Spa 3102

Salve,
ho da poco acquistato l'apparecchiatura di cui in oggetto, non essendo pratica di queste cose, non riesco nemmeno a fare la prima fase, cioè digitando l'IP 192.168.0.1 non "parlo" con il Gateway, il mio pc sembra impostato correttamente sul rilevamento automatico dell'IP.
Stò sbagliando io o debbo impostare o fare altro ??
Ripeto che non sono un esperta informatica.
Grazie per L'attenzione
Karin

These forums are mainly english speakers, and the SPAs are covered under the SMB forum.

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    C) Disconnect Tones (does anyone know what the specs are for the T-Mobile system?  Looks like this: 480@-30,620 @-30;4(.25/.25/1+2))
    I saw on another site where an individual was able to do this:
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    You could try to adjust this options on your SPA3102 PSTN Line. Under PSTN Disconnect Detection.
    PSTN Long Silence Duration
    This is minimum length of PSTN silence (or inactivity) in seconds to trigger a gateway call disconnection if <Detect Long Silence> is yes.
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    This parameter adjusts the sensitivity of PSTN silence detection. Choose from {very low, low, medium, high, very high}. The higher the setting, the easier to detect silence and hence easier to trigger a disconnection.
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    Regarding for the 480@-30,620 @-30;4(.25/.25/1+2. basically this it the default settings for the US Disconnect tones. No need for you adjust.
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  • SPA-3102 and Fax

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  • Syslog not being sent by spa-3102

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  • SPA-3102s back-to-back

    Hello, we are trying to use two spa-3102 boxes in a back to back configuration to provide phone lines to a construction site (via a Cisco wireless bridge) like this:
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    EvilFetus wrote:
    When the fax machine attempts to dial, you can hear the machine pick up, dial the number, and then there is a few moments of silence followed by a fast busy signal. Any ideas?
    Thanks!
    If the dialing waits until the interdigit timeout and then gives a fast busy it usually means that the digits dialed are not correct. If the dialing is "back-to-back" as you say, you probably are dialing some code that sends a sip uri for direct ip dialing. There are a number of variables involved.
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  • Connecting an SPA 3102 after the computer

    I am moving to a house in a fairly remote part of Australia without a telephone connection. To get the phone connected will be very expensive and take considerable time. I have mobile phone and wireless internet connection available but only with the most expensive provider. I am not a big user of the phone but every now and then, I have to make one of those calls that go through adozen menus and then leave you on hold for an hour, theb type of call that can send you bankrupt using a mobile service.
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    Hi John -- Thanks for participating in the Small Business Support Community. Please consider posting in the section dedicated to Australia/New Zealand here:
    https://supportforums.cisco.com/community/netpro/small-business/international/australia_newzealand?view=discussions.
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  • Create line extension between two SPA-3102

    I`m having problems to create a line extension between two SPA-3102
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    Hi Jeremy,
    I have a similar problem, I have one PSTN line (say Line1) with free minutes to mobiles, so its good for outgoing calls. The other line (say Line2) which i have is acually VoIP but it comes with its own hardware (magicJack if you have heard) so I can't use a SIP client and have to use the supplied Hw client, but it does give me an option to connect any normal phone to this magicJack (i suppose that would make it a fxs port). Now this magicJack is cheap for other people to call me.
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  • SPA-3102 Line is disconnecting every 10 minutes and 40 sec

    Hi,
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    Software Version: 3.3.6(GW) Hardware Version: 1.4.5(a) 
    SPA-3102 has a fix IP, and config has been done by my phone IP provider, does anyone have an idea which settings needs to be modified to avoid this cut?
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    I think under the “Regional” tab, you will have “Control Timer Values” and I belive thios is where you have to adjest the timer. I am not quite sure as well what parameters are needed to tweek in this section but I am sure that it should be one of them. Maybe try adjusting the “Reorder delay”. I suggest contacting Cisco Tech support to further look into your concern. I believe this unit belongs to the business series devices that Cisco is now supporting. Try to go to this link for the other business series devices and the site where you can get hold of Cisco for support: 
    http://www.cisco.com/web/products/linksys/index.html

  • Disable calling name presentation on SPA-3102

    Hi,
    If I send a SIP INVITE to my SPA-3102, where the From header is like this -- (spaces inserted to stop the forum software treating it as an email address -- they're not there in the real invite)
    From: Caller Name <01234567890 @ my.sip.server.net>;tag=as4b617ab1
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    If the From: header doesn't have a caller name, but is like this instead --
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    Many thanks!
    Martin
    Message was edited by: Martin Thorpe -- hopefully removed the auto-'email address' tagging! (Argh, no, it didn't. Bodged a different way.)

    Hi Lindsey,
    Thanks for the quick response. Here's a complete SIP invite -- I've changed the telephone number and put spaces around @ signs again, but everything else is unmodified.
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    User-Agent: Asterisk
    Date: Mon, 29 Oct 2012 19:51:07 GMT
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    That's from a slightly patched Asterisk server, which doesn't put a calling name in if it's blank -- by default if you didn't set a calling name, Asterisk will also set the calling name from the calling number and you'd get this instead:
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    I've done product management myself so I know one customer asking for it to work a little differently (as opposed to it doing something wrong!) isn't going to make a change -- that's no problem at all. If it were to be changed, I'd rather the ATA didn't generate a calling name field in the CLID spill at all, rather than 'Unknown'. But hey, that's just my opinion!
    For the avoidance of doubt, the ATA is always generating the calling *number* field in the CLID spill correctly.
    Thanks again!
    All the best,
    Martin

  • SIP phone and SPA 3102

    Hi,
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    yytellmey wrote:
    Hi,
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  • SPA-3102 - phone port dead (FXS?)

    I have a SPA-3102 that one day stopped providing dial tone to the connected telephone. I can still see it on the network, configure it, and all looks fine there, but the connected phone gets no dialtone, no voltage, touch tones don't work, no IVR, etc.... I've tried several phones, so I assume it's the adapter. I've tried to find out how to get it RMA'd and sent to Linksys for repair, but every avenue I've tried to pursue tells me that Linksys doesn't support it and i have to go through my reseller... The reseller says to go the manufacturer. Can someone please tell me: A) Am I missing something simply on this problem? B) WHO to contact at Linksys to get a replacement. Thanks! Steve

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