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14.3.3.5.1. Native SIP Trunks Previous topic Parent topic Child topic Next topic

  1. Change the profile
  2. Use the "NatTrkWithRegistration" profile for native SIP trunk configurations with registration. Configure the account name and authentication
    Configuration > Voice Gateway > SIP Trunk Profile > NatTrkWithRegistration > Modify > Activate checkbox Add Account/Authentication

    Figure 250. Account/authentication data

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  3. Configure the IP address/host name and domain name
  4. The IP address/host name (e.g. DNS name = provider.com) of the SIP trunk partner is configured in the Registrar section and in the Proxy section. The remote domain name usually has the same value as the IP address/host name (see Sections Registrar or Proxy) and is used as a host part in the URL of the SIP messages.
    Configuration > Voice Gateway > SIP Trunk Profile > NatTrkWithRegistration > Modify

    Figure 251. SIP trunk profile of a provider with registration

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  5. Activate the profile
  6. After the profile has been configured activate it. If the profile was activated successfully, it turns green.
    Configuration > Voice Gateway > SIP Trunk Profile > NatTrkWithRegistration > Activate

    Figure 252. Activated SIP trunk profile (with registration)

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    Figure 253. Activated SIP trunk profile (with registration)

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