[Asterisk-Users] Mediatrix 1204

[Glenn Dalgliesh]

Although, these directions aren't complete they may help... By default the
box restricts outbound calls the settings below should allow any calls to be
made. Also, watchout for the you need to dial 1 one pit fall. I was send a 1
from asterisk but somewhere in mediatrix it was getting strip I have to add
it back with in the mediatrix.

hope this helps

MediaTrix 1204 4-Port FXO with Asterisk

-Connect a PC that you can change the ip address to 192.168.0.10/24 and the
MediaTrix to a Hub/Switch or

directly together with a crossover cable.

-Set the ip address of the PC to 192.168.0.10/24
-Attempt to ping 192.168.0.1 if successfull skip next step
-In the rear of the 1204 their is a factory reset button power down the unit
and then despress and power up

the unit down for about 10secs. Release and wait about 15secs and then
confirm with the ping again
-Install the Unit Manager Express software that is provided with the unit
and then add the correct MIB
-Open Unit Manager EXpress Select SNMP|Preferences|Version|SNMPv1|ok
 File|open|apaIII_v2_4_10_68.txt (version maybe different this was as of
10/11/2003)
 Check Automatic Get and type in 192.168.0.1 in the remote ip
 then click the lightening bolt
 at the bottom of the screen you should see something indicating SUCCESS
-Now you are ready to start configuring the units ip address info

ios|org|dod|internet|private|enterprises|mediatrix|experimental|products|Voi
pGateway|apaIII|provisionningMib|

interfaceGroup
 interfaceUseDhcp = 0
interfaceStaticGroup
 interfaceStaticPrimDnsIp = <ip of primary dns server>
 interfaceStaticSecDnsIp = <ip of primary dns server>
 interfaceStaticDefaultRouteIp = <ip of default router>
 interfaceStaticSubnetMaskIp = <ip subnet>
 interfaceStaticLocalIp = <ip address of this unit>

gatewayGroup
 gatewayPort1Group
  gatewayPort1PermissionMode = 2
  gatewayPort1RedirectEnable = 1
  gatewayPort1RedirectToAddress = <extention or port number>
  gatewayPort1NetToPstnSourceFilter = <blank>
 gatewayPort2Group
  gatewayPort1PermissionMode = 2
  gatewayPort1RedirectEnable = 1
  gatewayPort1RedirectToAddress = <extention or port number>
  gatewayPort1NetToPstnSourceFilter = <blank>
 gatewayPort3Group
  gatewayPort1PermissionMode = 2
  gatewayPort1RedirectEnable = 1
  gatewayPort1RedirectToAddress = <extention or port number>
  gatewayPort1NetToPstnSourceFilter = <blank>
 gatewayPort4Group
  gatewayPort1PermissionMode = 2
  gatewayPort1RedirectEnable = 1
  gatewayPort1RedirectToAddress = <extention or port number>
  gatewayPort1NetToPstnSourceFilter = <blank>

ios|org|dod|internet|private|enterprises|mediatrix|experimental|products|Voi
pGateway|SignalingProtocols

sipMib|sipUAGroup|sipUAServerGroup|sipUAServerStaticGroup
  sipUAServerStaticRegistrarHost = <IP of SIP server>
  sipUAServerStaticRegistrarPort = <Port 5060>
  sipUAServerStaticProxyHost = <IP of SIP server>
  sipUAServerStaticProxyPort = <Port 5060>
  sipUAServerStaticOutboundProxyHost = <IP of SIP server>
  sipUAServerStaticOutboundProxyPort = <Port 5060>

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Bob Knight" <bk at minusw.com>
To: <asterisk-users at lists.digium.com>
Sent: Wednesday, November 05, 2003 8:54 PM
Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Mediatrix 1204


> What a timely subject.  I am setting here trying to bring up a 1204.
> I receive a sip invite from the 1204 but * is returning 404 extension
> not found.
>
> I am a newbie to * and am still fumbling around with config files.
> Could you please save a few of us a little time and share your * config
> files relating to the 1204.
>
> thanks in advance, bk.....
>
>
> Sean P. Robertson wrote:
>
> >Ryan Tucker wrote:
> >
> >
> >
> >>I have used the Mediatrix 1204 to terminate a POTS line.  It does work
> >>OK.  I've had some problems with caller ID not showing up all the time,
> >>but otherwise it's been pretty solid.
> >>
> >>The configuration, however, was perhaps the most horrible VoIP-related
> >>task I've ever done.  -rt
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >
> >We are Mediatrix's US distributor and have used them with Asterisk in our
> >lab and have had several resellers purchase them to use with Asterisk.
They
> >seem to work well with Asterisk, but I have to agree that the
configuration
> >leaves a lot to be desired.  Their SIP units use SNMP exclusively and the
> >way that their MIB is arranged, it is a little like configuring a Windows
PC
> >via the registry editor.  Thankfully their are only 6 or so settings that
> >need to be changed from the default to get it working so once you know
where
> >everything is, it is not that bad.
> >
> >One truly embarrassing issue that the current FXO (1204) units have is
that
> >they are using SNMP v1 and can not be password protected in any way.  A
new
> >version of the firmware will be out in a couple of weeks and will support
> >SNMP v3 and will have password protection.  Hopefully they will come up
with
> >a web browser configuration in the future.
> >
> >Sean
> >
> >
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>
> -- 
> Bob Knight
> [-w] the work option
> bk at minusw.com
> 925-449-9163
>
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