DaySaver Quick Installation Guide

Overview and LED indicators

DaySaver Overview

Front panel:

1 - SIM slot: insert and press a SIM card to the slot

2 - SIM LED indicator: shows SIM registration status

3 - LAN LED indicator

4 - Running indicator: indicates network registration status

5 - Power indicator: shows power supply status

6 - WAN LED indicator

7 - 2 antennas: one for data connections; another one - for calls and SMS

Rear panel:

1 - DC 12V power supply (optional, WMP code: PS-12V2A)

2 - WAN/ PoE port 

3 - LAN port (static IP address 192.168.11.1)

4 - Reset button

5 - Reboot button

LED indicators description

Installation and connection

Make sure the PIN code of the SIM card is disabled.

• Connect antennas to the rear panel of the gateway
• Connect network cable to WAN/ PoE port
• Insert a SIM card to the slot

Provisioning and configuration

For provisioning of DaySaver, consult Provisioning of Wildix devices Guide.

For remote/unreachable media gateways behind NAT/ Firewall, follow Remote Provisioning of Wildix devices Manual.

After provisioning, the gateway appears in WMS:

• WMS -> Devices:

• WMS -> Trunks:

After the device is provisioned, you can configure its settings. Consult Trunk Settings Guide to check all available parameters.

If you want to set up Failover by DNS for DaySaver, consult the guide How to configure Failover by DNS for DaySaver.

Data connection backup

How does it work?

DaySaver is your small remote office. It can work as a data connection backup, in case if your Internet goes down, and as a backup for Cloud PBX. And, same as its predecessor, it provides phone calls and SMS even if your operator becomes unreachable (since it allows you placing calls via Mobile network).

DaySaver keeps monitoring the PBX and other hosts and in case they become unreachable, it automatically switches to mobile data (4G connection). The gateway supports speeds up to 100 Mbit in download and 50 Mbit in upload.

Backup for the voice service: DaySaver is placed between the customer’s existing network and a separate VoIP Network (over vlan, for example). If the PBX becomes unreachable over network, DaySaver automatically switches the connectivity to 4G / LTE.

Without DaySaver:

With DaySaver:

Backup for an entire office: DaySaver is placed between the router and the whole network of the customer. In case the office internet connection goes down, all traffic starts working via DaySaver:

Enable VoLTE 

VoLTE Network allows using DaySaver as a backup for Cloud PBXs, as a backup for the cable Internet connection, or, even as the only Internet access for small offices or during the events.

To activate VoLTE, proceed with the following steps:

• Go to Network -> VoLTE 
• Check off Enable in Status field
• Click Save
• Confirm by clicking Apply
  
  
  

Set uplink config

The uplink config should be set to "WAN Master, VoLTE Slave" with tracking IP addresses set to something publicly accessible, in this example we use 8.8.8.8.

• Go to Network -> Uplink Config
• Set WAN Master,VoLTE Slave
• Click Save

If WAN loses 3 pings to 8.8.8.8, it failovers to VoLTE. When WAN becomes available again (Count of up), WAN becomes the master again. 

Enable DHCP Server

• Go to Network -> DHCP Server
• Check off Enable
• DHCP Server settings must have default gateway as the DaySaver LAN IP address
• DNS Servers must be reachable via LAN

If you want to use DaySaver as a backup for a single switch:

• Connect WAN into Existing Network / Router (DHCP Client)
• Connect LAN into Switch that powers phones

Set Static IP Address for WAN port

• Go to Network -> Setting
• Plug WAN & LAN port into existing Switch / Router
• Allow devices on existing network to get IP addresses from DHCP Server provided from DaySaver:

Status Page Example 

• Go to Status -> Overview
• Check the network status:
  

Test the network topology

To test the network topology, you can use some of the following tools:

1. Tracert

• Plug into Switch that has DHCP server set from Daysaver
• You can run tracert to 8.8.8.8. The first hop should be Daysaver LAN address, Second hop should be the WAN gateway address

Example:

Traceroute has started…

traceroute to 8.8.8.8 (8.8.8.8), 64 hops max, 72 byte packets
1 192.168.11.1 (192.168.11.1) 1.004 ms 0.613 ms 0.549 ms
2 192.168.1.1 (192.168.1.1) 0.824 ms 0.831 ms 0.742 ms
3 gi12-0-1-451.ptn-ag04.plus.net (84.92.253.87) 9.349 ms 9.591 ms 9.104 ms

• Disable the WAN on existing firewall or turn off existing router
• Run tracert again
• The first hop should be Daysaver and second hop should be VoLTE address

Example:

Traceroute has started…

traceroute to 8.8.8.8 (8.8.8.8), 64 hops max, 72 byte packets
1 192.168.11.1 (192.168.11.1) 1.004 ms 0.613 ms 0.549 ms
3 02.internet.net (86.92.251.81) 9.349 ms 9.591 ms 9.104 ms

2. IP checking websites

For example, use ipchicken.com.

• Go to ipchicken.com when existing router internet is up 

  
  

• Go to ipchicken.com when existing router internet is disabled or turned off 

  
  

Use DaySaver as Trunk backup (optional)

• Once the device is provisioned, assign main Dialplan procedure to DaySaver. This can be done in WMS -> Trunks -> GSM/UMTS -> Edit trunk settings

• Where Number of sim is seen, this is the number that is dialled when the GSM number hits the PBX. This number also needs to be added to main Dialplan procedure. For example, 34649237852 is added to Number of sim and also added to the Dialplan procedure 
  
  
  

  Number of sim should match the number under DaySaver VoLTE settings: go to Trunk -> VoLTE and change make sure Autodial Number matches the number you have applied to main procedure: 
  
  
  
  

• Go to WMS Devices -> select DaySaver and click Configure / Sync device to pass the configured parameters
• Once you have saved and applied all settings, you are able to call the mobile number associated with the SIM card which will hit the PBX

How to send/ receive SMS

Consult FAX/ SMS Server Quick Guide for detailed description of how to send and receive SMS.

Time indexes of SMS sending

• 10 sms -> 1.20 min
• 20 sms-> 2.20 min
• 30 sms -> 3.20 min
• 40 sms -> 4.20 min
• 50 sms -> 5.20 min
• 60 sms -> 6.20 min
• 70 sms -> 7.20 min
• 80 sms -> 8.20 min
• 90 sms -> 9.20 min
• 100 sms -> 10.20 min

Factory reset and reboot

To perform a factory reset procedure for restoring default settings:

• Press and hold Reset button for 10 seconds  

  The reset procedure is identified by changes of RUN indicator: slow flashings turn into fast flashings. When the indicator becomes solid green, it means that DaySaver is reset.

To reboot the device:

• Press and hold Reboot button for 10 seconds

Recovery

In order to recover DaySaver, the following steps are required before proceeding:

1. PoE connectivity
2. 2 x RJ45 cables
3. Latest firmware version (LINK to download the file)
4. Laptop / Machine

Step 1

• Hold and press both Reset and Reboot buttons, power up the device via WAN/ PoE and keep holding the two buttons for 30 seconds when plugging in. This will put the device into recovery:
  
  
  

Step 2

• Run a cable between the LAN port and your laptop/ machine ensuring the DaySaver is still powered up 

  Note: If you machine uses Wi-Fi, please disable it as this prevents you browse to the recovery interface (192.168.11.1).

Step 3

• Once connected, you are be able to browse to the recovery interface “192.168.11.1” and upload the firmware file
• Click Choose file and select the firmware version from your machine
• Click Upload, then wait 10 - 15 minutes for this process to be completed

Step 4

• Remove the LAN cable, ensuring the WAN cable is still connected and reboot
• The recovery is completed. You are now be able to use the device and browse IP to provision