Optimum ESI-100 IP-PBX Manual 

3 3.1 Network Settings 4 3.2 SIP Programming 5 3.3 Extensions/DID 7 3.4 Backup/Restore 9 2 Table of Contents

the ESI-100 PBX for proper operation with Optimum Business Sip Trunking. The steps below describe the basic configuration required to enable the PBX to use Optimum Business SIP Trunking for inbound and outbound calling. Please refer to the ESI-100 PBX documentation to configure advanced PBX features. 2 Prerequisites Please follow the instructions in the Optimum Business SIP Trunk Set-up Guide. The set-up guide was left by the Optimum Business technician at installation. If you do not have the set-up guide, go to optimumbusiness.com/sip to download a copy. The set-up guide describes the steps needed to configure the LAN side of the Optimum Business SIP Trunk Adaptor (Edgewater 4552). This configuration guide provides the configuration steps for both PBX registration and Static IP or non-registration modes of PBX operation. The PBX used in the lab comprises of the following: Table 1 – PBX Information 3 ESI-100 Configuration The configuration described here assumes that the PBX is already configured and operational with station side phones using assigned extensions or DIDs. This configuration is based on ESI-100 version 12.5.25.0. 3 Manufacturer: ESI Model: ESI-100 Software Version: 12.5.25.0 Does the PBX send SIP Registration messages Yes (Yes/No)? Vendor Contact: www.esi.com

The ESI-100 system includes a management, SIP, and RTP port. They are 10.10.157.11, 10.10.157.12, & 10.10.157.13 respectively and all utilized the /24 netmask. To modify network settings first right click the site name and connect to Network/NSP. Navigate to Program>F8 IP Programming>F82 Local Programming>F824 NSP IP Programming and enter the address of the management port under NSP Private IP Address and the address of the Optimum Business Sip Trunk Adaptor under NSP Gateway IP Address. Next navigate to Program>F8 IP Programming>F84 SIP Card Configuration Programming. Under Card Type what should be selected is SIGNALING. The Primary Processor IP field is essentially the SIP port which will be used for signaling. The IP address of the Optimum Business Sip Trunk Adaptor should be entered under Gateway IP. The Primary Processor (SIP IP) address can be entered in the Public IP field. The Secondary Processor IP field will contain the IP address of the RTP port.

When done click Save followed by the Send Program Changes button above. 3.2 SIP Programming To program SIP the SIP port must initially be given an IP address. Navigate to Program>F8 IP Programming>F84 SIP Card Configuration Programming and assign an IP address to the SIP port under Primary Processor IP which in this case is 10.10.157.12 /24. Next navigate to Program>F2 CO Lines>F21 CO Lines>F214 SIP Line Programming>F2142 SIP Account Programming. The Prov. Num. field should be 1. The ITSP Name here was “ESI”. The selected vendor was COX CABLE –BD and the Signaling Card was 2. Note: Due to the limited number of options under Vendor to select, the COX CABLE –BD option was the one selected for registration mode. VOXITAS –FS in turn was selected for Static Mode. The Pilot DID, credentials, and SIP information should be entered in the fields that follow. The address of the Optimum Business Sip Trunk Adaptor should be entered under ITSP URI and Outbound Proxy. The RTP port range was “10000-11000” and the codec 711.

Programming>F2141 SIP Trunk Programming. The ITSP Name which in this case was “ESI” should be included for SIP Trunks 24-31 as shown. ID 1 under Ring 1 (Day) represents the Auto Attendant. Finally select Enable under F2145 Pilot Table for SIP Trunks as displayed below. When done click Save followed by the Send Program Changes button above.

Programming and confirm the device’s SIP port address remains specified under F84 SIP Card Configuration Programming. The vendor option can be one that excludes the registration fields. VOXITAS -FS in this example was chosen. 3.3 Extensions/DID To configure extensions and DIDs navigate to Program>F2 CO Lines>F22 CO Access Deny Tables>F224 DID & DNIS/ANI Transfer. Click Add from below then click the empty field under Number. Here is where the DID will be entered. Under Call Fwd (Day) and Call Fwd (Night) simply right click and select an available extension and this will be mapped to the entered DID. The Exception field defines the default route, in this case it is the Auto Attendant depicted as ID 1. Navigate to Program>F2 CO Lines>F24 Caller ID and select Enabled under Caller ID. 7

CO Lines>F22 CO Access Deny Tables>F222 Toll Restrictions and here numbers can be allowed or denied. Note: The Cablevision network supports Inband DTMF only. ESI uses Inband DTMFby default and this is not an configurable option.

by System Programming. Once a backup has been performed, a backup folder will appear under Program. Right click this folder to restore.