METHOD 2

Configure GXW410x to function as a PEER gateway

(No SIP accounts needed; only used for one-stage dialing)

METHOD 1 (Configuration):

Please follow the steps below:

1.Enter a SIP Server IP Address (or FQDN ex. sip.mysipserver.com) in the SIP Server field under Profile 1 page.

2.Go to the Channels page and enter up to 8 accounts/extensions along with their Authentication ID and Authentication Passwords, and select the corresponding Profile.

Channels

SIP

Authen

Authen

Profile ID

 

User

ID

Password

 

 

ID

 

 

 

1

101

101

***

Profile1

2

102

102

***

Profile1

3

103

103

***

Profile1

4

104

104

***

Profile1

5

105

105

***

Profile1

6

106

106

***

Profile1

7

107

107

***

Profile1

8

108

108

***

Profile1

3.One of the most important settings on the GXW410x is the “Stage Method” setting under FXO Lines page. You can set this different (1 or 2) for each Channel. For simplicity purposes please keep Stage Method to 2.

Ex. Stage Method (1/2): Ch1-8:2;

4.Click on Update and Reboot the unit. When the GXW410x boots up, click on “Status Page” to check if the Account/extensions show up as “Registered:Yes”. If not, please double check the passwords or network settings.

5.Once the accounts are registered to the SIP Server, you should be able to make VoIP to PSTN calls (assuming you have physical PSTN Lines connected to the FXO Ports at the back panel of the unit). Below is an example showing VoIP-to-PSTN call flow:

yAccounts 101 to 108 registered on the Channels page to SIP Server A.

yIP Phone with Account 201 registered to the same SIP Server A.

yPSTN Line X is connected to FXO X port on GXW-410x.

a.201 dials 101 (or 102/103/104/105/106/107/108).

b.It will hear ring back tone and then PSTN dial tone played from PSTN Line X.

c.201 can dial out via PSTN Line X.

6.PSTN-to-VoIP call flow:

a.PSTN number Y dials PSTN number X (connected to FXO1 on the gateway)

b.Y gets ring back tone and then VoIP dial tone played from 101 (only)

Note: VoIP-to-PSTN calls function in round robin fashion, so the next available port is selected to route the call. PSTN-to-VoIP calls depend on the PSTN line you are calling and will be routed to the corresponding VoIP Account on that channel.

Grandstream Networks, Inc., 1297 Beacon St., 2nd Flr, Brookline, MA 02446 USA

Tel: (617) 566-9300, FAX: (617) 249-1987

www.grandstream.com Last updated on April 1, 2008

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Grandstream Networks GXW410X manual Method 1 Configuration, Sip

GXW410X specifications

Grandstream Networks, a leading provider of IP voice and video communication solutions, has made a significant mark in the telecommunications industry with its GXW410X series of Analog Gateway devices. These gateways serve as a bridge between traditional analog phone systems and modern IP networks, making them an ideal solution for businesses looking to enhance communication efficiency while leveraging existing infrastructure.

At the heart of the GXW410X series is a range of models designed to support different analog port configurations, including the GXW4104, GXW4108, and GXW4116, which provide 4, 8, and 16 FXS ports, respectively. This flexibility allows organizations to choose the right model that fits their specific needs, whether they are a small business or a larger enterprise.

One of the standout features of the GXW410X is its robust SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) support, which facilitates easy connectivity to various VoIP service providers. This capability ensures that users can make and receive VoIP calls over their existing analog lines, reducing operational costs while improving call quality. The device also supports up to 1000 SIP accounts, allowing multiple users to make simultaneous calls without compromising performance.

The GXW410X series provides advanced call management features, including caller ID, call waiting, call forwarding, and voicemail, which empowers users to enhance their communication experience. Additionally, it offers integrated NAT (Network Address Translation) support and security features such as built-in firewall and encryption protocols, ensuring secure operations within the IP network.

The scalability of the GXW410X series is another remarkable characteristic. It enables seamless expansion for businesses as they grow, with the ability to easily connect additional analog devices to the network without significant infrastructure changes. Furthermore, the installation and configuration processes are user-friendly, thanks to the intuitive web-based management interface that simplifies monitoring and administration tasks.

Power over Ethernet (PoE) support is also included in the GXW410X series, allowing devices to receive power via the same Ethernet cable used for data transmission. This feature reduces the need for additional power adapters and simplifies deployment in various environments.

In summary, Grandstream Networks' GXW410X series of Analog Gateways combines sophisticated technology with practical features to deliver a reliable and cost-effective communication solution. With its SIP support, extensive call management options, security measures, and scalability, the GXW410X is an excellent choice for organizations looking to modernize their telephony systems while optimizing their resources. This device epitomizes Grandstream's commitment to quality, reliability, and innovation in the telecommunications space.