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VoIP Innovations offers aggressive wholesale rates on carrier services that include everything from origination, termination, and SMS/MMS to advanced services such as E911 and Telecom Fraud Mitigation and in this wiki we shall layout the setup of VoIP Innovations SIP Trunks.
In this example bare in mind two things:
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Setup the Trunks
1)Go to Trunks   | 2)Choose Add SIP (Chan_pjsip ) Trunk   |
3)Name the trunk. In this example I am building them in reverse and named this one 'Secondary_Orig_Term_Server'   | 4)Go to pjsip settings and set Authentication to 'none', Registration to 'none' and enter 64.136.174.30 as the SIP Server.   |
5)Choose the Advanced Tab  | 6)Scroll down to 'Match (Permit)' and enter 64.136.173.31,64.136.174.30, 64.136.174.20,209.166.154.70,192.240.151.100   |
7)Now Create a second Chan_pjsip Trunk and name it 'Primary_Origination_Server', use 64.136.173.31 as the SIP Server and the same 'Match (Permit)' entry as the previous step. Submit the changes at this point. | 8)Make Firewall Entries by entering the Origination Proxies as trusted by going to Modules → Connectivity → Firewall and make the following entries in the Networks tab: Origination Servers Primary Origination Server 64.136.173.31 Secondary Origination Server 64.136.174.30 Tertiary Origination Server 64.136.174.20 Quaternary Origination Server 209.166.154.70 Quinary Origination Server 192.240.151.100 It is advised to label each entry for ease of management. |
EXAMPLE: This is what these entries should appear like in the Firewall GUI.   | NOTE: 'Primary_Origination_Server' indicates that this trunk will be used for Inbound calls only. 'Secondary_Orig_Term_Server' indicates a Secondary trunk for Inbound and is also your 'Termination' or 'Outbound' trunk. In some cases you may want to make five Inbound Trunks for each of the following proxies. ( This setup example doesn't require it ) Use the same list as the Match Permit and Firewall use. |
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For most circumstances, these three Outbound Routes are a good starting point. On a fresh install 1)click on the Add Outbound Route button to get started.   | 2) Create the 'E911-Leave-First' route ensuring that 'Route Type' is set to 'Emergency and set the 'Trunk Sequence for Matched Routes' to 'Secondary_Orig_Term_Server'   |
3) Set the 'E911-Leave-First' dial pattern as shown below.   | 4)Create a new Outbound Route named 'VI-Out' and set the 'Trunk Sequence for Matched Routes' to 'Secondary_Orig_Term_Server'   |
5)Set the 'VI-Out' dial pattern as shown below.   | 6)In preparation for creating the "International Calling" Outbound Route create a PIN Set to help secure the route as a recommended step.   |
7)Create an Outbound Route named 'International Calling' and set the 'Trunk Sequence for Matched Routes' to 'Secondary_Orig_Term_Server'   | 8)Set the 'International Calling' dial pattern as shown below.   |
9)Select Additional Settings then select the 'International Calling' PIN Set and Submit and Apply Config.   |
Create the Inbound Route(s)
Last step is to create your Inbound Route(s) and point the DID(s) at the desired destination. NOTE: By Default, Inbound calls will appear in the E164 format, i.e. +13607464343   Submit and Apply Config to complete this setup. | NOTE: You can change the DID format in the VoIP Innovations Portal → Endpoint Group Settings. To remove the "+" check the "Strip Plus" button and click "Update Endpoint Group" to apply the change. This will result in an 11 digit DID. For a 10 Digit DID, Uncheck the "Strip Plus" button ( if checked ) and check the "Strip CC" ( Country Code ) button and click "Update Endpoint Group" to apply the change. If you make any of these changes, go back and review your Inbound Routes to ensure that digits match ( 10, 11 or E164.)   |