Revision as of 04:05, 25 January 2021

Introduction

Skype Connect provides connectivity between your business and the Skype community. By adding Skype Connect to your existing SIP-enabled PBX, your business can save on communication costs with little or no additional upgrades required.

With Skype Connect, your business can make great value Skype calls and receive calls from your customers using your desk phones. Customers using Skype can call your company’s Skype number with just a click of a button – using the Click & Call feature – making your company easier to reach.

ProSbc is capable to connect your IP-PBX to Skype for low-cost VoIP calls using Skype Connect. This is a simple how-to connecting ProSBC to Skype.

Prerequisites

ProSbc devices must be installed as described in their respective installation guides.
Skype Connect Account

Typical Skype Connect Sample

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SKYPE CONNECT CONFIGURATION

(Step 1) Create IP Network	(Step 2) Create Protocol Stack	(Step 3) Create Call Route
Configuring an IP Virtual Port Configuring a VLAN Configuring IP Interfaces Create an IP port range	Create an IP port range Create a SIP stack Create a SIP transport server Modify profile Allocate a SIP NAP Allocate an open SIP NAP	Create a first call route

Example Configuration

Step by step example Skype Connect with ProsBC configuration.

Skype Connect Example Configuration

Troubleshooting

Call Trace (Paid version only)	Test Call (Paid version only)	TBReport	Advanced Troubleshooting of ProSBC
Configure call trace Retrieve call trace	Creating a Test Call	Capture a report of the system	Advanced Troubleshooting of ProSBC

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 With Skype Connect, your business can make great value Skype calls and receive calls from your customers using your desk phones. Customers using Skype can call your company’s Skype number with just a click of a button – using the Click & Call feature – making your company easier to reach.
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+[[ProSBC|ProSbc]] is capable to connect your IP-PBX to Skype for low-cost VoIP calls using Skype Connect. This is a simple how-to connecting ProSBC to Skype.
 ==Prerequisites==
-*[[FreeSBC|FreeSBC]] devices must be installed as described in their respective [[Product_Installation_SBC|installation guides]].
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