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reebokman

Technical User
Aug 9, 2007
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Have a customer with 6 or 7 sites and we are looking to link them together using SIP trunks.Does anyone have sample configuration/guides for linking IP offices together this way.
 
On the IPO:

1- Create a SIP Trunk
2 - ITSP is the IP of the other PBX
3 - No Authentication But Enter 1234567 as UN & PW (there is logic to this)
4 - Set the URI as "Use User Data" in all 3 cases
5 - Enter a unique Trunk Group Number for outgoing and imcoming calls, e.g. 55 In & Out
6 - Set your ICR to route SIP calls on this trunk to the relevent extension,e.g.:

ICR Digits 3XX
TG55
Destination 3N

ICR Digits 2XX
TG55
Destination 2N

(Making allowances for Extensions and Hunt Groups)

7- Outbound Short Codes

Make short codes to reach the extensions/Hunt Groups on the other PBX, e.g.
3XX
Dial 3N"@192.168.1.1"
TG55

2XX
Dial
2N"@10.0.0.1"
TG55






8 - SIP Tab of Each User on Both Sites:

SIP Name Extension Number
SIP Display Name (Alias) Extension Name
Contact Extension Name or Number

The call from Site A to Site B is as follows:

A dials 301. S/C Match 3XX so sends 301"@192.168.1.1" down TG55 as an invite message, TX.

The message header will show the caller id as "Name of Extension":<Contact Name or Number@IP Address>. Depending on the other PBX the alias or contact may be shown as caller id.


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