Difference between revisions of "Fritz!Box"

Revision as of 20:35, 23 September 2016

Some information on tested Fritz!Boxes.

For a list of devices with their specs, check the wikipedia page

^*) Responds to dialing 999 by calling all extensions connected.

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enable telnet by calling #96*7* (you can use "Click to dial" in the webinterface)
telnet to your box's IP (alternatively, you could use fritz.box or 169.254.1.1)
export the VoIP part of the config
```
allcfgconv -C voip -o /var/tmp/temp -c
```
display the contents (filter by "password")
```
cat /var/tmp/temp |grep passwd
```
disable telnet (#96*8*)

I think typically Dutch consumer DSL is annex A (POTS). See the wikipedia page on G.992.3.

set DTMF transmission to "RTP or in-band" if FreeSWITCH doesn't respond to the input, and displays the following message on the console:
```
IGNORE INFO DTMF(4) (This channel was not configured to use INFO DTMF!)
```

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 * set DTMF transmission to "RTP or in-band" if FreeSWITCH doesn't respond to the input, and displays the following message on the console:
 *: <pre>IGNORE INFO DTMF(4) (This channel was not configured to use INFO DTMF!)</pre>
+<onlyinclude>{{#ifeq:{{{transcludesection|connecting_Fritz!Box}}}|connecting_N510_IP_PRO|
+=== connecting the Fritz!Box ===
+* Note that the Fritz!Box is pretty quirky regarding SIP: it can't handle a 407-unauthorized correctly when in router mode (which is needed to differentiate between public and internal calls). [[User:Xopr|xopr]] had more success setting the device as a flat switch and putting it behind a generic router (tested with a ZyXel).
+* It also doesn't like usernames; you have to start with a number and change it afterwards.
+* It does seem to have more ring power than the tested ZyXel, though.
+}}</onlyinclude>
 [[Category:Telephony]][[Category:Network]]