PBX(s) and Endpoints

Allows you to define a PBX or Endpoint that will send or receive calls from dSIPRouter. The PBX or Endpoint can use IP authentication or a username/password can be defined.

To add an Endpoint Group:

  1. Click on Endpoints Groups.
  2. Click on the green Add button.
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  1. Configure the Endpoint Group

    The Endpoint Tab is where you specify the endpoints that will be signaling with dSIPRouter. The weight field allows you to define how much SIP traffic is distributed to a particular endpoint. If you don’t specify a weight for an endpoint the system will automatically generate a weight. If you are using FusionPBX Domain Auth then Register and INVITE requests will be distributed to the endpoints based upon the weights. You will also have the option to route Inbound calls to the endpoints based on the weights by selecting the name of the Endpoint Group with an LB concatenated to the name. For example, if the name of the Endpoint Group is PBXCluster then you would select PBXCluster LB from the Inbound Mapping Endpoint Group drop down.

  1. Click the green Add button.
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  1. Click on the Reload Kamailio button in order for the changes to be updated.

Inbound DID Mapping

To Import a DID from a CSV file:

  1. Click on Inbound DID Mapping.
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  1. Click on the green Import DID button underneath List on Inbound Mappings.
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  1. Click the Browse button and select the file that contains the DID numbers that you wish to use.
  2. Click the green Add button.
Click CSV Example to view a sample of the .CSV file
  1. Click on the Reload Kamailio button in order for the changes to be updated.

To Manually import a DID:

  1. Click on Inbound DID Mapping
  2. Click on the green ADD button.
  • Enter the name of the Inbound mapping

  • Enter the DID number in the DID field.

  • Select the Endpoint Group from the drop-down list

    Note: Each endpoint will contain at least two entries. One that leverages load balancing weights and another that randomly selects an endpoint. The one denoted with a LB is the one that uses the load balancing algorithm. If FusionPBX Domain Support is enabled you will see an additional entry for routing to the external interface of the FusionPBX server.

  • Click the green Add button.

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  1. Click on the Reload Kamailio button in order for the changes to be updated.