Cisco SPA100 Series User manual

Use IVR for Administration on the SPA100
Series
Objective
IVR (Interactive Voice Response) is an application that the SPA100 Series Analog
Telephone Adapter offers so the administrator can have access to basic setup configuration
of the adapter. This is useful for the administrator in case the access to the web based
configuration utility is restricted. This article explains in detail how to use IVR for
administration purposes on the SPA 100 Series Analog Telephone Adapter.
Applicable Devices
• SPA112
• SPA122
Software Version
• 1.3.2-XU (014)
IVR for Administration
Note: Keep in consideration the following tips:
• Press the numbers slowly, wait for the IVR to repeat the number for confirmation before
entering the next number.
• After you select an option, always press the Pound key (#).
• To save a setting, press 1. To review a setting, press 2, and to re-enter a setting, press 3.
• To cancel your setting, or to go back to the main menu, press the Star key (*).
• While entering a value, such as an IP address, if you wish to cancel a specific number,
press the Star key (*) two times quickly, otherwise it will be treated as a decimal point.
Step 1. Connect an analog device to one of the phone ports of the SPA100 Series.
Step 2. To access to the IVR system, press ****.
Step 3. If the IVR challenges you for a password, then use the administrator password set
for IVR administration. Press 1234#.
Step 4. The IVR asks you to enter the desire option followed by the Pound key (#). Press the
desired code for the action you want. The following actions can be performed via IVR:
• Enter IVR Menu — Press **** to have access to the IVR menu.
• Check Internet Addressing Method — Press 100 to configure Internet access. The options
are:

- DHCP — Press 0to activate DHCP (Dynamic Host Control Protocol) which sets IP
addresses dynamically.
-Static IP — Press 1to activate static IP addressing. You will have to provide a static IP
address, default gateway address, and subnet mask later via IVR.
-PPPoE — Press 2to active PPPoE (Point to Point Protocol over Ethernet). You will have
to provide the IP addresses provided by your Internet service provider later via IVR.
• Check Internet IP address (INTERNET Port) — Press 110 to check the IP address of the
WAN port.
• Set Static IP Address (INTERNET Port) — Press 111 to set the static IP address. Then
enter the desired static IP address by using the numbers on the telephone key pad. Use
the Star key (*) for decimal points.
Note: This option is only available after you choose Static IP as the Internet connection
type.
• Check Network Mask — Press 120 to check the actual subnet mask.
• Set Network Mask — Press 121 to set the network mask. Then enter the subnet mask
using the numbers of the telephone key pad. Use the Star key (*) for decimal points.
• Check Gateway IP Address — Press 130 to check the actual IP address for the default
gateway.
• Set Gateway IP Address — Press 131 to set the IP address for the default gateway. Then
enter the gateway IP address using the numbers of the telephone key pad. Use the Star
key (*) for decimal points.
• Check MAC Address — Press 140 to check the MAC address of the adapter.
• Check Firmware Version — Press 150 to check the actual firmware version of the
adapter.
• Check Primary DNS Server Setting — Press 160 to check the actual settings for DNS
(Domain Name System).
• Set Primary DNS Server — Press 161 to set the primary DNS server. Then enter the IP
address of the primary DNS server using the numbers of the telephone key pad. Use the
Star key (*) for decimal points.
• Check Internet Web Server Port — Press 170 to check the actual port number the
INTERNET port is using.
• Check LAN IP Address (ETHERNET port) — This is only available for the SPA122. Press
210 to check the IP address of the ETHERNET port.
• Announce Line 1 SIP Transport — Press 1910 to check the actual transport protocol for
SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) of line 1.
• Set Line 1 SIP Transport — Press 1911 to set the transport protocol used in line 1 for SIP.
The options are:
- UDP — Press 0to set UDP as the transport protocol (User Datagram Protocol).

- TCP — Press 1to set TCP as the transport protocol (Transmission Control Protocol).
- TLS — Press 2to set TLS as the transport protocol (Transport Layer Security).
• Check Line 2 Transport — Press 1920 to check the actual transport protocol for SIP in
line 2.
• Set Line 2 SIP Transport — Press 1921 to set the transport protocol used in line 2 for SIP.
The options are:
- UDP — Press 0to set UDP as the transport protocol.
- TCP — Press 1to set TCP as the transport protocol.
- TLS — Press 2to set TLS as the transport protocol.
• Exit IVR — Press 3948 to exit the IVR.
• Allow or prevent WAN access to the administration Web Server — Press 7932 to set
access to the administration web server:
- Enable — Press 1to enable access.
- Disable — Press 0to disable access.
• Factory Reset of Unit — Press 73738 to set the adapter to its factory default settings.
When prompted, press 1to confirm, or press the Star key (*) to cancel. After you hear
"Option Successful" hang up the phone. The device reboots.
• Reboot of Voice System — Press 732668 to reboot the voice system. After you hear
"Option Successful" hang up the phone. The device reboots.
• User Factory Reset of Unit — Press 877778 to set the user settings to its factory values.
When prompted, press 1to confirm or press the Star key (*) to cancel. After you hear
"Option Successful" hang up the phone. The device reboots.