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This is an easy and quick way to determine which extensions will have access to which trunks. For example we
could have created a call routing profile for international calls, another one for cell phone calls, another one for
long distance, etc. In this way it would be easy for the administrator to determine which extensions have access
to which trunks. In the last column we can select which authorization profile corresponds to each extension.
Trunk Menu: This menu will display all the trunks connected to the GXE (SIP trunks, internal PSTN and
external PSTN) as well as the peer trunks, which are the other systems peered to the GXE.
In general the peer trunks (peer systems) should have the internal call routing profile selected by default.
Additionally we can add some outgoing profiles to the peer trunks here so that they can have access to local
resources, but this is completely left to the administrators will.
The SIP trunks, internal PSTN trunks and external PSTN trunks should usually have the general inbound profile
assigned since we usually expect to get inbound calls from them.
Other Menu: This menu will show the call routing profiles for all hunt/ring groups, call queues, auto-
attendants and conference rooms. Typically all of them should have the internal call routing profile selected so
that they can reach other extensions within the same GXE or within the company’s limits. The other profiles
should only be assigned if the administrator wants to grant outbound calling access to any of them.
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