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| 1. In Twilio, go to `Develop > Explore Products > Elastic SIP Trunking` and create a new trunk with any name. 2. In your new trunk go to Origination settings 3. Add a SIP URI: `sip:user%5C40domain.tld%40cheogram.com@sip.cheogram.com` (replace `user` with your Jabber ID localpart and `domain.tld` with your Jabber ID domainpart) 4. In the left panel under your trunk go to Numbers 5. Top-right `Add a number > Add an existing number` and choose your number |
1. In Twilio, go to `Develop > Explore Products > Elastic SIP Trunking` and create a new trunk with any name. 2. In your new trunk go to Origination settings 3. Add a SIP URI: `sip:user%5C40domain.tld%40cheogram.com@sip.cheogram.com` (replace `user` with your Jabber ID localpart and `domain.tld` with your Jabber ID domainpart) 4. In the left panel under your trunk go to Numbers 5. Top-right `Add a number > Add an existing number` and choose your number |
Run the register command on cheogram.com and enter gateway twilio.sgx.soprani.ca or chat with xmpp:cheogram.com bot and say register twilio.sgx.soprani.ca
Source: https://github.com/pesvut/sgx-twilio
Inbound Calls
In Twilio, go to Develop > Explore Products > Elastic SIP Trunking and create a new trunk with any name.
- In your new trunk go to Origination settings
Add a SIP URI: sip:user%5C40domain.tld%40cheogram.com@sip.cheogram.com (replace user with your Jabber ID localpart and domain.tld with your Jabber ID domainpart)
- In the left panel under your trunk go to Numbers
Top-right Add a number > Add an existing number and choose your number
Incoming calls to that number will now ring you on Jingle.