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    This document provides instructions for setting up a Patton 411x series gateway with a 3CX hosted server using an SBC. It outlines changing settings on the Patton gateway to point to the SBC address for registration and routing. Once the Patton is configured, extensions should register in 3CX and calls can be made from the FXS endpoints. The document cautions that 3CX hosted systems are not recommended for fax machines.

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    This document provides instructions for setting up a Patton 411x series gateway with a 3CX hosted server using an SBC. It outlines changing settings on the Patton gateway to point to the SBC address for registration and routing. Once the Patton is configured, extensions should register in 3CX and calls can be made from the FXS endpoints. The document cautions that 3CX hosted systems are not recommended for fax machines.

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    This document provides instructions for setting up a Patton 411x series gateway with a 3CX hosted server using an SBC. It outlines changing settings on the Patton gateway to point to the SBC address for registration and routing. Once the Patton is configured, extensions should register in 3CX and calls can be made from the FXS endpoints. The document cautions that 3CX hosted systems are not recommended for fax machines.

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    Patton SN411x Gateway via 3CX SBC

    This guide will help you setup a Patton 411x series gateway with a 3CX Hosted server in the cloud via
    the 3CX SBC.

    We will not be covering 3CX phone system setup on a


    hosted platform or on the 3CX SBC itself. If you require
    this particular step beforehand please refer to the links
    below:

    https://www.3cx.com/partners/hosted-pbx-providers/

    Setting up remote extensions and provisioning with


    3CX: https://www.3cx.com/docs/provisioning-remote-
    extension/

    Setting up the 3CX SBC for Raspberry Pi, Linux and


    Windows: https://www.3cx.com/docs/3cx-tunnel-
    session-border-controller/

    NOTE: We would recommend using remote STUN for


    single remote phones only. If you would like to use
    more than a single endpoint please look at installing an
    SBC.

    To set this up we would first setup the gateway and


    phones as we would a standard gateway in the local
    LAN and then make alterations to support the SBC.

    First create the extensions you require for your FXS end-points in 3CX. These will be required for the
    creation of the gateway itself in the FXS/DECT section within the PBX. This is a standard-local
    configuration of which you can use this 3CX online guide for assistance: https://www.3cx.com/voip-
    gateways/patton-smartnode-sn4112-fxs/

    Once done log into the Patton device and make the following changes manually or take a copy of the
    configuration file (that you can download from 3CX) and alter the settings in the file itself. You can
    import the configuration back into the Patton.

    Change the following settings by logging into the Patton interface (four settings in total):

    Telephony / Call-Router / Interfaces/SIP Interface IF_SIP:


    Change the Remote User Agent Host Name / Port and Local User Agent Host Name / Port to the
    Address for the SBC.
    Telephony / SIP / Location Service/ LS_ALL_LINES:
    Change the Domain to the SBC address.

    Telephony / SIP / Location Service/ LS_ALL_LINES/Identity group/default:


    Change the Registration outbound - Registrar.

    Once complete you should see in the 3CX PBX interface that the phones now register and the
    Extensions go green. You should now be able to make calls from your FXS endpoints.

    NOTE: We do not recommend or support 3CX hosted systems and Patton gateways for FAX
    machines. If your client wished to use FAX with their 3CX system please advise that they will need to
    go for an on-premise PBX system

    For assistance, please contact EFL today:

    Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]


    Telephone: 01189 166945 Telephone: 01189 166947

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