Quick Start Guide

 LANCOM VoIP USB Handset and LANCOM Advanced VoIP Client
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Quick Start Guide
VoIP Telephony
Defining the SIP account to register at the LANCOM VoIP
Router or at a PBX
A LANCOM VoIP Router located in your local network can function as a SIP
proxy for the VoIP terminal equipment in the network. Terminal devices such
as a LANCOM Advanced VoIP Client can then register locally at the LANCOM
VoIP Router. The SIP proxy handles the switching of calls to a public SIP
provider or to a VoIP PBX at a different site. Alternatively, the LANCOM VoIP
Router as a SIP gateway can perform the conversion to other telephone
networks (e.g. ISDN) itself.
햲 To use a LANCOM VoIP Router for telephony, a corresponding account has
to be set up in the LANCOM Advanced VoIP Client. On the ' SIP accounts'
tab, use the Add button to create a new SIP account.
햳 For the provider setting, leave the entry as 'Custom' and activate the new
account.
햴 For the 'User ID' enter the internal telephone number to be used by
LANCOM Advanced VoIP Client for taking calls and, optionally, enter a
name for your phone under 'Description'; this name will be displayed on
the other phone at the other end of the connection.
햵 With the button Details, open the dialog for the advanced settings and
enter the following data:
 As the 'SIP proxy' and 'Registrar', the internal VoIP domain for your
LANCOM VoIP Router (default: 'internal') if this also acts as the DNS
server for the client, otherwise, the LAN IP address.