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#4 Setting Up Inbound Destination

Details: Last Updated: Monday, 26 June 2017 07:00; Written by ipcomms

#4 Inbound Routing (Destinations)

Before you begin, be sure that you have a DID setup in your IPComms user portal (www.myipcomms.net) and that it is pointing to your PBX (this should have been done for your during signup). Contact IPComms customer service if you have any questions.

Configure Inbound Destinations:

Select Dialplan from the drop-down list and then click Destinations.

Click on the

button on the right.

Make sure Type is "Inbound", then enter your DID number into the Destination field.

Select where you want your inbound call to be delivered by making a selection in the Action drop-down field.

Then make sure Enabled is "True" and click save.

In the example above, when someone calls the phone number (DID) 555-867-5309, the call will be forwarded to extension 100.

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