Linksys SPA3102 - Revision history

Pw44: /* PSTN Tab */

2012-10-25T18:57:13Z

PSTN Tab

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	'''For LinuxMCE 10.04 ------- CHANGE THE FOLLOWING:''' Thx to gbutters		'''For LinuxMCE 10.04 ------- CHANGE THE FOLLOWING:''' Thx to gbutters

	Subscriber Information		*** Subscriber Information
	~~Display Name: Unknown Caller~~		*** '''User ID: XXXXXXXXXX <- your phone number including area code'''
	'''User ID: XXXXXXXXXX <- your phone number including area code'''		*** '''Use Auth ID: yes'''
	~~Password: lmce~~		*** '''Auth ID: XXXXXXXXXX <- your phone number including area code'''
	'''Use Auth ID: yes'''
	'''Auth ID: XXXXXXXXXX <- your phone number including area code'''

Pw44: /* PSTN Tab */

2012-10-25T18:55:57Z

PSTN Tab

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	Subscriber Information		Subscriber Information
	Display Name: Unknown Caller '''User ID: XXXXXXXXXX <- your phone number including area code'''		Display Name: Unknown Caller
	Password: lmce '''Use Auth ID: yes'''		'''User ID: XXXXXXXXXX <- your phone number including area code'''
			Password: lmce
			'''Use Auth ID: yes'''
	'''Auth ID: XXXXXXXXXX <- your phone number including area code'''		'''Auth ID: XXXXXXXXXX <- your phone number including area code'''

Pw44: /* PSTN Tab */

2012-10-25T18:55:08Z

PSTN Tab

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	** Don't forget to "Submit All Changes"		** Don't forget to "Submit All Changes"

	~~FOR~~ LinuxMCE 10.04 ------- CHANGE THE FOLLOWING:		'''For LinuxMCE 10.04 ------- CHANGE THE FOLLOWING:''' Thx to gbutters

	Subscriber Information		Subscriber Information
	Display Name: Unknown Caller User ID: XXXXXXXXXX <- your phone number including area code		Display Name: Unknown Caller '''User ID: XXXXXXXXXX <- your phone number including area code'''
	Password: lmce Use Auth ID: yes		Password: lmce '''Use Auth ID: yes'''
	Auth ID: XXXXXXXXXX <- your phone number including area code		'''Auth ID: XXXXXXXXXX <- your phone number including area code'''

Pw44 at 18:52, 25 October 2012

2012-10-25T18:52:34Z

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	*** Detect CPC - No		*** Detect CPC - No
	** Don't forget to "Submit All Changes"		** Don't forget to "Submit All Changes"

			FOR LinuxMCE 10.04 ------- CHANGE THE FOLLOWING:

			Subscriber Information
			Display Name: Unknown Caller User ID: XXXXXXXXXX <- your phone number including area code
			Password: lmce Use Auth ID: yes
			Auth ID: XXXXXXXXXX <- your phone number including area code


	PSTN Tab setup complete!!! Congratualtions!! Beer!		PSTN Tab setup complete!!! Congratualtions!! Beer!

Mcefan at 02:57, 20 October 2012

2012-10-20T02:57:06Z

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	[[Category: Hardware]]		[[Category: Hardware]]
	~~[[Category:Tutorials]]~~
	[[Category:Telecom]]		[[Category:Telecom]]
	[[Category:VoIP]]		[[Category:VoIP]]
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	Due to the area in which I live, there are no viable High Speed DSL/CABLE or other types of internet. I only have access to Satellite Internet, which due to the nature of the beast, has a very high latency (900 - 1400ms average) and I can not use a traditional VOIP provider like Broadvoice, Vonage, or the like. However as the telephony feature of LinuxMCE is a very cool perk to this system, I figured I would have a go at integrating my analog Verizon landline into the system. To create this SIP/Bridge I chose the Linksys SPA3102, however after scanning the FreePBX forums, I can assume they will work well with the Sipura 3000 as well. After many hours of breaking, and then fixing my phone setup, I have a working viable solution, and these steps will detail how to set up this product for use with LinuxMCE. Some of these settings are borrowed from the existing wiki's here on these products, but after using them and failing, I had a go on my own. as always if there is a better more efficient way to accomplish this, please EDIT this wiki. I am by no means an expert. :)		Due to the area in which I live, there are no viable High Speed DSL/CABLE or other types of internet. I only have access to Satellite Internet, which due to the nature of the beast, has a very high latency (900 - 1400ms average) and I can not use a traditional VOIP provider like Broadvoice, Vonage, or the like. However as the telephony feature of LinuxMCE is a very cool perk to this system, I figured I would have a go at integrating my analog Verizon landline into the system. To create this SIP/Bridge I chose the Linksys SPA3102, however after scanning the FreePBX forums, I can assume they will work well with the Sipura 3000 as well. After many hours of breaking, and then fixing my phone setup, I have a working viable solution, and these steps will detail how to set up this product for use with LinuxMCE. Some of these settings are borrowed from the existing wiki's here on these products, but after using them and failing, I had a go on my own. as always if there is a better more efficient way to accomplish this, please EDIT this wiki. I am by no means an expert. :)

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	=Required items to complete this process.=		=Required items to complete this process.=
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	* Any hardwired old school phone, with touchtone.		* Any hardwired old school phone, with touchtone.

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	=Setting up with LinuxMCE=		=Setting up with LinuxMCE=
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	*** Linksys SPA3102/SPA3000 http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps10027 spa3102 SIP (tab seperated)		*** Linksys SPA3102/SPA3000 http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps10027 spa3102 SIP (tab seperated)
	First steps completed.		First steps completed.

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	====Adding your new Phone Line====		====Adding your new Phone Line====
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	** Save the file		** Save the file
	Second steps completed. Congratulations, you just set up your FreePBX trunk!! Beer.		Second steps completed. Congratulations, you just set up your FreePBX trunk!! Beer.

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	=Setting up the SPA3102/SPA3000=		=Setting up the SPA3102/SPA3000=
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	** Once your device gets an IP address from the SPA, point your browser to http://192.168.0.1		** Once your device gets an IP address from the SPA, point your browser to http://192.168.0.1
	*** By default the SPA has no passwords set for User, or Admin.		*** By default the SPA has no passwords set for User, or Admin.
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	====WAN Setup====		====WAN Setup====
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	[[Image:Spa3102-wan-setup.png]]		[[Image:Spa3102-wan-setup.png]]
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	====SIP Setup====		====SIP Setup====
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	[[Image:Spa3102-sip-status.png]]		[[Image:Spa3102-sip-status.png]]
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	====Regional Set Up====		====Regional Set Up====
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	[[Image:Spa3102-regional-status.png]]		[[Image:Spa3102-regional-status.png]]
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	====PSTN Tab====		====PSTN Tab====
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	[[Image:Spa3102-pstn-4.png]]		[[Image:Spa3102-pstn-4.png]]

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	=Troubleshooting=		=Troubleshooting=
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	[http://support.freepbx.org FreePBX support/Wiki/Forums].		[http://support.freepbx.org FreePBX support/Wiki/Forums].

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	=Summary=		=Summary=
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	In addition to the PSTN setup, I will also do a wiki on configuring the "Phone" jack coming out of the SPA as an extension in LinuxMCE phones set up.		In addition to the PSTN setup, I will also do a wiki on configuring the "Phone" jack coming out of the SPA as an extension in LinuxMCE phones set up.
	Located here: [[Linksys_SPA3102_Line_1_Extension_Set_Up]]		Located here: [[Linksys_SPA3102_Line_1_Extension_Set_Up]]
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	====Useful Link Goodness:====		====Useful Link Goodness:====

Twodogs at 13:41, 8 November 2011

2011-11-08T13:41:17Z

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	[[Category:Telecom]]		[[Category:Telecom]]
	[[Category:VoIP]]		[[Category:VoIP]]
			[[Category:ATA]]
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Sambuca: /* Adding the new config files to your core. */

2011-03-03T19:31:46Z

Adding the new config files to your core.

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	====Adding the new config files to your core.====		====Adding the new config files to your core.====

			'''No longer needed, config files added to LinuxMCE 810.'''

	* Download the above file to a location of your choice		* Download the above file to a location of your choice
	** wget http://dataless.jeromenet.org/filespace/spa3102.tar.gz		** wget http://dataless.jeromenet.org/filespace/spa3102.tar.gz

Zaerc at 14:00, 18 October 2010

2010-10-18T14:00:05Z

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	[[Category: Hardware]]		[[Category: Hardware]]
			[[Category:Tutorials]]
			[[Category:Telecom]]
			[[Category:VoIP]]
	{\| align="right"		{\| align="right"
	\| __TOC__		\| __TOC__
	\|}		\|}

	~~[[Category:Tutorials]]~~
	~~[[Category:Telecom]]~~
	~~[[Category:Voip]]~~
	====Background====		====Background====
	The Linksys SPA3102/Sipura 3000 PSTN Gateways feature the ability to connect a standard telephone landline to IP-based data networks and can be configured as a SIP trunk for use with your LinuxMCE built-in telephony system.		The Linksys SPA3102/Sipura 3000 PSTN Gateways feature the ability to connect a standard telephone landline to IP-based data networks and can be configured as a SIP trunk for use with your LinuxMCE built-in telephony system.

Zaerc: Linksys/Cisco SPA3102/Sipura 3000 moved to Linksys SPA3102: proper naming

2010-10-18T13:34:18Z

Linksys/Cisco SPA3102/Sipura 3000 moved to Linksys SPA3102: proper naming

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Sethj: Modify link to Line 1 configuration.

2010-10-13T16:03:10Z

Modify link to Line 1 configuration.

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	In addition to the PSTN setup, I will also do a wiki on configuring the "Phone" jack coming out of the SPA as an extension in LinuxMCE phones set up.		In addition to the PSTN setup, I will also do a wiki on configuring the "Phone" jack coming out of the SPA as an extension in LinuxMCE phones set up.
	Located here: [[Linksys_SPA3102_Line_1_Extension_Set_Up~~#Configure_the_Line_1_Tab~~]]		Located here: [[Linksys_SPA3102_Line_1_Extension_Set_Up]]

	====Useful Link Goodness:====		====Useful Link Goodness:====