How configure proxy on mp114 fxs - AudioCodes MediaPack MP-114 FXS

To configure IGMP snooping proxy to support IGMPv3, perform the following configuration: In the system view: igmp-snooping enableIn the VLAN view: igmp-snooping enableigmp-snooping version 3igmp-snooping proxy enableThe preceding configuration implements IGMP snooping proxy for IGMP v1/v2/3. http://www.thunder-link.com/LS-S2309TP-EI-AC_p623.html

Install wireshark on your PC and connect yoour PC directly to the MP, once there power on the MP and see if any bootp/arp message appears on wireshark if nothing shows up, your device is bricked.

What is your default browser? Settings for using a Proxy server differs from each browser. For example, The settings for Mozilla Firefox browser are as follows,

1. Click Tools->Options;
2. "General", "Connection Settings";
3. Select "Manual Proxy Configuration";
4. Enter proxy IP and port to appropriate fields;
5. Click OK to close Connection Settings;
6. Click OK to close Options;
7. Reload browser.

You must also be aware that the use of proxy servers without the express permission from the owner of the proxy server may be illegal in some states and/or countries. Use at your own risk.
Using a Proxy server masks your real IP address with a masked IP address. You can ensure this by visiting www.IP-Details.Com and check your IP before and after using a Proxy server.

Click the "Tools" menu and select "Internet Options" to open the browser properties.

Click the "Connections" tab and select "Settings" to open the proxy server configuration.

View the section labeled "Proxy Server." This contains the Internet protocol and port address for your proxy server.

For Firefox

Click the "Firefox" menu, select "Options" and choose "Options" again from the menu that slides out

Click the "Advanced" tab and select "Network" tab. Click "Settings" to open your proxy server configurations.

View the section labeled "Manual Proxy Configurations." This lists the IP and port addresses for your proxy server

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Open window live messenger.. Go to tool>>Option>>Connection>>And adjust the proxy Configuration with respect to your server.


To check proxy configuration:

If you are using firefox then go to TOOL>>OPTION>>ADVANCE>>SETTING (here you can see your proxy configuration)

If you are using firefox then go to TOOL>>INTERNET OPTION>>CONNECTION>>LAN SETTING (here you can see your proxy configuration)

Manual Configuration for Globe Subscriber:
GPRS Settings
GPRS Data Account 3 Account Name: myGlobe MMS Access Point Name (APN): mms.globe.com.ph GPRS Data Account 4 Account Name: myGlobe GPRS Access Point Name (APN): www.globe.com.ph WAP Network Settings
Rename Profile: myGlobe WAP Homepage: http://www.globe.com.ph/globe.asp Data Account: myGlobe GPRS Connection Type: HTTP Proxy Address: 203.177.042.214 Proxy Port: 8080
MMS Network Settings
Rename Profile: myGlobe MMS Homepage: http://192.40.100.22:10021/mmsc Data Account: myGlobe MMS Connection Type: HTTP Proxy Address: 203.177.042.214 Proxy Port: 8080

Manual Configuration For SMART subscribers:
GPRS Settings
GPRS Data Account 1 Account Name: Access Point Name(APN): GPRS Data Account 2 Account Name: SMART GPRS Access Point Name(APN): Internet Exit and save settings WAP Network Settings
Rename Profile: Smart WAP Homepage: http://wap.smart.com.ph Data Account: Smart GPRS Connection Type: HTTP Proxy AddressL: 010.102.061.046 Proxy Port: 8080
MMS Network Settings
Rename Profile: Smart MMS Homepage: http://10.102.61.238:8002 Data Account: Smart GPRS Connection Type: HTTP Proxy Address: 010.102.061.046

Have you acquired a wireshark trace to see whats going on with signaling on failure? you may try now FW version 6.x.xxxx

Unplug the network cable and hold in the RESET button (small hole on back of unit) with a paperclip for 6 - 10 seconds. The default IP is 10.1.10.10 sm 255.255.0.0 if it is an FXS
10.1.10.11 sm 255.255.0.0 if it is an FXO

If you're using Firefox, click on "Tools" at the top of the page, click on "Options" which is at the bottom of the list that comes up, then click Advanced, choose Network from the four tabs below that. There should be a sentence "configure how Firefox connects to the Internet". Click on the button next to it that says "settings". and make sure that "Auto-detect proxy settings for this network" has a dot in the little circle. If not, click on it and click on OK.
You may have to shut down Firefox (your internet browser programme), then try getting in again. Should have sorted it.

A long standing problem with FXO's and FXS connections is the latency in Voip and signaling. That is there is a delay from the time sent to time received. There should be software settings to adjust the delay. I would refer back to the manufacture of the FXO card and see if there are any software patches or upgrades. This is a software problem.