Phone Book Configuration

MultiVOIP FX User Guide

 

 

Enter Inbound PhoneBook data for your MultiVOIP. The fields of the Inbound Phone Book Add Entry screen are described in the table below.

Inbound Phone Book Add Entry screen:

Field Definitions

Field Name

Values

Description

Accept Any

Values: Y/N

 

Number

Description: When checked, “Any Number”

 

appears as the value in the Remove Prefix

 

field.

 

 

The Any Number feature of the Inbound

 

Phone Book does not work when an external

 

routing device is used (Proxy for SIP

 

protocol).

 

 

When no external routing device is used. If

 

Any Number is selected, calls received from

 

phone numbers not matching a listed Prefix

 

(shown in the Remove Prefix column of the

 

Inbound Phone Book) will be admitted into

 

the voip on the channel listed in the Channel

 

Number field. “Any Number” can be used in

 

addition to one or more Prefixes.

 

 

 

Remove Prefix

dialed digits

portion of dialed number to

 

 

be removed before

 

 

completing call to destination

 

 

(often a local PBX)

Add Prefix

dialed digits

digits to be added before

 

 

completing call to destination

 

 

(often a local PBX)

Channel

1-24, or

Channel number to which the

Number

“Hunting”

call will be assigned as it

 

or 1-2

enters the local telephony

 

or 1-4

equipment

 

(often a local PBX).

 

or 1-8

 

“Hunting” directs the call to

 

depending

 

any available channel.

 

on model

 

 

 

 

 

Description

--

Describes the facility or

 

 

geographical location at

 

 

which the call originated.

 

 

 

Register with

Y/N

When checked, the value in

SIP Proxy

*Must be

the Remove Prefix field will

 

be registered with the

 

enabled in

 

external SIP proxy routing

 

Call

 

device. The IP address of the

 

Signaling

 

external routing device must

 

Configuration

 

be set in the Phone Book

 

screen.

 

Configuration screen.

 

 

 

 

In a SIP voip system,

 

 

gateways can register with

 

 

the SIP Proxy.

 

 

 

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