SIP gateway - Revision history

Ktrueman: changed language regarding SAP

2009-07-06T13:17:34Z

changed language regarding SAP

Ktrueman: added link to SAP

2009-07-06T13:16:07Z

added link to SAP

Ktrueman: clarification of definition of sip gateway and some clean-up

2009-07-02T21:14:52Z

clarification of definition of sip gateway and some clean-up

Ktrueman: more clean up

2009-07-02T19:07:47Z

more clean up

Ktrueman at 19:04, 2 July 2009

2009-07-02T19:04:43Z

Ktrueman at 18:49, 2 July 2009

2009-07-02T18:49:10Z

Ktrueman: corrected links

2009-07-02T18:48:17Z

corrected links

Ktrueman: clean up

2009-07-02T18:46:16Z

clean up

Ktrueman: added definition of SIP gateway

2009-07-02T18:45:58Z

added definition of SIP gateway

Ktrueman at 18:39, 2 July 2009

2009-07-02T18:39:51Z

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 *Complete the form with default values and click Create.
 *Click on Create New Transport Server and fill the form. Make sure to select the IP Interface that you want to use for your SIP signaling. Click Create.
-*Click on Create New SAP, complete the form and click Create.
+*In order to create a new SIP Access Point (SAP), click on Create New SAP, complete the form and click Create.
-*Add the new Transport Server to your [[SAP]].
+*Add the new Transport Server to your SAP.

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 *Complete the form with default values and click Create.
 *Click on Create New Transport Server and fill the form. Make sure to select the IP Interface that you want to use for your SIP signaling. Click Create.
-*Click on Create New Sap, complete the form and click Create.
+*Click on Create New SAP, complete the form and click Create.
 *Add the new Transport Server to your [[SAP]].

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−	A SIP gateway enables the transport of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) media between IP networks and the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN). A TelcoBridges media gateway can be configured as a SIP gateway ~~using the~~ following ~~instructions~~.	+	A SIP gateway enables the transport of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) media between IP networks and the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) or between disparate IP networks using the [[SIP]] signaling protocol.
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		+	== SIP gateways and TelcoBridges ==
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		+	A TelcoBridges media gateway can be configured as a SIP gateway. The following example demonstrates how to configure a TelcoBridges media gateway to act as a SIP gateway between two SIP access points.

	Note: Before proceeding, you must first have a live system running Toolpack and be able to configure it through the Web Portal. If this is not the case, see instructions for [[Installing_Toolpack\|installing and configuring]] Toolpack or contact TelcoBridges' [http://www.telcobridges.com/contact_support.aspx support team].		Note: Before proceeding, you must first have a live system running Toolpack and be able to configure it through the Web Portal. If this is not the case, see instructions for [[Installing_Toolpack\|installing and configuring]] Toolpack or contact TelcoBridges' [http://www.telcobridges.com/contact_support.aspx support team].

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 '''1. Unlock active configuration'''
-''This allows you to directly modify the active configuration instead of having to create a copy and modify the copy before applying it. This should only be used for testing or development purpose. The active configuration should never be unlocked on a production system.
+''This step allows you to directly modify the active configuration instead of having to create a copy and modify the copy before applying it. Please note that this should only be used for testing or development purposes. The active configuration should never be unlocked on a production system.''
-''*Go to the System section and click on edit to modify the system parameters.
+*Go to the System section and click on edit to modify the system parameters.
 *Make sure the Lock active configuration checkbox is cleared and click Save.
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 '''2. Configure your adapter'''
 *Go to the Hardware section and make sure your adapter is there with the right Serial Number.
-*If your adapter is not there, click on Create New Hardware and fill out the form.
+*If your adapter is not there, click on Create New Hardware and complete the form.
 '''3. Create the SIP stack'''
 *Go to the SIP section and click on Create New SIP.
-*Fill out the form with default values and click Create.
+*Complete the form with default values and click Create.
-*Click on Create New Transport Server and fill the form. Make sure to select the Ip Interface that you want to use for your SIP signaling. Click Create.
+*Click on Create New Transport Server and fill the form. Make sure to select the IP Interface that you want to use for your SIP signaling. Click Create.
-*Click on Create New Sap, fill the form and click Create.
+*Click on Create New Sap, complete the form and click Create.
-*Add the new Transport Server to your SAP.
+*Add the new Transport Server to your [[SAP]].
 '''4. Create the NAP for your incoming phone or SIP Proxy'''
-*Go to the NAP section and click on Create New NAP.
+*Go to the [[NAP]] section and click on Create New NAP.
 *Enter a name and click Create.
 *In the SIP Service Access Points area, add your SIP SAP to this NAP.

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 *Go down to the Editing Routes area and click on Create New Route.
 *Select your incoming NAP for NAP and your outgoing NAP for Remapped NAP.
-''Note: You can create a route in the opposite direction also if you want by repeating the last 2 steps and inverting incoming and outgoing NAP.''
+''Note: You can create a route in the opposite direction as well by repeating the last 2 steps and inverting the incoming and outgoing NAPs.''
 '''7. Apply the new configuration'''
-*Go to the System section and click on edit to modify the system parameters.
+*Go to the System section and click on Edit to modify the system parameters.
 *In the Activate configuration area, click on Activate.
 *Verify that the new configuration was activated successfully and fix errors if any.

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	A SIP gateway enables the transport of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) media between IP networks and the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN). A TelcoBridges media gateway can be configured as a SIP gateway using the following instructions.		A SIP gateway enables the transport of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) media between IP networks and the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN). A TelcoBridges media gateway can be configured as a SIP gateway using the following instructions.

−	Note: Before proceeding, you must first have a live system running Toolpack and be able to configure it through the Web Portal. If this is not the case, see instructions for [[Installing_Toolpack\|installing and configuring]] Toolpack ~~forum~~ or contact TelcoBridges' [http://www.telcobridges.com/contact_support.aspx support team].	+	Note: Before proceeding, you must first have a live system running Toolpack and be able to configure it through the Web Portal. If this is not the case, see instructions for [[Installing_Toolpack\|installing and configuring]] Toolpack or contact TelcoBridges' [http://www.telcobridges.com/contact_support.aspx support team].

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	A SIP gateway enables the transport of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) media between IP networks and the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN). A TelcoBridges media gateway can be configured as a SIP gateway using the following instructions.		A SIP gateway enables the transport of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) media between IP networks and the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN). A TelcoBridges media gateway can be configured as a SIP gateway using the following instructions.

−	Note: Before proceeding, you must first have a live system running Toolpack and be able to configure it through the Web Portal. If this is not the case, see instructions for [[Installing_Toolpack\|installing and configuring] Toolpack forum or contact TelcoBridges' [http://www.telcobridges.com/contact_support.aspx support team].	+	Note: Before proceeding, you must first have a live system running Toolpack and be able to configure it through the Web Portal. If this is not the case, see instructions for [[Installing_Toolpack\|installing and configuring]] Toolpack forum or contact TelcoBridges' [http://www.telcobridges.com/contact_support.aspx support team].

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	A SIP gateway enables the transport of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) media between IP networks and the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN). A TelcoBridges media gateway can be configured as a SIP gateway using the following instructions.		A SIP gateway enables the transport of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) media between IP networks and the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN). A TelcoBridges media gateway can be configured as a SIP gateway using the following instructions.

−	Note: Before proceeding, you must first have a live system running Toolpack and be able to configure it through the Web Portal. If this is not the case, see instructions for [[Installing_Toolpack\|installing and configuring] Toolpack forum or contact TelcoBridges' [[http://www.telcobridges.com/contact_support.aspx support team]].	+	Note: Before proceeding, you must first have a live system running Toolpack and be able to configure it through the Web Portal. If this is not the case, see instructions for [[Installing_Toolpack\|installing and configuring] Toolpack forum or contact TelcoBridges' [http://www.telcobridges.com/contact_support.aspx support team].

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−	~~In order to follow these~~ instructions, you must first have a running Toolpack ~~system~~ and be able to configure it through the Web Portal. If this is not the case, see instructions for [[Installing_Toolpack\|installing and configuring] Toolpack forum or contact TelcoBridges' support.	+	A SIP gateway enables the transport of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) media between IP networks and the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN). A TelcoBridges media gateway can be configured as a SIP gateway using the following instructions.
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		+	Note: Before proceeding, you must first have a live system running Toolpack and be able to configure it through the Web Portal. If this is not the case, see instructions for [[Installing_Toolpack\|installing and configuring] Toolpack forum or contact TelcoBridges' [[http://www.telcobridges.com/contact_support.aspx support team]].

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-In order to follow these instructions, you must first have a running Toolpack system and be able to configure it through the Web Portal. If this is not the case, see the relevant sections of the forum or contact TelcoBridges' support.
+In order to follow these instructions, you must first have a running Toolpack system and be able to configure it through the Web Portal. If this is not the case, see instructions for [[Installing_Toolpack|installing and configuring] Toolpack forum or contact TelcoBridges' support.
 '''1. Unlock active configuration'''
 ''This allows you to directly modify the active configuration instead of having to create a copy and modify the copy before applying it. This should only be used for testing or development purpose. The active configuration should never be unlocked on a production system.
 ''*Go to the System section and click on edit to modify the system parameters.
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 '''8. Do a test call'''
-*Using your incoming phone (IP address of this host must be the one you use when configuration the incoming proxy in step 4), place a call to '123-4567@[SIGNALING_IP]' where [SIGNALING_IP] is the ip address of the port on which you configured your SIP Signaling at step 3.
+*Using your incoming phone (IP address of this host must be the one you use when configuration the incoming proxy in step 4), place a call to '123-4567@[SIGNALING_IP]' where [SIGNALING_IP] is the IP address of the port on which you configured your SIP Signaling at step 3.
 *The gateway will forward the call to the IP address of the proxy you configured in step 5.