Advanced Configuration
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5)
In
Incoming Calls Destination
, in
Type
, select one of the following options:
Fixed
- All incoming calls to this port are routed to one predefined number (Num1).
Priority
- All incoming calls to this port are routed to Num1. If the number is busy / no answer
(No Replay Timeout) / doesn't exist, the call is routed to the next number on the list, until
there is an answer.
Cyclic
- The same as in Priority mode, except that each call begins with the next number on
the list.
6)
Click
Save
.
Note: The Host port
Destination Num
is not active. To automatically route the calls from the Host,
set up routing in the SIP port for both SIP and Hosts.
4.5.
CELLULAR OUTGOING CALL CONFIGURATIONS
To receive calls from a SIP and sending the calls to the cellular.
There are two options:
Receiving calls from an IP PBX or SIP Server- see
SIP Configuration
on page 15
Receiving calls from a SIP phone that is registered in the internal SIP Server - see
Configuring the
Internal SIP Server
on page 24.
4.5.1.
IP RESTRICTIONS
You can define the range of SIP IP addresses which the Gateway is allowed to receive calls from.
When the IP address is restricted, all the messages from that IP will be blocked. You will not be able
to call from that SIP or to register the SIP.
To restrict the SIP IP address range:
1)
On the Main Toolbar, click
VoIP
.
2)
Select the
IP Restrictions
tab.
A window appears with two restrictions tables:
Enable IPs
Deny IPs
3)
Define the SIP IP Address range according to the following rules:
Enable IPs and Deny IPs are not defined - All IPs are allowed
Only Enable IPs is defined - The IPs in the defined range are allowed and all other IPs are
denied
Only Deny IPs is defined - The IPs in the defined range are denied and all other IPs are
allowed
Enable IPs and Deny IPs is defined - The IPs in the Enable IPs range are all allowed with the
exception of the IPs in the Deny IPs range
