Configuration for Online Service Providers

(buy it from http://www.voipsupply.com/)

Steps to configure Your SPA-1000/2000/3000

1. If you haven't already done so, sign up for an account at http://voip.brujula.net

2. Open a session to the SPA by typing: http://<spa ip address>.
To find out the IP address, please lift up your handset, press **** (voice menu) then press 110#

3. Click "Admin Login" in the upper right hand corner, then click "Advanced"

4. The browser will show a tabbed user interface. Select the Line 1 tab to configure a service for line 1.
Line 2 can also be configured from the Line 2 tab.

Line Configuration:

Click "Advanced" at the bottom of the page.

Click "Line 1" tab, and enter the following in the available fields:

Set Proxy to: voip.brujula.net

Set Outbound Proxy to: leave empty

Set "Use Outbound Proxy" to: No

Set User ID to your assigned your UserName

Password: your assigned password

Set "NAT keep Alive" to "yes"

Set "Register" to "yes"

Set "Register Expires" to 900

Set User Auth ID to no

Set Display Name to your  assigned UserName.

Set Password to your account's password (e.q. YYYYY)

Set "Use ObProxy in Dialog" to: no

Click "Provisioning" tab, set Provisioning Enable: no

Press the Submit All Changes at the bottom of the web page

click on SIP  tab

NAT Support Parameters
Handle VIA received:	yes no	Handle VIA rport:	yes no
Insert VIA received:	yes no	Insert VIA rport:	yes no
Substitute VIA Addr:	yes no	Send Resp To Src Port:	yes no
STUN Enable:	no no	STUN Test Enable:	yes no
STUN Server:		EXT IP:
EXT RTP Port Min:		NAT Keep Alive Intvl:

5. The Registration State in the Info tab should now display "Registered"

Recommended Dia lPlan Setting

(DialPlan can be at t he bottom page of your line 1 or line 2 tab at:
http://<spa ip address >
Click "Admin Login", then click "advanced")

You can copy and paste the below configuration to your spa:
(xxxxxx.|1[2-9]xxxxxx.|xxxxxxxxxxxx.)

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Troubleshooting

If the phone fails to login, or you have one-way audio please take the time to double check your configuration as above.
If everything appears to be correct, the problem may be your firewall

If your router/firewall suports DMZ, put your hardware phone in the DMZ area

If you have an external firewall try opening SIP ports
SIP signalling ports (UDP) = 5060 - 5061
DNS port (UDP) = 53
TFTP port (UDP) = 69
RTP/RTCP ports (UDP) = 8000 - 8001
RTP/RTCP ports (UDP) = 10000 - 30000