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- Application Notes
- How to Integrate MX Gateway with OM IP-PBX
- Interconnect Two PBXs with FXO Gateways
- Interconnect Two or More Extension Lines with FXS Gateways
- Connecting MX100G-S SIP-ISDN Gateway to Elastix
- Connecting MX100G-S SIP-ISDN Gateway to Asterisk
- Expanding PBX Extensions to Remote Sites through IP Network
- Multi-site Configuration for Gateways with Analog PBX
- How to Troubleshoot Caller ID Detection Issues on FXO Port
- Security Configuration Guide for New Rock OM Series IP-PBX
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- Tie Trunk Configuration for OM with Elastix
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- New Rock’s New Gateway Security measures
- Global VoIP Gateway Service Provider
- How to Setup VoIP Gateway - A Complete Installation Guide
- What is HX&MX VoIP Gateway Default Password?
- Auto Provisioning
- Six Practices for Audio Security
- “PSTN failover” - Strong Support for High-availability IP Audio Communications
- New Rock IP-PBX: Your All-In-One IP Office Telephony System
- Connecting E1/T1-Based PBX to IP Telephony Networks
- Popular IP-PBX Features Favored by Highly Efficient Officers
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- Top Three Advantages of Gateways with Imbedded VPN Clients
- Low-Cost, High-Quality Gateway
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- Two Typical Applications for Telephone Networks
- IPv6’s Top Three Advantages in VoIP Applications
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Scenario
The MX100G-S SIP ISDN gateway and Elastix® are in the same LAN. A static IP address 192.168.250.99 is set for MX100G-S gateway and a static IP address 192.168.250.222 is set for Elastix®.In this application note, two most common applications and their related configurations are described, including:
- Peer to Peer mode (without registration)
- Registration mode
After the following configurations (either peer to peer mode or registration mode), the gateway can route the calls from Elastix® to ISDN for outbound, and can direct the incoming calls from ISDN to AA system of Elastix® via ISDN, then an IVR prompt will be announced to ISDN, then callers on ISDN side can dial extension numbers after they heard the IVR prompt.
Peer to Peer mode (Without Registration)
Configuration on Elastix®
1. On PBX > PBX Configuration > Trunks page, click Add SIP Trunk to add a SIP trunk.
2. Fill in Trunk Name for both General and Outgoing Settings.
host=192.168.250.99
type=peer
4. On PBX > PBX Configuration >Inbound Routes page, fill in DID Number (it can be any number, please remember it, for you will use it when you configure the gateway).
5. Choose IVR in Set Destination.
Configuration on MX100G-S Gateway
1. On Basic > SIP page, fill in Elastix® IP address in the Proxy server field.
2. On Routing > Routing Table page, fill in routing rule shown as below (Suppose MX100G-S has 1 E1 port) for directing calls from Elastix® to ISDN: IP X ROUTE ISDN 1.
3. On ISDN > ISDN 1, make sure Status is Link up in ISDN layer and Status is In Service in ISDN-D channel.
ISDN x REPLACE 8888
ISDN x ROUTE IP 192.168.250.222:5060
Dialing Method
- For making calls from ISDN to Elastix® through MX100G-S gateway, the caller dial the number of ISDN line connected to gateway’s E1 port, then dial the extension number of Elastix® after hearing the IVR.- For making outgoing calls from Elastix® extensions, the extensions directly dial the outside number.
Registration Mode
Configuration on Elastix®
1. On PBX > PBX Configuration > Trunks page, click Add SIP Trunk to add a SIP trunk.
2. Fill in Trunk Name for both General Settings and Outgoing settings.
host=192.168.250.99
username=test
secret=abc123
type=friend
4. On PBX > PBX Configuration > Inbound Routes page, fill in DID Number (it can be any number, please remember it, for you will use it when you configure the gateway).
5. Choose IVR in Set Destination.
Configuration on MX100G-S Gateway
1. On Basic > SIP page, set Elastix® IP address 192.168.250.222 as registrar server and proxy server, fill in User name and Password (the same as the username and the secret in Elastix®).
2. In ISDN > ISDN 1, make sure Status is Link up in ISDN Layer and Status is In Service in ISDN-D channel.
3. In Routing > Routing Table, fill in routing rules to direct incoming calls from IDSN to Elastix®. (Because 8888 is the inbound number of Elastix®, so here it will replace the calling party number to 8888 send to Elastix® and go to the Elastix®’s IVR )
Dialing Method
- For making calls from ISDN to Elastix® through MX100G-S gateway, the caller dial the number of ISDN line connected to gateway’s E1 port, then dial the extension number of Elastix® after hearing the IVR.- For making outgoing calls from Elastix® extensions, the extensions directly dial the outside number.
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