Panasonic KX-NS Series User manual

Setup Reference guide for KX-NS Series
(Tested with NS1000 Ver4.5)
“I-Net Connect” SIP Trunk service
with Built-in Router
Version 1.2 (PSCEU) 11th April, 2017

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SUMMARY
This document is a reference for configuring “I-Net Connect” SIP trunks onto KX-NS Series systems
and includes the settings required for Incoming Call DDI routing and Outgoing Call CLI presentation.
SIP trunk specific account details are provided to you by I-Net Connect.
Attention:
This document was created based on the results of test environment accounts.
Panasonic cannot guarantee SIP Trunk operation in all environments, however as a result of
completing this Inter-Operability Test Panasonic will provide technical support for any issues
experienced an assist as far as possible in providing a resolution.
Please obtain relevant information from Service provider before configuration of SIP trunks.
Panasonic will not be held liable for any information provided in this guidance document.
Information used in this document is for interoperability testing.
Information and Specifications in this document are subject to change without notice.
Note
When using multiple lines
It is not possible to assign two or more lines to one ID. Make multiple line agreement and obtain
multiple IDs.
Busy
If there are incoming calls when all lines are busy, the caller hears ROT instead of Busy.
Transfer / Forward
When the Transfer/forwarding destination is PSTN, the CLI is not call originator but PBX's CLI.
FAX
Fax that send to PSTN (Call to Japan PSTN) had failures by signaling filtered.
Ringing time
When receiving a call, the bell rings for 1 minute, but on the calling side it keeps calling for about
17 seconds longer.
Table of Contents
(1) Provisioning a SIP trunk: Page 3
(2) Incoming Call Routing: Page 5
(3) Outgoing Call CLI: Page 6
(4) CLIR Outgoing Call: Page 7
(5) Built-in Router and WAN settings: Page 8
(6) Packet Filtering Settings: Page 10

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(1) Provisioning the SIP Trunk
SIP Trunk –Port Property
First, place the V-SIPGW Card into [OUS]condition and select [Port Property]
[Main] Tab
1. Channel Attribute: Basic Channel
2. Provider Name: Enter a name –reference only
3. SIP Server Location –Name: ipbx.inetplc.org –(I-Net Connect provided)
4. SIP Server Location –IP Address: Not required
5. SIP Server port Number: Leave at 5060
6. SIP Service Domain: Not required
7. Subscriber Number: Not required

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SIP Trunk –Port Property continued
[Account] Tab
1. User name: Enter the Username as supplied by I-Net Connect.
(Note this is username without @ipbx.inetplc.org)
For example: Username = 12345670
Enter: 12345670
2. Authentication ID: Enter the Authentication ID as supplied by I-Net Connect.
(Note this is Authentication ID without @ipbx.inetplc.org)
For example: Authentication ID = 12345670
Enter: 12345670
3. Authentication Enter the password as supplied by I-Net Connect
Password: For example: password = passwordABCD
Enter: passwordABCD
[Register] Tab
1. Register Ability: Leave enabled
2. Register Interval: Enter: 120
3. Un-Register Ability: Leave enabled
4. Registrar Server –Name: Not required
5. Registrar Server –IP Address: Not required
6. Registrar Server port number: Leave at 5060
6. Registrar Server port number: Leave at 5060
Click [OK]to apply the changes.
Select [INS] on the [V-SIPGW16] card to bring the SIP trunk ports into service.

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(2) Incoming Call Routing
Go to [CO & Incoming call] and select [3.DDI /DID Table]
1. DDI/DID Number: Enter the Username in the format (as below)
Example: 12345671
Enter: 12345671
2. DDI/DID Name: Determined by the installer (optional setting)
3. DDI/DID Destination: Determined by the installer (extension number, group etc)
Click [OK].

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(3) Outgoing Call CLI
Go to [V-SIPGW16] - [Port Property] and select [Calling Party] Tab
From Header –User Part: PBX-CLIP
Click [OK]
Go to [4.Extension] –[1.Wired Extension] –[1.Extension Settings] & select [CLIP] tab
Enter a valid CLI number for each required extension in the CLIP ID field.
Click [OK]

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(4) CLIR Outgoing Call (Withholding Number)
Dial using the 141 prefix in order to withhold CLI presentation number.
(e.g.) 141 055 1234 0020

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(5) Built-in Router and WAN Settings
NS1000 has a Built-in Router and filtering functions (Ver3.2 or later) so advanced routing
configuration can be managed by the NS1000 and the internet router/modem simply providing
internet access.
Go to [Router Configuration] - [1.Setup] - [2.WAN] - [1.Connection Settings]
Connection Mode: Select the appropriate the Connection Type.
In this example, we use the Static IP address option.
WAN IP Address: Enter your actual IP address.
Subnet Mask: Enter the appropriate subnet mask.
Gateway: Enter the actual Gateway IP address.
Preferred DNS IP Address: Enter the actual DNS IP address.
Alternative DNS IP Address: Enter the actual Alternative DNS IP address.
Click [OK].

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LAN Setting.
Go to [Network Service] - [1.IP Address/Ports]
Default Gateway: Blank
* Delete the “LAN Default Gateway IP address” if it’s entered IP address.
Note: NS1000 will work as the router, Not need the LAN Gateway.
DNS IP Address: Blank
* Delete the “Preferred DNS” and “Alternative DNS”if it’s entered IP address.
Note: To use DNS address entered [Router Configuration], this field must be blank. .
Click [OK].
Perform System Reset for changes to take effect.

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(6) Packet Filtering Settings
Go to [Router Configuration] - [2.Firewall] - [2.Packet Filtering]
Click [Advanced Setting]
LAN->WAN Basic Policy: Leave Accept
WAN -> LAN Basic Policy: Leave Discard
Entry No.: Select [1]
Filter: Select [Enable]