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Setting up Elastix 4

1. Under "PBX" -> "PBX Configuration" -> "Trunks" add SIP trunk.

Enter the following information:

xxxxxx: Your sip number

Password: Your sip-number password

Trunk Name: SpinTel

USER Context: Your sip number (xxxxxx)

Register String: xxxxxx:password@voip.syd.spintel.net.au/xxxxxx

xxx: Your PBX extension

Password: Your PBX extension password

Trunk Name: SpinTel

USER Context: Your PBX extension (xxx)

Register String: xxx:password@yyyyyy-pbx.cust.spintel.net.au (yyyyyy=customer code)

In PEER Details and USER Details enter the following data:

host=voip.syd.spintel.net.au

insecure=invite,port

type=friend

fromdomain=voip.syd.spintel.net.au

disallow=all

allow=alaw&ulaw

dtmfmode=auto

secret=password

defaultuser=xxxxxx

fromuser=xxxxxx

qualify=400

directmedia=no

host=yyyyyy-pbx.cust.spintel.net.au (yyyyyy=customer code)

insecure=invite,port

type=friend

fromdomain=yyyyyy-pbx.cust.spintel.net.au (yyyyyy=customer code)

disallow=all

allow=alaw&ulaw

dtmfmode=auto

secret=password

defaultuser=xxx

fromuser=xxx

qualify=400

directmedia=no

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2. Under "PBX" -> "PBX Configuration" -> "Inbound Routes", create an inbound route SpinTel-in

DID Number: Your sip number (xxxxxx)

DID Number: Your PBX extension (xxx)

Under "Set Destination" you can set where the call will be routed to (a FreePBX extension number, a call group, IVR, etc.)

Elastix 2.5 Setup Elastix 2.5 Setup

3. Under "PBX" -> "PBX Configuration" -> "Outbound Routes", create an outbound route SpinTel-out.

Under "Dial Patterns that will use this Route", in the blank space indicated as "match pattern", enter a point (.) (indicated by a red arrow in the following screenshot) and create a route. If you skip this stage, you will not be able to make outgoing calls.

Elastix 2.5 Setup