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  1. Brekeke PBX basic Info
  2. Security
  3. Update & Upgrade
  4. Configuration
    1. Installation
    2. User Management
    3. Brekeke PBX default settings
    4. Network Configuration
    5. Brekeke PBX Administration Tool
    6. Functions Configuration
      1. Processes on Brekeke PBX
      2. Performance optimization
      3. Access Control - System Admin Menu
      4. ARS (Automatic Route Selection)
      5. DID
      6. Auto Attendant
      7. BLF, SCA, and Presence
      8. Codec
      9. Voicemail
      10. Back up Brekeke PBX
      11. Callback
      12. Call Forwarding
      13. Call Hold/Call Transfer
      14. Call Hunting
      15. Call Pickup, Call Park
      16. Call Queue
      17. Call Waiting
      18. Conference Call
      19. Confirm Call
      20. Video Call
      21. Fax Support
      22. Flow Selection for a tenant
      23. Paging
      24. Phone ID settings
      25. Ring Group
      26. SRTP Support
      27. Stereo Recording Support
      28. Switching Plan
      29. Three-Way Calls
      30. Tutor Mode
      31. Caller ID from analog (PSTN) phones
      32. Change busy forwarding destination according to response
      33. Change Music On Hold
      34. Rotate Music On Hold
      35. Change recorded audio files destination location
      36. Change RFC2833 Payload
      37. Customize login page for each tenant
      38. Download phonebook info on provisioning
      39. Replace display name
      40. Session Management
      41. Set RTP packet's TOS value
      42. TCP Support
      43. Third-Party Call Control
      44. Microsoft OCS
      45. How to bypass Brekeke PBX
      46. How to create voice files (Fo IVR, Auto Attendant, Guidance) using your phone
      47. WebRTC
      48. Web Phone / Brekeke Phone
      49. Text to Speech
    7. Brekeke PBX Redundancy
    8. Remote Access of Brekeke Heartbeat
  5. Brekeke PAL option
  6. Integration with Zoho Products
  7. Add-ons
  8. Troubleshooting
  9. Developer's Guides
  10. User's Guide
  11. Version History

Third-Party Call Control

Using this feature, you can connect multiple SIP UAs through an external interface. That way, you can create systems like “Click-to-Call” and “Autodialer.”

 

Using HTTP-GET (or POST) and the Web Service interface, you can access Brekeke PBX externally. You can use HTTP-GET by doing the following:

 

  • Use regular expressions to set the allowed IP patterns at Brekeke PBX Admintool > [Options] > [PBX system settings] > [Valid client IP Pattern]. *1
  • Access the URL (format as below) using HTTP protocol from your PC with the IP addresses set at [Valid client IP Pattern].

 

*1.  On Brekeke PBX Multi-Tenant edition, valid client IP pattern is configured at each tenant menu > [Options] > [Tenant Options] > [Settings] > [Valid 3pcc client IP pattern].

 

URL format

http://<server-ip-address>:<server-port>/pbx/3pcc?tenant=<tenant-name>&to=<callee-number>&from=<caller-number>&user=<caller-user>&type=<type>

 

<server-ip-address>            IP address of server where Brekeke PBX is installed.

<server-port>                      The same port number you use to access Brekeke PBX Admintool.

<tenant-name>       The tenant name (Multi-Tenant PBX)

<callee-number>           The callee’s number or his/her SIP URI. (You can specify multiple numbers by dividing them with commas.)

<caller-number>      The caller’s number or his/her SIP URI.

<caller-user>                The Brekeke PBX User that is used to call out (caller). You can omit this if it is the same as “caller-number.”

<type>                         Specify “1” when you want to call both destinations simultaneously. Specify “2” when you want to connect the caller before connecting the callee.

<phone>                        An index number of the phone. (1 – 4, optional)

<page>                        true – Auto answer mode for the caller’s phone.

 

Response

Brekeke PBX will return the response: “succeeded: <ID number>.” This ID will be the ID used at the [Call Status] screen for the session.

 

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