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Setting up SIPtrunk - Tutorials FreePBX

Setup  a trunk to make calls to the outside world Adding a sip trunk The main FreePBX menu is top of the screen.
Connectivity -> Trunkscreate trunk
Now click “Add SIP trunk” and give a trunk name
add siptrunk
Enter your account details in the “PEER Details” box as shown below. And the click “Submit Changes” add siptrunk
 Whenever you submit any changes in FreePBX you then have to click on the “Apply Configuration Changes” before the settings will take effect. Now, siptrunk had been setup and ready to use. In the next article we will setup an extension.

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