In VOIP depolyment, “SIP trunk” is often used to establish a connection with peer sip servers or gateways. For example, in most DID services deployments, SIP trunk is required to send or receive DID calls.<\/p>\n
The difference between “SIP trunk” and “External lines” is that SIP trunk doesn’t require authorization during the call. That means, “external line” is server-to-users mode and “SIP trunk” is a server-to-server mode.<\/p>\n
It is very easy to establish SIP trunk in MSS.<\/p>\n
For example, we want to establish SIP trunk with peer server whose domain name is “sip.demo.com” and its SIP port is 5060 which is a default SIP UDP port.<\/p>\n
step 1: add the server into MSS servers list<\/strong><\/p>\n Please click menu “data \/ peer servers” and add a new record with following information:<\/p>\n peer server id=1<\/span><\/strong> step 2: process incoming call<\/strong><\/p>\n Once we receive incoming calls from peer servers, we want to route them to local users. We can use “dial plan” to do that.<\/p>\n For example, we want the DID incoming calls whose called numbers prefix is “1234” to local users, such as 1234100 to local user 100, 1234101 to local user 101, etc.<\/p>\n Please click menu “dial plan \/ transition” to configure a number transition:<\/p>\n transition ID = 1<\/span><\/strong> Please click menu “dial plan \/ analysis called number” to configure a record to route DID numbers to local users:<\/p>\n dial plan = default step 3: process outgoing call<\/strong><\/p>\n We want our outgoing calls to be routed to such peer SIP server\/gateway. We still need configure “dial plan” to do that.<\/p>\n For example, we want all calls whose called number prefix is “00” should be routed to such SIP server, such as “008613800138000”, etc.<\/p>\n Please click menu “dial plan \/ analysis called number” to add a new record with following information:<\/p>\n dial plan = default <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" In VOIP depolyment, “SIP trunk” is often used to establish a connection with peer sip servers or gateways. For example, in most DID services deployments, SIP trunk is required to send or receive DID calls. The difference between “SIP trunk” and “External lines” is that SIP trunk doesn’t require authorization during the call. That means, “external line” is server-to-users mode and “SIP trunk” is a server-to-server mode. It is very easy to establish SIP trunk in MSS. For example, we…<\/p>\n
\ndescription = demo sip server
\nserver address = sip.demo.com
\nserver port \u00a0= 5060<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
\ntransition type = delete
\nstart position = 0
\nlength = 4<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
\ncalled number prefix = 1234
\nroute type = local user
\nchange called number = yes
\ntransition id = 1<\/span><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
\ncalled number prefix = 00
\nroute type = SIP trunk
\npeer server ID = 1<\/span><\/p><\/blockquote>\n