Problem:

How do I configure my SNOM 220?

Solution:

1. You should have received a Welcome message that contains all the configuration details you need. If you bought the SNOM 220 from us, most of the settings will already be correct.
   
   
2. Plug the SNOM 220 Network cable into the back of your broadband router or hub. Don't forget the power cable.
   
   
3. If you are running DHCP on your LAN, the SNOM 220 should pick up an IP address after a few minutes.
   If not, you'll need to assign one manually using the Menu system on the SNOM 220 keypad (Please refer to the SNOM 220 documentation).
   
   
4. On the SNOM 220 keypad, press the "MENU" button.
   Using the F1 and F2 keys select "Settings" then press the "ENTER" key.
   Using the F1 and F2 keys select "Network" then press the "ENTER" key.
   Using the F1 and F2 keys select "Base" then press the "ENTER" key.
   Using the F1 and F2 keys select "IP Address" then press the "ENTER" key
   This will display the IP Address of the phone. Write this down somewhere.
   
   
5. Open a browser window and type in this address:

   http://SNOM 220 IP Address
   (using the IP address from step 4).

   You should now see the "Welcome to your Phone!" configuration screen.

   The settings you need to edit or check are for line 1:
   Select "Line 1" from the left hand navigation menu.

   • In the login Information section, enter the username and password assigned in your welcome email.
     In the Registrar section enter, enter the proxy settings advised in your welcome email (unless you bought your SNOM 220
     from us, in which case, this will already be set)
     
     
     
   • In the Advance Line Settings section . Enter nat.gradwell.net:5082
     You only need to set an outbound proxy if your router/hub provides NAT.
     
     
     
   • If you intend to use multiple SNOM 220 phones behind a Nat Firewall you will need to give each phone a unique SIP Port number.
     Select Advanced from the left hand navigation menu.
     In the Advanced Network: section enter a unique port number into the Network identity (port) setting and select the Network Port radio button.
     
     
     
   • For example if you have two phones, then you would set the network identity (port) to 5060 for the first phone and 5061 for the second phone.
   • Finally, if you are using multiple phones on your broadband connection, or you have a low bandwidth internet connection, then in the Audio Configuration section we recommend you choose G729a as the Preferred Codec. This will allow the phone to use less bandwidth where possible.
     
     
6. Click Submit All Changes once you are happy with the settings.
   
   
7. Your SNOM 220 phone should now be ready to use! Dial 160 to try the echo test. You should hear everything you say echoed back to you.