Yeastar MyPBX-Basic configuration

Yeastar MyPBX Basic Configuration

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MyPBX Series

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Items

MyPBXSOHO

MyPBXStandard

MyPBXU100

MyPBX U200

MyPBXU300

MyPBXU500/U510/U520

Users 32 100 100 200 300 500

Concurrent Calls

15 25 25 50 50 80

VoIP Trunks 32 64 64 64 64 128

IVR 32 32 32 32 32 64

Conference Rooms

16 16 16 16 16 32

Ring Group 16 16 16 16 16 32

Ring Group Members

20 20 25 50 50 60

Paging group 16 16 16 16 16 32

Paging Group

Members20 20 25 50 50 60

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Port status indicator

RJ11 ports

USB port for external storage

Network Interface

LED lights for Corresponding port

MyPBX SOHO

Up to 4 Analog ports( FXO/FXS)

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MyPBX Standard

Port status indicator

RJ11 ports

LED lights for Corresponding port

USB port for external storage

Network Interface

Up to 16 Analog ports( FXO/FXS)

Up to 8 GSM/CDMA/WCDMA channels

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MyPBX U100

Up to 16 Analog ports( FXO/FXS)

Up to 8 GSM/CDMA/WCDMA channels

LED lights for Corresponding port

Network Interface

USB port for external storage

Port status indicator

RJ11 ports

Console port

Audio in/ out

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MyPBX U200

Up to 16 Analog ports( FXO/FXS)

Up to 8 GSM/CDMA/WCDMA channels

LED lights for Corresponding port

Network Interface

USB port for external storage

Port status indicator

RJ11 ports

Console port

Audio in/ out

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MyPBX U300

2 FXS Ports

1 E1 Port

E1 port

Console port

Audio in/ out

Network Interface

FXS Ports

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MyPBX U500

Up to 16 Analog ports( FXO/FXS)

Up to 8 GSM/CDMA/WCDMA channels

LED lights for Corresponding port

Network Interface

USB port for external storage

Port status indicator

RJ11 ports

Console port

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MyPBX U510

Up to 16 Analog ports( FXO/FXS)

Up to 8 GSM/CDMA/WCDMA channels

LED lights for Corresponding port

Network Interface

USB port for external storage

Port status indicator

RJ11 ports

Console port

E1 port

1 E1 Port

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MyPBX U520

Up to 16 Analog ports( FXO/FXS)

Up to 8 GSM/CDMA/WCDMA channels

LED lights for Corresponding port

Network Interface

USB port for external storage

Port status indicator

RJ11 ports

Console port

E1 ports

2 E1 Ports

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• Call Transfer• Call Forwarding• Call Pickup• Call Waiting• Call Back• Call Detail Records

• Queues• Ring Group• IVR• Call Holding • Music on Hold• Caller ID

• Three-way Calling• Voicemail• Speed Dial• Do Not Disturb (DND)• Call Blacklist• BLF

Basic Features

Call ParkingIP Phones Auto ProvisionConferencingDISATime Condition RoutingMWI

Voicemail to EmailT.38 FaxFax to EmailDial by namePIN UsersDistinctive Caller ID

One Touch RecordInbound/Outbound Routes

DNISCustom Prompts

Interoperable with Lync

DIDDOD

IntercomDistinctive Ringtone

SpyMobility Extension

MyPBX Advanced Features

VoIP

Service

Provider

LAN

Primary

Server

Secondary

Server

Heartbeat

detection

VoIP

Service

Provider

LAN

Primary

Server

Secondary

Server×

HOT STANDBY

• Automatic Detection

Secondary Server detect the system automatically.

Keep track on the system status.

• Auto SwitchIn case of the system broke down, the secondary

server will automatically take over as the SIP server.

• Fast and flexible installationSimple connection, realize all configuration through

web browser.

• Email and SMS alert

Once system break down happen, a email or SMS

will be sent to the adimistrator.

Auto Switch

Basic Configuration

Basic ConfigurationSystem and network settings

Configure and Register extensions

Configure Trunks

Outbound call control

Inbound call control

Other Basic Settings

Security and Backup

Warming Up

Part1. MyPBX ConnectionLet’s see how to connect Switch, IP phones, router and MyPBX in the same network

Warming Up (cont.)

Part2. Login MyPBX’s web interface

1. Power on your Laptop/PC and log in

2. Set the NIC (Ethernet Port) of your Laptop/PC to match MyPBX’s subnet. Example: Set the NICIP Address to 192.168.5.XXX and set the Subnet Mask to 255.255.255.0. Turn on the MyPBX andwait until the system initializes properly. This may take a few minutes. Once the RUN LED blinksgreen, it means the system is working normally.

3. Open your browser and go to http://192.168.5.150

Warming Up (cont.)

Log into web GUI and change a new IP addressFactory default IP address: 192.168.5.150Default username: adminPassword: password

Logic Steps

System and network settings

Step 1 Set a new IP address for MyPBX

Step 2 Set a new password for the web GUI

Step 3 Set the Date and Time for MyPBX

Step 4 Download the system prompts for MyPBX

System and network setting (Cont.)

• Set a new IP address for MyPBX

System and network setting (Cont.)

• Set a new password for the Web GUI

System and network setting (Cont.)

• Date and Time for MyPBX

System and network setting (Cont.)

• Download the system prompts for MyPBX

Extensions

Step 5 Define the extension preferences

Step 6 Set up analog and SIP extensions

Step 7 Register the extension in IP phone side

Extensions (Cont.)

• Define the extension preferences

Extensions (Cont.)

• Set up analog and SIP extensions

Extensions (Cont.)

• Register the extension in IP phone side manually

Extensions (Cont.)

• Register the extension via phone provisioning

Get configurations files from MyPBX

Trunks

Step 8 Configure the trunks well in MyPBX

Multiply trunks are supported in MyPBX, you need configure that depends on the trunk you got.

Trunks (Cont.)

• Configure the trunks in MyPBX

Trunks (Cont.)

• Trunks-E1/T1 trunk

Trunks (Cont.)

• Trunks-PSTN trunk

Trunks (Cont.)

• Trunks- GSM trunk

Trunks (Cont.)

• Trunks- VoIP Trunk

Trunks (Cont.)

• Trunks- VoIP trunk

Trunks (Cont.)

• Trunks- Service Provider trunk

Outbound call control

Step 9 Create outbound route which allows you to dial out through trunk we configured.

Outbound call control (Cont.)

• Logic

Input numbers—The numbers dialed through phones

Match dial Pattern — Special characters have special meanings

Transform digits—Copy from input/Remove/Insert digits

Send to destinations—Send to different trunks/branch offices

phone number

Match the Dial pattern

Check the next route

Transform digits

Send to destination

trunk

Yes

No

Outbound call control (Cont.)

• Outbound route page

Outbound call control (Cont.)

• Dial pattern

Dial pattern will match from the beginning to the end

We can choose different trunks for different callsFor 110, we can choose PSTNFor Local 7 digits calls, we might choose PRI or GSMFor Long Distance calls, we can choose VoIP trunk

X : Any Digit from 0-9Z : Any Digit from 1-9N : Any Digit from 2-9[12345-9] : Any digits in the brackets (in this example, 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9)The ‘.’ character will match any remaining digits. For example, 9011. will match any phone number that starts with 9011, excluding 9011 itself.

Inbound call control

Step 10. Define the business hours for company

Step 11. Set the inbound route with the destination pre-configured

Inbound call control (Cont.)

• Business hours

Inbound call control (Cont.)

• inbound call control

Inbound call control (Cont.)

Input

Is it in the blacklist

Give Dial Tone

Go to configured destination

Yes

Yes

No

Go to holiday destination

Yes

Go to non-office destination

No

No

MatchResource

trunk?

Yes

CheckNext rules

NoNo

Yes

• Logic

Reject the call

Match DID/CID

Mobile Extension

Match Business

hours

Match Holiday

Yes

Inbound call control (Cont.)

Play IVR prompt and wait for key

Key Press?

Reach Repeat count?

Wait for Key time out

Valid key?

Time out destination

Key event destination

Invalid destination

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

• IVR

Inbound call control (Cont.)

• Queue

Inbound call control (Cont.)

• Conference Room

Other basic settings

Step 12. Check the feature code for daily use

Step 13. Set Voicemail settings to send voicemail to mailbox

Other basic settings (Cont.)

• Check the feature code

Other basic settings (Cont.)

• Voicemail settings

Security & Backup

Step 14. Check basic Security settings

Step 15. Do backup when all finished

Security & Backup (Cont.)

• Check basic Security settings

Security & Backup (Cont.)

• Check basic Security settings

Security & Backup (Cont.)

• Check basic Security settings

Security & Backup (Cont.)

• Check basic Security settings

Hacker

Firewall

Sip attack packets

MyPBX can detect if an abnormal amount of SIP packets is sent to a SIP station, within a shortperiod of time. MyPBX will then add the IP address of the “guilty” host, to be blacklistedautomatically. Once an IP has been added to the blacklist, the host will no longer be able to sendany packets to MyPBX, unless the administrator deletes the IP from the blacklist manually.

Security & Backup (Cont.)

• Do backup when all finished

Backup the configurations when all tests work fine, you can download it to local pc for storage as well.

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