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The scenario of interconnecting the unified gateway with traditional PBXs is applicable when enterprise subscribers who already use traditional PBXs require a more cost-effective solution. Through interconnection between the unified gateway and the traditional PBXs, the subscribers under original PBXs remain unchanged, and the VoIP service and other supplementary services can be provided. The X1960 is used as an example.
ϒ⁄This topic describes the traditional PBX and the traditional PBX interworking scenario.
ϒ⁄This topic describes the configuration objective, network, and data plan for the traditional PBX interworking scenario.
ϒ⁄This topic describes how to configure boards in the web management system based on the actual hardware configuration. After the boards are configured, you can perform operations such as number allocation and trunk configuration.
ϒ⁄This topic describes how to configure SIP user numbers based on the data plan.
ϒ⁄This topic describes how to configure the office routes, prefixes, and trunks based on the data plan.
ϒ⁄Configuring the Automatic Switchboard
ϒ⁄This topic describes how to configure the automatic switchboard by running the VU script and configure the automatic switchboard number. After the automatic switchboard is configured, outer-office users hear an announcement when dialing the automatic switchboard number.
ϒ⁄This topic describes how to verify the intra-office calls, calls between unified gateway users and original PBX users, calls between unified gateway users and external users, calls between original PBX users and external users, and automatic switchboard after the data configuration is complete.
ϒ⁄This topic describes the methods for troubleshooting after the data configuration is complete.
Parent Topic: Configuration Examples in Typical Scenarios