Linksys SPA9000 - a lot of PBX; Default settings include support for 4 SIP clients. With two FXS ports, the total number of local clients is up to six.
Linksys SPA9000 is a full-featured PBX, on which device you can register as extensions (external numbers), use the non-functional functions of traditional telephony, and operate as internal calls and external calls through VOIP providers connected to the Linksys SPA9000.
The Linksys SPA9000 has standard dialing options for the PBX function: transfer, forwarding, parking, intercom, group calls (call hunt / simultaneous ring), DID setting (routing input calls are always called DID), music when wakefulness, “no turbulence” mode and conference calls.
The choice of high-power IP phones from Linksys / Sipura, and the SPA941 itself (as well as 901, 921, 922 and 942) opens up a bunch of great possibilities for the customer. Being turned on on the LAN side of the SPA9000 (either directly or through a switch / router), these phones automatically retrieve the configuration file from the SPA9000, internal numbering and are always ready until the end Dzvinkiv. When you change the settings of the SPA900 itself, the devices will automatically update the configuration of IP phone connections!
Of course, the SPA900 can also enable any device that uses the SIP protocol. If you don't use auto-configuration, you can choose any SIP device you choose.
The default configuration of the Linksys SPA9000 includes support for four SIP clients. With two FXS ports, the total number of local clients is one to six.
Linksys SPA9000 supports up to 4 different external VOIP providers, both for incoming and outgoing calls. Outgoing calls can be routed either manually or automatically via a dial plan. Input calls can be assigned to the private menu, to a specific extension number, or to a hunt group.
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