Configuring the LANCOM

The following steps are involved when configuring the LANCOM VoIP Router:

This is how the LANCOM is configured for operation as a remote gateway:

  1. In the ISDN mapping table, local DDIs (extension numbers) are converted to internal telephone numbers for processing as SIP calls.
MSN/DDI ISDN/S0 Bus Internal number Comment
# ISDN1, ISDN2 # All DDIs pending at the ISDN interfaces are switched further without being changed.
  1. A new entry is created in the list of SIP provider connections with the following information:
    • Name of the connection: 'GW.HQ'
    • Mode: Gateway
    • SIP domain: SIP domain of the headquarters 'mycompany.HQ'
    • SIP ID: Account name for the SIP gateway in the SIP PBX located at the headquarters
    • Authentication name and password: Registration data for the SIP gateway
  2. Additional entries are created in the call-routing table to switch calls between the headquarters and the local ISDN connection:
Called number Destination number Source line Destination line Comment
# 83# ISDN GW.HQ Forwards all in-going calls arriving at the LANCOM VoIP Router over ISDN to the headquarters via the gateway. The DDI is preceded by '83' so as to map correctly to the internal numbers.
9 555 ISDN GW.HQ Forwards all in-going calls arriving at the LANCOM VoIP Router over ISDN to the headquarters via the gateway. 555' is used as the number for support.
0043# 0# GW.HQ ISDN Forwards all out-going calls from the headquarters to the Austrian national network to the local ISDN connection (without country code).
# #     Forwards all other calls without change.