160 Gateway and Gateway 4 Manual v1.2
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23.17.2 Configuring SIP Accounts
Up to 16 SIP accounts can be configured in the codec and registering codecs for SIP connectivity
is simple. First, select the SIP server to which you will register your codec. On a LAN this may be
your own server, or it could be one of the many internet servers available. We recommend that you
use your own SIP server and configure it to use G.711, G.722, MP2 and AAC algorithms. This is
because most internet SIP servers are for VoIP phones and are only configured for G.711 and GSM
algorithms.
When you register an account with a SIP server you will be provided with:
· Username
· Authorized User
· SIP address
· Domain
· Realm
· Registrar
· Registar port
· Outbound Proxy
· Proxy port
· Password
· Registration Timeout (this shouldn't need to be adjusted from the default setting).
Important Notes:
· In most situations it is best to configure a SIP account when the codec is configured with
a public IP address.
· Each SIP account can only be mapped to a single SIP interface, i.e. SIP1 or SIP 2.
· Up to 16 SIP accounts can be added to the codec.
· To configure a SIP Account using the codec LCD SCREEN see Configuring SIP
Accounts.
Adding a SIP Account
Enter SIP account details and register the account in your codec. Once configured, the codec will
contact the SIP server automatically to acknowledge its presence over a wide area network when
connected to a public IP address.
1. Open the HTML5 Toolbox Web-GUI and click Transport and then click SIP Accounts to
view and configure SIP account settings.
2. Click to select one of the unused Accounts at the top of the SIP Accounts panel.
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