Configuring Twilio SIP Trunk (Account Registered) with RingQ 

Introduction

This guide walks you through the steps to configure a Twilio SIP Trunk (Account Registered) for use with RingQ. It covers the required settings on both the Twilio and RingQ sides to ensure secure, reliable call routing for inbound and outbound calls.

Twilio Configuration

1. Login to your Twilio account.

2. Navigate to Menus Voice > Manage & SIP domains

3. Click on the “+” to create a new SIP Trunk.

4. Enter your friendly name and SIP URI and leave the default settings. If you need any specific feature like recording, you can enable the options.

5. Select the Termination SIP URI and make sure the SIP URI is available.

8. IP Access Control Lists: To select one of your already-configured ACLs, click the “IP Access Control Lists” Pull-Down Menu here and choose the one you want to use. If you do not have any ACLs already configured, or want to add a new one, click the “+” button to the right of the Pull-Down Menu.

Credentials

1. 1. Click on the “+” to create credentials.

2. The above credentials will be used to register the trunk on the RINGQ Instance. Copy the username & password as we add them to your RingQ instance.

SIP Registration

Allow SIP Endpoints to register with this SIP Domain. When you configure your SIP endpoint, you must specify the localized SIP Domain that you want to register, for example: {domain-name}.sip.us1.twilio.com for North America Virginia (US1). Credential Lists must always be specified.

Enable SIP registration and select the credentials that we created.

2. Navigate to Menus Elastic SIP Trunk & Trunks.

3. Click on Create new SIP Trunk.

4. Enter your friendly name and click create –> Just leave the default setting. If you need any specific feature like recording, enable that here.

5. Save the trunk.

6. You will see a menu under the trunk name. Click on termination.

7. Select the Termination SIP URI and make sure the SIP URI is available.
8. If you want to manipulate the header, you can use these options. For RingQ, remove the Plus simple on the DID number, use the below header manipulation rule.

9. Under the trunk menu, select origination URIs.

10. Click “+” and add your RingQ FQDN.

11. From the trunk Menu, select a number to assign a DID to this trunk. Add the Number button to select options.

RingQ Configuration

1. Login to your RINGQ instance.

2. Go to Settings > Call Flow > SIP.
3. Click on the “+” in the top right hand corner to add a Supported SIP Template.
4. Select the country that you want to configure.

5. Select the provider Logo.

6. Add the SIP Trunk Details:

a. Enter the trunk name.

b. Type of Authentication – select Register Based.

c. Leave the username and password fields empty.

d. Enter the Outbound caller ID that you like to use as the main number.

e. Create the Trunk by clicking on “Save”.

11. You will see the Green color on the Status if the trunk is successfully connected.

Creating Outbound Rules

1. Go to Settings > Global > Outbound Rules.

2. Click on “Outbound Rule +” to add a rule.

3. Enter the Trunk name and prefix details on how to route the calls.

4. Select Route as Twillio SIP.

Creating an Inbound Rule

1. Go to Settings > Call Flow > Add DID.

2. Click on “Outbound Rule +” to add a rule.

3. Click on add DID – shown above.

4. Enter the DID number.

5. Select trunk name.

6. Click on the “Create” button.

7. The DID will be shown in the available list. Simply drag and drop the DID where you need it (Queue, Extension IVR).

8. When you Drag the DID it will give you the option to create an extension/IVR/Queue or add to an existing extension/IVR/Queue.