MTA6328

InnoMedia MTA6328-2Re

The InnoMedia MTA6328-2Re is a in-line two port FXS SIP ATA that supports dial pulse. This unit is normally sold as a re-branded product and may be locked by the provider (i.e. now defunct SunRocket). Some of these units are apparently quite easy to unlock; YMMV. Note some have broadband router functionality which is going to effect how you get it's IP address. If it's a router model, you should be able plug a PC running DHCP into the LAN port and it will appear as the Default Gateway in your TCP/IP config as seen in the following Windows XP example:

C:\>ipconfig
 
Windows IP Configuration
 
Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection:
 
        Connection-specific DNS Suffix  . :
        IP Address. . . . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.1.3
        Subnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.255.0
        Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.1.254

The Default Gateway will either be the IP address of the InnoMedia (if a router model), or (if not a router model) the IP address of the actual router. If this is the case, and you have access to the router, you may be to login to the router and see the IP addresses of all devices that have DHCP leases, including computers and the Innomedia. Once you have obtained the IP address of the Innomedia, enter that IP address into your Internet browser as follows.

Login via http://IP_address/Voice_adminPage.htm
- Userid: admin
- Password: slapshot
Click on VoIP
- Click on SIP Proxy
  - Set SIP Proxy and SIP Domain: to IP address of Asterisk (or a static ISP address/dynamic DNS name if deployed externally)
  - Click the button
- Click on User Account
  - Pull down either (Line No.) 1 or 2
  - Set User ID to the sip.conf [userid]
  - Set User Password and Confirm Password to the sip.conf secret
  - User Name would be used for CallerID Name if not overwritten by sip.conf
  - Leave Authentication ID blank
  - Match Preferred CODECs List to sip.conf; my sip.conf looks like this:
```
:
disallow=all
allow=alaw
allow=ulaw
:
```
    so I set my InnoMedia for
    PCMA/8000
    PCMU/8000
  - Click the button
Click Management
- Click Administrator
  - Enter New Password and Confirm Password
  - Click the button
- Click End User
  - Enter New Password and Confirm Password
  - Click the button
Click IP Network
- Click Provisioning Setting
  - Uncheck Enable Provisioning
  - Click the button

I'd be interesting in hearing your experiences if you have tried this or have any additions, corrections or suggestions. Call the C*NET operator at +1 955-0000 and ask for the switchman on duty.

mta6328.html v1.2 12/4/2008

This page created and maintained by Chad Perkins.