Yeastar S: Connect a SIP Trunk

Follow this step if the client has a Static IP

1. 1
   Using Chrome or Firefox navigate to the web interface of the PBX.
2. 2
   Click on Setting Icon
3. 3
   Log in with your administrator credentials.
4. 4
   From the navigation at the left select PBX and then Trunks.
5. 5
   Click on Add and fill out the following
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   Name: Name of the trunk ( Recommended: same name as the trunk name you created )
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   Trunk Type : Peer Trunk
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   Protocol: SIP
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   Hostname/IP: <SBC FQDN>  (ie: sbc.ucaasnetwork.com)
10. 10
    Domain:  Name of the trunk you created in Manager Portal (Not the domain name the trunk belongs to )
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    Transport: UDP
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    Leave everything else default
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    Click Save
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     Follow steps 4 to 5 for the remaining SBC FQDN listed here
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    Apply Configuration for the changes to take effect

Use this if the client has dynamic ip address.

1. 1
   Navigate to PBX -> Trunks
2. 2
   Click Add and fill out the following
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   Name: Name of the trunk ( Recommended: same name as the trunk name you created )
4. 4
   Trunk Type: Register Trunk
5. 5
   Protocol: SIP
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   Transport: DNS-NAPTR
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   Hostname: Domain name ( This is the domain name where the trunk is assigned )
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   Username:  SIP Username ( Trunk SIP Username)
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   Password: SIP Password ( Trunk SIP Password )
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    Ensure Enable Outbound Proxy is checked
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    Enter your home node SBC FQDN in Outbound proxy server field
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    Enter port as 5060
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    Click Save
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    Apply Configuration for the changes to take effect

1. 1
   Navigate to PBX -> Call Control.
2. 2
   Click Inbound Routes tab
3. 3
   Click Add, fill out the following
4. 4
   Name:  Default Inbound Route ( Something descriptive )
5. 5
   DID Pattern: Leave default
6. 6
   Member Trunks: Select all available trunks you created listed in available and click the arrow button to move them to selected window
7. 7
   Scroll Down to Destination Section and select the treatment
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   Hang up, Extension, Voicemail, Extension Range, IVR, Ring Group, Queue, Conference, and External Number
9. 9
   Click Save
10. 10
    Apply Configuration for the changes to take effect

1. 1
   Navigate to PBX -> Call Control
2. 2
   Click Outbound Routes tab
3. 3
   Click Add, fill out the following
4. 4
   Name:  Default Outbound Route
5. 5
   Dial Pattern: Leave Default
6. 6
   Member Trunks: Select the SBC Trunks you created and order them by priority based on your home node (ie: sbc-west -> sbc -> sbc-ne )
7. 7
   Click Save
8. 8
   Apply Configuration to save changes.