asimm.it wrote:
hi rich,
I think this can only be currently achieved using over a VPN connection.
You just need as mentioned before, the WAN IP address of the router that is used by the PBX router. If you do not have a fixed IP like myself then, it can be done via a dynamic IP address. (
www.dyndns.org)
I use it on a softphone that connects to the IPPBX remotely - just make sure that the User ID is the extension number@dyndns address i.e.
1001@dns.ath.cx with the extension you set up on the PBX, you would have set a password as well. This goes in the password box of the softphone.
Then, select proxy, and in the proxy settings address box, type your dyndns address i.e. dns.ath.cx.
Mine registers straight away. And, I can dial a different extension, which rings at the other end, however, at the moment, I cant hear or be heard - I am guessing this is a port issue at the moment and will get round to working on that.
Hope this helps
