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| Phone ports are marked **PH1**, **PH2** on the [[:product overview:back panel]] of the Internet Gate, and **LINE** for connection to the global telephone network. | Phone ports are marked **PH1**, **PH2** on the [[:product overview:back panel]] of the Internet Gate, and **LINE** for connection to the global telephone network. | ||
| + | {{ :web_gui:telephone_ports_page.png?312|Telephone Ports page in rel 5.30}} | ||
| ===== Phone Ports (FXS) ===== | ===== Phone Ports (FXS) ===== | ||
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| ===== Telephone Line Port (FXO) ===== | ===== Telephone Line Port (FXO) ===== | ||
| - | By connecting Internet Gate to a landline it can act as a gateway between the global telephone network and IP telephony. You can use **//any SIP phone registered to it//** to call ordinary telephone numbers or answer incoming calls. | + | By connecting Internet Gate to a landline it can act as a gateway between the global telephone network and IP telephony. You can use **//any SIP phone registered to it//** to call ordinary telephone numbers or answer incoming calls! (Not just the PH1/PH2 phones.) |
| ==== Make calls ==== | ==== Make calls ==== | ||
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| Leave **Forward incoming calls to** empty, and select **during: No**. Select for example **Collect: 2 extension digits**. If you are not using Internet Gate's built-in SIP server then specify server's address.\\ | Leave **Forward incoming calls to** empty, and select **during: No**. Select for example **Collect: 2 extension digits**. If you are not using Internet Gate's built-in SIP server then specify server's address.\\ | ||
| - | Now if all your SIP addresses are numerical, numbers 00 to 99, then callers can select what SIP number address to reach on your SIP server. (By using multiple registrations, SIP phones can be registered as e.g. both %%john@company.com%%, %%555123422@company.com%% and %%22@company.com%%.) You can also use the **extension numbers** feature of the [[SIP switch]]. | + | Now if all your SIP addresses are numerical, numbers 00 to 99, then callers can select what SIP number address to reach on your SIP server. (By using multiple registrations a SIP phone can be registered as e.g. both %%john@company.com%%, %%555123422@company.com%% and %%22@company.com%%.) You can also use the **extension numbers** feature of the [[SIP switch]]. |
| === Combined === | === Combined === | ||
| You can combine the two methods, allowing caller to select extension, but forwarding to a specific phone (e.g. a secretary) if e.g. no extension selected. Or prior to extension selection, or both. The incoming call answering is extremely flexible. | You can combine the two methods, allowing caller to select extension, but forwarding to a specific phone (e.g. a secretary) if e.g. no extension selected. Or prior to extension selection, or both. The incoming call answering is extremely flexible. | ||
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| + | ===== Advanced ===== | ||
| + | There are also many [[Advanced Settings for Telephone Ports]] to fine-tune telephone port behaviours. | ||
