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 Telnyx SIP Connection to Wixzel Voice?
Both directions go through one Telnyx SIP Connection.1
Create an IP-authenticated SIP Connection
Mission Control → SIP Connections, then set the connection type to
IP authentication rather than credentials or FQDN registration.
2
Add the platform IP under Outbound
Add
95.216.218.102 as an authorised address. Telnyx lets you list
several with priorities and tries them in order.3
Pick an inbound SIP region
Telnyx asks for one explicitly for IP and FQDN authentication. Left unset it
is derived from your AnchorSite, which is rarely what you meant.
4
Set the transport to match your trunk
Telnyx delivers over UDP by default. If your Wixzel Voice trunk sets
transport to tcp or tls, change the SIP Transport Protocol on the
connection to match, or the two ends will not agree.5
Point the number at the connection
Assign your numbers to this connection so inbound calls reach it, then give
the number an
inbound_agent_id in Wixzel Voice so there is an agent to
answer.+, so leave send_plus at its default.
What if a Telnyx call does not connect?
Work through When a call does not connect, and start with Telnyx’s own call logs: they show whether the call reached Telnyx at all and how Telnyx 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.
- Telnyx SIP trunk setup: the short version on the Wixzel Voice site, with what a minute costs on each voice engine.

