And can I attach pdf of our paper licenses? Would that help determine SIP or PRI?
Also here is the last contact I got from Windstream:
Mark,
Here are the SIP parameters you will require. If you are uncomfortable with the SIP set up, I would suggest engaging your support for the activation call.
Avaya IP Office Scorecard
Broadsoft West Device Type SIP Trunk (registering)
Avaya IP Office Fields Windstream SIP Fields
ITSP Domain Name SBC IP Address | 10.250.x.x
ITSP IP Address SBC IP Address | 10.250..x.x
Primary Authentication Name BS-W Trunk Group ID | 3144477xxx
Primary Authentication Password Not Used |
(put in whatever you want to fill field)
Registration Required Yes | yes
RE-INVITE yes | yes
Compression Mode g729(a) | g729(a)
Layer 4 Protocol UDP | UDP
Send Port 5060 | 5060
Network Topology- NIC/Gateway – LAN 1 (or 2) Connect to Ethernet0/2 on router | 192.168.254.254/24
Your PBX IP is noted as 192.168.254.5 and is defined in our SBC access list as SIP traffic coming from this IP. If that is not the case, please let us know ASAP so it can be updated to the correct IP address.
Internet Information: (Will one public IP be sufficient for your use?) – Ethernet 0/1
Public LAN Network:
40.141.xx.xxxx/30
Subnet Mask:
255.255.255.252
Gateway:
40.141.xx.xxxx
Usable Public IP's:
40.141.xx.xxxx
Domain Name Servers (resolvers):
Primary: 66.155.xxx.xxx
Secondary: 207.59.xxx.xxx
Tertiary: 66.251.xx.xxx
Please let us know if you have any additional questions or concerns.
Thanks!
So it looks like we are already setup for SIP and the chart they sent shows what I need to change in the IP500 - is that correct? the chart has the item on the left listed under Avaya Office IP Fields, and the two items seperated by a | listed under SIP Trunk Regestering, then the first item under Windtream SIP Fields, the second item in a column with no heading, I tried to reproduce it decentlyne
So to me it looks like I just need to change some settings in the IP500 and move the 9/10 port ethernet from port 4 on the AT&T/SBC router to the Ethernet 0/2 on the adtran and I should be good to go, correct?
Thanks for your help!