how to setup 3com wireless 3108 voip phone with a linksys spa9000
i have a linksys spa9000 voip system which works fine.
I have just purchased a 3com wireless 3108 voip phone.
I've managed to get the phone on the wireless network and try registering with the spa9000.
The problem is, it just sits there saying registering.
my spa9000 IP is 192.168.1.1 using port 5060 (default)
on the phone i have added the proxy address and outgoing address as above.
The status page doesn't give an reason why it's not connecting.
any ideas ?
I have just purchased a 3com wireless 3108 voip phone.
I've managed to get the phone on the wireless network and try registering with the spa9000.
The problem is, it just sits there saying registering.
my spa9000 IP is 192.168.1.1 using port 5060 (default)
on the phone i have added the proxy address and outgoing address as above.
The status page doesn't give an reason why it's not connecting.
any ideas ?
ASKER
hi, below are the fields i can fill in for the SIP settings on the phone. I have been filling in the procy address
SIP Account Name: default
Phone Number: 115 - extension number
Authentication ID: 115
Authentication Password:
SIP Domain:
Proxy Address: 192.168.1.1 Port: 5060
Outbound Address: Port: 5060
Local Port: 5060
Register Timer(sec): 3600
Codec: AutoG.711uG.711a
Pkt Time(ms): Default20304050607080
OutofBand DTMF: OffOn
SIP Account Name: default
Phone Number: 115 - extension number
Authentication ID: 115
Authentication Password:
SIP Domain:
Proxy Address: 192.168.1.1 Port: 5060
Outbound Address: Port: 5060
Local Port: 5060
Register Timer(sec): 3600
Codec: AutoG.711uG.711a
Pkt Time(ms): Default20304050607080
OutofBand DTMF: OffOn
'Outbound address' is not normal terminology. Do you know where a manual can be downloaded so I can see what it sais about the settings?
ASKER
please find attached
pgwirels.pdf
pgwirels.pdf
Well according to the manual the 'proxy server' is the server you register on while the 'outbound server' is actually the proxy server. I cant say I am confident the manual is correct given this very strange naming.
Try entering the IP address of the server as the 'proxy' server and leaving the outbound server field blank. If that doesnt work swap the settings over.
Also make sure 'NAT Solution' is set to disabled.
Try entering the IP address of the server as the 'proxy' server and leaving the outbound server field blank. If that doesnt work swap the settings over.
Also make sure 'NAT Solution' is set to disabled.
ASKER
I've tried that.
NAT is already disabled.
The only thing i was wondering was if the linksys spa9000 that controls the system doesn't allow other sip devices to connect unless some thing is unticked to allow other devices ?
NAT is already disabled.
The only thing i was wondering was if the linksys spa9000 that controls the system doesn't allow other sip devices to connect unless some thing is unticked to allow other devices ?
No I dont believe so. The Linksys device is based upon Asterisk and will enable a client to connect as long as it supplies the correct username and password.
ASKER
ah, i don't seem to be able to find a username and password. just rang linksys and there hopeless.
like you they said just set the proxy setting.
any ideas
like you they said just set the proxy setting.
any ideas
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ASKER
the phone number line would be the extension number wouldn't it.
Yes more than likely.
ASKER
i had an email from linksys. the connection port is 6060, rather than the 5060.
got it working.
thanks for your help
got it working.
thanks for your help
Perhaps you are putting the server details in the wrong field. The server field is often called a registrar server.