Tenant Trunking Capacity¶
Display tenant’s trunking capacity¶
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GET
/api/v1/tenants/
(string: tenant_id)/features/trunk_groups/
¶ Retrieve the Trunking Capacity of a Tenant
Example request:
GET /api/v1/tenants/foo/features/trunk_groups/ HTTP/1.1 Host: example.com
Example response:
HTTP/1.1 200 OK Content-Type: "application/json" { "maxActiveCalls": { "unlimited": false, "maximum": 16 }, "burstingMaxActiveCalls": { "unlimited": false, "maximum": 1 } }
- Response JSON Object:
maxActiveCalls (object) – the maximum number of concurrent active trunk calls. See Unlimited_Integer.
disableCallingLineIdDelivery (object) – the maximum number of trunk calls that could be done on top of the maximum active calls. They could be tagged differently in CDR. See Unlimited_Integer.
- Status Codes:
200 OK – no error
404 Not Found – the service is not assigned to the user
Update tenant’s trunking capacity¶
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PUT
/api/v1/tenants/
(string: tenant_id)/features/trunk_groups/
¶ Update the Trunking Capacity of a Tenant.
Example request:
PUT /api/v1/tenants/foo/features/trunk_groups/ HTTP/1.1 Host: example.com Content-Type: "application/json" { "maxActiveCalls": { "unlimited": false, "maximum": 16 }, "burstingMaxActiveCalls": { "unlimited": true } }
- Request JSON Object:
maxActiveCalls (optional) (object) – the maximum number of concurrent active trunk calls. See Unlimited_Integer.
burstingMaxActiveCalls (optional) (object) – the maximum number of trunk calls that could be done on top of the maximum active calls. They could be tagged differently in CDR. See Unlimited_Integer.
Example response:
- Response:
Similar to GET instance method response.
- Status Codes:
200 OK – no error
400 Bad Request – error during the update