Create trunk groups

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8.1 Create trunk groups

A trunk must be assigned to a trunk group. Create a trunk group of the required type (SIP, SIP gateway, etc.) to be able to subsequently create trunks of the corresponding type.

To create a trunk group

1 In the menu, select Connections | Trunks.

2 Select Trunk groups.

3 A list appears with all Trunk Groups.

4 Click on Create Trunk Group .resp Create SwyxLink group .

The configuration wizard appears Create trunk group.

5 Set general settings for the trunk group.

Label	Explanation
Name	Enter a name for the trunk group. The name must be unambiguous within SwyxWare.
Description	Enter a description, if applicable.
Trunk group type	Choose a trunk type: The trunks subsequently created in this trunk group will have the property of the selected type.
	SIP Trunk SIP trunks enable the use of VoIP services. The service provider usually assigns a number range or SIP URIs. If the service provider in question also offers gateway services, numbers in the public telephone network can also be reached via a SIP trunk and the provider's gateway behind it.
	SIP Gateway Trunk SIP gateway trunks are used to control gateways that are themselves reached by SwyxServer via a SIP connection. This makes it possible, for example, to operate telephones in small branches and branch offices, each with a local gateway and with a local direct connection to the public telephone network. Only gateways for which profiles are included in the delivery are supported at present.
	ENUM Trunk An ENUM link enables you to make SIP calls with ENUM number resolution via the Internet. A user of a SIP phone is thus able to investigate the SIP address automatically using only the telephone number of the called party, and to convert the number into the SIP address. The called party can then be reached over the IP network in spite of using a 'normal' phone number. This postulate that the called party is registered at ENUM.
	Trunk (Server-server coupling) SwyxServers at different locations are connected to each other via an IP link using a SwyxLink Trunk. The SwyxLinkManager takes over the control of the connection. Within the configuration of a SwyxLink Trunk the connection to further SwyxWare sites can be defined, so that status information (logged off, available, currently speaking) can also be exchanged between users who are logged on to different servers. See also Intersite connections
Location	Select one of the locations, see Creating and editing Locations. The location defines prefixes and time zone for the trunk group
Provider profile (not for SwyxLink group)	Select a profile. A trunk group profile specifies how the trunk interprets and handles the call numbers. Depending on the Trunk type, a number of predefined profiles are available. The phone number format is defined for each of these profiles. For SIP Trunks in particular, the profile specifies the provider and the necessary SIP parameters. See also https://help.enreach.com/cpe/13.30/Administration/Swyx/en-US/#context/help/sip_trunkgroup_$ Currently, only one profile exists for each of the SwyxLink and ENUM trunk types.
Record all Trunk Calls	If you activate the checkbox "Enable Trunk recording", all calls that are made via this trunk group will be permanently recorded, provided this is activated in the SwyxServer settings, see Trunk Recording

6 Click on Next.

7 If necessary, set the SIP registration for the trunk group (SIP type only).

The registrar port must match the selected transport protocol. Leave the filed empty if you did not receive information on the port by your Service provider. The port is determined via DNS query.

Label	Explanation
SIP Registration	Check the box if SIP registration is to be used.
Registrar	Enter the server address of the registrar. REGISTER messages are sent to this address.
Registrar Port	Set the port on which the configured registrar will accept the registration request.
Re-registration interval (seconds)	Set the frequency of re-registration. e.g. 120 (seconds) A small value will allow you to quickly recognize the loss of the SIP connection to the provider. A high value results in lower network burden in standby.

8 Click on Next.

9 Set the forwarding.

Label	Explanation
Trunks of this trunk group use...	Specify for which calls this Trunk Group should be used. You can use wildcards (*) when entering phone numbers or URIs, see Placeholder Multiple numbers/URIs are separated by a semicolon. You have several different options: for all external calls only for external calls to the following destination number or SIP-URI for all external calls and all unassigned internal numbers For the following internal numbers Create no routing records for the moment

Label

Explanation

Trunks of this trunk group use...

Specify for which calls this Trunk Group should be used.

You can use wildcards (*) when entering phone numbers or URIs, see Placeholder Multiple numbers/URIs are separated by a semicolon. You have several different options:

for all external calls

only for external calls to the following destination number or SIP-URI

for all external calls and all unassigned internal numbers

For the following internal numbers

Create no routing records for the moment

10 Click on Create.

The trunk group is created and appears in the list of trunk groups.

You can define further settings for the trunk group, see Edit trunk groups

Last modified date: 01/19/2024