Gateway Configuration || Dinstar GSM gateway || Full Configuration .
Configuring a Dinstar VoIP Gateway (e.g., GSM/PRI/SIP gateways) depends on the model, but the general steps are mostly the same. I’ll guide you through the basic configuration:
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🔧 Steps to Configure Dinstar Gateway
1. Connect to the Gateway
Connect your PC/Laptop to the gateway’s LAN port with an Ethernet cable.
Default IP address (factory): 192.168.11.1
Default username/password:
Username: admin
Password: admin
(If this doesn’t work, check your model’s manual – some models use 192.168.8.1 or 192.168.10.1)
Set your PC’s IP manually in the same range, e.g.:
IP: 192.168.11.2
Subnet: 255.255.255.0
Gateway: 192.168.11.1
Open a browser → type http://192.168.11.1 → login.
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2. Change Network Settings
Go to Network → LAN.
Set a static IP according to your network (e.g., 192.168.1.100).
Save & reboot.
Reconfigure your PC back to DHCP/normal network and access the new IP.
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3. Configure SIP Trunk
Navigate to VOIP → SIP Trunk (or Service → SIP).
Click Add.
Enter:
SIP Server/Registrar IP: Your SIP server or IP PBX (e.g., Asterisk, FreePBX, Vicidial).
Port: Default is 5060.
Username/Authentication ID: Provided by your VoIP provider or PBX.
Password: Authentication password.
Save & Apply.
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4. Configure GSM/PRI/FXO Ports
(depends on your model)
For GSM gateway:
Insert SIM cards.
Go to Mobile → Port Settings → Set carrier name, call duration, PIN code if required.
Check signal strength under Status → Mobile Port.
For PRI/E1 Gateway:
Go to Digital → PRI Settings.
Set Protocol (PRI/CAS), Line coding (HDB3), Framing (CRC4/No CRC4), Switch Type (EuroISDN, NI2, etc.) as per telco.
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5. Routing Rules
Go to Call Routing → Outbound Routing.
Example: Route SIP → GSM (so outbound calls go through SIM).
Or GSM → SIP (so incoming mobile calls route to your PBX).
You can set prefix rules (e.g., 9XXXX route via GSM1).
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6. Save & Reboot
After all changes, Save Config and Reboot the gateway.
Test calls from PBX or SIP softphone.
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Verification
Check Status → SIP Trunk → should show Registered.
Check Status → Mobile Port → SIMs should show Ready with signal bars.
Make a test call and confirm audio in
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