Allowlist
95.216.218.102 for outbound calls, and send inbound calls to
sip:95.216.218.102:5090. Every trunk returns both as platform_ip and
origination_uri, so read them from GET /v1/sip-trunks rather than trusting
this page to stay current.How do I connect a Bandwidth SIP trunk to Wixzel Voice?
Bandwidth does not support SIP REGISTER, so a static IP is not optional here: it is the only way the trunk can work.1
Add the platform IP to the location
In the Bandwidth App, under a location’s Voice IP addresses / DNS hosts,
add
95.216.218.102.2
Configure both directions
Termination (outbound, calls we send) and Origination (inbound, calls
Bandwidth sends us) are configured separately. Bandwidth signals from more
than one proxy, so allow every address it lists for your region rather
than the first one. A call arriving from the second proxy is otherwise
rejected intermittently, which is far harder to diagnose than a clean
failure.
3
Or use credentials instead
Bandwidth’s SIP Authentication (network bridge) uses a username, password and
a realm that doubles as an FQDN. Put the username and password on your Wixzel
trunk and set
auth_realm to the realm they give you.What if a Bandwidth call does not connect?
Work through When a call does not connect, and start with Bandwidth’s own call logs: they show whether the call reached Bandwidth at all and how Bandwidth cleared it.Related
- SIP trunks: the allowlist, the inbound address and the troubleshooting list that apply to every carrier.
- Quickstart: connect the trunk, register a number, create an agent and place a first call.
- Bandwidth SIP trunk setup: the short version on the Wixzel Voice site, with what a minute costs on each voice engine.

