Internet Telephony PBX System
IPX-330/IPX-2100
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Item Explanation
Voicemail Select this option to open the voicemail account
VM Password Set password for Voicemail, e.g. "1234"
Delete VMail Check this option to delete voicemail from system after it’s sent to
mail box.
Email
(Fax/Voicemail)
Extension user’s mail box, which is used for receiving fax or
voicemail (you need to open the function to fax to email/voicemail),
e.g. Tom@gmail.com
Web Manager It’s allowed to login Extension Management Panel to manage
extension like voicemail, call recording, call transfer, etc when you
select this option.
Agent Check this option to set this extension user as agent.
Call Waiting Enable call waiting
Allowing Being Spied Check this option to allow being spied.
NAT Check this option if extension user or the phone is located after the
NAT (Network Address Translation) available gateway.
Pickup Group Select the Pickup Group which the extension user belongs to.
Mobility Extension After checking this option, you must set mobility extension number.
User can make calls to the IP PBX server with this mobility number,
and have all rights of this extension, e.g. Outbound Call, Internal Call,
Listen to the voicemail.
Transport Select the Transport Protocol: UDP, TCP, TLS
SRTP Enable SRTP
DTMF Mode Default DTMF is rfc2833. It can be changed if necessary.
Video Call Check to enable video call for this extension. And select the audio
codecs you need to use.
Permit IP Set computer permitted IP to visit this IP PBX, e.g.192.168.1.77or
192.168.10.0/255.255.255.0. Computer with other IPs is not allowed
to visit this IP PBX.
Audio Codec Select what audio codec you need to use.
1. There are a few default extensions whose number starts with "8XX". You can add
or delete extension as required
2. Maximum extensions: 100 on IPX-2100; 30 on IPX-330.
3. For security reason the default password is random character or number e.g.
BB%ChH64rI, and every time when you reset to default system, it will randomly
have a new password again
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