Help needed for SIP

[mathieufitz]

Hello,
I am new to 3cx and looking to set it up in my house. I have a landline phone, and would like that all calls go through 3cx. So when someone calls my landline number it goes through 3cx.
I have an SIP account on my router to add a local ip phone but i'm not sure how i can get all calls to route from my landline number to 3cx.
Any help would be great

 

[mathieufitz]

these are all the details i have

 

[leejor]

If you get phone service, from a jack, on the back of your router, then it is already SIP. In most cases, providers that give service in this way are very reluctant to provide the details so that you can bypass the routers ATA and connect direct to 3CX as a SIP trunk.
What you can do it to use a SIP gateway. This allows a PSTN type phone line to be brought into 3CX as a trunk. There are a number of supported devices, most are multi line, and a bit of overkill if you just need a single line. Something like an SPA-3000, or SPA-3102, if you can find one, would do the job, but are no longer officially supported.

If you are using a SIP provider, then you would create a SIP trunk on 3CX (by provider name, or if not listed, then Generic), and fill in the information given to you by the provider.

 

[mathieufitz]

If you get phone service, from a jack, on the back of your router, then it is already SIP. In most cases, providers that give service in this way are very reluctant to provide the details so that you can bypass the routers ATA and connect direct to 3CX as a SIP trunk.
What you can do it to use a SIP gateway. This allows a PSTN type phone line to be brought into 3CX as a trunk. There are a number of supported devices, most are multi line, and a bit of overkill if you just need a single line. Something like an SPA-3000, or SPA-3102, if you can find one, would do the job, but are no longer officially supported.

If you are using a SIP provider, then you would create a SIP trunk on 3CX (by provider name, or if not listed, then Generic), and fill in the information given to you by the provider.

I have a phone line coming out of my router plugged in to my current home phone, but I have my ip phone connected to my network switch upstairs. My isp has provided me with internet and telephony, and I am able to make sip credentials but not an sip trunk.