setting up Brekeke with Rauland R5 and Ascom Phone System

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bgaspie
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setting up Brekeke with Rauland R5 and Ascom Phone System

Post by bgaspie »

1. Brekeke Product Name and version: SIP Server v.2.4.4.8

2. Java version:Latest as of 05-20-10

3. OS type and the version:Windows Server 2003 R2

4. UA (phone), gateway or other hardware/software involved:Ascom IP-DECT, Ascom Voip Gateway, Ascom AA60, Rauland R5 with RGS Server etc.

5. Select your network pattern from http://www.brekeke-sip.com/bbs/network/ ... terns.html :Pattern 1

6. Your problem:I'm new to Brekeke. I'd like to know who to configure SIP Server for Rauland-Borg Responder 5 and Ascom IP-DECT phone system. Thanks in advance.

Brian
hope
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Post by hope »

Register both Responder 5 and Ascom IP-DECT phone to Brekeke SIP Server, then can make call to each other by dialing registered id.

brekeke sip server set register and inivite authentication ON as default. you can try register phones with auth off first, which is at sip server / configuration/sip/Authentication/REGISTER and INVITE

here is link for sip server setup
http://www.brekeke.com/products/product ... simple.php
lakeview
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Post by lakeview »

I know Rauland-Borg has a TechNote document for setting Ascom with Brekeke.

You can ask Rauland-Borg to provide such a document.
bgaspie
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Post by bgaspie »

Here is how I have it setup currently which allows me to make a call from an Ascom wireless handset to (Example) room 261s bed station.
by dialing 0261.

According to Rauland-Borg, they suggest setting up Brekeke without any User Authentication:

Configuration --> SIP --> Authentication
REGISTER = off
INVITE =off
Auth-user=user in "to:" (Register) = no
Auth-user=user in "From:" = no

This does allow all Rauland Responder 5 components to Register with Brekeke.

I also have configured a Sip Trunk for Ascom Wireless AA60, which is an Asteriks unit/PBX. This shows as registered in Brekeke.

So....I have a talk path from phone to patient station, but no path from bed station to Ascom by placing a call.

I've registered X-Lite with Brekeke. From X-lite I can successfully call into a bed station (0261). I cannot call an Ascom phone say calling phone ext. 8110.

I've done some sniffing while using X-lite, and nothing is getting to the Ascom AA60. I'm thinking it's a routing issue from Brekeke.
Correct me if I'm wrong, if I have Authentication disabled per Rauland-Borg, wouldn't creating routes become irrelevant?

I'm spinning my wheels on this one. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.

Brian
hope
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Post by hope »

I cannot call an Ascom phone say calling phone ext. 8110.
where is ext8110? is it registered at brekeke sip server?
where the call to 8110 should be sent to reach 8110?
What dial plans have been created on brekeke?
bgaspie
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Post by bgaspie »

Thanks for the quick reply.

Ext. 8110 is within the Ascom phone system.
I have all my routes in line from the AA60 PBX.

Once I can get calls routed to the AA60, All calls should route to the respected extension.
I have no routes configured in Brekeke. All Authentication is disabled on Brekeke per Rauland Spec. Which bring me to the question of disabling Auth on Brekeke. If it's disabled can I create routes?

I have both the Rauland and AA60 registered to the Brekeke. I'm thinking its because I have no route in place to send Rauland calls to the AA60 from Brekeke? I'm confused as to why I can call directly from the AA60 to the Rauland bed stations? and not the other way around since there is no routing created?

Thanks.
Mike
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Post by Mike »

Hi Brian,

Are you a Rauland-Borg's reseller?
If so, you can get direct support from Brekeke's support team.

Please contact support@brekeke.com .
bgaspie
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Post by bgaspie »

Mike,
We are resellers. Is support free of charge this way?
I can't see myself paying for support until we have your product working correctly within our environment.

Thanks.
Mike
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Post by Mike »

Hi Brian,

Which edition of Bekeke SIP Server are you using?

Since settings may be specific, I recommend that you join Brekeke's support program.
If so, we can assign a support engineer for your project.
brad051380
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Post by brad051380 »

Brian,
I know that ASCOM requires you to setup an account for them to use. I used "9999" for them to register to brekeke.

In addition, we had an issue at one point, where ASCOM's calls were not coming from the AA60, but from the VoiP gateway. They way you have your Brekeke designed, it should work, but is more than likely a configuration issue with ASCOM.
if you want my contact info, let me know, i have have done quite a few R5 implementation with Cisco/Nortel/ASCOM.

Thanks,
Brad
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Post by Laurie »

> I'm thinking its because I have no route in place to send Rauland
> calls to the AA60 from Brekeke?

Set the DialPlan rule like a below. It is the route to the Ascom.
=================================
[Matching Patterns]
$request = ^INVITE
$registered = false
To = sip:(.+)@

[Deploy Patterns]
To = sip:%1@<Ascom AA60's IP address>
=================================
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