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Yeastar S-Series SIP Trunk Configuration

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SIP Servers:
  • West Coast (AU): siptcp.simtex.com.au
  • East Coast (AU): siptcpeast.simtex.com.au

Choose the server closest to your PBX. The S-Series supports DNS-NAPTR transport for automatic server discovery and failover.

Do not expose your PBX to the public internet. In 99.9% of cases you do not need any ports forwarded on your router or firewall to connect to Simtex. If you are unsure, speak to us first.
S-Series vs P-Series: If you have a Yeastar P-Series (P550/P560/P570), use our Yeastar P-Series guide instead. The P-Series has a different menu layout and updated terminology.
Trunk types explained: The S-Series calls these VoIP Register Trunk, VoIP Peer Trunk, and VoIP Account Trunk. Select Register Trunk for Simtex — the PBX authenticates with your account credentials and registers with our SIP servers.
DNS-NAPTR for automatic failover: Instead of selecting TCP as the transport, you can select DNS-NAPTR and set the port to 0. The PBX will query DNS SRV/NAPTR records to automatically discover the correct server, port, and transport — providing automatic failover across our geo-redundant server farms.
East Coast? Replace siptcp.simtex.com.au with siptcpeast.simtex.com.au in both the Hostname/IP and Domain fields if your PBX is located on the East Coast of Australia (NSW, VIC, QLD).
Realm field: The S-Series has a Realm field that defaults to YSAsterisk. Clear this field (leave it blank) to avoid registration failures. An incorrect Realm value will cause your trunk to fail authentication with a 401/407 error.
Channel security: Set Maximum Channels to the number of concurrent calls you actually need. This acts as a hard limit — if your system is compromised, attackers can't exceed this call count.
G.711 A-Law is the standard codec for Australian PSTN interconnection. It provides toll-quality audio at 64kbps with zero transcoding overhead. Always place it first.

Recommended Dial Patterns for Australian Numbering

DescriptionDial PatternStripPrependExample Dialled
Local (8-digit with area code)XXXXXXXX094883344
National / Mobile (leading 0)0XXXXXXXXX00412345678
Emergency0000000
1300 / 1800 Numbers1[38]00XXXXXX01300888519
13 Numbers (6-digit)13XXXX0131313
International (0011)0011.0001161894883344
International dialling: If you do not need international calls, simply leave out the 0011 dial pattern. This is the simplest way to prevent unauthorised international dialling and potential toll fraud.
Wildcard syntax: Yeastar uses Asterisk dial pattern notation. X matches any digit 0–9, Z matches 1–9, N matches 2–9, and . matches one or more characters.
Trunk not registering? Check these common issues:
  • Verify your account number (214XXXXXXX) and password — copy/paste to avoid typos
  • Ensure the Realm field is blank (not the default YSAsterisk)
  • Confirm the Transport is set to TCP on the trunk
  • Check your firewall allows outbound TCP connections
  • Try the alternate server (siptcpeast / siptcp) in case of regional issues
  • Verify DNS resolution: the hostname must resolve to a valid SIP server
Always disable SIP Guest calls on production systems. Leaving this enabled allows unauthenticated callers to place calls through your PBX — one of the most common causes of toll fraud.
Caller ID validation: Simtex validates outbound caller IDs against your account. Only DIDs allocated to your trunk will be transmitted — any other number is replaced with your main trunk number automatically.

Common Questions

Register Trunk. Simtex uses credential-based authentication. Your PBX registers with our SIP servers using your account number and password. Peer Trunk is only used when a provider authenticates by IP address.
Last updated 30 March 2026