Configuring BSNL FTTH VoIP to VoIP phone or Analogue Telephone Adapter (ATA)

[vu3knb]

I have one Grandstream HT801 ATA lying around ( which I was using with BSNL Wings ) , so was keen to use that ATA for BSNL FTTH VoIP.

Got many inputs from this forum , especially from our BSNL super hero @varkey

Steps I followed :

1) Setup the voice profile as Bridge and bind to LAN port 1. Internet profile is set to Port_2 and WLAN

3) See the status page :

4) Connected ATA to Port_1 of HG323 Netlink modem and configured the Voice profile static IP in it.

5) Given the SIP server IP and other credentials in FXS configuration of ATA

6) Save and reboot.

7) Bingo !!!!!!

 

[vu3knb]

incoming and outgoing working without any issues. This ATA has a CDR function , so that you can see the call details in one click

 

[dhyaneshwar94]

is it necessary to bind port, or can I do this without binding port also?

 

[vu3knb]

Need to bind port , since you are connecting ATA to that port only.

 

[dhyaneshwar94]

@vu3knb I have got the ATA device and I need your help. Can you contact in DM?

 

[vu3knb]

@dhyaneshwar94 , yes pls

 

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[dhyaneshwar94]

Please DM me

 

[pandeysunil220]

incoming and outgoing working without any issues. This ATA has a CDR function , so that you can see the call details in one click

Flying Voice FWR 8101 Wireless VOIP Router. is compatible with BSNL Bharat Airfibre.Having inbuilt FXSthrough which you can directly use your Analogphones.

 

[varkey]

@pandeysunil220 Yep, most ONTs come with an FXS port. I think people would look for VOIP ATA or a VOIP phone to use the IP network to place the device wherever they want which could be different from the location of router/ONT.

The Flying Voice device is basically a SIP ATA built-in to the wireless router.

 

[pandeysunil220]

@varkey in Ftth solution ONT will work , but in Bharat Airfibre Wireless Voip Router (Having Converged Voice+data feature) is preferable solution.Depends on user whether they want to use Analog Phone oa an IP-Phone​