SIP Domain Resource

The SID of the Account that created the SipDomain resource.

The API version used to process the call.

The types of authentication you have mapped to your domain. Can be: IP_ACL and CREDENTIAL_LIST. If you have both defined for your domain, both will be returned in a comma delimited string. If auth_type is not defined, the domain will not be able to receive any traffic.

The date and time in GMT that the resource was created specified in RFC 2822 format.

The date and time in GMT that the resource was last updated specified in RFC 2822 format.

The unique address you reserve on Twilio to which you route your SIP traffic. Domain names can contain letters, digits, and "-".

The string that you assigned to describe the resource.

The unique string that that we created to identify the SipDomain resource.

The URI of the resource, relative to https://api.twilio.com.

The HTTP method we use to call voice_fallback_url. Can be: GET or POST.

The URL that we call when an error occurs while retrieving or executing the TwiML requested from voice_url.

The HTTP method we use to call voice_url. Can be: GET or POST.

The HTTP method we use to call voice_status_callback_url. Either GET or POST.

The URL that we call to pass status parameters (such as call ended) to your application.

The URL we call using the voice_method when the domain receives a call.

A list of mapping resources associated with the SIP Domain resource identified by their relative URIs.

Whether to allow SIP Endpoints to register with the domain to receive calls.

The SID of the Account that will create the resource.

The unique address you reserve on Twilio to which you route your SIP traffic. Domain names can contain letters, digits, and "-".

A descriptive string that you created to describe the resource. It can be up to 64 characters long.

The URL we should when the domain receives a call.

The HTTP method we should use to call voice_url. Can be: GET or POST.

The URL that we should call when an error occurs while retrieving or executing the TwiML from voice_url.

The HTTP method we should use to call voice_fallback_url. Can be: GET or POST.

The URL that we should call to pass status parameters (such as call ended) to your application.

The HTTP method we should use to call voice_status_callback_url. Can be: GET or POST.

Whether to allow SIP Endpoints to register with the domain to receive calls. Can be true or false. true allows SIP Endpoints to register with the domain to receive calls, false does not.

The SID of the Account that created the SipDomain resource to fetch.

The Twilio-provided string that uniquely identifies the SipDomain resource to fetch.

The SID of the Account that created the SipDomain resources to read.

The SID of the Account that created the SipDomain resource to update.

The Twilio-provided string that uniquely identifies the SipDomain resource to update.

A descriptive string that you created to describe the resource. It can be up to 64 characters long.

The HTTP method we should use to call voice_fallback_url. Can be: GET or POST.

The URL that we should call when an error occurs while retrieving or executing the TwiML requested by voice_url.

The HTTP method we should use to call voice_url

The HTTP method we should use to call voice_status_callback_url. Can be: GET or POST.

The URL that we should call to pass status parameters (such as call ended) to your application.

The URL we should call when the domain receives a call.

Whether to allow SIP Endpoints to register with the domain to receive calls. Can be true or false. true allows SIP Endpoints to register with the domain to receive calls, false does not.

The unique address you reserve on Twilio to which you route your SIP traffic. Domain names can contain letters, digits, and "-".

The SID of the Account that created the SipDomain resources to delete.

The Twilio-provided string that uniquely identifies the SipDomain resource to delete.