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| SubtitleText | choose the default outbound trunk |
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| AnchorName | choose default outbound |
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Single default Trunk
To choose the default Trunk you just need to click on the "BLOCKED" tag and then you can use the drop down menu as in
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If no SIP Trunk has been configured, then the drop-down menu is empty. |
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In case of multiple Trunk that have to work in failover style, you need some more advanced setup.
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Following configuration involves remote console commands to be run as root and it can easily damage your ! |
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| SubtitleText | Trunk failover option in menu |
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As shown in
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there's one option called "FAILOVER GROUP" just between "BLOCKED" and your first SIP Trunk name. First part of this configuration is to
choose choose this option as default outbound Trunk.Once you're done you need to add
4.4.2 "Re-route temporary unavailable users" option
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