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Allworx Server Administrator’s Guide Version 7.6
1-866-ALLWORX * 585-421-3850 Page 105
www.allworx.com
Revised: 11/22/13
User ID (SIP Proxy) The ITSP typically assigns this value and often the account phone number.
SIP Server
The DNS name or IP address of the proxy server to connect to provided by the
ITSP. The port number is usually 5060 but verify with the ITSP.
Outbound Proxy
DNS name or IP address of the outbound redirect server, if it differs from the SIP
Server. The system does not require this in many cases.
SIP Registration
Required
For use, if the SIP proxy server requires a SIP registration. The ITSP assigns the
Login ID and Password. If the ITSP uses a registrar server that is different from
the SIP proxy server, enter the DNS name or IP address of this server in the
Registrar name field.
Caller ID Name
Name used for outbound calls. Some ITSPs may ignore this or refuse calls if set.
If applicable, check the boxes:
• User External Caller ID Name from handset (if specified).
• User Caller ID Name from external sources (if received).
Caller ID Number
Number used for outbound calls. Some ITSPs may ignore or refuse calls if set. If
applicable, check the boxes:
• User External Caller ID Number from handset (if specified).
• User Caller ID Number from external sources (if received).
Maximum Active Calls
The Allworx server uses this number to limit the total number of the incoming
and outgoing active calls with this SIP Proxy. Useful for controlling the network
bandwidth, since Allworx assumes that the SIP proxy is not a LAN local service.
Number of Line
Appearances
Defines the number of Line Appearances for this Proxy so that Allworx creates a
virtual set of phone lines that mimic real physical analog phone lines on this
service. This is unique to Allworx and enables using ITSP services in a
conventional key system manner. Typically, this number matches the maximum
number of active calls limit (set above), but it can be less.
Note: Set a value of zero if Line Appearance functionality is not required.
Append Enterprise
Prefix to Dial back
number of incoming
calls.
Adds the enterprise dial plan digits (8 by default, *8 for extension mode) to the
beginning of the caller's extension of an inbound call from a proxy server. This
enables automatic dial back (e.g., selecting a call from the phone Calls list to
contact the original caller) to function properly when the proxy server requires
enterprise dialing for outbound calls.
Send Digits as Dialed
Indicate sending outbound numbers dialed exactly as on the handset placing the
call. The number converts into NANPA dialing form, so this box is not normally
checked. However, in some cases, the service provider or proxy may be doing
the conversion automatically and need to defeat the Allworx server’s conversion
mechanism.
Digits Sent
Number of dialed DTMF digits sent to the ITSP when making a call. If the
number specified here is fewer than the number of digits dialed by the user, only
the trailing digits are sent. The default value (all digits) is typical.
Default Language
(requires the Dual
Language Support
feature key)
The language usage choice for Allworx audio messages and played greetings
for inbound calls through the SIP Proxy.
Account Setting Description
- Server Administrator’s Guide 1
- Version 7.6 1
- Contents 5
- Revised: 11/22/13 10
- 1 Introduction 13
- 2.1 Home Screen 18
- 2.2.1 User Roles 19
- 2.2.2 Role Permissions 20
- 3.1 Set the Time 31
- 3.3 Feature Keys 32
- 2. Click Install 33
- Feature 33
- Key 6x 24x 48x 33
- 4 Upgrade Server Software 35
- 5 Configuring the Network 37
- 5.3 Network Mode: LAN Host 40
- 5.8 FTP File Transfer 47
- 7.1 Extension Length 51
- 7.2 Internal Dial Plan 54
- 7.3 Important Notes 55
- 7.4 Multi-site Calling 56
- 8 User Passwords 57
- 8.2 Users 58
- 8.2.2 Modify Users 59
- 9 Adding Users 61
- 9.1.2 Delete User Templates 62
- 9.2 User Template Settings 63
- 9.3 Add a New User 64
- 9.4 Modify Users 65
- 10 Adding Handsets 67
- 10.1.2 Static IP Addressing 68
- 10.1.3 VLAN Settings 69
- 10.1.6 Server-based Profiles 71
- 10.1.8 Plug ’n’ Play Security 74
- 10.2 Allworx Reach Handsets 75
- 10.3 Generic SIP Phones 78
- 10.4 Analog Phones 80
- 10.5 Test the Phones 80
- 11 Configure Allworx Phones 81
- 11.1 View the Configuration 82
- 11.3.1 Create New Groups 84
- Feature Description 95
- 11.7 Handset Templates 100
- 12 Shared Call Appearance 105
- Function Keys (PFKs) 107
- 12.3 Call Routes 108
- 12.4 Phone LED Indicators 108
- 12.6 Inbound Calls 109
- 12.7 Ringing Call Pickup 109
- 12.8 Do Not Disturb (DND) 109
- 12.9 Silence 109
- 12.5 Outbound Call 109
- 12.10 Ignore 110
- 12.11 Active Calls 110
- 12.12 Shared Hold 110
- 12.13 Privacy Hold 110
- 12.14 Bridged Hold 111
- 12.15 Park 111
- 13 Outside Lines 113
- 13.2 Fax Server Support 114
- Account Setting Description 117
- Advanced 118
- Setting* 118
- Description 118
- VoIP Setting* Description 120
- 13.4 Digital Lines 123
- 13.4.3 PRI Support 124
- 13.4.4 NFAS Support 124
- Signaling (CAS) Support 124
- 13.4.6 Data Support 125
- 13.4.7 Restrictions 126
- Parameter Description 127
- 13.4.9 Allworx Port Expanders 131
- 13.4.10Port Expander Options 132
- 13.5 Outside Line Call Routes 133
- 13.6 Handle Anonymous Calls 134
- 14 Dial Plan 135
- 14.2 Service Groups 136
- 14.2.1 Exceptions 137
- 14.3 Define Service Groups 138
- 14.4 External Dialing Rules 139
- 14.5 Remote Sites as Services 140
- 14.6 Audit PIN Codes 141
- 14.8 Toll Restrictions 143
- Interaction Restrictions 144
- 15 Unified Messaging 145
- 15.2.1 External SMTP Accounts 146
- 15.2.2 POP3 Client 147
- 15.2.3 IMAP Client 147
- Example 2 149
- Example 3 149
- Example 4 149
- 16 Back Up and Restore Data 151
- Expanders 155
- Party Firewall 156
- Firewall 157
- 18 Adding Extensions 161
- 18.1.4 On Busy Routes 164
- 18.2 Caller ID Based Routes 165
- 18.3 Hot Desk Routes 166
- 18.6 Speed Dial Numbers 167
- 19 Follow-Me-Anywhere 169
- 19.4 Quick Transfer 170
- 20.1 Notification Mode 171
- 20.2 Escalation Mode 172
- 21 Key System Behavior 173
- 23 Emergency Support 177
- 23.4 Emergency Alerts 180
- 24 Call Supervision 183
- 25 Business Schedules 185
- 25.1.1 Assigning Schedules 186
- 25.1.2 Greetings 187
- 25.3 Call Routing Modes 189
- 26 Auto Attendants 191
- Messages 193
- 26.4 File Format Conversion 195
- 27 Call Monitors 199
- 28 Dual Language Support 203
- 28.2 Language Settings 205
- 28.3 Call Appearances 206
- 28.4 Call Applications 207
- 28.5 User Default Language 208
- 28.6 Custom Messages 208
- 29 Parking Orbits 211
- 30.2 Paging Zone Settings 214
- Licensing 217
- 32.1 Export 219
- 32.2 Import 220
- 32.3 Important Notes 221
- 33 Music on Hold 223
- 33.3 Converting Sound Files 224
- 33.4 Managing Music on Hold 224
- 34 Abbreviations 225
- 1-866-ALLWORX • 585-421-3850 228
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