The Audiocodes Mediapack 112 is a compact, enterprise-grade analog VoIP gateway designed to bridge traditional telephony with modern IP networks. Built for reliability and flexible deployment, this gateway enables seamless integration of legacy analog devices—such as desk phones and fax machines—into SIP-based communications, delivering clear, scalable voice communications for small to mid-size businesses. Whether you’re upgrading an existing on-premises system, connecting a remote site, or expanding your SIP trunk capacity, the Mediapack 112 helps you maximize your investment in your communications infrastructure while preparing your network for future growth.

• SIP-based gateway for seamless integration: Connect analog telephony devices to IP networks with broad interoperability across leading IP-PBX platforms and SIP trunk providers. The Mediapack 112 is designed to simplify migration by preserving existing hardware investments while delivering modern voice services over IP.
• High-quality voice and codec support: Delivers reliable, crisp audio using widely supported codecs and efficient media handling. With configurable codec preferences and robust echo cancellation, you get consistent call quality even in bandwidth-limited environments.
• Flexible connectivity for analog lines: Offers standard analog interfaces that let you keep desk phones, fax machines, and other legacy equipment connected to a SIP-based telephony system. This flexibility minimizes disruption during upgrades and enables gradual migration tactics.
• Easy management and monitoring: Features a user-friendly web-based management interface, along with CLI and SNMP for remote monitoring. Real-time status, diagnostics, and event logs help IT teams provision, troubleshoot, and maintain the gateway with ease.
• Reliable, enterprise-grade hardware: Built for continuous operation in business environments, the Mediapack 112 is engineered for durability, with secure firmware update capabilities, robust security features, and straightforward administration to reduce total cost of ownership.

Technical Details of Audiocodes Mediapack 112 Analog VoIP Gateway

• Device type: Analog VoIP gateway designed to interconnect legacy analog devices with SIP-based IP networks.
• Interfaces: Analog telephony interfaces for connecting traditional phones and devices; Ethernet for signaling and media; management options available via web UI or CLI.
• Protocols: SIP for call setup and control; RTP for media transport; compatible with standard VoIP signaling flows and interoperable with major IP-PBX platforms.
• Codecs: Supports common voice codecs such as G.711 and G.729, with configurable preferences to balance voice quality and bandwidth usage.
• Security: Includes core security capabilities typical for IP gateways, such as authentication controls and secure management interfaces; firmware supports secure updates and protection against common threats when properly configured.
• Management: Web-based graphical user interface (GUI), command-line interface (CLI), SNMP for network management, and logs for diagnostics and auditing.
• Power: Standard power input suitable for enterprise deployment; designed for reliability in continuous-use environments.
• Environmental: Engineered for reliability in typical office climate conditions; supports stable operation with appropriate ventilation and temperature management.
• Compatibility: Interoperable with a wide range of IP-PBX platforms and service providers, supporting smooth integration into diverse communications ecosystems.
• Reliability: Built to handle 24/7 operation with clear status indicators and diagnostic tools to help ensure uptime in business communications applications.

how to install Audiocodes Mediapack 112 Analog VoIP Gateway

Begin by selecting a secure, well-ventilated location in your rack or workspace. Connect your legacy analog devices to the gateway’s analog ports, ensuring each device is powered and functioning. Link the Mediapack 112 to your local area network using the Ethernet connection, then power on the unit. On a computer placed in the same network, access the gateway’s web-based management interface by entering its IP address. Log in with your administrator credentials, and define SIP trunk or IP-PBX settings provided by your service provider or IT administrator. Configure dial plans, codec preferences, and security settings to align with your network policies. Save the configuration, reboot if necessary, and then test calls in both directions to verify connectivity, audio quality, and feature behavior. For best results, enable QoS on your network to prioritize voice traffic, and ensure that firewall rules permit SIP signaling and RTP media streams between the gateway and your SIP servers. As you scale, you can clone configurations across additional gateways for consistent deployment and streamlined management.

Frequently asked questions

• What is the Audiocodes Mediapack 112 used for? It is an analog VoIP gateway designed to connect legacy analog devices to SIP-based IP networks, enabling voice communication with IP-PBX systems and SIP trunk services while preserving existing telephony investments.
• What interfaces does it provide? It offers analog telephony interfaces for connecting traditional phones and devices and an Ethernet connection for SIP signaling and media transport, plus management access via web UI or CLI.
• Is the device SIP-compatible? Yes, the Mediapack 112 is built to work with standard SIP signaling, making it compatible with a wide range of IP-PBX platforms and service providers.
• How do I install and configure it? Install the gateway in a network location, connect analog devices, attach to the LAN, power up, access the web UI, and configure SIP trunk or IP-PBX settings, dial plans, and codecs. Save and test calls to confirm operation.
• What deployment scenarios is it best suited for? It is ideal for small to mid-size businesses upgrading from purely analog telephony to IP-based communications, as well as organizations needing to extend SIP functionality to locations with existing analog devices.