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Vivox Core SDK
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        • User URI structure
        • Channel URI structure
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      • Login API
      • Control active channels API
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  1. Vivox Core SDK documentation

Channel URI structure

Review the URI format for Vivox channels.
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Last updated 8 months ago

A channel URI uses the following format:
sip:confctl-g-issuer.lobby\@mt1s.vivox.com.
The following list details each part of the channel URI structure:
  • sip
    - Indicates a SIP channel
  • confctl-g
    - A Confctl reference with a channel type
    • d
      for a positional channel
    • e
      for an echo channel
    • g
      for a non-positional channel
  • issuer
    - The server issuer
  • lobby
    - The name of the channel
    Note
    This uses the same character and length criteria as the account name.
  • @mt1s.vivox.com
    - The Vivox server that the user is connecting to.
Note
Ensure that the
chan_uri
parameter is a fully qualified identifier.

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