Revision as of 02:50, 25 March 2021

Introduction

This article provides you with a step-by-step Elastic SIP Trunk Configuration on Twilio. In this guide FQDN is (telcobridges.pstn.twilio.com) configured in the Twilio console. You can find more details about how to create an Elastic Trunking in Twilio from the following link Create and Configure Trunks

Twilio Elastic SIP Trunk Configuration

From your Twilio Console, navigate to the Elastic SIP Trunking area ( or click on the icon on the left vertical navigation bar)

Create a new IP-ACL

Click on Authentication in the left navigation, and then click on IP Access Control Lists.

In this example, an IP-ACL is created with the name: "MyExampleACL". Add your SBCs IP addresses to the IP-ACL you create.

Create a new Trunk

For each geographical region desired (e.g., North America, Europe), create a new Elastic SIP Trunk.

Now click on again on the left vertical navigation bar, and create a new Trunk.



Under the General Settings you can enable different features as desired



In the Termination section, select a Termination SIP URI.



Click on "Show localized URI's" and copy and paste this information as you will use this on your SBC to configure your Trunk.



or Assign the IP ACL ("MyExampleACL" ) that you created in the previous step.



In the Origination section, we'll add Origination URI's to route traffic towards your TelcoBridges SBC. The recommended practice is to configure a redundant mesh per geographic region (in this context a region is one of North America, Europe, etc). In this case, we configure two Origination URIs, each egressing from a different Twilio Edge.

Click on ‘Add New Origination URI’, we'll depict the configuration for North America:



Continue to add the other Origination URIs if desired. Origination URIs are listed as follows:



In this example, Origination traffic is routed via Twilio’s Ashburn edge, if that fails then we'll route from Twilio’s Umatilla edge.