Ping-Communication RGW208EN Router Manual PDF (Setup & Configuration Guide)

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Authentication

Password:

Enter the password associated with the Authentication

User for the current account (account 1 or account 2).

Proxy Server:

Enter the URL or IP address of the desired SIP Server.

Proxy Port:

Enter the specific port to connect to on the SIP Server, or use 0 (zero)

for default.

Outbound Proxy Server:

Enter the URL or IP address of the desired SIP Proxy. If

you do not have an outbound proxy, do not enter anything for the

Registrar Server

either.

Outbound Proxy Port:

Enter the specific port to connect to on the SIP Proxy, or

use 0 (zero) for default.

Registrar Server:

Enter the URL or IP address of the desired SIP Registrar.

Registrar Port:

Enter the specific port to connect to on the SIP Registrar, or use 0

(zero) for default.

Transport:

Use this option to tell the SIP server, upon connection registration,

whether you prefer inbound traffic on

UDP (User Datagram Protocol)

or on

TCP

(Transmission Control Protocol)

. Default is UDP.

Registration Interval:

Enter value (in seconds) for re-registering with the SIP

server.

Note! The value is set similar to the value the Service Provider specifies. However,

the actual re-registering time will be

Registration Interval

divided by 2.

4.1.2

Codec Settings

Codec Priority:

Set the priority of the different codecs relative to each other.

4.1.3

DTMF Events

These settings determine the communication protocol used between the RGW208EN and

the SIP-server.

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DTMF type:

Select type of

Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency (DTMF).

Please refer to RFC

2833 to gain an understanding of the IETF specified recommendations.

Industry

standard is RFC2833, InBand is the old protocol which may work if RFC2833 doesn’t.

SIP INFO body type:

Set whether

SIP INFO body type

should be

DTMF-Relay

or

Telephone-Event

. Default is

DTMF-Relay

. This determines the format of SIP INFO

sent through a session. Please refer to RFC 2833 to gain an understanding of the

IETF specified recommendations.

4.1.4

Dialplan Settings

Dial plan:

Enter a valid dial plan for your local environment (this is typically

preconfigured by your Service Provider).

Interdigit Timeout:

The time in seconds between key presses. If you exceed this

timeout, the number entered so far will be dialed.

Emergency Dialplan:

The area you live in might have special regulations when

handling emergency numbers. These numbers are defined in this dialplan. If you are

in doubt, do not change the default value.

Enable Emergency CPC:

When in an emergency call, this prevents disruption of the

line between you and the emergency center. If you are in doubt, do not change the

default value.

4.1.5

Telephony Settings

Enable Call Waiting:

Enable/ Disable the

Call Waiting

feature. This feature lets you

accept multiple calls simultaneously, placing the calls currently unattended to on

hold.

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Send Hook Flash:

Enable/ Disable the

Hook Flash

button functionality on the

phone.

Unconditional Call Forward:

An incoming call will be forwarded to this address in

all cases. Your phone will not ring.

Busy Call Forward:

If you are in a call and do not accept an incoming call (either

call waiting is turned off, you deny the incoming call or you don't accept it), the call

will be forwarded to this address.

No Answer Call Forward:

If you do not pick up your phone, an incoming call will

be forwarded to the address entered here after a timeout.

4.2

Advanced

4.2.1

STUN Settings

STUN (Simple Traversal of UDP through NATs) is a network protocol used to set up

UDP communication between two hosts, where one or both hosts are behind NAT

routers.

Enable STUN:

Enable/ Disable the STUN Client. Note the

STUN Refresh

option

below.

STUN Server:

Enter the URL or IP address of the desired STUN server.

STUN Server Port:

Enter the specific port to connect to the STUN server on.

STUN Refresh:

Enter the refresh interval for connecting with STUN server.

Note

that if the value 0 (zero) is entered,

STUN is also disabled

even if

Enable STUN

is

set/toggled.

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4.2.2

User Agent Server Settings

UserAgent Port:

Defaults to 5060

Local RTP port range (min – max):

Enter the port range for reception of RTP

media. The device will increment the port number with 2 for each RTP session. Enter

0 (zero) in either field for automatic assignment.

4.2.3

NAT Ping Settings

The NAT Ping client communicates with the SIP server at a specified interval,

keeping the connection to the SIP server open. This is useful if the RGW208EN

connects to the SIP server through an upstream NAT router, either on your local

network, or in some cases at your ISP.

Note: The SIP server must support this feature in order for it to work. Using a STUN

client is therefore more common.

Enable NAT PING:

Enable/ Disable the

NAT ping client

. Note the

NAT PING

Refresh

option below.

NAT PING Refresh:

Enter the refresh interval for communicating with the SIP

server. Note that if the value 0 (zero) is entered,

NAT ping is also disabled

even if

Enable NAT PING

is set/ toggled.

Refresh Type for SIP:

None disables NAT Ping for SIP. Empty UDP packet enables

sending of empty UDP packets to the SIP server. SIP Ping message enables sending

of SIP Ping messages, and performing SIP Re-Register on failure (used with some

Nortel servers).

Refresh Type for RTP:

None disables NAT Ping for RTP. Empty UDP packet enables

sending of empty UDP packets to the remote RTP peer.

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4.2.4

VoIP QoS

This section contains advanced options for configuring

Quality of Service (QoS).

Packet Time:

How often packets are sent by the codec. This is highly critical and

you should not change the default value.

RTP TOS value:

Select the

Type of Service

(ToS)

value to assign to outbound RTP

packets. This value determines the priority the packets will be given at routers

between you and your recipient, if any. The value should either be given to you by

your SIP service provider or leave them as set per default. You might have

unexpected results if you change these values at will.

SIP TOS value:

Select the

Type of Service (ToS)

value to assign to outbound SIP

packets. This value determines the priority the packets will be given at routers

between you and your recipient, if any. The value should either be given to you by

your SIP service provider or leave them as set per default. You might have

unexpected results if you change these values at will.

4.3

Regional Settings

4.3.1

Region

By changing the region (country), many settings on this page will be set automatically.

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