Setup By Web Interface - Global G300 User Manual

Setup by WEB interface

You can use Microsoft Internet Explorer for setting up the phone if a computer is part of same network
segment.
Open a browser window and enter phone's IP address (e.g. 192.168.0.99) at the address line. IP address
will be displayed if you press "P1 (Local IP)" with handset down. A login dialog appears. Please enter
either password (1234) or super password (19750407) and click "Login".
Network
DHCP/IP/Modem/DSL:
Static IP:
DHCP:
PPPoE:
Modem:
PPPoE ID:
PPPoE PIN:
Local IP:
Subnet Mask:
Router ip:
DNS:
DNS 2:
MAC:
Service provider
Service type:
User name / account:
Phone number:
Type of account:
Call type:
DTMF signal trans.:
DTMF payload:
Domain name /
Realm:
Server to log in:
Register port:
Signal port:
Controlport:
RTP port (voice):
RTP type of service:
Register ttl:
g.729 jitter buffer size:
NAT
NAT:
NAT address:
NAT ttl:
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Please choose the way you want to feed your phone with network parameter.
Enter IP address, subnet maske and router IP manually.
Source network parameter by DHCP.
For direct use with ADSL and Cable Modem. Source network parameter direct
from Internet Service Provider (ISP).
For sourcing the data from ISP. You will have to enter your ID and PIN at ppp
id and ppp pin.
Enter ISP Username if PPPoE or Modem selected.
Enter ISP Password if PPPoE or Modem selected.
Please enter phone's IP if Static IP selected.
Please enter subnet mask if Static IP selected.
Please enter router IP if Static IP selected.
Please enter DNS Server IP if Static IP selected.
Please enter alternative DNS Server IP.
Phones MAC is printed on a lable at the underside.
Leave as standard if you are not using one of the specified services.
Enter user name / account.
Enter phone number. Mostly it is user name again.
Leave as "auto" if you can not select the type used by your VoIP provider.
Choose "advanced" or leave as is.
Choose special method if required or leave as is.
Choose special value if required or leave as is.
Enter service address (e.g. subdomain.yourprovider.com)
Enter registration server's address (e.g. subdomain.yourprovider.com)
With SIP it is 5600
With SIP you can set to 0.
With SIP you can set to 0.
With SIP it is 8000.
With SIP you can set to 0.
With SIP you can set to 60.
With SIP you can set to 0.
Select the way you want to handle NAT. Mostly "auto" or "STUN" is used.
Enter STUN-Server address and port if "STUN" selected.
Select interval for sending keep alive packet to NAT device.
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