The name is how the UM IP gateway will be referred to. The IP address of this device is what will
originate the SIP conversation. The IP address can refer to a standalone device that acts as a bridge
between PBX and the IP world via SIP, or it can be a card within the PBX that handles the SIP initiation.
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Lastly, the UM dial plan will be the name of the dial plan created earlier. The New - UMIPGateway cmdlet
has the following syntax:
New-UMIPGateway -Name < String > -Address < UMSmartHost > [-Confirm
[ < SwitchParameter > ]] [-DomainController < Fqdn > ] [-TemplateInstance < PSObject > ] [-
UMDialPlan < UMDialPlanIdParameter > ] [-WhatIf [ < SwitchParameter > ]]
[ < CommonParameters > ]
In our case, we are able to use the NewUMIPGateway cmdlet to create a dial plan named test using the
following command:
New-UMIPGateway -Name test -Address 2.4.191.254 -UMDialPlan test.
By specifying a dial plan, a default hunt group is automatically created and assigned to the
UMIPGateway . If no dial plan is specified, the UMHuntgroup will have to be created and associated
manually via the New-UMHuntGroup cmdlet. Creating the UM hunt group manually requires the setting
the associated dial plan, the IP gateway of the SIP appliance, and a descriptive name.
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