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Cisco 540 Configuration Guide

The document provides instructions for configuring SIP trunking between a Cisco Unified Communications 540 system and the AccessLine SIP trunking service. It includes the necessary configuration information from AccessLine, requirements for the Cisco 540 such as firewall settings, and steps to configure the Cisco 540 with the AccessLine SIP trunk through the Cisco Communications Assistant. It also provides instructions for fax line and emergency 911 number setup.

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Cisco 540 Configuration Guide

The document provides instructions for configuring SIP trunking between a Cisco Unified Communications 540 system and the AccessLine SIP trunking service. It includes the necessary configuration information from AccessLine, requirements for the Cisco 540 such as firewall settings, and steps to configure the Cisco 540 with the AccessLine SIP trunk through the Cisco Communications Assistant. It also provides instructions for fax line and emergency 911 number setup.

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Cisco Unified Communications 540

SIP Trunking Configuration Guide

Using AccessLine SIP Trunking

Version 1.0

November 2, 2012
Introduction

These Notes describe the procedures for configuring Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) Trunking between
service provider AccessLine and a Cisco Unified Communications 540.

Prerequisites for Configuring Cisco Unified Communications 540 with AccessLine SIP Trunks

AccessLine Configuration Information

The AccessLine SIP Trunking service referenced within these Notes is designed for business customers.
The service enables local and long distance PSTN calling via standards-based SIP trunks directly as an
alternative to legacy analog or digital trunks, without the need for additional TDM enterprise gateways
and the associated maintenance costs.

• Primary codec: G.729


• Secondary codec: G.711

SIP TRUNK ID XXXXXXXXXXX


PASSWORD ********
DNS NAME usbc.accessline.com
IP ADDRESS 64.28.113.10
PORT 6060

Call processing has been setup to allow up to 2 simultaneous calls.


The following 911 callback number has been configured in our network as the
default for this location; please test and make sure you are able to present
this as the 911 callback number and program it to route appropriately on
inbound.

2065172775

This can also be used for testing inbound calls and has been setup as the
default for outbound CLI. The following additional test number has also been
provisioned.

2065172789

Cisco Unified Communications 540 Requirements

Firewall/Router Setup

Make sure that Ports are forwarded from your router to your internal IP address of your IP office
system.

SIP-based VOIP enabled PBX or SIP phones connected to AccessLine’s Service via our SIP trunking service
MUST be installed in a secure trusted zone behind a Firewall and not exposed to the public internet. This
means the PBX or SIP phones should never be put into a router's DMZ (allows untrusted access).
The firewall must block all inbound internet (untrusted) traffic to the PBX or SIP phones. The firewall
can be configured to allow inbound traffic from trusted devices from remote (satellite) locations.

You do not have to block outbound traffic from your private network to the internet, but Network-
Address-Translation, or “NAT” must be enabled. NAT allows the AccessLine Service to send calls to the
PBX or SIP Phones. If the firewall has multiple NAT settings, you must select the NAT setting that
“Address Restricted” and not “Endpoint Independent”. If you do want to limit outbound internet traffic
on the firewall, then you need to open SIP related ports on the firewall to allow AccessLine’s Service to
function properly.
Protocol Port(s)
UDP 6060+
UDP 30000 – 50000

Cisco Unified Communications 540 Configuration and Setup

Starting from a PC that may access the Cisco Unified Communications 540, login to the Cisco
Communications Assistant and navigate to the “SIP Trunk” tab:

G.729

Enter G.729 as the primary CODEC for the AccessLine SIP Trunking service and complete the form with
the information provided by the AccessLine Service Order. Click on the “OK” button.
Click on the “Advanced Options” tab and enter the data as shown:

Click on “OK”.
Finally, click on the “Service Providers” tab and

G.729

Click “OK”.

Fax Line(s) Setup

Default codec for AccessLine FAX SIP Trunking is G711 Primary only.

Emergency (911) Hunt Group


AccessLine configures a unique 911 callback number per customer location. The 911 callback number is
registered with our E911 provider. When AccessLine receive a 911 call from the PBX, we forward the
call to our E911 provider with the registered 911 callback number as the CLI (regardless of what was
passed from the PBX). The 911 callback number is used by the Emergency responders to call back to the
location.

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