></A><br>localhost only works if you're running a webserver, you should be able to substitute that with file:///. when you're doing this part, you need to be connected on the lan port of the 2102<br><br>on the SIP page, at the bottom there are lots of NAT settings. i enabled all of them.<br><br>on the line1 page there are two nat options, i enabled these<br><br>in my router i forward port 5060 and ports 20000 to 20011 to the linksys ip address.<br><br>this gives me a dial tone. i can dial numbers BUT all numbers take me to CIA customer service. from here i cannot pick any options from the menu.<br><br>so close. just more time is needed. any ideas anyone?]]></description>
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<pubDate>Wed, 29 Jul 2009 01:22:54 EDT</pubDate>
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