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ScopTEL has passed all Bell Canada Interoperability requirements with the Bell Canada SIP network.
This means that Bell Canada fully acknowledges compatibility with ScopTEL SIP trunking and the Bell Canada SIP network.
Please refer to this document in order to provision your ScopTEL server with Bell Canada’s SIP trunking services.
ScopTEL includes an extremely powerful DHCP Server. Refer to this document to enable the DHCP server.
The ScopTEL DHCP server can greatly simplify the configuration and provisioning of VoIP devices. Refer to this document to enable DHCP classes.
ScopTEL includes an extremely powerful DNS server. Refer to this document for its basic configuration using the DNS Configuration Wizard.
features (some of which are activated by licensing).
• DSP modules are supported for RTP CODEC support.
address for bridging to Virtual Machine network interfaces.
VoIP is a beautiful thing but not if your network is the source of bad voice quality and you cannot prove the source of the problem.
VoIPmonitor is a third party tool that is pretty easy to install and can easily generate a QoS report and it has a lot of other cool features.
Installing VoIPmonitor using the ScopServ package manager will automatically build a working installation fo VoIPmonitor.
To install VoIPmonitor you must obtain a 30 day trial license or purchase a Server license from VoIPmonitor.
Click on the VoIPmonitor Tools menu in the ScopTEL GUI and paste your key.
But you will probably see this error when you click on Installation is Finished.
Click OK and ignore the error. A ScopTEL crond task will automatically execute this command.
Now you can click on Tools>VoIPmonitor in the ScopTEL GUI and start using VoIPmonitor.
You may need to edit the network interface(s) that VoIPmonitor is configured to monitor.
Then open the ScopTEL GUI and go to Tools>VoIPmonitor to see VoIPmonitor options and reports.
Sometimes it is necessary to set bridge interfaces on ScopTEL to support multiple devices on the same subnet.
After you install the necessary Network Interface Cards follow this simple tutorial.
Edit your Network Configuration and create one new interface to act as your first bridge interface like br0 and assign a static IP address to this interface for management.
Even though IPv4 has been fully occupied, many people still not realized that they need to start implementing IPv6 for their services. In this post, I am going to show how to implement IPv6 connectivity to SIP service which run on Asterisk.
Please note that we assuming that you already have enable IPv6 support on Network Configuration available on the ScopTEL PBX Web Management. If not, please refer to this article that explain how to enable IPv6 support on ScopTEL PBX.
We now support IPv6 out of box since Telephony module version 2.6.2.
Enabling IPv6 support in ScopTEL PBX is incredibly simple. In the GUI, click on Telephony -> Configuration -> Channels -> SIP Channels and set the Bind Address (UDP/TCP/TLS) to :: (all addresses), click on Save then click on Commit to update Telephony configuration files.
The Telephony service (Asterisk) will now route SIP traffic over IPv6 for any Extensions and VoIP Accounts that have either a valid DNS record (AAAA) for their hostname, or if you specify an IPv6 address on the Extensions and VoIP Accounts.
Phones can register using IPv4 or IPv6; the PBX will translate traffic between IPv4 and IPv6 addresses and even send RTP streams between IPv4 and IPv6 addresses. This makes it much easier to upgrade the network even when some devices do not support IPv6 yet.
Following is the list of some VoIP phones that are IPv6-ready. These are not the only SIP phones on the market that support IPv6; many Softphone (client) do and even more will also support it via a firmware update. These phones are those which, in addition to IPv6, also offer other great features and performance.
The IPv6 support is available for all models of the Snom 3xx and Snom 8xx series, including Snom 300, 320, 360, 370 and 820.