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5.

On this next section make sure your newly configured VDSL2 interface is in the left column

before clicking next

6.

Again make sure the VDSL2 interface we created is in the left column before clicking the

‘

next’

button at the bottom of the page.

7.

Please review configuration and select

Apply/Save

to complete the VDSL2 setup.

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Once complete you will return to the main

‘Wan Service’

webpage were you can confirm

service setup.

Your VSDL2+ service is now configured; try opening a new webpage in your browser to

confirm your connection is active. The LED on the front of the device labelled Internet, will

light up green to indicate you have a connection to the internet

VDSL2/UFB Full Bridge Setup

1.

From the VDSL2+ Setup instruction repeat steps 1 to 2.

2.

Select the Bridging option.

(Optional) If you want, you can customise your VDSL interface Name in the next field called

‘Enter service description’

For Chorus VDSL2 Service enter

Priority: 802.11P = 0

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VLAN: 802.1Q = 10

Click ‘

Next

’ to continue to the next screen

.

3.

Review your setup and Click

Apply Save.

VDSL2/UFB Half Bridge

1.

From the VDSL2+ Setup instruction repeat steps 1 to 3.

2.

In the following section you will need to type in your Internet Service Provider credentials

to activate you Internet connection.

(The username and password provided to you when you signed up to the service)

3.

Check the “

PPP IP Extension

” check

box and scroll down and Click Next.

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4.

Continue with “

VDSL2+ Setup Instructions

” from steps 5 –

7.

5.

Once Completed, Any Device that is connected first to any of the LAN Switch Port Will

Receive the WAN (Public) IP Address, any other Device connected after the first device will

receive the Default Private IP Address range issued by the Innbox.

VoIP SIP Proxy / Credential Setup

Proxy Realm Setup

1.

On the left hand menu, select

‘

Voice

’

button

2.

Select Service Provider Tab to configure your SIP the

Provider’s Proxy, Registrar settings

.



SIP Proxy : <SIP Proxy URL>



Use Outbound Proxy: <SIP Proxy URL>



Use SIP Registrar

<SIP Proxy URL>

Proxy SIP User Credential Setup

3.

Follow screen capture below (Figure 2) to configure your SIP credentials supplied by your

SIP provider.



Extension : <SIP Username>



Display Name: <SIP username>

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

Authentication name: <SIP username>

NOTE

: leave this field empty if

you’re

SIP Provide uses the Kazoo platform.



Password: <SIP Password>

Scroll down and select “APPLY

Figure 2

SIP Retry / Expiry Setup

4.

On the left hand menu, select ‘

Voice-SIP Advanced Setting

’

button

5.

Scroll down to the bottom and configure retry and expiry timer (Figure 3), you may use the

recommended interval timer supplied by your SIP provider, if you don’t get one, the default

settings are fine.



Registration Expire Timeout: <Default = 20>



Registration Retry Interval: <Default = 10>