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D-Link DIV-140 User Guide 25
Example: If port phone numbers are 8001, 8002, etc and it is required that calls starting with 91 should be directed to the local ports then add
a destination entry with name as “Local Destinations” with destination type as dialed local FXO port. And in the ACR Table add an entry with
prefix as 91 and strip 2 digits pointing to this destination. Now if user dials 918001, then call will end up on port 1, 918002 it will end up on port
2 and so on.
3. Hunt Group: Select this to point the destination to one of the configured hunt groups.
Example: Say it is required that if customer dials help desk number (say 9901) then call should be established with the first free port, in that
case add a destination entry with name “Help Desk” pointing to hunt group of all ports and add a ACR entry with prefix as 990 pointing to this
destination. Here the phone numbers of ports are 9901, 9902, etc.
4. VoIP Number @ VoIP Server: Select this to point the destination to a particular endpoint number which is registered on same VoIP server as
configured on this device.
Example: Say if Albert (using port 1) requires that as soon as he goes off hook the call should be established with Peter (phone number 6500
registered on same VoIP server) then add a destination with name as “Peter” with type as VoIP number 6500 and in port configuration enable
hotline for port 1 to this destination.
5. Forward to VoIP Server: Select this to point the destination to configured VoIP Server. This helps in inter-office communications.
Example: Say it is required to forward all calls starting with 1303 to VoIP server then add a destination with name as “VoIP Server” of type
forward to VoIP server and in ACR add entry to direct all calls starting with 1303 to this destination.
6. VoIP End Point: This can be used to configure the destination to make calls to other SIP clients without going through the configured SIP server.
This feature does not require the device to be registered to server.
User ID or phone number of the SIP client. Usually this is the user part of the SIP URL.
Enter the IP Address or domain name of the SIP client.
Enter the port address of the SIP client. Default: 5060.
Example: If the SIP URL of client is “sip:bob@somedomain.com:5060”, then configure “bob” in User ID field, “somedomain.com” in Host Domain
and “5060” in Port.
User ID:
Host IP/Domain:
Port: