How to configure the D-Link DVG-1402 S

D-Link DVG-1402S

The D-Link DVG-1402S router can be configured to work with Conversant. Once you have verified the router is setup correctly and you can connect to the Internet through it then follow these steps to setup your VoIP lines:

1. Click on the ‘VoIP settings’ button and under ‘SIP Configuration’ select ‘Server Configuration’:

Server FQDN: Enabled
Domain Name: conversant.co.nz
Port: 5060
Secondary Server FQDN: Disabled
Outbound Proxy State: Enabled
Outbound Proxy FQDN: Disabled
Outbound Proxy IP Address: proxy.conversant.co.nz
Outbound Proxy Domain Name: proxy.conversant.co.nz
Outbound Proxy Port: 5060
Register Expiration: 360

Codec Priority: 1st. G.729a, 2nd. G711 a-law, 3rd. G711 u-law (G.726 unused)

2. Next click on 'User Agent' under the 'SIP Configuration' settings:

Same Phone Number: Disabled (Enabled if you only have 1 phone/number to configure)
Index: 1/2 (Depending on which line you want to configure)
Phone Number: your Conversant VoIP username
Display Name: Your Name
User Agent Port: 5060
Authentication Username: your Conversant VoIP username
Password: your Conversant VoIP password
Retype Password: your Conversant VoIP password

3. Next click on 'Telephony' under the 'SIP Configuration' settings. Here are the main user agent settings you need to specify.

Index: 1 and 2 (Configure both lines as follows)
DTMF Method: RFC2833
Payload Type: 101
VAD: Disabled

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What is VoIP?

VoIP (or Voice over Internet Protocol) is a great new way to make and receive phone calls using your broadband Internet connection instead of your standard phone line. Conversant converts your phone calls into data that zips through your high-speed Internet connection just like email. It comes out the other end just like a regular phone call. Your callers will never know that it's any different since it sounds just like a regular phone call. The big advantage with our service is that you can call anywhere, anytime for less money. Using your Internet connection instead of your phone line is less expensive. You'll also get more features included, like Call Waiting, Call Forwarding, Caller ID with Name, Voicemail, 3-Way Calling, etc.

What is business VoIP?

A business VoIP solution like Conversant’s C-Vox virtual phone system is the same as residential VoIP except that business VoIP includes a PABX and offers many more advanced features like desk to desk calling, automated attendant, managing extensions, music on hold, find me - follow me, conference calling and much more. Business VoIP also often includes an Internet connection that routes calls over a private network which guarantees quality phone calls. For more information please see the Glossary.

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