Enter the name of the location. The name must be unambiguous within SwyxWare.

Enter the name of the location and, if applicable, a brief description.

Select the time zone this location is assigned to.

The time zone is required for evaluating time-dependent restrictions, for example for routing.

Activate the check box, if you would like the location you are creating to be used as the default for all users and trunk groups subsequently set up.

Enter the maximum number of connections for this location ( = no limit).

You can limit the number of possible connections between the two locations, in order to e. g. reserve bandwidth of this connection for other applications, too. As with the limitation of calls via a trunk, a bandwidth between 24 kbit/s (compressed) and 84 kbit/s (uncompressed) is required per call.

Connections include not only direct call connections but also all connections to the SwyxServer, e.g. to a script. If a call is put on hold and a second call is set up, there are two connections to the SwyxServer.

Enter your country code. For Germany, it is ‘49’.

Enter your area code without the preceding ‘0’, for example ‘231’ for Dortmund or ‘40’ for Hamburg.

Enter the code for international calls.

Enter the digit(s) which must be dialed in order to make a long distance call. In Germany, the digit required for long distance calls is always '0'.

This is the number that users must first dial in order to make external calls. Default value: '0'. You are able to enter several Public Line Accesses separated by a semicolon, e. g. to differentiate private and business calls using a different Public Line Access.