How to Configure a Grandstream GXW-4104

The Grandstream GXW-4104 is an analog IP gateway used to facilitate a connection between a business's analog phone system and VOIP (Voice-Over-Internet Protocol). The GXW-4104 can convert voice data between Session Initiation Protocol/Real-time Transport Protocol (SIP/RTP IP) and traditional Public Switched Telephone Networks (PSTNs). But before your company starts using its GXW-4104, you first need to configure the device.

Instructions

1. Download a copy of Grandstream's IPQuery software (see Resources). Extract the file from its .zip container by right-clicking on the file and clicking "Extract All."

2. Launch IPQuery. Click on the utility's "Listen" button to scan for your GXW-4104. Click on the device's IP address, located under the "Mac Address" heading, and then click "Launch." When prompted, enter "Administrator Level" as your username and "admin" as your password. The GXW-4104's interface will load into your Web browser.

3. Click on the "Basic Settings" heading. Click on "Web Access." Select the "HTTP" option to set your GXW-4104 to use the standard HypterText Transfer Protocol. Or select HTTPS to use the secure alternative.

4. Click on the "IP Address" option to specify how your GXW-4104 derives its IP address. Use the "DHCP Mode" option to allow the GXW-4104 to auto-configure its IP address, or select the "Static IP" option to specify and configure a static address.

5. Click on the "PPPOE Account ID" and "PPPOE Password" options to set a username and password. Use these options if your GXW-4104 accesses the Web via Point-to-Point Protocol Over Ethernet (PPPOE).

6. Click on "Update," and then close your browser.

References

• Grandstream: GXW410X Manual

Resources

• Grandstream: IPQuery