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New page: Outbound routes are used to manage where the call should go to, the one going out through the trunk. It is these Outbound routes that define all the outgoing calls. For example, for connec...

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Outbound routes are used to manage where the call should go to, the one going out through the trunk. It is these Outbound routes that define all the outgoing calls. For example, for connecting to PSTN, Briker uses prefix 9, which is followed by the destination number. The following is an example of its configuration.

[[Image:Briker-ippbx-admin-13.jpeg|center|200px|thumb|Setting Outbound Routes]]

In IPPBX Administration, choose Outbound Routes. Choose Add Route.

[[Image:Briker-ippbx-admin-14.jpeg|center|200px|thumb|Setting Outbound Routes]]

Fill in the configuration using the settings shown in The Figure. Of the parameters in the settings, route name, dial pattern (the initial code to connect to other server), and Trunk Sequence (Trunk being used. Look at Trunks section) are most important. Once you have completed the settings, click Submit Changes.

==See Also==

* [[VoIP Cookbook: Building your own Telecommunication Infrastructure]]
* [[VoIP Cookbook: Briker Softswitch]]

VoIP Cookbook: Briker's Outbound Routes - Revision history

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