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Cisco SPA112
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Copyright © 2005-2012 Jaguar Telecom Version 1.8 Page 3 of 8
2 Initial configuration
The device comes pre-configured with all the settings pre-loaded. It is only necessary to
follow the network setup process described below.
2.1 Network Assumptions
• The SPA 112 will be connected to the LAN side of a broadband Ethernet router.
• The router is in NAT (network address translation) mode and the LAN side of the
router is using private IP address (usually 192.168.x.x).
• It is assumed that the router will act as a DHCP server and hand out IP addresses
for devices on the LAN side.
• It is also assumed that the router DHCP server will also provide the IP addresses
of DNS servers to use.
• It does not matter if the broadband has a static or dynamic IP address.
2.2 SPA112 Lights
Light
D
e
s
cri
p
tio
n
Phone
1
Phone
2
Steady green—On
hook
.
Slow flashing green—Off
ho
ok
.
Off—Port
not
r
e
ady
.
In
terne
t
Flashing green—Transmitting
or
receiving data
th
r
o
ugh
the WAN
p
or
t
.
Off—No
l
i
nk
.
Sys
t
e
m
Steady green—System
r
e
ady
,
IP
address ac
quir
e
d
.
Slow flashing green—Acquiring
IP
addr
e
ss
.
(By
def
a
ult
,
uses
DHC
P
.)
Fast
f
l
a
s
h
i
n
g
green—Upgrading
fi
rm
wa
r
e
.
Off—No
power
or
system
can not
boot up.