SIP Account

Updated at June 2nd, 2023

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Table of Contents

Sip Username Authentication Mode SIP Password Password policy: Server Location SIP Server CA Certificate Inbound Call Rule - Outbound Call Rule Note: Main Trunk Number Basic SIP Configuration

Sip Username

This is used for provisioning purposes.

Authentication Mode

There are 2 types of SIP:

Account

Username, Password, Server Domain are required to register a SIP account

IP

Fill in the Transport Protocol, IP Peer, and Port to register the SIP account.

Transport Protocol: choose the protocol you would like us to send to you,
- UDP
- TCP
- TLS
IP Peer: fill in your IP Address. We will only send the voice to and charge the usage of this IP address.
Port number: Ports are standardized across all network-connected devices, with each port assigned a number. Most ports are reserved for certain protocols — for example, all Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) messages go to port 80. While IP addresses enable messages to go to and from specific devices, port numbers allow targeting of specific services or applications within those devices.

SIP Password

This password will be used for provisioning purposes if the Authentication Mode = Account.

There are two ways to reset and get the SIP password:

Automatically generate a password
Create a password

Password policy:

Length = 14
Requires at least one uppercase letter
Requires at least one lowercase letter
Requires at least one number
No reusing of last ten passwords

Server Location

Let you know where our server is located.

SIP Server

We provide 2 types of information here:

Sip Domain: Use sip<x>.b3networks.com (e.g: sip5.b3networks.com) if the Authentication Mode = Account
IP Address: Use our IP Address to send your calls if the Authentication Mode = IP

CA Certificate

You can download our Certificate Authority from here when needed.

Inbound Call Rule - Outbound Call Rule

The user can select the Inbound/Outbound Call Rule in SIP Trunk after creating them on the Manage Organization page.

Note:

Click here for how to create an Inbound Call Rule.
Click here for how to create an Outbound Call Rule.

Main Trunk Number

This is where you choose the caller ID for your SIP. The ID can only be your purchased SIP numbers.

Basic SIP Configuration

General information

This part gives you the basic SIP information:

Supported Codes: G.729, GSM, G.711A, G.711U
Dial Pattern: indicates how to dial a number/make a call from SIP
- <Country Code> + <Area Code> + <Phone Numbers>
SIP Protocol: Transport protocol: TCP vs UDP
- TCP gives more control
- UDP lighter
- TLS (secure)
SIP Registration Period: 3600s
Audio Format: RTP
RTP Payload Size: 20ms
DTMF: only supports RFC2833. (IVR)

Firewall Configuration

A firewall is a network security system that monitors and controls the incoming and outgoing network traffic based on predetermined security rules.

Voice call = Audio + Signaling

*Make sure Firewall allows traffic following the rules mentioned in the SIP App:

Signaling (SIP):

IP Addresses: 54.251.119.119
Ports: 5060 (UDP/TCP)
Direction: Both incoming and outgoing

Audio (RTP):

IP Addresses: 54.251.255.196 to 54.251.255.211
Ports: 10000-30000 (UDP)
Direction: Both incoming and outgoing

NAT Configuration (Optional. Use only if PBX is behind NAT)

NAT Traversal: STUN
STUN Server: stun.hoiio.com
STUN Port: 3478-3479
STUN Protocol: UDP/TCP
Direction: Both incoming and outgoing

None-Supported Features

Call Transfer
SIP Refer
SIP Subscribe
SIP Message
SIP Publish
Session Timers
P-Asserted-Identity
Remote-Party-ID
Voice Activity Detection
SIP ALG

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