RE: How to configure SPA3000- VoipBuster?

Thanks all, for help and its almost working.
Outgoing call is working, they hear me but I can't here them.
Any sugestions what is wrong with my settings?


I used the following setting for the SPA-300;

On the system page:
Internet connection type;
Static IP: SPA-300 IP
Gateway: Router LAN IP
Netmask: 255.255.255.0

On the sip page (advanced mode):
STUN Server: stun.fwdnet.net:3478
(you can use any STUN server, they are not provider specific.)
change "Substitute VIA Addr" to yes
change "EXT IP" to the router WAN IP

On the Line 1 page:
Proxy: sip.voipbuster.com
Use Outbound Proxy: no
Outbound Proxy: (leave empty)
Register: yes
Display Name: (your voipbuster username)
User ID: (your voipbuster username)
Password: (your voipbuster password)
Gateway 1: sip.voipbuster.com
GW1 Auth ID: <UserID>
GW1 Nat Mapping Enable: yes
GW1 Password: <password>

On the regional page:
Caller ID Method: ETSI DTMF (for The Netherlands)

On the PSTN Line page:
Display Name: (voipbuster username)
User ID: (voipbuster username)
Password: (voipbuster password)

I used the following setting sugestions for the router type Thomson Speed
touch 510v4 ;
SPA-300 IP into the router's DMZ (De-Militarized Zone)
The NAPT settings are now as following for my configuration;
Type: Temp
Inside address: SPA-IP:0
Outside address: unspecified:0
Prot: tcp

No ports are specified


Credits to all who help me!!!

Cor

On Wed, 28 Sep 2005 23:28:37 +0200, "Cor"
<REMOVEpostvoorcor@hotmail.com> wrote:

>Thanks all, for help and its almost working.
>Outgoing call is working, they hear me but I can't here them.
>Any sugestions what is wrong with my settings?
>
>
>I used the following setting for the SPA-300;
>
>On the system page:
>Internet connection type;
>Static IP: SPA-300 IP
>Gateway: Router LAN IP
>Netmask: 255.255.255.0
>
>On the sip page (advanced mode):
>STUN Server: stun.fwdnet.net:3478
>(you can use any STUN server, they are not provider specific.)
>change "Substitute VIA Addr" to yes
>change "EXT IP" to the router WAN IP
>
>On the Line 1 page:
>Proxy: sip.voipbuster.com
>Use Outbound Proxy: no
>Outbound Proxy: (leave empty)
>Register: yes
>Display Name: (your voipbuster username)
>User ID: (your voipbuster username)
>Password: (your voipbuster password)
>Gateway 1: sip.voipbuster.com
>GW1 Auth ID: <UserID>
>GW1 Nat Mapping Enable: yes
>GW1 Password: <password>
>
>On the regional page:
>Caller ID Method: ETSI DTMF (for The Netherlands)
>
>On the PSTN Line page:
>Display Name: (voipbuster username)
>User ID: (voipbuster username)
>Password: (voipbuster password)
>
>I used the following setting sugestions for the router type Thomson Speed
>touch 510v4 ;
>SPA-300 IP into the router's DMZ (De-Militarized Zone)
>The NAPT settings are now as following for my configuration;
>Type: Temp
>Inside address: SPA-IP:0
>Outside address: unspecified:0
>Prot: tcp
>
>No ports are specified
>
>
>Credits to all who help me!!!
>
>Cor
>
Audio one way only is usually to do with port forwarding.
Have you forwarded all the ports I have listed earlier in this thread?

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>>
>>I used the following setting sugestions for the router type Thomson Speed
>>touch 510v4 ;
>>SPA-300 IP into the router's DMZ (De-Militarized Zone)
>>The NAPT settings are now as following for my configuration;
>>Type: Temp
>>Inside address: SPA-IP:0
>>Outside address: unspecified:0
>>Prot: tcp
>>
>>No ports are specified
>>
>>
>>Credits to all who help me!!!
>>
>>Cor
>>
> Audio one way only is usually to do with port forwarding.
> Have you forwarded all the ports I have listed earlier in this thread?
>

Brain,
No I d'nt do it like you sugested, only as discribed above.
I could not get all ports one by one in the list, as a range input was not
posible.
Is it necessary to put all the ports in the list?
Are there maybe some ports numbers that will work also?

Cor

Cor

On Thu, 29 Sep 2005 19:16:43 +0200, "Cor"
<REMOVEpostvoorcor@hotmail.com> wrote:

>>>
>>>I used the following setting sugestions for the router type Thomson Speed
>>>touch 510v4 ;
>>>SPA-300 IP into the router's DMZ (De-Militarized Zone)
>>>The NAPT settings are now as following for my configuration;
>>>Type: Temp
>>>Inside address: SPA-IP:0
>>>Outside address: unspecified:0
>>>Prot: tcp
>>>
>>>No ports are specified
>>>
>>>
>>>Credits to all who help me!!!
>>>
>>>Cor
>>>
>> Audio one way only is usually to do with port forwarding.
>> Have you forwarded all the ports I have listed earlier in this thread?
>>
>
>Brain,
>No I d'nt do it like you sugested, only as discribed above.
>I could not get all ports one by one in the list, as a range input was not
>posible.
>Is it necessary to put all the ports in the list?
>Are there maybe some ports numbers that will work also?

OK an alternative to forwarding the ports is to use the DMZ.
Look for the DMZ settings on your modem and set the DMZ IP to that of
your Sipura box. That will achieve just the same as port forwarding.
If you still get the one way audio problem then I can only assume that
you have a problem with the NAT. If that is the case then I don't know
how you would solve that - someone else may be able to advise in that
instance.


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Well it seems that port forwarding or DMZ is not possible with the
SpeedTouch 510.

I also followed the suggestion from the telnet =>nat bindlist (Thanks Lee).

SIP udp 5060 The line doesn't appear, but the phone didn't work.

I contacted SpeedTouch and are waiting for there reply.



I now looking for an other router that have the required options and will
try again later.



Cor



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