Ports and Hostnames

Ports and Hostnames

DNS Settings

Proxy 

phone.techconnections.co.nz
TCP/TLS Proxy 
phone.techconnections.co.nz (port 5061)

SIP Peering IP Address 
103.212.52.50


Other

Our RTP Port Range
20000-50000

Our T.38 (faxing) UDPTL Port Range
20000-50000

Fax
fax.techconnections.co.nz

Primary NTP
nz.pool.ntp.org

SIP (UDP/TCP)
5060

SIP TLS proxy
5061 (phone.techconnections.co.nz)
 
If using TLS verify whether your PBX or IP phone requires a TLS flag to be set as transport.

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