User guide

Port configuration VoIP phone ports
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iMG/RG Software Reference Manual (Voice Service)
FIGURE 6-4 VoIP subsystem configuration - basic steps
By default, analogue access ports are not configured in the system when the unit starts from a factory default
configuration. If a port is not defined, no users can be added to the port and therefore no incoming calls can be
received and no outgoing calls can be made.
On the iMG, attempting to make a call through an undefined analogue port will result in absence of any tone
provided by the unit.
To create a port, use the command VOIP EP ANALOGUE CREATE and to enable a port use the command
VOIP EP ANALOGUE ENABLE.
Each access port has a unique identifier used during the VOIP EP ANALOGUE CREATE command. Depending
on the model, the following ports and port identifiers can be used:
• iBG series gateways have their analogue ports named ep1-1, ep1-2, ep2-1, ep2-2, etc.
• RG & iMG series gateways have their analogue ports named tel1, tel2, etc.
Table 1 (RG/iMG Models) lists the number of FXS ports available on each gateway.
To disable a port use the VOIP EP ANALOGUE DISABLE command.
Port configuration is managed through the VOIP EP ANALOGUE SET command. It is used to configure the fol-
lowing subsections:
Default
Configuration
SIP Signaling Protocol
Configuration
Access Port
Creation
Location
Servers
Proxy
Servers
Access Port
Configuration
Users
Creation
Forwarding
Database
Users
Binding
Incoming/Outgoing
Calls