Trunk

Trunk

A trunk refers to a communications line or link designed to carry multiple signals simultaneously to provide network access between two points. Trunks typically connect switching centers in a communications system.

Trunks have two options:
  1. An IP address can be assigned to a Trunk (Group) alongside a port. The default is 5060 and port 1 signifies to the switch to allow any port from the specified IP address.
  2. A SIP Registration can be configured to the switch's IP(s)

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