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An interconnect checklist, not a config dump

Record TLS, codecs including telephone-event, E.164, trusted addresses, OPTIONS, and the SRTP keying choice.

Learn in 5 minutes

  1. Fill the six checklist rows
  2. Keep E.164 with the tel URI RFC
  3. Stop before a full configuration dump

Visual

Checklist mapped onto one call · study drawing · cyphermonkeylabs.com AliceSBCCarrier OPTIONS 200 INVITE 200 ACK

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Each row is a decision. None of them is a full IOS build.

Worked example

Find two rows on the INVITE The INVITE hop carries a number and an offer. Which checklist rows are those?

  1. Press Play.
  2. Step until the hop named in the question.
  3. Inspect that message and answer the check.

Fault

The design ticket pastes a full dial-peer list, a private key, and a queue map, and it never records whether keying is SDES or DTLS-SRTP.

The deliverable is the checklist. Keying is RFC 4568 or RFC 5764.

Quiz

The TLS row records


The codec row includes


E.164 numbering in this checklist cites


Trusted addresses on the teaching border are


The OPTIONS row cites


The keying row is


Ecosystem

Glossary, sister systems, and the integration seam for this room.

CRM Screen pop uses data the contact center already has: ANI, DNIS, case id. Those values may arrive in SIP headers or in a CTI event after the call is up. The CRM is not a SIP element.

Glossary · Ecosystem map · Ports · Troubleshooting

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