Setup DID number (Incoming route)

Setup DID number (Incoming route) - FreePBX tutorials

You can make calls to regular telephone number via your trunk, and you need to setup a DID (Direct Inward Dial) number to receive calls from people dialing a regular phone number.

Setup inbound route in FreePBX

Click on Connectivity => Inbound Routes and add incoming route. Enter your DID number in the “DID Number” box. Registered this number with your phone service provider.

Set the destination of the call to the extension you setup in part2 (Setup extension).

Then click submit incoming route

Remember always click “Apply Configuration Changes” and give it a go. http://asteriskvoipsystem.org/setup-did-number-incoming-route-freepbx-tutorials/

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