Quintum Tenor Configuration Manager Software Free Download
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This guide provides simple steps how to set up local Call Shop or Calling Card operation using 2 to 8 channel Quintum analogue PSTN-to-VoIP gateway. You should have basic knowledge of connecting the cables, powering and logging into the gateway using telnet. For those who are not familiar, please first read Quick start guides provided on Quintum website.
In first simple scenario we want our users to be connected with analogue telephones via FXS ports. Make sure Quintum is connected to Internet and accessible via telnet. Take a note of its IP address. Start with setting up your phone lines. Attach phone to FXS port 1.
We recommend to use Tenor Configuration Manager to configure your Quintum Tenor gateway. The software is free and can be downloaded from Quintum Technical Support website. In this guide I will use 4-port analogue tenor gateway AS400. It is also possible to do configuration from CLI via Telnet.
Launch the configuration software and connect to Tenor. Please note that software uses port 8080, so if you have NAT or Firewall between your PC and Tenor, please make sure ports are accessible and/or properly forwarded. Cancel the Configuration wizard and use Advanced Explore from left menu tree.
In our scenario we are interested to set individual ANIs for each FXS line. it will help us to authorize and bill our callers based on line number (ANI). To be able to do this, we need one Line Circuit Routing Group (LCRG) and one Hunt LDN Directory per each FXS line.
Confirm your email address and you will receive 2 emails. First one gives access to Members area where you have your Service settings, Support tickets and other account related stuff. The second email has Billing login link with administrator username and password. There will be also IP address of Radius server which we need right now. Lets go back to Tenor and set up accounting.
I need similar instructions but for the AXT2400 so that my clients can call in via PSTN lines. Do you have that? And how can I use the hosted billing account for a quintum that is doing termination of calls?
I forgot to ask you if you have the quintum registered to another gatekeeper or not. Sroutes only work on the Quintum if it is not registered to a gatekeeper, only to itself. If this is true, then the rest of the configuration looks fine. Maybe the call is getting out to IP but the other end is rejecting the call? Do you know how to get a log of the call from the quintum?
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