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OLG FLEXIBLE ACCESS CODE PROGRAMMING Service Assignment
11-6 Installation Manual August, 2011
6. Click on the Save icon.
Note: If your SIP trunk provider does not support NAT and does not
perform any SIP fix up for NAT'd addresses, set Connection to
Media Relay Server to
Manual in the SIP Trunk service definition.
Service Assignment 1. SIP trunk Channel Group = Channel Group tab number (Use the
Channel group created above.)
2. Service number = Row number (Enter the digit 1 for the first
assignment. Increment for each new assignment.)
3. Service Definition Index = Value create in service definitions tab.
Service URI The SIP URI is the Telephone Number (TN) from the SIP trunk provider.
1. Click on the New icon.
2. Service Definition Index: The service index that defines the SIP
provider. This is the number assigned in the
“Service Definition” on
page Chapter 11 –-5 .
3. SIP URI Number: This is the TN of the URI, typically this is the same
as the CLID.
4. SIP URI User Name: Refer to your SIP Trunk provider.
5. SIP URI password: Refer to your SIP Trunk provider.
6. SIP URI Channel Group enter the SIP Trunk Channel Group number
created in
“Creating the Channel Group” on page Chapter 11 –-5 .
7. SIP URI Attribution: Typically the value is MAIN. If your SIP Trunk
provider registers only the Primary number set the remaining
numbers to SUB. When SUB is used the URI number cannot be used
as the Calling Number.
Important! If a SIP URI (TN) is entered into more than one Service
Definition Index certain system features may not function
as expected. When processing a SIP call the system
searches for the URI until the first match is found. If a
URI is recorded in two Service Definition Indexes,
assigned to two ILGs the SMDR records will only show
the calls in one ILG.
The configuration is complete.