Extensions
Setting Primary Phone Numbers
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Setting Primary Phone Numbers
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Extensions in MikoPBX are individual users of the system who are assigned internal numbers for making and receiving calls. They have personal accounts that allow you to configure access rights, call forwarding and other personal settings in the system.
The "Extensions" section displays a list of internal user accounts for employees. On the left side of each employee, the status of the authorized device is displayed. If the device is successfully authorized under the respective internal user account, a green circle is shown; otherwise, it appears gray.
In the search bar, you can find the desired contact. You can search by the employee's name, internal number, mobile number, or email address.
The form also provides the ability to sort the list of employees by name, internal number, mobile number, or email address. There are buttons for copying the account password to the clipboard, editing the account, and deleting the account.
To add a new employee, simply click on the "Add new extension" button.
On the "Basic Parameters" tab, you can configure the general settings for an employee's internal account:
Username: This value will be used for name substitution and displayed in the corresponding field on the phone screen.
Internal Number: This is the employee's internal extension number, which is also used as the login when connecting the phone.
Mobile Number: It is used for additional routing purposes.
Email Address: It is used for email notifications.
Password for SIP
Please ensure that the passwords for SIP accounts meet the following requirements:
The password length should be greater than eight characters.
The password should contain both uppercase and lowercase letters. The password should include numbers and special characters: "-", "_", "[]", "{}", "@", ";".
By setting complex passwords, you can enhance the security of the user accounts and protect them from unauthorized access.
Accesses the Advanced drop-down list:
Redefining the set string
In the "Redefining the set string" field, enter the dialing rule for mobile numbers according to your provider's requirements.
If you want employees to have the ability to record conversations, you can enable the Сall recording feature.
The setting determines how DTMF (Dual Tone Multi-Frequency) signals are transmitted over the SIP protocol. DTMF signals are used, for example, when dialing phone numbers or interacting with IVR systems.
This setting allows you to specify the transport protocol used for this account. The transport protocol determines how data is transmitted over the network. The most common transport protocols used in SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) are UDP (User Datagram Protocol), TCP (Transmission Control Protocol), and TLS (Transport Layer Security)
The subnet described in the "Network Firewall" section specifies the allowed subnet for this account. It determines which IP addresses or networks are permitted to connect to this account. Connections originating from other subnets will result in authentication errors.
This field is used to modify/override the configuration files of Asterisk. You can override almost all parameters. For example, when using chan_pjsip, a SIP account for an employee is described by the following sections:
To override fields in the sections, you should fill in the "Additional Parameters" field as follows:
On this tab, you can set rules for call forwarding when the employee is unavailable, busy, or does not answer.
Set the time period in seconds during which the call will be directed to the employee's internal account. If the employee cannot answer the call within the specified time, indicate to which number the call should be forwarded. By default, the call will be redirected to the employee's mobile number.
You can also specify the numbers to which the call should be redirected in case of busy and unavailable status.
Feel free to configure these parameters according to your preferences and requirements.
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