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Revision as of 10:31, 22 January 2010
Service level
The GridPBX is an experimental service. We do not offer any service guarantee, neither express nor implied, about the suitability of this PBX for any purpose, in particular not for voice conversations. The GridPBX is operated by the PDP group as a playground, meaning that the number plan, connection details, hostnames and PIN codes may change at any time. We will try to keep this Wiki page up to date.
Security
Some services reachable from this PBX incur fees for Nikhef or for specific individuals in the PDP group. In most cases, such services are protected by a PIN code. If you care given the PIN to access these services, you must keep this PIN private and secure. Do not write it in emails and do not glue it to your phone or terminal.
Your connection details to register an extension with the GridPBX are also personal and private. Do NOT share these data with anyone, keep them private, and do NOT give them to your colleague, not even for testing. They are yours.
Privacy
This is not a public or corporate phone exchange, it's an experiment. Traffic logs will be kept for evaluation purposes, and traffic data may be kept for a period as long as two years. On the other hand, it may also be destroyed immediately. Conversations traversing the GridPBX MAY be recorded, including both person-to-person calls as well an conferencing and bridging connections. These recordings are usually available only to adminitrators of the GridPBX, but in the case of a securit incident they MAY be exposed to anyone in the world.
PLEASE do NOT make private calls through the GridPBX!
Also, note that everyone in the world will be able to call your extension directly with a SIP URL.
Connecting to the PBX
Registering an extension
To register your own SIP phone with internal phone number, please send a request by email to <grid.support@nikhef.nl> with the following information:
Your full name ikonet/hefnet/windows login name current extension number old PBX preferred voicemail PIN Enable voicemail (Yes/No)? Email address for voicemails: Enable call-waiting with music (Yes/No)?
When we have completed the setup, you will be issued with an extension number (not necessarily the same one that you have now!) and password to register your SIP phone
SIP connection parameters
Connect to windmolen.nikhef.nl (194.171.96.50) on port 5060/udp (default for SIP). Your registration URL will be formatted like
extension:password@windmolen.nikhef.nl
You can of course also make a (even parallel) SIP connection from your home. Just create a new internetphone on your Fritz!Box and point it to windmolen.nikhef.nl. You can then call for free from your home to Nikhef by selecting the proper prefix. And from there you can call EVO, or CERN again (if you have been assigned an outbound-PIN).
National number dial-in and the IVR
You can dial +31 (0)20 716 5293 to access the GridPBX Interactive Voice Response system. You'll be presented with a selection menu (like if you dialled 5293 from your own internal SIP phone).
Number plan
Number plan | ||
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number | Destination | Comments |
2261 | Willem van Engen | |
2262 | grid-mw-security phone conference | +31-20-592 2262, for PIN ask grid-mw-security(AT)nikhef.nl |
2263 | Anton Mors | |
2266 | BofH | |
2267 | Aram Verstegen | |
2268 | SK | |
2270 | WimH | |
2271 | RS | |
2272 | JT | |
2273 | Mischa Sallé | |
2274 | SG | |
2275 | Oscar Koeroo | |
2276 | Dennis van Dok | |
2277 | Jan Just Keijser | |
2279 | David Groep | |
5293 | NDPF IVR | |
84001 | MeetingPlace | FNAL conferences |
84002 | EVO phone bridge | |
84003 | GridConference bridge | alternative to direct-dial 842xxx |
84004 | Nagios status | |
84100 | Conference Grid and PDP | Permanent open conference for the Grid team |
84142 | Grid CSIRT conference | You'll need the user or admin PIN to join! |
842xxx | scheduled phone conferences | book via https://windmolen.nikhef.nl/?menu=conference |
843000 | Oscar On Tour | |
843001 | Mischa phone home... | |
85xxxxx | FNAL extension xxxxx | forwards to +1 630840xxxx, 0.01 EUR/min. Protected with your personal PSTN PIN. |
86xxxxx | CERN extension xxxxx | forwards to +41 2276xxxxx, 0.01 EUR/min. Protected with your personal PSTN PIN. |
87xxxx | WCW extension {2,3,5,8}xxx | forwards to +31 20 592xxxx, 0.01 EUR/min. Protected with your personal PSTN PIN. |
88x... | SURFnet MCU conference x... | For example 881111 connects to the BiG Grid meeting |
NDPF IVR
The Interactive Voice Response behind number 5293 (from outside: 0207165293) is the current single entry point for outside users and the only one that supports multiple inbound connections. The three obvious choices are
digit | Destination |
1 | Permanent Conference 6666 |
2 | EVO bridge |
3 | Grid Conference Bridge (842xxx conferences) |
6 | SURFnet MCU |
7 | Nagios status of the NDPF |
8 | DISA, protected with your personal DISA PIN. Request this PIN from the grid group |
Calling CERN and EVO
The GridPBS allows calls to any CERN 5-digit extension. This uses a VoipBuster outbound line and does cost money. It's about 0.01 EUR/min. To prevent abuse, you need a special PIN that you have to enter after dialling the 86xxxxx number. If you want such outbound access, please ask for a personal PIN for this service. And do not, never share this pin with others, also not with your room mates and colleagues, please.
Calls to the EVO bridge are free, just call 6001 from an inside line, or select "2" in the NDPF IVR! To call the EVO bridge from your own landline phone or mobile, call 020 716 5293, and then select "2".
Using the conference room
Call 020 716 5293 and press 1. You're now in the conference room. Watch out, this is an experimental service, so could happen that isn't working propely and there will not be any support for it.