Tutorials: Teams Setup
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Under the "PBX" tab, select the "External" tab, then select "Trunks" from the drop-down menu.
Under the "General" tab, select "SIP" as the technology.
- Description: VoxSBC_Teams.
- Profile: Default SIP Profile.
- Codecs: ulaw,alaw,g729
- Trunk CID: Number from Voxtelesys.
- Local Username: Username from Voxtelesys
- Remote Host: Domain from Voxtelesys
- Insecure: Port,Invite
- Remote Username: Username from Voxtelesys
- Remote Secret: Password from Voxtelesys
- From Domain: Domain from Voxtelesys
- Register String: Username:Password@Domain
Update and your trunk will register!
To check you can go to PBX > Tools > Asterisk CLI
Run the command:
sip show registry
Under the "PBX" icon, select the "External" tab, then select "Outbound Routes" from the drop-down menu.
- Description: Teams
- Trunks: Select your Voxtelesys Teams SIP Trunk.
- Prefix: 8080 (This can be any prefix you want.)
- Pattern: XXXX (Set to the extension length of your Teams users.)
After creating a route, make sure you update it.
Add an extension and routes to a user in Teams. Log in to your Teams account via PowerShell.
Skip the "Assign DID and Voice Routing to Users" part as you will do it a little differently below.
Command:
Set-CsUser -Identity "[email protected]" -EnterpriseVoiceEnabled $true -HostedVoiceMail $true -OnPremLineURI Tel: 2048
For [email protected], set the user's email that you want to assign the caller ID.
For 2048, set the user's extension number on the VitalPBX.
From VitalPBX to Teams:
Dialing (Note: the prefix to route to Teams Trunk)
Calling from VitalPBX
Ringing/Answering on Teams
From Teams to VitalPBX:
Dialing
Calling
Ringing on VitalPBX
Answered on VitalPBX
