SV9100 SIP Trunk Vendor Recommendations? 1

[phone_troll]

I've had some issues with a non-certified vendor and their lack of support, so am now looking toward using a certified vendor. Lesson learned. With that said, is there any SIP providers with the SV9100 that is preferred over the other certified vendors? I have found a few guides online in configuring SIP trunks, so have an idea of what to expect. Can anyone offer insight and possibly even a cheat sheet for what vendor they prefer? Any pros, or cons?

Thanks!!

 

[jsaad]

NEC Univerge Blue SIP trunk. .

http://www.tgscorp.com

 

[belevedere]

See the following link for NEC approved SIPT vendors.

https://www.necam.com/Communication_Platforms/doc.cfm?t=SIP_Certification

 

[phone_troll]

Thanks jsaad. Is the Univerge Blue SIP trunk also known as NEC Cloud Communications Inc?

And thanks belevedere -- I've got the certified vendor list, but I've had some bad experiences with a few. I'm specifically looking for personal experience with specific certified vendors.

 

[belevedere]

We have had great success with intermedia and spectrum.

 

[phone_troll]

Spectrum doesn't show as approved for the SV9100 on the Certified list. Intermedia isn't listed. But I've found SIP configuration guides for both. Just to double check, you have had success on the SV9100?

 

[belevedere]

Yes.

 

[phone_troll]

Thanks belevedere. We're in the works with trying to get SIP trunks from them now. I decided the check their guide a bit further, and realized that it is missing some of the configuration info --

https://kb.intermedia.net/Contents/3107/NEC_Univerge_SV9100.pdf

By chance, do you have info handy on the set up?

 

[belevedere]

See if this helps;
Intermedia SIP Trunks
10-19 001 use for IP phones
002-016 common IP phones + SIP trunks
10-68-01 SIP starting port SIP ending port (click on cards tab for details)
10-12-07 NAPT router IP address
10-12-09 VoIP db IP address/SNM/GW
10-12-13 DNS primary address (can use 8.8.8.8)
10-12-14 DNS secondary address (can use 8.8.4.4)
10-54 5103 = VoIP db number of licensed ports
84-26 DSP IP address
10-28 com/usbc.accessline/udp/domain name
10-29-01 checked
10-29-04 6060, or as instructed by carrier
10-29-07 6060, or as instructed by carrier
10-29-11 usbc.accessline.com
10-29-12 com
10-29-13 usbc.accessline - (may be different today)
10-29-14 carrier N
10-36 per document provided by carrier
20-08-13 ISDN CLIP checked
21-19 CID per trunk
84-10 TOS SIP trunk/diffserv/46
RTP/diffserv/40
84-14-06 6060
84-33 03 – SIP trunk, enable fax relay
84-34 RFC 2833
101
RESET SYSTEM
Port Forwarding in The Router
6060 port forward to IP address in 10-12-09
10020-10083 port forward to IP address in 84-26

 

[phone_troll]

Thanks, you are awesome!!! I got the trunks online today, with a few changes from the listed instructions. Test calls, both outbound and inbound, have been successful. This is mostly because of you, belevedere, so thank you, thank you, thank you.
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I had to input the IP addresses in 10-29-03 and 10-29-06, as provided by Intermedia. Some of the notable changes were enabling IP assignment in 10-29, changing 10-29-05 to Manual, even though Intermedia's SV9100 guide says NONE. As you mentioned, I did have a different URL for the SIP trunks, such as in 10-29-13, but that was provided by Intermedia. Lastly, on 84-34, I had to make the change on SIP trunks (03) instead of 01 / H323Trunk. Along with using 110 in 84-34. In any event, you're doc was basically my Bible. I used the Intermedia SV9100 doc linked above, and also their SV8100 doc for reference.

Now I'm just configuring call flows and all that jazz. Thanks again.