@Nisar
Absolutely, you can connect your on-premises 3CX PBX to VAPI. To do this, you'll need to set up a SIP Trunk between your 3CX system and VAPI. Here's a high-level overview of the steps you would typically follow:
1. **Create a SIP Trunk in 3CX**: Configure a new SIP Trunk in your 3CX Management Console. You'll need to provide details such as the Registrar/Server/Gateway Hostname or IP which will be provided by VAPI.
2. **Configure Authentication**: Set up the authentication details for the SIP Trunk. This usually involves a username and password or IP-based authentication.
3. **Define Dial Plan**: Create a dial plan in 3CX that routes calls to the VAPI SIP Trunk for the numbers or extensions you want to use with VAPI.
4. **Set Up VAPI Endpoint**: Create an endpoint on your server to receive messages from VAPI as per the Assistant Request documentation.
5. **Configure VAPI Account**: Add the endpoint URL you created to the Server URL field in the Account page on the VAPI Dashboard.
6. **Test the Connection**: Make a test call to ensure that the SIP Trunk is correctly routing calls between 3CX and VAPI.
7. **Implement Logic**: Develop the logic for handling calls on your server endpoint according to your business needs, using VAPI's capabilities.
Please note that the exact steps may vary depending on the version of your 3CX PBX and the specific requirements of your setup. If you need detailed instructions or encounter any issues, please ask support for more info on this.