Retrieve a collection of providers
OK
Total number of resource.
100
Update properties of provider by it's unique ID.
The unique ID of trunk.
The name of the trunk.
Whether to enable the provider.
The trunk transport protocol:
Can be either:
UDP
:TCP
:TLS
:The hostname of trunk.
The port pf trunk.
Authentication ID, i.e. SIP username.
Authentication username.
Password for authentication.
Whether registration is required.
Interval for registry refreshment, in seconds.
The outbound server hostname of the trunk.
The outbound server port of the trunk.
Whether the trunk under LAN or not.
Whether this trunk is only accept single Via SIP header or not.
Rewrite the host IP of Via header by public IP when sending the request to trunk.
Verify the port when receiving SIP messages from trunk
Send OPTIONS
message for keep alive.
Keep alive message sending interval (seconds).
The max number of concurrent calls.
The additional IP addresses of provider.
A semicolon-separated list of IP addresses in CIDR format.
For example: 192.0.2.0/24;192.0.2.0/32 as defined in RFC 4632 and RFC 4291.
Adjust the SDP direction for call hold.
Remove crypto line in the SDP.
The semicolon-separated list of DID/DDI pool number range or DID/DDI number. Assign a DID/DDI pool number range or DID/DDI number to the tenant. For example: 3000;12000-18000. The DID/DDI pool number range should not overlap with other tenant DID/DDI pool number ranges and numbers.
OK
Add a new provider into system.
The name of the trunk.
Whether to enable the provider.
The brand of trunk.
Authentication mode:
Can be either:
IP_AUTH
:REGISTER_AUTH
:ACCEPT_REGISTER
:TEAMS
:The trunk transport protocol:
Can be either:
UDP
:TCP
:TLS
:The hostname of trunk.
The port pf trunk.
Authentication ID, i.e. SIP username.
Authentication username.
Password for authentication.
Whether registration is required.
Interval for registry refreshment, in seconds.
The outbound server hostname of the trunk.
The outbound server port of the trunk.
Whether the trunk under LAN or not.
Whether this trunk is only accept single Via SIP header or not.
Rewrite the host IP of Via header by public IP when sending the request to trunk.
Verify the port when receiving SIP messages from trunk
Send OPTIONS
message for keep alive.
The max number of concurrent calls.
Keep alive message sending interval (seconds).
The additional IP addresses of provider.
A semicolon-separated list of IP addresses in CIDR format.
For example: 192.0.2.0/24;192.0.2.0/32 as defined in RFC 4632 and RFC 4291.
Adjust the SDP direction for call hold.
Remove crypto line in the SDP.
The semicolon-separated list of DID/DDI pool number range or DID/DDI number. Assign a DID/DDI pool number range or DID/DDI number to the tenant. For example: 3000;12000-18000. The DID/DDI pool number range should not overlap with other tenant DID/DDI pool number ranges and numbers.
Created
The unique ID of trunk.
Get details of a provider by it's unique ID.
The unique ID of trunk.
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The unique ID of trunk.
The name of the trunk.
Whether to enable the provider.
The brand of trunk.
Authentication mode:
Can be either:
IP_AUTH
:REGISTER_AUTH
:ACCEPT_REGISTER
:TEAMS
:The trunk transport protocol:
Can be either:
UDP
:TCP
:TLS
:The hostname of trunk.
The port pf trunk.
Authentication ID, i.e. SIP username.
Authentication username.
Whether registration is required.
Interval for registry refreshment, in seconds.
The outbound server hostname of the trunk.
The outbound server port of the trunk.
Whether the trunk under LAN or not.
Whether this trunk is only accept single Via SIP header or not.
Rewrite the host IP of Via header by public IP when sending the request to trunk.
Verify the port when receiving SIP messages from trunk
Send OPTIONS
message for keep alive.
Keep alive message sending interval (seconds).
The max number of concurrent calls.
The additional IP addresses of provider.
A semicolon-separated list of IP addresses in CIDR format.
For example: 192.0.2.0/24;192.0.2.0/32 as defined in RFC 4632 and RFC 4291.
Adjust the SDP direction for call hold.
Remove crypto line in the SDP.
The semicolon-separated list of DID/DDI pool number range or DID/DDI number. Assign a DID/DDI pool number range or DID/DDI number to the tenant. For example: 3000;12000-18000. The DID/DDI pool number range should not overlap with other tenant DID/DDI pool number ranges and numbers.
The flag of whether the trunk is shared.