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Getting Started
Step 1:
Contact your network administrator and inform them that you would like to
install an ATA. Ask them to supply you with a static IP address. Example: Viking model
ATA-100 shown on page 6.
Step 2: Follow the directions included with the gateway (ATA) equipment.
CONNECTING TO A LAN, WAN OR IP PBX (VOICE ONLY)
Step 1:
Contact your local provider (such as Vonage) and order a calling plan (you
must have a broadband internet connection). Example: Vonage shown on page 6.
Step 2:
Follow the directions included with the gateway (ATA) equipment.
CONNECTING TO THE INTERNET (VOICE ONLY)
Step 1:
Contact your network administrator and inform them that you would like to
install a video camera on the network. Ask them to supply you with a static IP address.
Example: Axis video server shown on page 6.
Step 2:
Follow the directions included with the video server equipment.
Note: If the video server receives its power from PoE (Power over Ethernet) and your net-
work does not support PoE, it will be necessary to purchase a PoE power injector to
power the server.
Step 3:
Connecting to the internet (optional). Once the video server is connected, it
can be monitored from anywhere on the local area network (LAN). To access the video
from the internet, network routers must be configured to allow incoming traffic, which is
usually done on a specific port. Please refer to the documentation for your router for fur-
ther instructions (this will likely require the assistance of your network administrator).
CONNECTING TO A NETWORK (VIDEO AND VOICE)
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