Configure a SIP trunk
You must configure a SIP trunk for outgoing calls to the mobile
numbers on
BlackBerry devices and, if
applicable, incoming calls from the
BlackBerry
devices.
If your organization's
BlackBerry Mobile Voice System installation is
configured for high availability, you must create a second SIP trunk to the
computer that hosts the other
BlackBerry MVS Server. All settings are identical except for the Device Name and the
Destination Address.
To add a new SIP trunk, in the
Cisco Unified
Communications Manager UI:
- Click Device > Trunk > Add New.
- In the Trunk Type drop-down list, select SIP Trunk.
The Device Protocol field will automatically pick SIP. In Cisco Unified Communications
Manager 8.0.3 and later, for Trunk Service Type, leave at None (Default)
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Field
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Suggested setting
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Setting for your organization's PBX
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Device Name
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This field specifies a name that describes what the
Cisco Unified Communications
Manager uses the trunk for (for example, MVS_TRUNK1
for the trunk for the
BlackBerry MVS).
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Device Pool
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This field specifies the device pool that you created for
the
BlackBerry MVS (for example,
DP_MVS_<SITEX>).
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Media Resource Group List
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This field specifies a media resource group list with media
termination point resources that correspond to the appropriate site.
If you select
None, the
Cisco Unified Communications
Manager uses the
media resource group list that is defined in the device pool.
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Location
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This field specifies a location for Call Admission Control
purposes. Select a location that corresponds to the site you are configuring the SIP trunk for.
A location setting of
Hub_None specifies unlimited available
bandwidth.
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| Media Termination Point Required |
Clear the check box if it is selected. |
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Inbound Calls section
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Connected Line ID Presentation
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This field specifies the calling line ID presentation that
the
Cisco Unified Communications
Manager uses to provide the calling number
information.
Select: Allowed
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Connected Name Presentation
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This field specifies the name presentation that the
Cisco Unified Communications
Manager uses to provide the calling number
information.
Select: Allowed
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Calling Search Space
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Select a calling search space that allows for calls out of
the PSTN to the phone numbers of
BlackBerry devices.
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Prefix DN
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Select the appropriate trunk access number to place PSTN calls (for example, 9).
This ensures that BlackBerry MVS can process a call to a BlackBerry MVS user when the user's profile does not reflect the trunk access number in front of the mobile number.
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Redirecting Diversion Header Delivery
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Select the check box.
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| Outbound
Calls section
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Calling Line ID Presentation
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This field specifies the calling line ID presentation that
the
Cisco Unified Communications
Manager uses to
provide the calling number information.
Select: Allowed
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Calling Name Presentation
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This field specifies the calling line ID presentation that
the
Cisco Unified Communications
Manager uses to
provide the calling name information.
Select: Allowed
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Redirecting Diversion Header Delivery
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Select the check box.
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| SIP
Information section
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Destination Address
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This field specifies the IP address of the computer that
hosts the
MVS Session
Manager; that is, the MVS Session Manager SIP IP Address.
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Destination Port
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The port number you specify here is the BlackBerry MVS MVS Session Manager Trunk Port. The default MVS Session Manager Trunk Port number is 6060.
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SIP Trunk Security Profile
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This field specifies the SIP trunk security profile you
created for the site you are configuring the SIP trunk for.
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DTMF Signaling Method
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This field specifies the configuration that the
Cisco Unified Communications
Manager uses for
DTMF.
Select:
No Preference
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