VPN

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	For # see URL line after logging into PBXes with browser		For # see URL line after logging into PBXes with browser
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-	| Enable encyrption || optional	+	| Enable encyrption || yes
-	On Android phones encryption may not work depending on OS version	+
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	| DNS search domains || leave empty		| DNS search domains || leave empty
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-	| Username || <dragz>-<2>	+	| Username || <account name>-<extension no.>
-	e.g. pamsoft-200k	+	e.g. pamsoft-200
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-	| Password || <pinky>	+	| Password || pbxes
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[edit] VPN Service

If you want to hide all communication from your local network provider you can dial into our VPN service. All data packets will be encapsulated into a tunnel ending in our data center from where they enter your PBX or pass into public Internet. Configuration is as follows:

VPN type	PPTP
VPN name	your choice
VPN server	www#.pbxes.com For # see URL line after logging into PBXes with browser
Enable encyrption	yes
DNS search domains	leave empty
Username	<account name>-<extension no.> e.g. pamsoft-200
Password	pbxes

Please note:

• Minutes connected to VPN service will be added to your monthly bandwidth usage. Free Accounts allow to be connected for more than a day. For up to a few days a Premium Account would be OK, but regular usage requires a PRO Account which has no bandwidth limitation.

• VPN connections may be blocked by some network providers. Wireless LANs often do not route the underlying protocol for PPTP.

• Access to PBXes over VPN will only work reliable over TCP protocol. This is the default setting within Sipdroid.

• While connected you can only make and receive calls. To browser or mail, VPN needs to be disconnected.