Cisco Small Business Voice Gateways and ATAs

Note: This guide has been prepared with firmware 2.0.13, the current supported firmware release for NodePhone. If you are using an older firmware, the web configuration screen may not look the same as the images below. We recommend upgrading your SPA3000 to version 2.0.13, available from the Linksys website click here.

Finding the IP Address of the PSTN Gateway

Finding the IP address of the PSTN Gateway is necessary in order to access the PSTN Gateway's web-based utility.

There are two ways of finding the IP address of the PSTN Gateway:

1. Finding the IP Address of the PSTN Gateway Using the IVR Analog System
2. Finding the IP Address of the PSTN Gateway Using the DHCP Server

Finding the IP of the Address of the PSTN Gateway Using the IVR Analog System

Step 1:
Connect your SPA3000 to an ADSL router that is running on DHCP. The ADSL router will assign the SPA3000 and IP address.

Step 2:
To determine the IP address of the SPA, lift the phone handset and press the asterisk key (*) four times. When you hear the voice prompt saying "Configuration," press the following key combination "1-1-0-#." The voice prompt will then read the current IP address of the SPA3000.

Note: If the IVR system doesn't respond, try plugging in the PSTN line port to a working PSTN line and try again.

Accessing the Router's Web-Based Setup Page

Step 1:
Open a web browser such as Internet Explorer.

Step 2:
Go to the Address bar and enter your router's IP Address ("192.168.1.1" is the default IP of most Linksys routers) then press [Enter].

Finding the IP of the Address of the PSTN Gateway Using the IVR Analog System

Note: In this example, we used a Linksys router. If you are using a non-Linksys router consult your documentation.

Step 1:
When the router's web-based setup page appears, click Status then Local Network.

Step 2:
Under Local Network, click DHCP Client Table.

Step 3:
Click the DHCP Clients Table and a popup window will appear. This will give you the IP address of the SPA.

Step 4:
Take note of the IP address and enter it into your web browser to view the configuration pages for the device.

Setting User and Admin Passwords

Set a User and Administrator password on the Linksys. By default, the device comes shipped with no Administrator password.

Step 1:
Click System and enter your password into the Admin Passwd and User Passwd fields.

Step 2:
Enter your primary and secondary DNS servers and Primary NTP Server values:

Step 3:
When you have completed the changes, click Submit All Changes.

Step 4:
To continue, enter "user" on the Username field and your NodePhone password on the Password field.

Step 5:
To access the Administrator functionality, click Admin Login on the top right of your screen. Use "admin" as your username and your NodePhone password as your password for this section.

Step 6:
When the Line 1 Tab Settings screen appears, click Line 1 at the top.

Step 7:
Set Line enable to Yes and ensure that NAT Mapping enable and NAT Keep Alive Enable are set to No.

Step 8:
Look for Proxy and Registration and enter "sip.internode.on.net" on the field provided.

Step 9:
Set Use Outbound Proxy to Yes and enter "sip.internode.on.net" on the Outbound proxy field.

Step 10:
Set Register to Yes and Register Expires to 240.

Step 11:
Look for subscriber information and enter your name on the Display Name field.

Step 12:
Look for the UserID field and enter your NodePhone number. Make sure the resulting value is 10 digits long then look for the Password field and enter your NodePhone password.

Step 13:
To change the Supplementary Service Subscription, all options must be set to no except the Three Way Call Serv and the Three Way Conf Serv, which should be set to yes.

Step 14:
Scroll down the Line 1 page and set the Preferred Audio Codec to G729a.

Step 15:
Ensure that Use Pref Codec Only is set to No.

Step 16:
Under VoIP Fallback to PSTN, set Auto PSTN Fallback to Yes.

Step 17:
Look for Dial Plan on the SPA3000 browser window and enter "(000S0<:@gw0>|106S0<:@gw0>|183[12]x.|1[38]xxxxxxxxS0<:@gw0>|13[1-9]xxxS0<:@gw0>|1[9]xxxxxxxxS0<:@gw0>|0[23478]xxxxxxxxS0|[2-9]xxxxxxxS0|001xxxx.S5|xxx.<:@gw0>|*xx.|<#,:>x.<:@gw0>)" on the field provided.

Step 18:
When you have entered all the required information, click Submit All Changes. After around five seconds, the device will reboot and return you to the Configuration page.

Changing Regional Tab Settings

Step 1:
When the Configuration page appears, click the Regional tab at the top of the page.

Step 2:
When the Regional tab opens, look for Miscellaneous and set your local time zone.

Step 3:
Look for the FXS Port Impedance and select 220+820||115nF on the field provided.

Step 4:
Look for the FXS Port Input and Output Gain and enter "-3" on the fields provided.

Step 5:
Look for Caller ID Method and select Bellcore(N.Amer,China) from the drop down menu.

Step 6:
To save your settings, click Submit All Changes at the bottom of the page.

Entering PSTN Line Tab Settings

Step 1:
Click the PSTN Line tab at the top to go to International Control.

Step 2:
Under International Control, look for FXO Port Impedance and select 220+820||120nF on the field provided.

Step 3:
Look for SPA to PSTN Gain and enter "0" on the field provided.

Step 4:
Look for PSTN to SPA Gain and enter "3" on the field provided.

Step 5:
Look for Disconnect Tone and enter "425@-30,425@-30;10(.375/.375/1+2" on the field provided.

Step 6:
Click Submit all changes after making these changes.

Note: At this point, your NodePhone service should be authenticated and working. You should be able to make phone calls and in the event of a network failure, your SPA3000 should failover to the standard phone line.