Configuring QuestBlue Register Authentication Trunk
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Before proceeding with the next steps, you need to purchase a DID on the QuestBlue platform.
To create a new SIP trunk on the QuestBlue platform:
Select Trunks under SIP Trunks in the left menu
Click the Add Trunk button
Enter a name for the trunk, this is also the password for registering, please note it
Select Registration Trunk for the Trunk Type field
Choose an appropriate location for the Trunk Region, and note down the SBC domain, for example, sbc.questblue.com.
Max Channels: Leave it at its default value.
Click Create Trunk
After the SIP trunk is successfully created, it will appear on the list of SIP trunks on your account.
On the trunks list page, click the pen icon next to a trunk, please copy and note the password of this trunk.
To assign the DID to a SIP trunk, please follow the below steps:
Navigate to the menu Telphone Numbers > Telphone Numbers, you can see all active DIDs.
Click the pen icon next to a DID. In the popup window, select the desired trunk from the Trunk field combo box to assign the DID to it.
Click Submit to save changes.
You can repeat the above steps to assign more DIDs.
The QuestBlue Registration trunk refers to the Register Based Trunk in PortSIP PBX. You can configure the Register Based Trunk at either the PortSIP PBX system administrator level or the Tenant Admin level:
If configured at the system administrator level, you can share this trunk with tenants.
If configured at the tenant admin level, this trunk can only be used by the tenant itself.
Please follow the below steps:
Sign in to the PortSIP PBX Web Portal as a System Administrator or Tenant Admin. Navigate to the left menu and select Call Manager > Trunks.
Click the Add button to open a menu. From the menu, choose Register Based Trunk.
Enter the trunk name and choose the brand:
Name: Enter a friendly name for the trunk.
Brand: Select QuestBlue for this field.
DID Pool: This step is only for you at the Tenant admin Level to configure this Register Based Trunk, you will need to set up your QuestBlue DID numbers for this DID pool for this trunk.
This tenant can only use the DID numbers within the DID pool range to create inbound and outbound rules and configure the outbound caller ID for extensions.
The DID pool can consist of a single number, a range of numbers, or a combination of both. For example:
16468097065
16468097065-16468097066
16468097065-16468097066;16468097069
16468097065-16468097066;16468097070-16468097080
Click the Next button, and set up the trunk credentials.
Authentication name: Enter the QuestBlue trunk name that you specified in Create a SIP Trunk on the QuestBlue Platform, in this case, portsipRegUser.
Password: The password you noted in the Retrieve Trunk Password.
Click the Next button, you can adjust the options for the trunk.
Max Concurrent Calls: This field sets the maximum number of calls that PortSIP can establish with this trunk. You can adjust it to an appropriate value.
We recommend keeping the default settings for other options unless you have specific requirements.
This step is only available when configuring the Register-Based Trunk at the System Administrator Level. Click the Next button to assign this trunk to the tenants and provide your QuestBlue DIDs/Numbers to them with the DID Pool (DID numbers). A DID can be only assigned to one tenant.
A tenant assigned to this trunk can only use the DID numbers within the DID pool range to create inbound and outbound rules and configure the outbound caller ID for extensions.
DID Pool: The DID pool can consist of a single number, a range of numbers, or a combination of both. For example:
16468097065
16468097065;16468097066
16468097065-16468097066;16468097069
16468097065-16468097066;16468097070-16468097080
Click the OK button to save the changes, the trunk configuration is completed.
Once the PortSIP PBX successfully registers this trunk to the QuestBlue platform, in the trunk list page you will see the status displayed as Registered.
Now you can follow the article to Configuring inbound and outbound calls.
