From Taridium

Contents 1 Administrator's Manual 1.1 Intended Audience 1.2 Content Table 1.2.1 Installation and Registration 1.2.2 Configuration 1.2.3 Advanced Topics 1.2.4 End User Panel 1.2.5 Using ipbx 1.2.6 Optional Modules 1.2.7 Backup and Troubleshooting 1.3 How-To's

Administrator's Manual

Taridium's ipbx enterprise VoIP platform combines all the advantages of an open standards solution with user friendly interfaces, extensive features and the ability to manually configure and customize your PBX.

Intended Audience

This document is written for administrators of the Taridium ipbx 2.0 and ipbx 2.0 eXpress (current release) enterprise pbx management interface. Whenever not specifically mentioned, instructions apply to the ipbx administrator interface. See accessing ipbx.

Content Table

Installation and Registration

• Installing ipbx
• Registering ipbx

Configuration

• Initial Configuration

• System Setup
• Network/DHCP/DNS/Date&Time
• Devices

• System Configuration

• Phone Provisioning
• Users

• Channels
• Voicemail
• Features
• Devices

• Trunks
• Routes
• Applications

• IVRs (Auto-Attendants)
• Groups
• Queues
• Conferencing
• Features

• Manual Editor

Advanced Topics

• Diagnostics
• Voice Prompts
• Music On Hold
• Permissions
• Extension Roaming
• Mass Provisioning
• Manual Dialplan Configuration
• Phone Browser XML Applications
• Upgrading ipbx
• Bandwidth Usage
• Network Firewall Configuration

End User Panel

• End User Panel

• Calls
• Voicemail
• Conferencing
• Contacts
• Features

• Call Forwarding
• Call Follow Me
• Voicemail Settings
• Voicemail Prompts
• Call Screening and Blocking
• Extension Roaming
• Call Recording

• Supervisor Panel

• Apple iPhone™ Interface

Using ipbx

• End User Documentation PDF

Optional Modules

• Optional Modules

• On Call Notifications
• Multi Site
• Presence Hours
• Remote Extensions
• Delayed Paging
• End-User URL Control
• Unified Voicemail
• Additional Line/Softphone
• iSymphony Module

Backup and Troubleshooting

• Backup
• Troubleshooting

How-To's

• Setting up a trunk with Bandwidth.com