Appendix 6: router configuration, Appendix 7: network console, Accessing the network console – IPitomy IP1100+ PBX Administrator Guide User Manual
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APPENDIX 6: ROUTER CONFIGURATION
The sample setup instructions below use a Linksys
router and are meant for demonstration purposes only.
STEPS:
1
Log into the router using the router’s IP address (e.g., 192.168.1.1).
2
Open a Web browser. Enter the IP address of the router (e.g., 192.168.1.1) and press
Enter.
3
Login to the router using the Username and Password. For help refer to router
documentation.
4
Navigate to Port Forwarding. For help refer to router documentation. Open ports 5060 to
5060 on the IP address for the system being installed (e.g., 192.168.1.249) for both UDP
and TCP (Name = SIP).
5
Open ports 10000 to 20000 on the IP address for the system being installed for both UDP
and TCP (Name = RTP).
6
Open ports 4569 to 4569 on the IP address for the system being installed for both UDP
and TCP (Name = IAX2).
7
Click Apply Changes to commit the changes to the database.
APPENDIX 7: NETWORK CONSOLE
The system comes with an application that allows the IP Address and other network attributes to be changed to
meet the requirements of the specific network. Using the Network Console allows you to view and change
settings without requiring an external web browser.
Accessing the Network Console
STEPS:
1
Verify that the IP1500 is powered and that a keyboard and monitor are connected
directly to it.
2
If the monitor screen is blank go to step 4. However, if you see the Network Console,
go to step 5.
3
If you just powered up the IP1500, you will see various system housekeeping
messages scrolling on the screen. Do not press any keys at this time. Soon the
messages will stop moving and be replaced with a “login as” prompt.
4
Press CTRL + ALT + F7, simultaneously. If nothing happens, go to step 1.
5
View or make changes as needed.
Selecting Options
Options are single letters or digits within brackets. You select an option by typing the option letter/digit and then
pressing the Enter key. For example, on the Main menu, [1] indicates you can select the Network Type by typing
1 and pressing Enter. A blank option [ ] indicates that you cannot edit the value in the current context.