Prerequisites
Prepare the following required components:
- Galaxy 250 PRI Gateway – Galaxy 250 with PSTN PRI card acting as PRI Gateway.
- UCX Primary Server – UCX acting as the Primary Server
Configure the Galaxy 250 PRI Gateway
Step 1 – Configure PRI trunk
- Install PRI-1S card in the Galaxy 250.
- Configure the card under PSTN Cards.
- Configure the PRI trunk as a DAHDI Trunk.
Step 2 – Configure SIP trunk
- Navigate to PBX -> IP Trunk Assistant page.
- Press the New Account button.
- Enter a unique name for this account in the Account Name field (it is recommended to NOT use spaces in the name)
- Select UCX in the Trunk Provider drop down list box.
- In the Host / IP field, enter the IP address of the UCX Primary Server. You can add a port number to the address suffixing with a colon followed by the port number (e.g. 192.168.1.200:5000).
- Press the Save button to create the new account.
Step 3 – Configure Inbound Route
- Navigate to PBX -> PBX Configuration -> Inbound Routes.
- Enter a descriptive name for the route in the Description field. It is recommended to list the DID(s) in the name.
- Enter the DID number or pattern in the DID Number field.Preceding the value with an underscore ‘_’ indicates the following value is a pattern. For example: _2[345]X is to match any 3 digit DID number that starts with 23, 24 or 25.
- Scroll down to the Set Destination section, select Trunks followed by the SIP trunk built in STEP TWO.
- Press the Submit button to save the inbound route.
Step 4 – Configure Inbound Route(s) for calls coming from UCX to route out the PRI
- Navigate to PBX -> PBX Configuration -> Inbound Routes.
- Enter a descriptive name in the Route Name field. (e.g. From_UCX_11Digits)
- In the DID Number section, enter one or more dial patterns that the Gateway will receive from the Primary UCX Server. (e.g. _1xxxxxxxxxx)
- Scroll down to the Set Destination section, select Trunks followed by the PRI trunk built in STEP ONE.
- Press the Submit button followed by the Apply Config bar.
Note: You will need one route for each dial pattern, i.e. Local, International, etc.
Step 5 – Disable Features that could lead to Toll Fraud
- Navigate to the Dial Plan and Operational section of the PBX / PBX Configuration / Advanced Settings page.
- Find the entry Disallow Transfers for Inbound Callers and make sure it is set to Yes.
Configure the UCX Primary Server
Step 1 – Configure Inbound Route
- Navigate to PBX -> PBX Configuration -> Inbound Routes.
- Enter a descriptive name for the route in the Description field.
- Enter the DID number or pattern in the DID Number field.
- Scroll down to the Set Destination section, select the desired destination. Note this may be a Time Condition, IVR, Ring Group, etc.
- Press the Submit button to save the inbound route.
Step 2 – Configure SIP trunk
- Navigate to PBX -> IP Trunk Assistant page.
- Press the New Account button.
- Enter a unique name for this account in the Account Name field (it is recommended to NOT use spaces in the name)
- Select UCX in the Trunk Provider drop down list box.
- In the Host / IP field, enter the IP address of the Galaxy 250 PRI Gateway.
- Press the Save button to create the new account.
Step 3 – Configure Outbound Route
- Navigate to PBX -> PBX Configuration -> Outbound Routes.
- Enter a descriptive name in the Route Name field.
- In the Dial Patterns section, enter one or more dial patterns that will use this route to send calls to the Galaxy 250 PRI Gateway.
- In the Trunk Sequence section, select the SIP trunk built in STEP TWO.
- Press the Submit button followed by the Apply Config bar.