generated
by
the
IPPBX
system.
Auto
generated
password
consists
of
numbers,
letters
and
special
characters.
If
this
is
an
analog
extension
then
no
password
is
required
as
analog
phonesdo
not
register.
z
Outbound
CID
:
Choose
a
number
to
show
to
the
external
called
party.
This
feature
only
works
withE1/T1,
BRI
and
SIP
trunks
if
the
telco/ITSP(Internet
Telephony
Service
Provider)
allows
this
number
to
be
passed.
z
DialPlan
:
Defines
which
type
of
numbers
the
extension
can
dial.
z
Analog
Phone
:
The
FXS
port
number.
An
analog
phone
attached
to
this
port
will
use
this
extension
number.
Voicemail
z
Enable
:
Activate
voicemail
service
for
this
extension.
z
Password
:
Password
for
extension
user
to
access
the
voicemail
facilities.
z
Delete
VMail
:
Delete
voice
messages
if
the
system
has
sent
the
message
to
user
via
email.
z
:
address
of
this
extension
user.
Other
Options
z
Web
Manager
:If
enabled,
users
can
use
their
extension
number
and
extension
password
to
login
to
the
IPPBX
system
web
GUI.
z
Agent
:
If
enabled,
this
user
extension
can
be
a
call
queue
agent.
z
Call
Waiting
:
With
this
option
enabled,
busy
extensions
will
hear
the
call
‐
waitingtone,
and
can
use
hook
‐
flash
to
switch
between
callers.
This
option
is
only
for
analog
extensions,
for
IP
extensions
you
have
to
configure
this
feature
directlyon
the
IP
phones.
z
Allow
Been
Spied
:
Enable
this
option
to
allow
other
extension
users
to
spy
on
the
phone
calls
of
this
extension
by
using
feature
codes.
z
Pickup
Group
:
Define
a
pickup
group
for
this
extension,
extensions
in
the
same
pickup
group
can
pick
‐
up
an
incoming
call
on
other
ringing
extensions
in
the
same
pickup
group
using
feature
code
*8.
Available
values
are
from
0
to
63.
z
Mobility
Extension
:
An
external
number
can
be
specified
here
e.g.
your
mobile
phone
number.
If
you
now
call
the
IPPBX
using
the
mobile
phone
specified,
you
will
hear
a
dial
tone
and
will
have
full
access
to
the
IPPBX
system
functionalities
just
as
a
standard
extension
user
does.
z
Mobility
Extension
Number
:
When“MobilityExtension”isenabled,
enter
your
external
phone
number
here.
VoIP
Settings
z
NAT
:
Check
this
option
if
extension
user
or
the
phone
is
located
behind
a
router.
z
Transport
:
Choose
UDP,
TCP
or
TLS
as
the
transport
protocol
for
SIP
signaling.
z
SRTP
:
Secure
Real
‐
time
Transport
Protocol(SRTP)encrypts
the
RTP
traffic
to
secure
your
VoIP
phone
calls.
Before
enabling
this
option
youneedto
ensure
the
end
point
can
also
support
SRTP.
