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How to configure Trunks on issabel

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To configure Trunks on issabel

In this article, we are going to see how to configure trunks on issabel .Trunk will handle the incoming and outgoing calls, Outbound Caller ID will be mentioned in Trunk, to transfer the call to outside choose the respective Trunk name on Outbound Routes.

To Create Trunks

From the Issabel dashboard, click PBX from the top menu bar. 1 2 Click on Trunks from the left hand menu, and then select Add SIP Trunk. 3 4 Enter the details of your sip trunk. Only the changes made below need to be modified where rest of the values can be left as default. Trunk Name: enter a name for the trunk Outbound caller ID: enter the telephone number that you wish for the trunk to present to the called party 5 Now scroll down to Outgoing Settings & set the Trunk Name. In the PEER Details field enter: 6 Click Submit Changes 7 Click on he apply config , now sip trunk has been created 8 The Sip trunk has been sucessfully created. 9 With this, the method to configure Trunks on issabel comes to an end

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What is the Purpose of Trunks Module in issabel?

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The "Trunks Module" is used to connect your FreePBX/Asterisk system to another VOIP system or VOIP device so that you can send calls out to and receive calls in from that system/device. You can create connections with Internet Telephone Service Providers ("ITSPs"), with other FreePBX/Asterisk systems, with commercial VOIP phone systems, with FXO Gateways (a device that connects an ordinary telephone line with a VOIP phone system using a network connection), and with FXO cards (cards that are installed in your computer and allow you to connect a standard telephone line).

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How is Trunks Module related to the other Modules in issabel?

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The “Trunks Module” works together with two other modules that you need to know about: The “Outbound Routes Module” and the “Inbound Routes Module.”


When a phone on your system attempts to dial a phone call, the number it dials is compared against the rules set in the Outbound Routes Module. If it matches an allowed rule in the Outbound Routes Module, the call is then sent to the Trunk(s) specified in the Outbound Routes Module. Until you set-up your Outbound Routes, you won’t be able to make any calls, even if you have a trunk set-up.

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What is meant by Maximum Channels on issabel?

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Controls the maximum number of outbound channels (simultaneous calls) that can be used on this trunk. To count inbound calls against this maximum, use the auto-generated context: from-trunk-[trunkname] as the inbound trunk’s context (see extensions_additional.conf). Leave blank to specify no maximum.

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What is the Match pattern in issabel?

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The dialled number will be compared against the prefix, plus this pattern. Upon a match, this portion of the number will be sent to the trunks after removing the prefix and appending the prepend digits. You can completely replace a number by matching on the prefix only, replacing it with a prepend and leaving the match pattern blank.

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What is meant by PEER Details of issabel?

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Here you give the PEER connection parameters supplied by your VoIP provider. You may need to add to the provided default settings and in some cases remove default settings depending on your provider or application.

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