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 ====== MyPBX Soho ====== ====== MyPBX Soho ======
  
-Yeastar may be affiliated with Yealink IP Phones+  * Yeastar is affiliated with Yealink IP phones 
 +    * http://www.yeastar.com/products/MyPBX-SOHO.asp 
 +    * http://www.yealink.com/ 
 +  * No IAX2 support 
 +  * No WAN port
  
-No [[IAX2]] support.+===== Default Settings =====
  
-http://192.168.5.150+Web management: http://192.168.5.150
  
-Web interface: admin/password +==== Default Credentials ====
-root: ys123456+
  
-Also see [[Asterisk-GUI]] and [[Asterisk-GUI]].+^Application    ^Username   ^Password      ^ 
 +|Web Management |admin      |password      | 
 +|CLI (SSH)      |root       |ys123456      |
  
-**Password Settings**+:!: You should change the ''admin'' password with the web interface on first login.
  
-Change the admin password on first login.  You can change the root (CLI) password with 'passwd' command.+:!: You should change the ''root'' password with the ''passwd'' command.
  
-**Network Settings**+===== Network Settings =====
  
-Change the IP address, enable [[SSH]] on port 22, save, then reboot the unit If you have trouble accessing the MyPBX at the new address, power cycle the unit.+  * Change the IP address, enable SSH on port 22, save, then reboot the unit 
 +  If you have trouble accessing the MyPBX at the new address, power cycle the unit
  
-**Date and Time**+===== Date and Time =====
  
-Set the timezone and reboot.+  * Set the timezone and daylight savings, then reboot
  
-**Voicemail Settings**+===== Voicemail Settings =====
  
-Set up the SMTP server settings.+  * Set up the SMTP server settings 
 + 
 +==== Local Mail Server ====
  
 For a local mail server with a trusted IP address: For a local mail server with a trusted IP address:
  
-SMTP Server <IPofServer+^SMTP Server  <IP_of_Server | 
-Port 25+^Port         25            |
  
 All else blank/unset. All else blank/unset.
  
-For SSL, I had to manually edit /etc/ssmtp/ssmtp.conf to be exactly:+==== Remote Mail Server ====
  
-mailhub=mail.sonoracomm.com:465 +For SSL, I had to manually edit /etc/ssmtp/ssmtp.conf to be something like: 
-AuthUser=smtp + 
-AuthPass=pill9gale+<file> 
 +mailhub=<your mailserver fqdn>:465 
 +AuthUser=<smtp user name> 
 +AuthPass=<smtp user password>
 UseTLS=YES UseTLS=YES
 root=postmaster root=postmaster
 hostname=mypbx hostname=mypbx
-rewriteDomain=sonoracomm.com +rewriteDomain=<your.domain.tld> 
- +</file>
-**Options** +
- +
-It is easiest to just use the defaults, but if you want to change these settings, do it first+
- +
-**Extensions** +
- +
-It is easiest to just use the default extensions, however you should modify them: +
- +
-* use strong passwords +
-* set pickup group to 1 +
- +
-**Trunks** +
- +
-The analog ports are already set up. +
- +
-**Outbound Routes**+
  
-If all outgoing calls are to be routed through the analog ports, edit the default route and change the pattern to "X." and do not strip any digits.+===== Options =====
  
-//At this point, you should be able to make an outgoing calland probably receive incoming calls too.+  * It is easiest to just use the defaults 
 +  * If you want to change these settingsdo it first
  
-//**Ring Groups**+===== Extensions =====
  
-The default ring group may be sufficientbut adjust to your needs and/or create other ring groups.  (i.e. "Reception")+  * It is easiest to just use the default extensions 
 +  * Howeveryou should modify them: 
 +    * use strong passwords 
 +    * set pickup group to 1
  
-**Inbound Routes**+===== Trunks =====
  
-The default inbound route may be sufficient.  It routes calls to the default "Welcome" IVR.  Minimally, you will want to re-record the 'default' greeting or edit the default inbound route to point to an extension or a ring group.+  * The analog ports are already set up
  
-**Time Conditions**+===== Outbound Routes =====
  
-Define your office hours Anything not included will be closed hours.+  * If all outgoing calls are to be routed through the analog ports, edit the default route 
 +    * Change the pattern to "X.
 +    * Do not strip any digits
  
-Monday-Friday 9:00-12:00 12:00-17:00 00:00-00:00 +:!At this point, you should be able to make an outgoing call, and probably receive incoming calls too.
-Saturday-Sunday 00:00-00:00+
  
-Enable and save.+===== Ring Groups =====
  
-**IVRs**+  The default ring group may be sufficient 
 +  Adjust to your needs and/or create other ring groups 
 +    Such as "Operators" or "Reception"
  
-First, decide if you want a phone or phones to ring before the IVR answers.  If you do, create a 'reception' ring group that goes to the 'welcome' IVR if no one answers.+===== Inbound Routes =====
  
-Re-record the 'default' IVR prompt for business hours. +  * The default inbound route may be sufficient 
-Record an 'invalid' IVR prompt. +    * It routes calls to the default "Welcome" IVR 
-Record new night' IVR prompt.+  * Minimally, you will want to: 
 +    * Re-record the 'default' greeting 
 +    * Or edit the default inbound route to point to an extension or ring group
  
-Edit the 'welcome' IVR.+===== Time Conditions =====
  
 +  * You may leave the Office Hours function disabled
 +  * Define your office open hours
 +    * Anything not included will be closed hours
  
-**Remote Extensions** __unfinished__+^Monday-Friday    |9:00-12:00  |13:00-17:00 |00:00-00:00 | 
 +^Saturday-Sunday  |00:00-00:00 |            |            |
  
-Forward UDP ports into the PBX:+:!: Enable and save
  
-5060 +===== IVRs =====
-10000-10200+
  
-Set remote extension definition:+  * First, decide if you want a phone or phones to ring before the IVR answers 
 +    * If you do, create a 'reception' ring group that goes to the 'welcome' IVR if no one answers 
 +  * Re-record the 'default' IVR prompt for business hours 
 +  * Record an 'invalid' IVR prompt 
 +  * Record a new night' IVR prompt 
 +  * Edit the 'welcome' IVR
  
-NAT+===== Remote Extensions =====
  
-**SIP Settings**+http://www.yeastar.com/download/Register-To-MyPBX-Remotely.pdf
  
-Set one of:+  * Forward UDP ports into the PBX: 
 +    * 5060, 10001-10200 
 +  * Set remote extension definition: 
 +    * NAT
  
-Extern IP (if static IP) +==== SIP Settings for Remote ====
-Extern Host (if dynamic DNS)+
  
-Also set:+  * Set one of: 
 +    * Extern IP (if static IP) 
 +    * Extern Host (if dynamic DNS) 
 +  * Also set: 
 +    * Extern Refresh ''5'' (if dynamic DNS) 
 +    * Local Network Address ''192.168.0.0/255.255.0.0''
  
-Extern Refresh 5 (if dynamic DNS) +===== Link Two MyPBX =====
-Local Network Address 192.168.0.0/255.255.0.0+
  
-Last changed (in Tomboy)2010-11-06 +http://www.yeastar.com/download/Intercommunication-between-two-MyPBX.pdf
-Note created (in Tomboy): 2010-07-12+
  
voice/pbx/yeastar/mypbx_soho.1361402180.txt.gz · Last modified: 2013/02/20 16:16 by gcooper