To configure your Twilio trunk with the Vodia PBX, start by logging into Twilio and creating a trunk under Elastic SIP Trunking, where you set the termination SIP URI and localized options based on your location. Establish an authentication IP access control list by adding your Vodia PBX IP address, then create a credential list with your username and password, then create an origination SIP URI pointing to your PBX. After purchasing a Twilio number for inbound calls, complete the trunk setup in Vodia by entering all relevant SIP details and configurations; this ensures accurate registration and routing settings to facilitate efficient calling operations.
Under Elastic SIP trunking, create a trunk name under general to name your trunk.
Next is Termination, create a termination SIP URI,
Name the Termination SIP URI (for example, (mycompany).pstn.twilio.com); this SIP URI will be used for the outbound proxy of the trunk.
Twilio also has localized Termination URI. You can use this based on your location, so with your newly-created SIP URI you can also use mycompany .pstn.us1.twilio.com, etc.
{example}.pstn.us1.twilio.com (North America Virginia)
{example}.pstn.us2.twilio.com (North America Oregon)
Helping a business choose the right phone system starts with understanding its real needs... lower costs, better communication, stronger integrations, support for remote teams and more flexibility. For MSPs, asking the right questions makes it easier to recommend the right features, hardware and deployment model, while Vodia provides the technology, partner support and new Partner Portal needed to build stronger customer relationships, create recurring revenue and grow their communications business.
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Vodia now supports provisioning for Cisco 3PCC phones, giving businesses and service providers a clearer way to connect compatible Cisco multiplatform IP phones to the Vodia PBX. Admins can add supported Cisco devices through Vodia Device Management, pair them with extensions, and configure provisioning settings through the phone’s web interface. This expands Vodia’s supported device ecosystem while helping customers continue using trusted Cisco IP phones within their existing business phone system.
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