Teldat -3Ge Quick Manual page 15

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Dial-peer 1 defines how to route the call made from a SIP telephone, to the address defined in the target ipv4 para-
meter, which should be the one corresponding to the Teldat-3Ge .
Dial-peer 2 defines how to route the call coming from the Teldat-3Ge device. The telephone number that appears in
the destination-pattern parameter corresponds to that defined in the DHCP configuration with the localphone para-
meter, which is that corresponding to the Teldat-3Ge SIM card. If the number assigned to the SIP telephone is the
same one as that defined for the backup telephone, the configuration is reduced to the previous one. If, however, you
want to use a configuration where various SIP telephones can make and receive external calls over the Teldat-3Ge
GSM line, the following configuration is recommended:
telephony
; -- Telephony configuration --
dial-peer 1 sip
description "Outgoing external calls through the Teldat-3Ge "
no vad
destination-pattern T
target ipv4 192.24.78.28
exit
;
dial-peer 2 sip
description "Extension receiving external calls from the Teldat-3Ge "
destination-pattern 4560.
target dynamic
exit
;
dial-peer 3 group
description "Incoming external calls through the Teldat-3Ge "
destination-pattern 607081119
target group 1
exit
;
peer-group 1
dial-peer 2 45600
dial-peer 2 45601
dial-peer 2 45602
dial-peer 2 45603
exit
;
exit
;
In this case, any call destined to a telephone number that does not match any defined dial-peer (different from exten-
sion 4560x or number 607081119) is routed to the Teldat-3Ge . If the Teldat-3Ge line is busy due to an incoming or
outgoing call, a signal indicating that the number trying to be reached is temporally unavailable will be heard. Incom-
ing calls ring on all extensions defined by the peer-group 1.
The SIP protocol is configured as follows:
protocol sip
; -- SIP protocol configuration --
application address 172.24.78.29
application server default
exit
;
The IP address that appears in the application address parameter is the router's address. This is the address where
the router receives SIP traffic.
The application gateway parameter activates the router so calls can be established between VoIP interfaces (analog
telephones) and SIP dial-peers.
The UDP/TCP port where the SIP server listens is, by default, 5060. If you want to change the port value (e.g. to
5000), use the application port command as follows:
protocol sip
; -- SIP protocol configuration --
application address 172.24.78.29
Teldat-3Ge Quick Guide
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