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You can configure further things, such as a second VoIP account and set which account uses which phone port etc. |
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== Codecs == |
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Login to the router as user ''engineer'' with the admin password. Click on the ''Telephony'' tile and then ''show advanced''. |
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Change the Voice Audio Codecs to make PCMA the first choice. |
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== RTP Ports == |
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By default the RTP port range is 40000-65000. You may wish to restrict this (for example, to match firewall settings). This can be done by an ssh connection to |
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the router as the ''engineer'' user and admin password, then issuing the commands e.g. |
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InternetGatewayDevice.Services.VoiceService.1.VoiceProfile.1.RTP.LocalPortMin 5000 |
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InternetGatewayDevice.Services.VoiceService.1.VoiceProfile.1.RTP.LocalPortMax 5098 |
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Revision as of 20:26, 5 Haziran 2023
Overview
The Technicolor DGA0122 and DGA4134 both have two analogue telephone ports, AKA ATA (Analog Telephone Adaptor).
These can be used to connected a 'normal' analogue phone and then the router can be configured to make/receive calls over VoIP.
Phone Adaptor
The ports on the router are RJ11 and usually telephones have a rectangular BT style plug - in which case a RJ11-to-BT adaptor is required. The DGA0122 doesn't come with any adaptors but the DGA4134 comes with one. These are available to buy from A&A.
Router Configuration
These are steps to set up the Technicolor to registrar to an A&A VoIP service and to use the analogue phone ports on the router for calls.
- Log in to the router
- Click the 'off' switch in the Telephony box to 'On'
- Click the configure 'cog' in the Telephony box.
- Click the Edit icon on the right had side for the sample configuration
- Set Primary Registrar to: voiceless.aa.net.uk
- Set Primary proxy to: voiceless.aa.net.uk (pics below, 'Global Info')
- Click Save
- Click the 'Phone Numbers' tab at the top
- For 'sip_profile_0':
- Click 'off' to enable it.
- Set username to your phone number, eg +44123456789
- Set password to your SIP password
- Set DisplayName if you wish
- Click Save
- The number should then show as registered (pics below)
- For 'sip_profile_0':
The VoIP account should now be registered and calls will work by using any of the two analogue telephone ports on the router.
You can configure further things, such as a second VoIP account and set which account uses which phone port etc.
Codecs
Login to the router as user engineer with the admin password. Click on the Telephony tile and then show advanced. Change the Voice Audio Codecs to make PCMA the first choice.
RTP Ports
By default the RTP port range is 40000-65000. You may wish to restrict this (for example, to match firewall settings). This can be done by an ssh connection to the router as the engineer user and admin password, then issuing the commands e.g.
InternetGatewayDevice.Services.VoiceService.1.VoiceProfile.1.RTP.LocalPortMin 5000 InternetGatewayDevice.Services.VoiceService.1.VoiceProfile.1.RTP.LocalPortMax 5098