Configuration: C2D
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These settings will need to be configured by T|Forge, however understanding them is crucial to getting the most out of your integration, for your particular use case.
The settings here are only a subset of those available, as these are the only relevant ones to Integrators.
Pay attention to redis_port, redis_db and http_port, as these will be assigned to you and could change, they will be the same for all clients of your integration and should be set at a global level in your application and should be relatively easy to change.
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setting | values | default | description |
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| determines when a CDR should be sent on an outbound call. |
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| determines when a CDR should be sent on an inbound call. This is unaffected by inbound queue setup and does not determine inbound call connection notifications. |
| any valid port number |
| this will be assigned to an integrator globally (across all Teleforge clients), it should be globally configurable in your application |
| 0-16 |
| this will be assigned to an integrator globally (across all Teleforge clients), it should be globally configurable in your application |
| any valid port number over 8300 |
| this will be assigned to an integrator globally (across all Teleforge clients), it should be globally configurable in your application |
| On/Off |
| Will the Integrator be using the REST API? Even if using WebRTC, disabling this will prevent recording access. |
| On/Off |
| Will the Integrator be using the WebRTC integration route? (this requires additional setup) |
| On/Off |
| IF the client has purchased a Verified Call product then it can be enabled or disabled at an integrator level (send the campaign name as the outbound_id when making a call) |
| any valid integer (in seconds) |
| the default amount of time to ring the callee before hanging up. |
| On/Off |
| Are international calls allowed for the Integrator? For security reasons, this is Off by default |
| any valid country code |
| The "home" country to assume 0 prefixed numbers belong to |
| On/Off |
| non-extension to non-extension calls, usually this is if agents are roaming and the PBX is used as a middleman between their cellphone and the client. |