phone.systems™ trunk settings reference#
This reference describes the fields available when creating or editing an inbound phone.systems™ trunk. The settings are grouped by the tabs shown in the DIDWW User Panel and cover the trunk name, caller ID format and prefix, and CNAM lookup. Calls are delivered to the phone.systems™ PBX associated with the DIDWW account.
For configuration steps, see Create a phone.systems™ trunk or Manage phone.systems™ trunks.
General#
The General tab identifies the trunk.
Field |
Availability |
Description |
|---|---|---|
Name |
Required |
Name used to identify the trunk in the DIDWW User Panel. The default
value is |
Unlike SIP and PSTN trunks, a phone.systems™ trunk does not require a SIP destination, PSTN destination, trunk-level capacity setting, or ringing timeout setting.
Number Translations#
The Number Translations tab controls the caller ID delivered to phone.systems™.
Field |
Availability |
Description |
|---|---|---|
Editable |
Format applied to the caller ID in the SIP |
|
CLI Prefix |
Optional |
Prefix added before the caller ID after format conversion. Enter up
to six characters containing digits or |
CLI Format values#
Value |
Format |
Description |
|---|---|---|
E.164 |
Country code, area code, and number |
Converts the caller ID to E.164 format. This is the default and
recommended value. The number is delivered without |
Raw |
Unmodified |
Sends the caller ID unchanged, as received from the originating network. |
Local |
Area code and number |
Converts the caller ID to the local numbering plan of the DID number’s
country of origin. For example, |
Note
DIDWW transfers the caller ID accurately for local calls. International caller ID conversion depends on third-party providers and may not always produce the expected value.
Additional Services#
The Additional Services tab controls caller name lookup for incoming calls.
Field |
Availability |
Description |
|---|---|---|
Enable CNAM Lookup |
Optional |
Looks up the caller name associated with a U.S. caller ID and delivers
it as the display name in the SIP |