Sangoma VEGA400G Operating and maintenance instructions

400G
QUICK START GUIDE
VEGA400G
wish to do it manually later. If later is selected, the reboot
button on the left hand side menu will be left RED to
indicate that a reboot is still required to activate certain
new parameters.
If you decide that you want to abandon the changes just
made in Quick Cong then select Exit. A conrmation
request will be displayed, select OK to exit or cancel to
return to the Quick Cong pages.
6. Archive the Conguration
Save the conguration in an archive, off the Vega,
by selecting Expert Cong > System, then in the
Conguration section select the Download button and
save the le cong.txt.
Certications
EMC
Emissions:
EN 55022:2010
EN 55022:2006 inc A1:2007 & A2:2010
VCCI (V-3/2012.04), AS/NZS CISPR 22
SANS 222:2006 / CISPR 22:2006
FCC/CFR 47:Part 15
Canadian Standard ICES-003:Issue 5
EN 61000-3-2:2006 inc A1/A2:2009
EN 61000-3-3:2008
Immunity: EN 55024:2010
SANS 224:1997 / CISPR 24:1997
Safety
IEC 60950-1/A1:2009
TBR4
AS/ACIF S038
Telecom
FCC part 68
ACTA Registration Number:
SANISNAVEGAX00G
Ringer Equivalence Number (REN): NA
Facility Interface Code (FIC): 04DU9.BN, 04DU9.
DN, 04DU9.1KN, 04DU9.1SN
Service Order Code (SOC): NA
USOC Jack Type: RJ45
IC CS-03,
Issue9,
Part VI
IC Registration Number: 5668A-VEGAX00G
Warranty
Standard 12-month warranty is included. Additional
warranty services available, contact your Sales
representative for more information.
How to Get Support
If you encounter problems, please visit wiki.sangoma.com
or contact your authorized reseller directly.
Type Description
1ST
LINE
SUPPORT
Visit the online knowledge base
at wiki.sangoma.com
Our knowledge base contains hundreds of step-by-
step tutorials, guides and troubleshooting information
to help you nd what you’re looking for and get back
to work as quickly as possible.
2ND
LINE
SUPPORT
Contact your Point-of-Purchase
(Reseller/Distributor)
3RD
LINE
SUPPORT
Contact Sangoma Support at
support.sangoma.com
Log onto our online support portal to submit your
support requests directly with Sangoma customer
Engineers, processed in a priority sequence.
End-User License Agreement
To view the End-User License Agreement visit:
http://www.sangoma.com/legal/
P17-17574_2.0

Congratulations on your purchase of a Vega Voice Over
IP gateway. This Quick Start Guide will assist you through
the process of conguring your new gateway.
If you would like further details about the parameters
you are conguring or you want to know more about the
capabilities of your Vega, please visit wiki.sangoma.com
and start by looking at the Quick SIP Cong reference
guide available in the Vega > Conguration section.
1. Before you Start
We advise that before connecting and using your Vega for
the rst time, you visit wiki.sangoma.com and read the
“Safety and Compliance Information” document which
contains important details that you should be aware of.
2. Connecting your Vega 400G
Connect your Vega using its telephony, Earth point,
power and LAN connections.
With all models of Vega 400G, all 4 telephony
connections (E1/T1: 1 to 4) are always available for use.
The capacity of the Vega 400G you have purchased just
affects the number of simultaneous calls that can be
made to/from the VoIP interface. All Vega 400Gs allow
the connection to all 4 telephony interfaces.
For normal operation connect to the main ports – for
details about the operation of the ByPass ports see the
documentation on wiki.sangoma.com.
⚠
WARNING
The Earth point on your Vega must be connected
to a suitable earth. It serves a dual role as a
safety Earth and it also stops noise on telephone
lines in electrically noisy conditions.
LAN interfaces 1 and 2 support 10, 100 or 1000 mbps
connections and as default are congured to negotiate to
the highest bitrate.
It is important that if both LAN 1 and LAN 2 are to
be used that they are connected to separate (non-
overlapping) subnets.
3. Getting an IP address
Vega gateways use DHCP to pick up IP addresses
for its LAN interfaces. Each LAN interface is handled
independently; if the LAN interface fails to get an IP
address from the DHCP server, for example, because
there is no DHCP server on the LAN, then the Vega
will default the IP address of that LAN interface to
169.254.x.y where x and y are the decimal versions of
the last two bytes of the LAN MAC address. The MAC
addresses for LAN 1 and LAN 2 can be found on the rear
of the Vega gateway near the ethernet ports. The LAN 1
MAC address is always the lower, even number and the
LAN 2 MAC address is the LAN 1 MAC address plus 1.
A calculator that will calculate the 169.254.x.y address from
the MAC address is available in the Vega Tools section of wiki.
sangoma.com.
4. Logging into the Vega
Enter the IP address of your Vega gateway into the
address line of your web browser and press enter or
select “Go”. The Vega will present you with a login
screen:
Enter the username and password.
By default these are set to:
Username = admin
Password = admin
5. Conguring your Vega
Select Quick Cong. If a warning message appears
informing that there is already conguration applied,
remove the existing settings and start from the
beginning by selecting “Continue”, and then ticking the
“New Install?” option. This will ensure that any old,
unwanted conguration is removed as you submit your
new settings. Do not tick this option if you are simply
amending existing conguration.
400G
QUICK START GUIDE ⚠
WARNING
To exit Quick Cong ALWAYS use either the
Submit or Exit buttons adjacent to the Quick
Cong tabs.
DO NOT use the navigation entries on the left
hand menu, as using these may cause you to
lose settings that you want to keep.
a) Basic Cong
Start by selecting the basic cong tab. If this is a new
installation, ensure that the “New Install?” option is
ticked.
Select the country and choose the appropriate emergency
numbers for the location of the Vega. Select the LAN
settings and change the login password if required.
Note: If the LAN settings have previously been statically
congured, ensure these settings are correctly reected on the
Basic Cong page. Failure to do this may result in the IP address
changing and the Vega becoming inaccessible over the LAN.
b) VoIP
REGISTRATION MODE:
Depending on the installation, if registration is required, it
can be congured as one registration per gateway.
OUTBOUND PROXY:
Choose whether calls should be sent direct to the service
provider or through an outbound proxy.
Note: The elds available to congure on the remainder of this tab
are affected by the values chosen in the above two settings.
Congure the remaining settings, with values provided by
your VoIP service provider or system administrator.
All IP address entries may be provided as dotted decimal
values (a.b.c.d) or as DNS names (e.g. SIP.sangoma.com).
Congure the codec lineup for this installation in
preference order.
e) E1/T1 Cong
Start by conguring the Port Setting section. As these
values relate to the physical interface connectivity, once
you have set these values you should never have to return
to recongure them.
Choose the required protocol; the framing will usually be
set correctly by leaving the Vega set to “auto”.
Select NT (Network) on each Vega interface that is
connected to a PBX interface which is congured as
TE (Terminal Equipment). Ensure NT is not ticked if the
interface is connected to the ISDN network (which is NT)
or is connected to an NT interface on the PBX. Since all
E1/T1 ports are enabled with pin switching, it should not
be necessary to use cross-over cables.
Tip: If required, see the guide on wiki.sangoma.com for more
information on Vega pinouts.
The number of channels setting only needs to be
changed from auto if the interface is being plugged
into a “fractional E1” or a “fractional T1” where only a
proportion of the full number of channels available on the
E1 or T1 are being used.
Now congure the “Telephone Connections” details.
Here is a reference table for Regular Expressions.
For more info, please visit the Cong section on wiki.
sangoma.com.
Regular Expressions
. Any single digit
[abc] Range of digits ‘a’, ‘b’ and ‘c’
[a-d] Range of digits ‘a’ thru ‘d’
[^abc] Range of digits excluding ‘a’, ‘b’ and ‘c’
*Previous character or regular expression
repeated 0 or more times
+Previous character or regular expression
repeated 1 or more times
?Previous character or regular expression
repeated 0 or 1 times
\Turn off the regular expression meaning of the
following character, e.g. \* = DTMF *
f) Saving your Conguration
Press Submit to save, apply and activate the changes
made using Quick Cong. Pressing Submit will bring up a
conrmation request. Select OK to continue and activate
the changes or Cancel to go back to the Quick Cong.
Selecting OK to the above question will activate most
Quick Cong settings. Some parameters, like the IP
address of the Vega, will however require the Vega to
be re-booted. If a reboot is required, the Vega will ask
whether this should occur immediately or whether you
Earth Point
E1/ T1 Bypass
AC Power Console
LAN 1
E1/ T1 Main
LAN 2