VegaStream Vega 100 E1 User manual

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This document describes how to configure the Vega 100 E1 SIP unit using the web browser
interface. The configuration described will allow the Vega to be rapidly installed and tested.
The instructions below will configure the Vega 100 to be a transparent gateway for a SIP Proxy.
• Calls made from the PBX or PSTN to the Vega will be forwarded to the SIP Proxy. The
dialled number passed to the Vega will be forwarded unchanged to the SIP Proxy.
• Calls made from the SIP Proxy to the Vega will be forwarded to the PSTN or to the PBX
based on the leading two digits of the telephone number passed by the proxy. A leading
01 will cause the call to be routed to the PSTN, and a leading 02 will cause the call to be
routed to the PBX. The digits following the 01 or 02 will be passed as the dialled digits.
Initial configuration
V
ega 100 E1 (SIP) – R6
pstn / isdn
SIP Proxy IP Phone
LAN
Vega 100

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The configuration process is broken down into 12 stages as follows:
1 Connect your Vega to LAN, Telephone and Power
2 Configure the basic LAN parameters
3 Configure password and login timeout
4 Check and configure LAN settings and Host name
5 Configure the Dial Plan
6 Configure SIP and audio parameters
7 Configure Authentication
8 Configure Registration
9 Configure DSLs
10 Configure pointer to CD ROM documentation
11 Save Changes
12 Archive Vega Configuration
Please also see:
13 Technical Support
14 Advanced configuration

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1. Connect your Vega to LAN, Telephone and Power
Serial (RS232) LAN
DSL 2
DSL 1
Power Switch
AC Power
Before installing your Vega, ensure that you read the VegaStream VoIP Gateways Safety
and Compliance Information document.
LAN:
Using the yellow booted cable connect the LAN port on the Vega to a standard or fast Ethernet
hub or switch (10 baseT or 100 baseTx). The connector nearest the ferrite core should be
plugged into the Vega.
Telephony:
Connection to a PBX - If you are connecting the Vega 100 to a PBX, the Vega 100 acts as
the NeTwork equipment and a red-booted cable must be used.
For each trunk that is to be connected to the PBX, insert one end of
a red booted cable into one of the Vega 100 DSL sockets [DSL 1 or
DSL 2] and the other end to the PBX.
Connection to the PSTN - If you are connecting the Vega 100 directly to the public telephone
network it acts as the Terminal Equipment and the blue-booted
cable must be used.
For each trunk that is to be connected to the PSTN, insert one end
of a blue booted cable to one of the Vega 100 DSL sockets [DSL1 or
DSL2] and the other end to the PSTN terminating box.
Power:
Insert the power cable into the AC power inlet on the Vega and switch on. The power LED on the
front panel will illuminate.
The LAN LEDs will also illuminate indicating 10 (baseT) or 100 (base TX) connection, and the FDX
LED will illuminate if Full Duplex mode has been negotiated.

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2. Configure the basic LAN parameters
If a DHCP server is available, by default, the Vega will automatically pick up an IP address. If you
know the IP address served to the Vega, skip this section and start at section 3.
If DHCP is not to be used to provide the Vega with an IP address, or you need to check the IP
address provided to the Vega, connect the serial interface of the Vega to a PC serial interface
using a 9 way male to female straight through cable.
Configure a terminal emulator program (such as Microsoft’s HyperTerminal) for:
• Speed = 115200 baud
• Data bits = 8
• Parity = none
• Stop bits = 1
• Flow Control = none
Press <Enter> to get the Username: prompt
At the prompts enter the default user name and password
Username: admin
Password: admin
To display the current IP address, type:
 show lan.ip
If this is not the IP address required, it can be overridden, together with other LAN parameters by
typing:
 set lan.use_dhcp=0
 set lan.ip=aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd
 set lan.subnet=eee.fff.ggg.hhh
 set lan.gateway=iii.jjj.kkk.lll
 save
 reboot system

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3. Configure password and login timeout
Now configuration will be carried out using a web browser.
 Enter the IP address of the Vega into the “Address” field of your web browser.
You will then be presented with the login page:

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Enter the default Username and Password
 Username: admin
 Password: admin
 Select
 On the left hand side menu select Users

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Recommended: Change the password
 enter New Password and Re-enter Password then
 select and then click “here” to return
Optional: Change the timeout1– default is 240 seconds; can extend to 7200 seconds (2hrs)
 select and then click “here” to return
1If the web browser interface is not used for this length of time the Vega will automatically log off the session. This
change is only activated by logging out and back into the web browser session.

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4. Check and configure LAN settings and Host name
 On the left hand side menu select LAN
Recommended: In the Physical Layer Configuration section statically select the Ethernet Type
as either 100baseTx or 10 baseT (not 10baseT & 100baseTx) – whichever is appropriate
 select and then click “here” to return
Optional: If there are any LAN values that need to be set up manually, set them up now (e.g. tftp
and ftp addresses), then
 Select and then click “here” to return

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5. Configure the Dial Plan
 On the left hand side menu select Dial Plan
Firstly, turn off the default profile:
In the Profiles section, Profile ID 1
 Select

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 disable (un-tick) Enabled, then
 select and then click “here” to return
Now create a new profile and in it create a dial plan entry to handle calls being sent from ISDN to
the LAN:
In the Profiles section
 Select
In the Profiles section, on Profile 2 (the new profile):
 Select
 Set Name = ISDN_To_LAN
 select and then click “here” to return

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In the Profiles section, on Profile 2 (the ISDN_To_LAN profile):
 Select
In the Plans in this Profile section:
 Select

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 Set Name = From_ISDN_or_PBX
 Set Source = IF:[^9].,TEL:<.*> (This takes a call from either of the two ISDN
interfaces and stores the telephone number
presented in store <1>)
 Set Destination = IF:99,TEL:<1> (This routes the call to IF:99 (the LAN) and
passes the received telephone number on as
the destination telephone number)
 select and then click “here” to return

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 On the left hand side menu select Dial Plan

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Now create a new profile and in it create a dial plan entry to handle calls being received inbound
from the LAN:
In a similar manner to adding profile 2 add another profile, profile 3,
 set Name = LAN_to_ISDN_or_PBX
Modify the first plan for Profile 3:
 set Name = From_LAN
 set Source = IF:99,TEL:<..><.*> (For calls from IF:99 (LAN), take the first two
digits presented and store them in store <1>;
take any further digits and store them in store
<2>)
 set Destination = IF:<1>,TEL:<2> (The first two digits presented define the
interface – 01 or 02 – and the remainder of the
digits are passed on as the telephone number)

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 select and then click “here” to return
Note: The SIP Proxy must choose the appropriate interface on the Vega to dial out from; when
the Proxy presents a call to the Vega, the INVITE message starts something like:
INVITE sip:[email protected] SIP/2.0
The digits preceding the @ (the telephone number field) must contain either 01ttt…t or
02ttt…t, where ttt…t is the telephone number to dial and 01 or 02 is the interface through
which the call is to be made.
For more details on the operation of the dial planner, including the various tokens
that may be used, see the section “The Dial Planner” in the Vega Primer.

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6. Configure SIP and audio parameters
 On the left hand side menu select SIP
In the General section:
 set Default Proxy Host Name/IP = IP_address_of_SIP_proxy, or
DNS_hostname_of_the_SIP_Proxy
 set Local Domain =
Public_name_of_proxy_used_by_other_d
evices_to_send_their_INVITEs_to
(this value is the “outside world’s” name or IP address for the proxy)
Optional: To allow devices other than the proxy to make calls directly through the Vega
 tick Accept Non-Proxy Invites
If only the proxy is allowed to route the calls to the Vega ensure that this tick box is clear.

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 select and then click “here” to return
 Scroll down to the Audio section
In the Audio section
 Select the audio codecs desired using the drop down menus
Unless there is a specific reason not to allow a specific codec to be used, it is recommended that
all codecs should be enabled as follows:
 select and then click “here” to return

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7. Configure Authentication
In some systems – to ensure that only authorised devices are allowed to set up and clear calls –
SIP authentication is used. If authentication is used, it is typically required on the SIP
REGISTRATION, INVITE, ACK and BYE messages.
For authentication, a user-name, and a password can be configured. The user-name is
constructed from three parts
Username Prefix, Username and Username Suffix
For example, to set up authentication for all calls, with
• a username of: VegaGateway123 and
• a password of: LetMeIn
 On the left hand side menu select SIP
 Scroll down to the bottom to the SIP Authentication Configuration section
 Select SIP_Authentication

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 Select

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 Set Username Suffix = none
 Set Username = VegaGateway123
 Set Password = LetMeIn
 Set Source = IF:.*
 select and then click “here” to return
 On the left hand side menu select SIP
 Scroll down to the bottom to the Advanced SIP Configuration section