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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.

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.

Make sure the Lock active configuration checkbox is cleared and click Save.

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.

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.
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.
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.
Enter a name and click Create.
In the SIP Service Access Points area, add your SIP SAP to this NAP.
In the newly added SIP Specific Params area, set the Proxy Address to the IP address of your incoming phone or SIP Proxy.
If your phone or SIP Proxy does not support availability detection using the OPTIONS method, uncheck the box Poll Remote Proxy?.
Click Save.

5. Create the NAP for your outgoing phone or SIP Proxy

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.
In the newly added SIP Specific Params area, set the Proxy Address to the IP address of your outgoing phone or SIP Proxy.
If your phone or SIP Proxy does not support availability detection using the OPTIONS method, uncheck the box Poll Remote Proxy?.
Click Save.

6. Configure your Gateway routes to forward all calls from the incomfing NAP to the outgoing NAP

Go to the Gateway/Configurations section and click on edit.
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.

7. Apply the new configuration

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.

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.
The gateway will forward the call to the IP address of the proxy you configured in step 5.

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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.
-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.
-Make sure the Lock active configuration checkbox is cleared and click Save.
-Configure your adapter
+'''1. Unlock active configuration'''
-Go to the Hardware section and make sure your adapter is there with the right Serial Number.
+''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.
-If your adapter is not there, click on Create New Hardware and fill out the form.
+''*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.
-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.
-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.
-Add the new Transport Server to your SAP.
-Create the NAP for your incoming phone or SIP Proxy
-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.
-In the newly added SIP Specific Params area, set the Proxy Address to the IP address of your incoming phone or SIP Proxy.
-If your phone or SIP Proxy does not support availability detection using the OPTIONS method, uncheck the box Poll Remote Proxy?.
-Click Save.
-Create the NAP for your outgoing phone or SIP Proxy
+'''2. Configure your adapter'''
-Go to the NAP section and click on Create New NAP.
+*Go to the Hardware section and make sure your adapter is there with the right Serial Number.
-Enter a name and click Create.
+*If your adapter is not there, click on Create New Hardware and fill out the form.
-In the SIP Service Access Points area, add your SIP SAP to this NAP.
-In the newly added SIP Specific Params area, set the Proxy Address to the IP address of your outgoing phone or SIP Proxy.
-If your phone or SIP Proxy does not support availability detection using the OPTIONS method, uncheck the box Poll Remote Proxy?.
-Click Save.
-Configure your Gateway routes to forward all calls from the incomfing NAP to the outgoing NAP
-Go to the Gateway/Configurations section and click on edit.
-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.
-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.
-Apply the new configuration
+'''3. Create the SIP stack'''
-Go to the System section and click on edit to modify the system parameters.
+*Go to the SIP section and click on Create New SIP.
-In the Activate configuration area, click on Activate.
+*Fill out the form with default values and click Create.
-Verify that the new configuration was activated successfully and fix errors if any.
+*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.
+*Add the new Transport Server to your SAP.
-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.
+'''4. Create the NAP for your incoming phone or SIP Proxy'''
-The gateway will forward the call to the IP address of the proxy you configured in step 5.
+*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.
+*In the newly added SIP Specific Params area, set the Proxy Address to the IP address of your incoming phone or SIP Proxy.
+*If your phone or SIP Proxy does not support availability detection using the OPTIONS method, uncheck the box Poll Remote Proxy?.
+*Click Save.
+'''5. Create the NAP for your outgoing phone or SIP Proxy'''
+*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.
+*In the newly added SIP Specific Params area, set the Proxy Address to the IP address of your outgoing phone or SIP Proxy.
+*If your phone or SIP Proxy does not support availability detection using the OPTIONS method, uncheck the box Poll Remote Proxy?.
+*Click Save.
+'''6. Configure your Gateway routes to forward all calls from the incomfing NAP to the outgoing NAP'''
+*Go to the Gateway/Configurations section and click on edit.
+*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.''
+'''7. Apply the new configuration'''
+*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.
+'''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.
+*The gateway will forward the call to the IP address of the proxy you configured in step 5.