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SIP Trunks
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Notsetinstone
IS-IT--Management
Everyone does SIP different...OR...the SIP providers claim the IPO is different. You are going to have to work direct with the provider you pick to get it to work.
There are doc about set up from Avaya, but they are worthless.
There are doc about set up from Avaya, but they are worthless.
intrigrant
Systems Engineer
Basically it is not that difficult:
You must have the following information available
SIP FQDN
SIP IP Address
SIP Security credentials
SIP Portnumber to be used ( default = 5060 )
The customers firewall MUST forward the SIP port number to IP Office for incoming traffic
Then setup the SIP line form and fill in the SIP data as received from the SIP provider, give the line a unique incoming and outgoing LineID
Make a IP Route to the SIP IP Address in IP Office
Make a shortcode were the TN = ."@SIP FQDN" and you are almost done
After you entered the data reboot IP Office.
IP Office monitor is usefull to trace SIP traffic to see what happens.
You must have the following information available
SIP FQDN
SIP IP Address
SIP Security credentials
SIP Portnumber to be used ( default = 5060 )
The customers firewall MUST forward the SIP port number to IP Office for incoming traffic
Then setup the SIP line form and fill in the SIP data as received from the SIP provider, give the line a unique incoming and outgoing LineID
Make a IP Route to the SIP IP Address in IP Office
Make a shortcode were the TN = ."@SIP FQDN" and you are almost done
After you entered the data reboot IP Office.
IP Office monitor is usefull to trace SIP traffic to see what happens.
kh3572,
If you are in the USA
E-mail me at(first letters) dee zee dee oh zee at cox dot net and I will send you an example on how to do it.
Programming the ip office is easy, the hard part was programming the firewall to allow SIP traffic.
Programming SIP is alot like programming a PRI T1.
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If you are in the USA
E-mail me at(first letters) dee zee dee oh zee at cox dot net and I will send you an example on how to do it.
Programming the ip office is easy, the hard part was programming the firewall to allow SIP traffic.
Programming SIP is alot like programming a PRI T1.
"Religion is regarded by the common people as true, by the wise as false, and by the rulers as useful"
"The lack of money is the root of all evil"
Notsetinstone
IS-IT--Management
Just today I did SIP with broadvox. Went well but there were a few things they specifically had to tell me to get it done. I'm telling you, you have to talk to the provider.
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