GXE 502X Quick Start Guide
10/25/07
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SEVEN: Configuring SIP Trunks (if available)
1.
Click on TRUNK/Phone Lines on the left menu bar and then click on “SIP
Trunk” to load the SIP Trunk configuration page (Figure 7-1).
2.
Your SIP service provider will provide you with SIP account and registration
information, which you may enter in the respective fields of this page.
3.
Set the “Trunk Active” setting to “Enable” to enable this trunk on your GXE.
You may also specify an arbitrary name for this trunk in the “Trunk Name”
field, as well as one for the SIP account in the “Account Name” field.
4.
To set a limit on the number of calls allowed through this trunk, please set
the “Max Concurrent Calls Allowed” field to the limit allowed by your service
provider, or a lower number if you wish.
5.
Set the dial digit prefix which users will prefix outbound numbers with to
specify this trunk to be used.
6.
Lastly, use the “Inbound Call Answer” setting to specify the inbound call
destination, such as “auto-attendant”.
Figure 7-1
EIGHT: Configuring a Peer System (if available)
1.
If you have more than one GXE502x, you can configure the units to be
peers. To do this, click on “Advanced Options” in the menu bar to load the
“Peer Systems” page.
2.
Click the “Add” button to load the “Add Peer System” Page (Figure 8-1).
This page lets you enter configuration data for the remote GXE you are
adding as a peer system.
3.
In the Peer URL field, enter the IP address or domain name of the peer
GXE. Assign a number to the Trunk Number parameter to set the # of
concurrent calls possible on the peer system.
4.
Set the extension prefix of the remote PBX extensions in the Prefix field.
The GXE will route calls starting with this prefix to the peer system.
5.
Assign a number to this peer system in the IPPBX Number field.
6.
If the peer system is another GXE, set the Heart Beat setting to “Yes.”
Otherwise, use “No.”
7.
Reboot the GXE so the configuration changes can take effect.
Figure 8-1