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Vybe Tech Sheets
Using your Vybe phone
Here are some key points about setting up and using your Vybe Phone.
Vybe-supplied phones will automatically configure themselves the first
time they are powered on with a working internet connection. This process
takes around 15 to 20 minutes to complete.
VoIP phones that are not provided by Vybe can also be set up to connect
to the Vybe Phone service. These phones can either be software running
on a phone or computer, or a physical phone that supports SIP. Please
consult both your phone's instructions for how to enter in your connection
details and the Vybe Control Panel's on the "VoIP settings" page
from the "Phone" menu.
Vybe Phone does not make use of the display name supplied by the phone.
That can be adjusted through the Control Panel, and changes will take
a few minutes to take effect.
Vybe does not provide a STUN or ICE server.
Analog phones can be connected to the Vybe Phone service using an
additional piece of hardware known as an ATA, or Analog Telephone
Adapter. The ATA fits between your phone and your internet connection
to both translate the modern digital communications of the internet
and handle the connection settings needed to connect to VoIP phone
services. This functionality is included in some routers.
The ATA would be configured in a similar way to a
VoIP phone.
The ability to connect a second VoIP phone to your Vybe Phone account is
an optional, free feature that can be enabled. This second connection
uses the same server and password as the primary connection settings, but
a different username. This username is "99999" followed by
five digits, your Vybe Networks account ID with zeros added to make
five digits.
Phones set up with this username can both place and receive calls through
the Vybe Phone service.
Calls can also be forwarded to an outside phone by entering that phone's
number into the "Cell phone" field of the VoIP Settings in the
Vybe Control Panel. Phones connected in this manner can only receive
calls made to your number in the Vybe Phone service. The voicemail
service of the forwarded phone may answer calls placed to your Vybe Phone
number.
All Vybe Phone accounts have voicemail. The mail box can contain up to
100 messages, and new voicemail messages are emailed to the linked Vybe
user account.
To manage your voicemail from your phone connected to the Vybe Phone
service, dial *98 and follow the prompts. To manage it from other phones,
call your Vybe Phone number and enter asterisk (*) while your voicemail
greeting is playing.
The voicemail management PIN can be found on the Vybe Control Panel's
"VoIP settings" page.
You can add more phone numbers for an additional charge. This allows you
to have local presence in other North American cities.
Your Vybe phone also has a SIP address. This means that anyone with a SIP
phone can call you for free from anywhere on the Internet.
For example, if your
phone number is "416-555-5555" and your login is "user" then your phone can
be reached as "sip:4165555555@Vex.Net" or "sip:user@Vex.Net". If you are
a virtual domain client we can also add addresses in your own domain.
Setting up a Vybe-supplied phone
Setting up other VoIP phones
Vybe Phone connection settings
Server or domain
voip.vybenetworks.com
Username or phone number
For most Vybe Phone users, this is a ten-digit phone
number without any punctuation. The primary username
for the Vybe Phone account is the "Phone number"
from the VoIP settings page.
Password
This password is the "SIP password" from the VoIP
settings page.
Connecting an analog phone
Connecting a second phone
Voicemail
Additional Phone Number
SIP Phone Address
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