Operation Manual

AT-RG213 Residential VoIP Gateway - SIP Software Reference Manual

SIP Software Release 6-0-0

J613-M0524-00

and the PORT number that the SIP protocol will use for signalling.

Examples

To enable the SIP module behind a NAT with IP address 10.10.1.10 using

5050 as the signalling port:

ENABLE SIP NATIP=10.10.1.10 DEFAULTPORT=5050

SET SIP PORT

Syntax

SET SIP PORT=port PHONENUMBER=number DOMAIN=domain

PROXYSERVER=ipadd[:ipport][;ipadd[:ipport]]

[AUTH-USERNAME={NONE|username}]

[AUTH-PASSWD={NONE|password}]

[LOCATIONSERVER=ipadd[:ipport][;ipadd[:ipport]]]

[CAPABILITY=capability[;capability]]

[RTPPORT=ipport][DSCP=dscppriority|TOS=tospriority]

Short Syntax

SET SIP PORT=port PHNO=number DO=domain

PS= ipadd[:ipport] [;ipadd[:ipport]]

[A-USR={NONE|username}] [A-PWD={NONE|password}]

[LS=ipadd[:ipport][;ipadd[:ipport]]]

[CAP=capability[;capability]][RP=ipport]

[DSCP=dscppriority|TOS=tospriority]

where:

 port is the physical port number (can be 0 or 1)

 ipport is the IP port number within 1..65535 range.

 number is the phone number of 20 digits maximum

 domain can either be an ip address in dotted decimal notation or a number of

words in lower case alphanumeric characters (a-z) and (0-9) separated by a dot

(.) up to 30 characters.

 ipadd is an ip address in dotted decimal notation

 capability is the coding methods used when setting up a call. Currently

PCMU, PCMA G723 and G729 are supported

 username is a max 128 chars string used to authenticate the AT-RG213 with a

proxy server that requires SIP authentication.

 password is a max 16 chars used to authenticate the AT-RG213 with a proxy

server that requires SIP authentication.

 rtpport is the port number that will be used for listen the RTP messages. This

value is the range 5061..49151. Only an even number can be assigned. This is

because the odd numbers are reserved for RTCP protocol. If not set the rtpport