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MarkosJal · 12-15-2007, 03:27 AM

PBXes seems somewhat picky about some inbound DIDs, and I assume this applies to SIP inbounds as well.

The best way I have found in PBXes:

Make an inbound route that is USERNAME-XXXX
where USERNAME is your username on PBXes and XXXX is NOT an extension nor an outbound route, nor trunk

this USERNAME-XXX becomes the DNIS of your SIP address such as sip:USERNAME-XXXX@pbxes.org

this sip:USERNAME-XXXX@pbxes.org is where you will send your inbounds.

12-15-2007, 03:27 AM	#9
MarkosJal Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 90 Thanks: 0 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts	PBXes PBXes seems somewhat picky about some inbound DIDs, and I assume this applies to SIP inbounds as well. The best way I have found in PBXes: Make an inbound route that is USERNAME-XXXX where USERNAME is your username on PBXes and XXXX is NOT an extension nor an outbound route, nor trunk this USERNAME-XXX becomes the DNIS of your SIP address such as sip:USERNAME-XXXX@pbxes.org this sip:USERNAME-XXXX@pbxes.org is where you will send your inbounds.