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Serdar Civici: /* FreePBX SIP Trunk Configuration */

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FreePBX SIP Trunk Configuration

Serdar Civici: Created page with "{{DISPLAYTITLE:Adding ProSBC as a SIP Trunk in the FreePBX Server}} =Introduction= This document provides instructions on how to configure FreePBX Server with the ProSBC a..."

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{{DISPLAYTITLE:Adding ProSBC as a SIP Trunk in the FreePBX Server}}

=Introduction=
This document provides instructions on how to configure FreePBX Server with the ProSBC a s SIP trunk.
Please visit the following link for more details about [https://wiki.freepbx.org/display/F2/Trunk+Sample+Configurations Configuring SIP Trunks in FreePBX Server]

=FreePBX SIP Trunk Configuration=

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 . Then set your options:
 *Description: add a description of the route.
- *Description: add a description of the route.
+*DID Number:  fill in the DID number that you will have from your ITSP
- *DID Number:  fill in the DID number that you will have from your ITSP
+*Set Destination: choose Extensions from the first drop down and then select the extension you created from the second drop down
- *Set Destination: choose Extensions from the first drop down and then select the extension you created from the second drop down
 [[Image:FreePBX_In_Route_2.png]]
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 . Under the “Route Settings” tab, leave everything as the default except the following:
- *Route Name: Add a friendly name for the route you are creating.
+*Route Name: Add a friendly name for the route you are creating.
- *Trunk Sequence for Matched Routes: Use the drop down button to select the SIP Trunk you just created.
+*Trunk Sequence for Matched Routes: Use the drop down button to select the SIP Trunk you just created.
 [[Image:FreePBX_Out_Route_2.png]]

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 . Once done, navigate to the “pjsip Settings" → "General” tab. Here you will need to enter your endpoint information. If you're using an IP endpoint,
 *Select None for Authentication
- *Select None for Authentication
+*SIP Server: Enter the Domain of your SIP Trunk (ProSBC FQDN or IP address)
- *SIP Server: Enter the Domain of your SIP Trunk (ProSBC FQDN or IP address)
+*SIP Server Port: Set this to 5060 <br>
- *SIP Server Port: Set this to 5060 <br>
 [[Image:FreePBX_Trunk_3.png]]

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 . Once done, navigate to the “pjsip Settings" → "General” tab. Here you will need to enter your endpoint information. If you're using an IP endpoint,
-  * Select None for Authentication
+  *Select None for Authentication
-  * SIP Server: Enter the Domain of your SIP Trunk (ProSBC FQDN or IP address)
+  *SIP Server: Enter the Domain of your SIP Trunk (ProSBC FQDN or IP address)
-  * SIP Server Port: Set this to 5060 <br>
+  *SIP Server Port: Set this to 5060 <br>
 [[Image:FreePBX_Trunk_3.png]]
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 . Then set your options:
-  * Description: add a description of the route.
+  *Description: add a description of the route.
-  * DID Number:  fill in the DID number that you will have from your ITSP
+  *DID Number:  fill in the DID number that you will have from your ITSP
-  * Set Destination: choose Extensions from the first drop down and then select the extension you created from the second drop down
+  *Set Destination: choose Extensions from the first drop down and then select the extension you created from the second drop down
 [[Image:FreePBX_In_Route_2.png]]
 Once done, “Submit” the configuration.
-. To create an outbound route, navigate to “Connectivity” → “Outbound Routes” and click on "Add Outbound Route"
+. To create an outbound route, navigate to “Connectivity” → “Outbound Routes” and click on "Add Outbound Route" <br>
 [[Image:FreePBX_Out_Route_1.png]]
 . Under the “Route Settings” tab, leave everything as the default except the following:
-  * Route Name: Add a friendly name for the route you are creating.
+  *Route Name: Add a friendly name for the route you are creating.
-  * Trunk Sequence for Matched Routes: Use the drop down button to select the SIP Trunk you just created.
+  *Trunk Sequence for Matched Routes: Use the drop down button to select the SIP Trunk you just created.
 [[Image:FreePBX_Out_Route_2.png]]
-. Once done, select the “Dial Patterns” tab. You can manually define the dial patterns or use Dial Pattern wizard.
+. Once done, select the “Dial Patterns” tab. You can manually define the dial patterns or use Dial Pattern wizard.<br>
 [[Image:FreePBX_Out_Route_3.png]]
 . Once done, “Submit” the configuration and press the “Apply Config” button. The route is ready to be used and your FreePBX is now configured to with ProSBC.

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 [[Image:FreePBX_Trunk_1.png]]
-- Once done, this will bring up the Trunk Creation Screen. Under the General tab, enter a name for the trunk. For ease of management, It is recommended that this match the name of the SIP Endpoint you created in the ProSBC WebGUI for FreePBX NAP.
+. Once done, this will bring up the Trunk Creation Screen. Under the General tab, enter a name for the trunk. For ease of management, It is recommended that this match the name of the SIP Endpoint you created in the ProSBC WebGUI for FreePBX NAP. <br>
 [[Image:FreePBX_Trunk_2.png]]
-- Once done, navigate to the “pjsip Settings" → "General” tab. Here you will need to enter your endpoint information. If you're using an IP endpoint,
+. Once done, navigate to the “pjsip Settings" → "General” tab. Here you will need to enter your endpoint information. If you're using an IP endpoint,
   * Select None for Authentication
   * SIP Server: Enter the Domain of your SIP Trunk (ProSBC FQDN or IP address)
-  * SIP Server Port: Set this to 5060
+  * SIP Server Port: Set this to 5060 <br>
 [[Image:FreePBX_Trunk_3.png]]
-- Once done, select the “PJSIP Settings” → “Codecs” Tab. Ensure correct codec are selected.
+. Once done, select the “PJSIP Settings” → “Codecs” Tab. Ensure correct codec are selected.<br>
 [[Image:FreePBX_Trunk_4.png]]
 =FreePBX Route Configuration=
-- To create an inbound route, navigate to “Connectivity” → “Inbound Routes” and click on "Add Inbound Route"
+. To create an inbound route, navigate to “Connectivity” → “Inbound Routes” and click on "Add Inbound Route" <br>
 [[Image:FreePBX_In_Route_1.png]]
-- Then set your options:
+. Then set your options:
   * Description: add a description of the route.
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 Once done, “Submit” the configuration.
-- To create an outbound route, navigate to “Connectivity” → “Outbound Routes” and click on "Add Outbound Route"
+. To create an outbound route, navigate to “Connectivity” → “Outbound Routes” and click on "Add Outbound Route"
 [[Image:FreePBX_Out_Route_1.png]]
-- Under the “Route Settings” tab, leave everything as the default except the following:
+. Under the “Route Settings” tab, leave everything as the default except the following:
   * Route Name: Add a friendly name for the route you are creating.
   * Trunk Sequence for Matched Routes: Use the drop down button to select the SIP Trunk you just created.
 [[Image:FreePBX_Out_Route_2.png]]
-- Once done, select the “Dial Patterns” tab. You can manually define the dial patterns or use Dial Pattern wizard.
+. Once done, select the “Dial Patterns” tab. You can manually define the dial patterns or use Dial Pattern wizard.
 [[Image:FreePBX_Out_Route_3.png]]
-- Once done, “Submit” the configuration and press the “Apply Config” button. The route is ready to be used and your FreePBX is now configured to with ProSBC.
+. Once done, “Submit” the configuration and press the “Apply Config” button. The route is ready to be used and your FreePBX is now configured to with ProSBC.

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 =FreePBX SIP Trunk Configuration=
-. After logging in as an Admin to your FreePBX GUI, navigate to “Connectivity” → “Trunks” and press the “Add Trunk” button. Select the option “Add SIP (chan_pjsip) Trunk”
+. After logging in as an Admin to your FreePBX GUI, navigate to “Connectivity” → “Trunks” and press the “Add Trunk” button. Select the option “Add SIP (chan_pjsip) Trunk”<br>
 [[Image:FreePBX_Trunk_1.png]]

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	=FreePBX SIP Trunk Configuration=		=FreePBX SIP Trunk Configuration=

−	1. After logging in as an Admin to your FreePBX GUI, navigate to “Connectivity” → “Trunks” and press the “Add Trunk” button. Select the option “Add SIP (chan_pjsip) Trunk”	+	1 - After logging in as an Admin to your FreePBX GUI, navigate to “Connectivity” → “Trunks” and press the “Add Trunk” button. Select the option “Add SIP (chan_pjsip) Trunk”
		+	[[Image:FreePBX_Trunk_1.png]]
		+
		+	2 - Once done, this will bring up the Trunk Creation Screen. Under the General tab, enter a name for the trunk. For ease of management, It is recommended that this match the name of the SIP Endpoint you created in the ProSBC WebGUI for FreePBX NAP.
		+	[[Image:FreePBX_Trunk_2.png]]
		+
		+	3 - Once done, navigate to the “pjsip Settings" → "General” tab. Here you will need to enter your endpoint information. If you're using an IP endpoint,
		+
		+	* Select None for Authentication
		+	* SIP Server: Enter the Domain of your SIP Trunk (ProSBC FQDN or IP address)
		+	* SIP Server Port: Set this to 5060
		+	[[Image:FreePBX_Trunk_3.png]]
		+
		+	4 - Once done, select the “PJSIP Settings” → “Codecs” Tab. Ensure correct codec are selected.
		+	[[Image:FreePBX_Trunk_4.png]]
		+
		+	=FreePBX Route Configuration=
		+
		+	1 - To create an inbound route, navigate to “Connectivity” → “Inbound Routes” and click on "Add Inbound Route"
		+	[[Image:FreePBX_In_Route_1.png]]
		+
		+	2 - Then set your options:
		+
		+	* Description: add a description of the route.
		+	* DID Number: fill in the DID number that you will have from your ITSP
		+	* Set Destination: choose Extensions from the first drop down and then select the extension you created from the second drop down
		+	[[Image:FreePBX_In_Route_2.png]]
		+
		+	Once done, “Submit” the configuration.
		+
		+	3 - To create an outbound route, navigate to “Connectivity” → “Outbound Routes” and click on "Add Outbound Route"
		+	[[Image:FreePBX_Out_Route_1.png]]
		+
		+	4 - Under the “Route Settings” tab, leave everything as the default except the following:
		+	* Route Name: Add a friendly name for the route you are creating.
		+	* Trunk Sequence for Matched Routes: Use the drop down button to select the SIP Trunk you just created.
		+	[[Image:FreePBX_Out_Route_2.png]]
		+
		+	5 - Once done, select the “Dial Patterns” tab. You can manually define the dial patterns or use Dial Pattern wizard.
		+	[[Image:FreePBX_Out_Route_3.png]]
		+
		+	6 - Once done, “Submit” the configuration and press the “Apply Config” button. The route is ready to be used and your FreePBX is now configured to with ProSBC.

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	=FreePBX SIP Trunk Configuration=		=FreePBX SIP Trunk Configuration=
		+
		+	1. After logging in as an Admin to your FreePBX GUI, navigate to “Connectivity” → “Trunks” and press the “Add Trunk” button. Select the option “Add SIP (chan_pjsip) Trunk”