To establish connectivity between IP-PBX (A) FCM5600 and IP-PBX (B) FCM5600, we need to create a direct link between the two systems. This will allow extensions on both sides to communicate with each other seamlessly. By using FRC (FIBERME Remote Connect), the extensions on both IP-PBXs will be able to make calls without requiring the systems to be on the same LAN, as the connection will be handled through the cloud.
IPPBX (A)
Model: FCM5600
Extensions Range from 1000 to 1009
IPPBX (B)
Model: FCM5600
Extensions Range from 2000 to 2009
NOTE!!!!! : Ensure that the extension numbers on both IPPBX are different. #
TOPOLOGY #
1- CONNECT FCM5600 TO FCM5600 USING PEER SIP TRUNK #
1.1- Create SIP Trunk on FCM5600(A) #
Login to FCM5600 web GUI.
On FCM5600 web GUI, to create a peer SIP trunk, navigate to “PBX Settings-> Extensions/Trunks -> Trunks” and then click “Add” to configure a new trunk.
To establish a peer SIP trunk between FCM5600 and FCM5600,
– Name: 5600(any number)
– Type: Server mode
– Authentication: enable
– Out Proxy Server: Write your domain (yourcompanyname.fiberme.cloud )
– Out Proxy Port: 5162
– Username: 5600(same name of Trunk )
– password:5600(same name of trunk)
– Transport Protocol: TLS
– From Domin: Write your domain (yourcompanyname.fiberme.cloud )
A new trunk has been configured.
1.2- Create SIP Trunk on FCM5600(B) #
Login to FCM5600 web GUI.
On FCM5600 web GUI, to create a peer SIP trunk, navigate to “PBX Settings-> Extensions/Trunks -> Trunks” and then click “Add” to configure a new trunk.
To establish a peer SIP trunk between FCM5600(A) and FCM5600(B)
()- Type: Client Mode
– Provider Name: 5600(same name of trunk in FCM5600(A))
– Server Address: Write your domain (yourcompanyname.fiberme.cloud)
– Port: 5162
– Out Proxy Server :Write your domain (yourcompanyname.fiberme.cloud )
– Out Proxy Port :5162
– Username : 5600 (same name of trunk in FCM5600(A))
– AuthUser: 5600 (same name of trunk in FCM5600(A))
-Password: password of Trunk
– Transport Protocol : TLS
– From Domain : Write your domain (yourcompanyname.fiberme.cloud )
2- CALL ROUTING ON FCM5600(A) #
2.1- Configure Outbound Routes on FCM5600 #
Navigate to “PBX Settings -> Outbound Control -> Dial Rules” then click on “Add” Button, then give a name to this rule (Example: To PBX), and press “Submit” to save the rule.
Rule name will be listed, click on “+” button under the rule name to add Dial Rule details, and use the following information:
– Dial Pattern: 2xxx
– From “Available Trunks” select the trunk “5600“
– Click on “Submit” to save
– Click on “Apply Changes”
Please be sure that all extensions in IPPBX can use this dial rule.
A new route has been configured.
2.2- Configure Inbound Routes on FCM5600(A) #
There is no need to configure inbound route because it is already configured by DID.
3- CALL ROUTING ON FCM5600(B) #
3.1- Configure Outbound Routes on FCM5600(B) #
Navigate to “PBX Settings -> Outbound Control -> Dial Rules” then click on “Add” Button, then give a name to this rule (Example: To PBX), and press “Submit” to save the rule.
Rule name will be listed, click on “+” button under the rule name to add Dial Rule details, and use the following information:
– Dial Pattern: 1xxx
– From “Available Trunks” select the trunk “5600“
– Click on “Submit” to save
– Click on “Apply Changes”
Please be sure that all extensions in IPPBX can use this dial rule.
A new route has been configured.
3.2- Configure Inbound Routes on FCM5600(B) #
There is no need to configure inbound route because it is already configured by DID.
NOTE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! #
If both FCM5600 devices have FRC, you have to follow these steps
– Navigate to PBX Settings -> Preferences -> VoIP Advanced
– Change User Agent: to any name
– Change Endpoint Identifier Order: to auth_username,username,ip,anonymous
