https://support.aa.net.uk/DGA0122_VoIP May be of use?

Have this week set up my DGA0122 with no problem for A&A VoIP

Cheers!

Post deleted by ibreakthings2

Just signed up with brsk, and was having trouble finding the telephony section on this router. It would show up after a complete reset, then disappear after connecting to the internet.

I wrote a greasemonkey script to put it back on the page. Tested with violentmonkey in chrome and firefox.
The forum wont let me paste it properly, so it's on pastebin.

https://pastebin.com/8ESXKD2m

The telephony status will always show as off if you're not logged in, but once you're logged in it'll update the status after page load, and the toggle switch will work.

Edited by ibreakthings2 (Mon 09-Oct-23 10:13:18)

Thanks for this post - it gave me confidence to persevere.

I will share a mistake that I made in my inexperience, in case others make the same one. The SIP user needs to be assigned to an extension, NOT the SIP trunk user.

I made the mistake of using the SIP trunk user, and the router logged in and outgoing calls could me made; caller ID and incoming calls didn't work and because I hadn't done this before, it took me hours of reading and poking about to work out there is a SIP user per line/extension.

Reviving a fairly old thread:
Thank you for those notes above in the thread.

I am trying to connect a DGA0122 to voipstunt and have not managed a successful registration.

One specific thing is that I am using the DGA0122 as a switch as far as ethernet is concerned.
It is connected to HomeHub with a static IP address and no DHCP on the DGA0122.
Connected via a LAN port on the DGA0122.

Another detail, the DGA0122 seems to be branded from Utility Warehouse.
It doesn't appear to be locked, I can see all the panels and enter the settings as I would expect.

Working with PhonerLite, so I do have the correct voipstunt SIP information.
In the longer term I am hoping to connect to A&A when I am forced off our copper landline;
I have been trying this out to see if I can use the DGA0122 as a cheap ATA adaptor.

Can anyone suggest any setting I may have omitted,
or perhaps some reason that the DGA0122 will not be able to work in this manner?

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p.s. I see in the Telephony/Global menu section that the interface is set to wan,
and cannot be edited even logged in as engineer.
Maybe ??? the DGA0122 hardware/firmware is such that the SIP ports connect directly through the WAN???

Edited by StephenTodd (Fri 05-Dec-25 15:32:49)

It may appear to not be locked down but these devices from utility warehouse generally are.
You could always try logging in as "engineer" using the default admin password on the label. Good chance you'll see a lot more.

@ripshod
Thanks for the reply. I had already tried user engineer. It did indeed give more options, but I didn't find any that helped.

I could connect the DGA0122 directly to the FTTC master socket and use it as my modem and primary router, but there are lots of reasons I don't want to do that.
I've got a used Zyxel EX3301-T0 WiFi 6 router on it's way, hopefully that will work.