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Polycom Automatic Provision | ||
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Firewall Devices | ||
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**Devices** | ||
^^^^^^^^^^^^^ | ||
Firewall device settings that help with SIP connections. | ||
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* `ASUS RT-AC66U-`_ | ||
* `Sonicwall_TZ_Soho-`_ | ||
* `Zyxel-`_ | ||
* `pfSense`_ | ||
* `Ubnt EdgerouterX`_ | ||
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**SIP ALG** | ||
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ | ||
Most of the time this setting is set to off or disabled and varies. Rarely this should be enabled. Below is a list a devices that need setting changes to address SIP ALG issues. | ||
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* `ASUS RT-AC66U`_ | ||
* `Cisco EA6500`_ | ||
* `Sonicwall_TZ_Soho`_ | ||
* `Zyxel`_ | ||
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Firewall Devices | ||
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Firewall device settings that help with SIP connections. | ||
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.. _Zyxel: http://docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/firewall/firewall_devices/zyxel_sip_alg.html | ||
.. _Cisco EA6500: http://docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/firewall/firewall_devices/cisco_ea6500.html | ||
.. _Zyxel-: http://docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/firewall/firewall_devices/zyxel.html | ||
.. _ASUS RT-AC66U-: http://docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/firewall/firewall_devices/asus_rt_ac66u.html | ||
.. _Asus RT-AC66U: http://docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/firewall/firewall_devices/asus_rt_ac66u_sip_alg.html | ||
.. _Sonicwall_TZ_Soho: http://docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/firewall/firewall_devices/sonicwall_tz_soho_sip_alg.html | ||
.. _Sonicwall_TZ_Soho-: http://docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/firewall/firewall_devices/sonicwall_tz_soho.html | ||
.. _pfSense: http://docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/firewall/firewall_devices/pfsense.html | ||
.. _Ubnt EdgerouterX: http://docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/firewall/firewall_devices/edgerouterx.html | ||
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hardware/firewall_devices/asus_rt_ac66u.rst | ||
firewall/firewall_devices/edgerouterx.rst | ||
firewall/firewall_devices/pfsense.rst | ||
firewall/firewall_devices/sonicwall_tz_soho.rst | ||
firewall/firewall_devices/zyxel.rst | ||
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Firewall Devices ALG | ||
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Most of the time this setting is set to off or disabled and varies. Rarely this should be enabled. Below is a list a devices that need setting changes to address SIP ALG issues. | ||
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:maxdepth: 4 | ||
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firewall/firewall_devices/asus_rt_ac66u_sip_alg.rst | ||
firewall/firewall_devices/cisco_ea6500.rst | ||
firewall/firewall_devices/sonicwall_tz_soho_sip_alg.rst | ||
firewall/firewall_devices/zyxel_sip_alg.rst | ||
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Hardware | ||
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Auto Provision Phones | ||
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Auto provisioning is disabled by default. This is to give a chance to secure provisioning server with HTTP Authentication or CIDR. HTTP Authentication requires the phone to send hash of the combined username and password in order to get configuration. CIDR is an IP address restriction that can be used to restrict which IP addresses are allowed to get the device configuration. An example of CIDR is xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/32 the /32 represents a single IP address. To set one of these values go to Advanced > Default Settings and find the Provision category from there used the edit button to set a value. After this is done it is safe to set enabled equal to true. | ||
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applications/provision/provision_auto_yealink.rst | ||
applications/provision/provision_auto_polycom.rst | ||
applications/provision/provision_auto_cisco.rst | ||
applications/provision/provision_auto_fanvil.rst | ||
applications/provision/provision_auto_grandstream.rst | ||
applications/provision/provision_auto_htek.rst | ||
applications/provision/provision_auto_zoiper.rst | ||
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Manually Provision Phones | ||
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How to setup the device using the phone’s web interface. | ||
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applications/provision/provision_manual_yealink.rst | ||
applications/provision/provision_manual_polycom.rst | ||
applications/provision/provision_manual_cisco.rst | ||
applications/provision/provision_manual_fanvil.rst | ||
applications/provision/provision_manual_grandstream.rst | ||
applications/provision/provision_manual_htek.rst | ||
applications/provision/provision_manual_zoiper.rst | ||
applications/provision/provision_manual_snom.rst | ||
applications/provision/phone_screen_capture.rst | ||
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Firewall Devices | ||
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Firewall device settings that help with SIP connections. | ||
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hardware/firewall_devices/asus_rt_ac66u.rst | ||
firewall/firewall_devices/edgerouterx.rst | ||
firewall/firewall_devices/pfsense.rst | ||
firewall/firewall_devices/sonicwall_tz_soho.rst | ||
firewall/firewall_devices/zyxel.rst | ||
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Firewall Devices ALG | ||
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Most of the time this setting is set to off or disabled and varies. Rarely this should be enabled. Below is a list a devices that need setting changes to address SIP ALG issues. | ||
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firewall/firewall_devices/asus_rt_ac66u_sip_alg.rst | ||
firewall/firewall_devices/cisco_ea6500.rst | ||
firewall/firewall_devices/sonicwall_tz_soho_sip_alg.rst | ||
firewall/firewall_devices/zyxel_sip_alg.rst | ||
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This guide was created for the ASUS RT-AC66U router with Firmware Version 3.0.0.4.380_8120. FusionPBX is in the cloud with a public IP, and the ASUS RT-AC66U router is at the customer’s location with the extensions behind it. The RT-AC66U is a “prosumer” grade router. It has good performance for the dollar and is a good choice for home offices. | ||
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How to setup QoS | ||
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First, enable the QoS feature: | ||
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* Log into the router | ||
* Click “Traffic Manager” on the left menu | ||
* Click the “Enable QoS” button to turn it on. Once you do this, the Upload and Download Bandwidth boxes will appear. | ||
* Enter in your Up/Down speeds. You can use http://beta.speedtest.net/ as noted. | ||
* Click the Apply button and wait for the router to reboot. | ||
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.. image:: ../../_static/images/firewall/fusionpbx_asus_traffic_manager_qos.png | ||
:scale: 85% | ||
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Next, assign the QoS rules. | ||
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* Log back into the router after rebooting, and go to Traffic Manager. | ||
* On the top-right selection box, select “user-defined QoS rules” if it is not already selected | ||
* Your settings may vary based on your environment, but you can use the image below as a good starting point. | ||
* It is important to note that the default rules set “Web Surf” and “HTTPS” to highest priority. We don’t want that to compete with VOIP traffic, so reduce those to “High.” | ||
* Click Apply. | ||
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.. image:: ../../_static/images/firewall/fusionpbx_asus_traffic_manager_qos_rules.png | ||
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.. Note:: | ||
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An important note regarding Priorities | ||
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Another important area is the “user-defined priorities” section of Traffic Manager – QoS. As you can see, the default rules give a very large amount of the bandwidth share to the highest priority. This is very likely excessive for VOIP traffic. We don’t need much bandwidth, we just need to make sure we get prioritized traffic. You should adjust these to suit your environment. | ||
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