The HTTP server listening port of the built-in router is 8080 instead of the standard port 80.
The following was obtained from Ref 1 after a search in the internet:
Login: user/welcome - Regular user login that changes router settings
Login: tech/kaboom - Administrative that also adds voice changes
I set the NAT WAN Address to the WAN IP address of my router and NAT WAN Port to 5060 in the voice setup as shown below (click to enlarge):

I also forwarded the SIP and RTP ports to the ATA and set an IP filter to block its provisioning on my D-link router as shown below:


Then I did a reset of the unit from the handset "VOIP Settings->Reset" menu and waited for a few minutes. After it restarted with the above setting, the SIP status became "Needs Restart" as shown below, but I can receive incoming calls on my Stanaphone-IN number and call out too.

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Yugs, daw nabasahan ko naman ni sa iban nga blog?
i'm also into those things. care to give some advice?
What dialplan to use? Mine somehow shows blank and I am not sure what to use.
I have three ate 6011s bought at Staples several years ago and never unpacked. The post on ats 6011s reminds me of them. I decided to try and the phone works.
Thanks,
A follow-up.
Thanks. My ATS 6011S work fine so far.
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