996 Matrix PRASAR UCS System Manual
• You must also configure the Trusted IP Address/es table for this SIP Trunk to receive incoming calls.
If you do not configure this table, all incoming calls on this SIP Trunk will be rejected. For instructions,
see “Configuring SIP Trunks”.
• Set the Send CLI Option on the SIP trunk as Calling Party Wise. See “Configuring SIP Trunks” for
instructions.
• You may also configure the Closed User Group (CUG) Table to avoid dialing the Trunk Access Code
for the outgoing calls made from this SIP Trunk, i.e. SIP 1.
At Location A, you may configure the CUG table as follows:
•In Route Code, enter the extension numbers of the System at Location B. Instead of entire number
strings, you can configure a single digit, the starting digit of the extension numbers as Route Code.
In this case, you may configure Route Code as ‘3’, as all extensions at Location B start with ‘3’.
• Keep the Strip Digit Count as ‘0’.
• Keep the Self Route check box disabled.
•In Dialed Digit Count, enter the digit length of the extension numbers at Location B. In this case,
‘4’.
•In
OG Trunk Bundle Group, select 01. Configure SIP Trunk1 as the only member in this group. The
calls will be routed through this SIP Trunk only.
• When Self Route check box is disabled, system will check Apply Toll Control parameter. By
default, it is enabled. The system will apply toll control to all the outgoing calls.
Disable this check box, if you do not want to apply toll control to the CUG numbers dialed by you.
• By default, Apply Call Cost check box is enabled. Select this check box for Peer to Peer calls if you
require the call cost calculation.
For detailed instructions, see “Closed User Group (CUG)”.
If the System’s at both the offices have the same extension numbers, the users need to dial the Exchange
ID of the System along with the extension numbers. For detailed instructions, see “Closed User Group
(CUG)”
• .Now, configure the Peer-to-Peer Table.
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