NZSIP User Information
Configuration Summary
Info
More information on each of these summaries can be found below, but here's the TL;DR section:
SIP Server
- SIP Server:
nzsip.nz(NZ/AU subscribers) orworld.nzsip.nz(International subscribers)
- Port: 5060
- Username: your-extension-number
- Password: your-secret
LDAP Directory
- LDAP Directory:
ldap://nzsip.nz(NZ/AU subscribers) orldap://world.nzsip.nz(International Subscribers)
- Base DN:
dc=nzsip,dc=nz - Anonymous Bind
Direct Dial
- to Hams Over IP: 577 extension
- to Amateur Wire: 910 extension
- from either: 640 nzsip extension
Configuring your Device
You can utilise any SIP phone or device as an extension on NZSIP. On provisioning of your extension you will receive an email with the following details:
- SIP Server - the hostname you need to connect to for your SIP service; NZSIP uses the default 5060/udp port for SIP.
- Username - this is your username used for registering and for authenticating calls made to NZSIP. It is the same as your extension number.
- Secret - this is the secret/password used for authenticating your SIP device.
Your device should send registration events; this is what tells NZSIP where to reach your phone.
The SIP server will be either one of nzsip.nz or world.nzsip.nz depending upon which region you are located in.
See our Device Configuration Guide for specific information relevant to various devices, contributed by our community.
Voicemail
A mailbox is configured for all extensions by default. To reach your mailbox dial *97.
The default PIN for accessing your mailbox is the same as your extension. It is highly encouraged that you at minimum change this PIN even if you do not intend to use your mailbox service.
On first access of your mailbox the Comedian VoiceMail you will be stepped through a simple process to set your greetings and PIN number.
Extension Status
You can view the status of the extensions directly connected to our network at our multi-exchange BLF indicator.
Exchanges
NZSIP currently operates 2 exchanges:
- Oceania (AU/NZ) -
nzsip.nz - Worldwide -
world.nzsip.nz
Numbering Plan
NZSIP utilises 5 digit numbers for all our extensions, we use the following numbering plan:
| Prefix | Description | Exchange | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5x xxx | Exchange 1 Prefix (AU/NZ) | nzsip.nz | |
| 50 xxx | Australian Extensions | ||
| 53 xxx | New Zealand Extensions | ||
| 59 xxx | Services, Conferences & Bridges | ||
| 6x xxx | Exchange 2 Prefix (World) | world.nzsip.nz | |
| 610 xx | World Extensions | ||
| 611 xx | Americas Extensions | ||
| 612 xx | Oceania Extensions | ||
| 620 xx | Europe Extensions | ||
| 621 xx | Americas Extensions | ||
| 622 xx | Africa Extensions | ||
| 623 xx | Asia Extensions | ||
| 69 xxx | Services, Conferences & Bridges |
Other Networks
| Prefix | Description |
|---|---|
| 577 * | Inter Exchange Trunk - Hams Over IP |
| 910 * | Inter Exchange Trunk - Amateur Wire |
See our Devices page for information on configuring various phones, systems and software with NZSIP.
Network Services
Test and local service numbers:
- *43 – Echo Test
- *60 – Speaking Clock
- *68 – Wake Up Calls
- *65 – Speak Your Exten Number
- *97 – My Voicemail
Other services to try:
- 69199 - Amateur Radio News Services Playout
- 69200 - Digital Voice DMR Worldwide Talkgroup Bridge (TG 90,91,92,333,666)
- 59801 - IVR Adventure Game
- 59802 - Your Call is Important to Us (Menu Maze Game)
Advanced Services
Blacklist Management
We offer the ability to manage your own caller blacklist.
- *30 - Add number to blacklist
- *31 - Remove number from blacklist
- *32 - Add last caller to blacklist
Additionally you can utilise an allow list for priority calls and enable the reception of calls only from listed numbers; this is similar to Do-Not-Disturb but allows you to specify numbers who are allowed to reach you:
- *38 - Add a number to the allowlist
- *39 - Remove a number from the allowlist
- *40 - Add the last caller to the allowlist
- *41 - Pause or unpause Allowlist checking
Call Waiting & Forwarding
- *70 - Call Waiting Activate
- *71 - Call Waiting Deactivate
- *72 - Call Forward ALL Activate
- *73 - Call Forward ALL Deactivate
- *74 - Call Forward ALL (Prompted) Deactivate
- *90 - Call Forward Busy Activate
- *91 - Call Forward Busy Deactivate
- *92 - Call Forward Busy Prompting Deactivate
- *93 - Call Forward All Prompting Activate
- *94 - Call Forward Busy Prompting Activate
- *95 - Call Forward No Answer/Unavailable Prompting Activate
- *96 - Call Forward Toggle
Do Not Disturb
Control the Do-Not-Disturb Mode
- *76 - DND Toggle
- *78 - DND Activate
- *79 - DND Deactivate
Direct Dial
NZSIP is interconnected with both Hams Over IP and Amateur Wire.
NZSIP numbers can be dialled from either Hams Over IP or Amateur Wire by prefixing the NZSIP number with 640.
When dialling other services your caller ID information will be automatically prefixed with the necessary information for the other party to return the call to the number they missed. Additionally your name will be prefixed with NZSIP-.
Hams Over IP
You can phone Hams Over IP extensions by prefixing the number with 577.
You can find the Hams Over IP phone book on their website
Amateur Wire
You can phone Hams Over IP extensions by prefixing the number with 910.
You can find the Amateur Wire phone book on their website
LDAP Directory
Our LDAP directory is at the same hostname as your exchange, you are encouraged to use the same LDAP directory as exchange you were allocated. These directories are mirroed copies of each other and the content will be the same:
- ldap://nzsip.nz
- ldap://world.nzsip.nz
Anonymous bind is supported and allows searching of the NZSIP or global ham phone directories.
The global directory can be searched using dc=nzsip, dc=nz. The Organisational units ou=nzsip or ou=external can be prefixed to the base DN to limit your search within the NZSIP or global directories.
Extensions on other services returned by the NZSIP directory are automatically prefixed with the correct dialing code to reach that particular network.
See our Phone Configuration guide for how to configure the directory on your specific phone.
Cisco XML Directory
Our directory is also available as a Cisco XML Application for use with older Cisco phones expecting Cisco Call Manager; this directory application can be used by specifying http://services.nzsip.nz/directory as the Directory URL in your phone configuration file.