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AltiGen SIP-Trunk Configuration Using Cbeyond

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Introduction

From an administrator’s point of view, a SIP trunk is very similar to a Triton analog trunk. Once it is

up and running, administrators can assign a trunk access code to it. They also can mix SIP trunks

with analog trunks, T1, or PRI trunks in the Out Call Routing table. Like analog trunks, each SIP

trunk has a PSTN number. They can also receive caller name as well as caller ID.

Prerequisites

AltiWare 5.1 (ACC or ACM) version 5.1.0.1409 with QuickFix 1411, or above, loaded

Contact your Cbeyond Service Coordinator or refer to the SIPconnect Settings section of the Install

Profile to get the following account specific information:

 A SIP Domain – sipconnect.mkt0.cbeyond.net

Note that Cbeyond refers to this as the “SIPconnect Domain”. The “mkt0” parameter denotes

the market served by Cbeyond and location of customer deployment. Valid entries are Atlanta

(atl0), Chicago (chi0), Dallas (dal0), Denver (den0), Detroit (det0), Houston (hou0), Los

Angeles (lax0), and San Diego (sdg0).

 A SIP Proxy IP address – Note: that this IP address is resolved by doing an nslookup on

Cbeyond’s SIPconnect Domain.

 A user name – PBX Username field on the Cbeyond Install Profile

 A password – PBX Password field on the Cbeyond Install Profile

 Proxy Port – 5060

 Registrar Port – 5060

 Register Expiry Time – default (3600)

Note: It’s better to subscribe to a service provider number that has your same area code. Otherwise,

strange behaviors may occur when doing some advanced call features such as redial, call return to a

local number and so on.

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