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Configure your SIP Trunk with PortalPBX

Step-by-step guides to connect the PortalPBX SIP trunk to your PBX, softphone or mobile app. If you get stuck, our team helps you remotely.

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Illustrative diagram — the real values come in your trunk activation sheet.

What you need

We send these details when the trunk is activated. The guides use placeholders in angle brackets.

SIP server (host or domain)
<servidor-sip>
Port and transport
<puerto> · UDP / TCP / TLS
SIP username
<usuario>
SIP password
<contraseña>
Assigned DID number(s)
<DID>
Authentication mode
Registro / IP
Enabled codecs
G.711 (alaw/ulaw) · G.729*

Key recommendations

Disable SIP ALG

Avoids one-way audio and dropped registrations.

G.711 first

alaw/ulaw first; G.729 only if enabled.

NAT set correctly

Public IP, local network and RTP range open.

Security

Firewall and long passwords against fraud.

Need a hand?

We configure it with you, remotely

If the manual setup does not work, contact support or open a ticket. We review registration, routes, codecs and NAT with you through a secure remote session.

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