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Chapter 4: Setting Up VoIP Service
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Bridging from VoIP to PSTN
The VoIP bridge modes let you use the X6v as a mini telephone
switch. You are probably familiar with telephone switches at
companies, government offices and the like. When you call a main
number, the telephone switch (or switchboard) answers, and you
can typically dial any extension you want inside the office.
When you make a VoIP call to the X6v in VoIP to PSTN bridge
mode, you are connected to the landline that is plugged into the
X6v. This is like being connected to a switchboard when you call a
company or government office. Unlike the case of a company or
government office switchboard, however, you are not limited to
dialing extensions within the office. You can dial any call that the
PSTN line supports.
This can be useful and convenient if people you know or work
with have a way to make free or low cost VoIP calls to your X6v. If
they can do this, then they can make PSTN calls from your X6v.
Often this will save considerable amounts of money relative to
making the call directly.
• Suppose you are in Los Angeles, and you have a friend in
Hong Kong who needs to make frequent calls to local
numbers in L.A. Your friend can make free or very low
cost VoIP calls to your X6v. Once she has connected to
your X6v, she can make local PSTN calls from your X6v
to anywhere in L.A.
• Suppose your company has offices in L.A. and in
Frankfurt. You can sign up for a VoIP number that is local
to Frankfurt. Now when colleagues in Frankfurt want to
call local numbers in L.A., they can do so for the price of a
local call in Frankfurt: they can call the local Frankfurt
number that is assigned to your X6v, and when they
connect to your X6v in bridge mode, they can dial local
PSTN calls to anywhere in L.A.
• Some cell or mobile phone plans offer free or reduced rate
calling to particular numbers. If you designate your X6v’s
VoIP number under such a plan, then you can make calls
under that plan from your cell phone to your X6v. Once
you connect to the X6v, you can make a bridge call to
- USER GUIDE 1
- Contents 3
- Table of Contents 5 5
- Overview 7
- Installation Instructions 8
- Before You Begin 9
- Installing the X6v 10
- Windows Installation 10
- Macintosh and Linux 12
- Installation 12
- Installing the Hardware 13
- Establishing Communication 15
- remains plugged into an 18
- can function as a 18
- Setting Up a Network 19
- To Connect a Network Device 20
- Universal Plug and Play 21
- If You Need Help 21
- Setting Up Your Wireless 22
- Network 22
- Connecting a Windows Vista 23
- Capabilities 23
- Connecting a Windows XP 25
- Computer to the X6v 26
- Checking Your Settings 28
- Setting Wireless Security 29
- Wireless Setup page 34
- 802.1x Authentication 35
- Configuration 37
- Wireless MAC Filtering 38
- Setting Up VoIP Service 39
- Changing Your VoIP Settings 44
- Speed Dials 44
- Call Forwarding 45
- Ringing Based on Caller ID 45
- Do Not Disturb 46
- Call Waiting/Caller ID 46
- Incoming Call Blocking 47
- Outgoing Call Blocking 48
- Advanced VoIP Configuration 49
- VoIP System Settings 50
- VoIP Subsystem Network 51
- HTTP/Telnet/FTP Server 52
- STUN Settings 53
- VoIP Parameters 54
- SIP Parameters 55
- Regionalization Settings 56
- CODEC Configuration 57
- Subscription Services 58
- Bridging from VoIP to PSTN 59
- Quick setup tips 62
- Bridging from PSTN to VoIP 64
- Emergency Services 68
- Resetting Your VoIP 71
- The X6v and Online 72
- Step 2: Setting Up a Virtual 77
- Server or DMZ 77
- Your Computer 78
- Setting Up a DMZ on a 83
- PlayStation 2 or 3 83
- Using Router Setup 85
- Viewing the Router Setup 86
- Options 86
- Configuration Options 86
- Status Options 89
- Administration Options 89
- Using the WAN Configuration 91
- Settings 91
- WAN Configuration Page 92
- Using the Ethernet 97
- Configuration Settings 97
- Setting Up a Static Routing 98
- Adding Extra Security with 100
- Advanced Firewall Filtering 100
- ADSL X6v User Guide 102
- Setting Security Logging 105
- What is intrusion detection? 106
- Adding a DNS Server Name 109
- Using the ADSL Settings 112
- Changing Your LAN Settings 113
- Creating a Fixed (Static) IP 116
- Address 116
- Enabling or Disabling UPnP 118
- Assigning Ports to a PVC 119
- Changing HTTP and Telnet 121
- Filtering Out MAC Addresses 122
- Managing Access to Services 124
- Ethernet Status 132
- ADSL Status Report 133
- Ethernet Status Report 134
- Changing Your Password 135
- Configurations 137
- Updating Your Firmware 138
- Appendix A: 139
- Appendix B: 143
- X6v Back Panel Connectors 144
- Appendix C: 146
- Macintosh TCP/IP Settings 147
- Mac OS 7.6.1 - 9.2.2 148
- Linux TCP/IP Settings 149
- Windows TCP/IP Settings 150
- Windows 2000 151
- Windows 98/Me 152
- Appendix D: 153
- Problem 154
- Solution 154
- Appendix E: 158
- 160 ADSL X6v User Guide 160
- Configuring Mozilla Firefox 161
- Wireless Channels by 162
- Country 162
- Regulatory Information 163
- Declaration of Conformity 165
- All rights reserved 166
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