Creating an additional trunk profile for an FXO gateway
An FXO gateway has eight FXO ports. By default, all eight ports are mapped to a single trunk. However, you can reassign the ports to multiple trunks, if required. For example, you can create four trunks with two ports each. If you want to create an additional trunk profile for an FXO gateway, perform this procedure.
Prerequisite
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Before adding any port to a trunk, reduce the port number in the default trunk accordingly. For details about how to edit a trunk profile, see Editing a trunk profile for an FXO gateway. |
Procedure steps
- In the GUI of the FortiVoice phone system, go to Trunk > Gateway.
- Click New.
- Configure the following settings:
GUI field
Description
Trunk gateway
Enter a unique name for this trunk profile.
Enabled
To activate this trunk profile, select this option.
Type
Select FXO.
Display name
Not required. You can leave this field empty.
Main number
Not required. You can leave this field empty.
Optionally, you can add a main number for reference. For example, you can use the number assigned by your service provider to identify a group of analog lines.
Mapped FXO ports
The port numbers included in this profile.
For a port range, enter the starting and ending ports separated by a dash. For separate ports, use a comma. For example, 1-4,6.
The default is 1-8.
Gateway device
Select the device type for this profile.
Gateway SIP address
Enter the SIP address of the gateway.
Gateway SIP port
Enter the SIP port of the gateway.
Caller ID modification
Optionally, select the caller ID modification configuration. This choice changes the phone number, caller name, or both that display on the destination phone.
For more details, see the Modifying caller IDs section in the FortiVoice Phone System Administration Guide.
Off hook only
If the managed FXO gateway is connected to a third-party paging system and you select this option, then the gateway is kept off hook without dialing any digits. The following behaviors apply:
- For a paging system (without zones), the paging user lifts the handset and makes an announcement through all speakers.
- For a paging system (with zones), the paging user lifts the handset, dials digits or a code to access a zone, and makes an announcement through speakers associated with the specified zone.
Description
Optionally, add notes for this trunk profile.
- To save changes, click Create.
- Send the configuration changes to the FXO gateway by following the instructions in Applying the FXO gateway configuration.