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Grandstream Networks HT-386 How To Use Manual

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Contents
1 Introduction - How to use Grandstream HT-386 with PBXware
2 Registering Grandstream HT-386
2.1 Requirements
2.2 Manual Configuration
2.3 Auto Provisioning
3 Glossary
Introduction - How to use Grandstream
HT-386 with PBXware
This "How to" is written to as general guide on how to use your Grandstream HT-386 with
PBXware using 1.0.2.16 Grandstream HT-386 firmware. It covers the most common tasks
required in order to have your Grandstream HT-386 working efficiently.

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  • Page 1 Introduction - How to use Grandstream HT-386 with PBXware This "How to" is written to as general guide on how to use your Grandstream HT-386 with PBXware using 1.0.2.16 Grandstream HT-386 firmware. It covers the most common tasks required in order to have your Grandstream HT-386 working efficiently.

  • Page 2: Manual Configuration

    Registering Grandstream HT-386 Requirements 1. Grandstream HT-386 firmware. - Make sure that device is loaded with 1.0.2.16 firmware. 2. DHCP server. - Fully configured and operational DHCP server. Manual Configuration UAD Settings STEP ONE: PBXware IP address. 1. Find out the IP address of PBXware server.
  • Page 3 STEP THREE: UAD status. 1. Make sure the UAD is enabled. To check the UAD status navigate to "Settings:UAD", and click on the "edit" icon corresponding to "Grandstream HT-386".
  • Page 4 2. Make sure "Status" is set to "active", "Auto provisioning" is set to "No" and "DHCP" is set to "Yes".
  • Page 5 STEP ONE: Add Extension. 1. Navigate to "Extensions". Click on "Add Extension". 2. The standard options window will be shown below. 3. Select Grandstream HT-386 from "UAD" select box. 4. Select Location: "Local" or "Remote". Note: -"Local" is for all extension registered on LAN.
  • Page 6 5. Click on the "Next" button. STEP TWO: Extension values. 1. Enter values into the required field text boxes. REQUIRED FIELDS: Name: Enter a name of the extension being created. Example: John Doe. E-mail: Enter the e-mail address associated with this extension. This e-mail address will receive all system notification messages.
  • Page 7 Registering ATA STEP ONE: Electricity and Ethernet. - The Grandstream HT-386 needs electricity. Plug the adapter into its jack then connect it to the electricity network. - Connect ethernet port to a hub, router or switch as to access LAN.
  • Page 8 IP address 2. Hit "Enter" on your keyboard. STEP FOUR: Configuring Grandstream HT-386. 1. Login to the Grandstream HT-386 web interface. The factory default password is lower case "admin". 2. Click on "FXS PORT1" link. 3. Enter following details into the respective fields.
  • Page 9 Other "options" or "fields" should be left blank or as is by default, they have no importance for registering Grandstream HT-386 to PBXware. 4. Navigate down and click on the "Update" button. 5. Click on the "Reboot" button. The Grandstream HT-386 will reboot for changes to take effect.

  • Page 10: Auto Provisioning

    - Conclusion: If everything is done as above described you should have successfully registered your Grandstream HT-386 to PBXware. Dial *123 to verify registration. - For further information, please contact the manufacturer or check their web site www.grandstream.com. Auto Provisioning UAD Settings STEP ONE: PBXware IP address.
  • Page 11 STEP THREE: UAD status. 1. Make sure the UAD is enabled. To check the UAD status navigate to "Settings:UAD", and click on the "edit" icon corresponding to "Grandstream HT-386".
  • Page 12 2. Make sure "Status" is set to "active", "Auto provisioning" is set to "No" and "DHCP" is set to "Yes".
  • Page 13 STEP ONE: Add Extension. 1. Navigate to "Extensions". Click on "Add Extension". 2. The standard options window will be shown below. 3. Select Grandstream HT-386 from "UAD" select box. 4. Select Location: "Local" or "Remote". Note: -"Local" is for all extension registered on LAN.
  • Page 14 Enter a name of the extension being created. Example: John Doe. E-mail: Enter the e-mail address associated with this extension. This e-mail address will receive all system notification messages. Example: john@domain.com Auto provisioning: Set to "Yes". MAC Address: Grandstream HT-386 MAC address. Example: 001646f5f797 an example with details filled in...
  • Page 15 Registering ATA STEP ONE: Electricity and Ethernet. - The Grandstream HT-386 needs electricity. Plug the adapter into its jack then connect it to the electricity network. - Connect ethernet port to a hub, router or switch as to access LAN.
  • Page 16 Example: http://192.168.1.101 an example with IP address 2. Hit "Enter" on your keyboard. STEP FOUR: Configuring TFTP server. 1. Login to the Grandstream HT-386 Web interface. The factory default password is lower case "admin". 2. Click on "BASIC SETTINGS" link.
  • Page 17 - Select "statically configured as" button. - IP Address: enter an IP. Example: 192.168.1.111 - Please make sure that the Grandstream HT-386 static IP do not conflict with an IP of another device on the same network. 4. Click on the "Update" button to save changes.
  • Page 18 7. Navigate down and click on "Update" button. 8. Click on the "Reboot" button. The Grandstream HT-386 will reboot for changes to take effect. - Conclusion: If everything is done as above described you should have successfully registered *123 your Grandstream HT-386 to PBXware.
  • Page 19 the system to which they are directly connected. - Router = A device that forwards data packets from one local area network (LAN) or wide area network (WAN) to another. - Switch = Network device that selects a path or circuit for sending a unit of data to its next destination.