Integrate Cisco ATA 191/192 Analogue Telephony Adapter

Required steps for integrating a Cisco ATA 191/192 ATA with LoopUp to provide service for fax and analogue devices.


In this article

The below steps provide guidance on integrating a Cisco 191/192 ATA running the MPP (Multiplatform Firmware) with LoopUp to provide service to Fax and Analogue devices.

NOTE: This article has been based on and tested with the Cisco ATA 191, but should also apply to the Cisco ATA 192.
ATA19x-MPP (Multiplatform) devices should not be confused with ATA19x (non-multiplatform) products. The ATA19x product family is purpose-built to seamlessly integrate with Cisco Unified Communications Manager, while it does not provide compatibility with third-party telecom solutions like LoopUp SIP trunks. To ensure proper functionality with LoopUp, it's imperative to opt for ATAs featuring the MPP/Multiplatform designation, as these have been certified for this purpose.

Step 1: Prerequisites

Please note that all steps below assume that the device is online and operational on your local network with the following configuration in place:

  • Default credentials have been changed
  • Static local IP address
  • Accessible from the internet via one of the below methods
    • Direct public IP address allocation
    • NAT/PAT
  • If TLS is to be configured customer provided public certificate will be required

Step 2: LoopUp SIP Trunk Provisioning

  • Navigate to the SIP Trunking Setup article and follow the process to deploy a SIP Trunk with LoopUp

Step 3: Firewall Rules

The below rules will need to be in place to allow the required signalling and media traffic.

Inbound

Traffic Type

Protocol

Source (IP)

Destination (IP)

Source (Port)

Destination (Port)

Media

UDP/SRTP

LoopUp Endpoint 1

ATA Public IP

Any

10000 - 60000

Signalling

UDP/TCP/TLS

LoopUp Endpoint 1

ATA Public IP

Any

UDP:5060
TCP:5060
TLS:5061

Media

UDP/SRTP

LoopUp Endpoint 2

ATA Public IP

Any

10000 - 60000

Signalling

UDP/TCP/TLS

LoopUp Endpoint 2

ATA Public IP

Any

UDP:5060
TCP:5060
TLS:5061

Step 4: Device Configuration

*Only configure if using TLS

SIP Settings

Voice > SIP

  • EXT IP: [Public IP allocated to ATA]

Line Settings

Voice > Line 1/2
Use the Voice > Line 1 and Voice > Line 2 pages to configure the settings for calls through the PHONE 1 and PHONE 2 ports.

  • Line Enable: Yes
  • NAT Mapping Enable:
  • NAT Keep Alive Enable: Yes
  • NAT Keep Alive Msg: $OPTIONS
  • SIP Transport: UDP/TCP/TLS (Please choose based upon required connectivity type)
  • SIP Port: (5060 for UDP/TCP, 5061 for TLS)
  • Secure Call Option: Strict*
  • Proxy: [LoopUp SBC, please see below]
    • AMER
      • Primary SIP Server: usdc1-edgesbc.loopup.com:port
      • Failover SIP Server: usdc2-edgesbc.loopup.com:port
    • EMEA
      • Primary SIP Server: ukdc1-edgesbc.loopup.com:port
      • Failover SIP Server: ukdc2-edgesbc.loopup.com:port
    • APAC
      • Primary SIP Server: ausdc1-edgesbc.loopup.com:port
      • Failover SIP Server: hkdc1-edgesbc.loopup.com:port
  • Register: No
  • Make Call Without Reg: Yes
  • Ans Call Without Reg: Yes
  • FAX Passthru Method: ReINVITE
  • FAX Enable T38: Yes

Troubleshooting

Admin Guide

The official administration guide can be found on Cisco's website here and here.

  • Cisco
  • 191
  • 192
  • ATA
  • Analog Telephony Adapter
  • SIP Trunking
  • Device Configuration