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Xefron
post Aug 1 2013, 09:41 AM

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QUOTE(tommyfai @ Aug 1 2013, 09:36 AM)
how fast is the process time compare in occ and phone call though?
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it is quite fast using occ.within 1 hour the service is activated.
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post Aug 15 2013, 10:27 AM

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QUOTE(daveteoh @ Aug 14 2013, 11:35 AM)
Dear all sifus,

I urgently need help!!!

My company is currently subscribe to unifibiz 20 for the office usage. Surprisingly TM is giving a lousy router that is similar to home router.

I have successful replaced the router with Fortigate 80C, by creating vlan ID 500 in WAN connection. All internet connection work properly.

The problem now is that the unifi voice ( phone number that comes with unifi package) doesn't work properly, it can only make outgoing call but no incoming call. The line always engage when someone call from outside. I read somewhere saying that we need to create vlan Id 400.

Anyone has encounter this? Or anyone can help/guide me on how to do this ?

Thanks
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Option 1 : Use existing ISP's proprietary router

Find way to login to the ISP's router's, turn of it's wifi (because only need to use it's VoIP function)
Connect Fortigate 80C's LAN port 3 (VLAN400) to ISP router's WAN port
Connect normal phone to ISP's router's RJ11 phone outlet

Option 2 : Use ATA device (require SIP account detail)

Must obtain SIP account detail from ISP
Get an ATA device, configure the SIP detail on the ATA
Connect Fortigate 80C's LAN port 3 to ATA's WAN port
Connect normal phone to ATA's RJ11 phone outlet

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post Aug 15 2013, 02:05 PM

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QUOTE(daveteoh @ Aug 15 2013, 12:50 PM)
Hi Xefron,

thanks for your reply.

my current setup is creating a vlan with vlan ID 500 in fortigate WAN port (by using the static IP and login info) .  Modem-> Fortigate-> internal network.
for Option 1, Do you means to use the Isp router as below:

Modem -> TM Router-> fortigate -> internal Network ?

if follow the setup above, how do i configure the TM Router, like those IP settings, cabling connection and etc...

Thanks a lot for your help..
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Are you on FTTH or VDSL ? Not very sure on VDSL. But if you're in FTTH,your BTU should store your SIP setting.


BTU-Fortinet-Internal network

BTU-Deck Phone

*Assumption your BTU have RJ 11 and RJ 45 port.

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