QuestBlue SIP Trunk Registration and How to Configure it on the Vodia PBX
Published on:
April 16, 2021
QuestBlue offers a seamless SIP trunk registration process designed to enhance VoIP services for businesses using the Vodia PBX system. By setting up a SIP registration trunk, users can efficiently manage their call channels, with the option to specify the number of channels or assign Direct Inward Dialing (DID) numbers for streamlined inbound communication. The integration not only simplifies the registration of SIP accounts but also provides a reliable framework for connecting calls via Vodia’s robust platform, making it a popular choice for businesses looking to enhance their telecommunications infrastructure. For more detailed information about QuestBlue's services and configuration, you can visit their official site at QuestBlue.com or explore our Vodia documentation.
Here's how to set up the QB SIP registration trunk.
Login in to your QB account and navigate to Services -----> SIP Trunks ----> Add SIP Trunk
Creating your SIP registration trunk
Next, create a new SIP account.
Trunk name: This will be the user account
Trunk Type: Choose Trunk Registration (if you don't see trunk registration, open a ticket with QB on your portal and request its addition to your account)
Max number of channels: Level blank or add how many channels this trunk will have
💎 You can also assign a DID number to this registration account for inbound calls to the PBX.
Press and create the SIP account:
Next, go to the list of SIP trunks providers under Trunks: there you’ll see the QuestBlue SIP registration option. Enter your user and password credentials from your registration account.
Enter your user name and password from your QuestBlue account, then save. A phone number or Direct Inward Dialing number (DID) can be assigned to an account where the phone or the Vodia App will ring. To learn more, please visit https://doc.vodia.com/docs/did-management
For more info on Questblue SIP trunking services, visit QB at https://questblue.com/.
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