How to Integrate TrueConf Server and Cisco Unified Communication Manager via SIP
Step 1: Set up CUCM
Open the PBX control panel.
Go to Device → Trunk.
Click Add New to add a new SIP trunk.
Configure the trunk by indicating the following:
type (a), protocol used (b)

name (c), description (d), TrueConf Server customization template used to route calls (e)

IP address of your TrueConf Server (e), trunk security profile (f), SIP profile used (g)
Don’t forget to indicate the port used by TrueConf Server for SIP connections if it is different from 5060.

prefix used for making calls from the PBX to TrueConf client applications (i), call route (j)
The prefix format must be X.! where
X is any character (0-9,*,#), e.g. 0.!
For example: 0.!

Save changes to the PBX.
Step 2: Set up TrueConf Server
Go to Gateways**→ SIP**.
Host and Port is the IP address of the CUCM and the port on which the PBX is running.
Disable registration with the PBX in the same field.
Check the Default SIP trunk box.
Name is the name of the CUCM link rule.
Once these settings are done, TrueConf users can call PBX subscribers without entering its IP address.
Disable registration with the PBX in the same field.
Check the Default SIP trunk box.
Once these settings are done, TrueConf users can call PBX subscribers without entering its IP address. For more information, please read our article on how to assign default destination servers.
Step 3: Call a CUCM Subscriber from TrueConf Client Application
Enter #sip:<user> (call string) in the search field of the application address book, where <user> is the name of the CUCM caller.
PBX subscribers can call TrueConf users if the TrueConf Server connection rule was added to the PBX settings.