User`s guide

When con guring the MultiVOIP gateway

for the network, you must identify, within

the software, its IP address, subnet mask,

and gateway address. The IP address is your

unique LAN IP address. The subnet mask is

the number that identi es the sub network

to which your MultiVOIP is connected. The

gateway address is the IP address of the

device connecting your MultiVOIP to the

Internet/intranet. Each MultiVOIP on the

network will need to be con gured this

way so that the phone directory can be

mapped to the IP address of the individual

MultiVOIPs on the network.

Deploying the VOIP Network

The VOIP administrator can take each individual MultiVOIP and pre-con gure it before sending it to the

remote sites. The remote site administrators need only connect power to the pre-con gured MultiVOIPs,

and connect them to the Ethernet LAN and prede ned telephone equipment. At this time, the VOIP

network will be fully operational.

Advanced Feature Con guration

The MultiVOIP software provides a number of advanced features that can be con gured to enhance

voice quality. Our recommendation is to use the factory defaults. Most users  nd these are more than

adequate for the application.