Manage HTTP IN trunks

Manage existing HTTP IN trunks from the SMS Trunks page. Edit a trunk’s settings, or delete trunks that are no longer required.

Before you begin

• An active DIDWW account is required. Sign in to DIDWW.

• An existing HTTP IN trunk is required. If you do not have one, see Create an HTTP IN trunk.

Edit an HTTP IN trunk

1. In the DIDWW User Panel, go to SMS > SMS Trunks.

2. Locate the trunk you want to edit and click the Actions button next to it.

3. Select Edit from the dropdown menu.

Fig. 1. Open the HTTP IN trunk edit form

4. On the Edit HTTP IN Trunk page, modify the settings as needed. For configuration guidance, see Configure the General settings and Add the trunk to a trunk group.

5. Click Submit to apply your changes.

For definitions and constraints for all settings, see HTTP IN trunk settings reference.

Fig. 2. Update and save the HTTP IN trunk settings

Delete HTTP IN trunks

You can delete a single HTTP IN trunk or multiple trunks at once by using Batch Actions.

Warning

Deleting a trunk permanently removes it from your account.

A trunk that is currently assigned to any DID number cannot be deleted until it is unassigned. To unassign it, see Assign an SMS trunk.

Delete one HTTP IN trunk

1. In the DIDWW User Panel, go to SMS > SMS Trunks.

2. Locate the trunk you want to remove and click the Actions button next to it.

3. Select Delete from the dropdown menu.

Fig. 3. Delete one HTTP IN trunk

4. In the Delete SMS Trunk(s) confirmation window, click Delete to permanently remove the trunk.

Fig. 4. Confirm the deletion

Delete multiple HTTP IN trunks

1. In the DIDWW User Panel, go to SMS > SMS Trunks.

2. Select the trunks you want to delete by checking the boxes next to them.

3. At the bottom of the page, click Batch Actions > Delete SMS Trunk(s).

Fig. 5. Delete multiple HTTP IN trunks

4. In the Delete SMS Trunk(s) confirmation window, click Delete to permanently remove the selected trunks.

Fig. 6. Confirm the batch deletion

Related resources

• Create an HTTP IN trunk — Create and initially configure an HTTP IN trunk.

• HTTP IN trunk settings reference — Look up field definitions, available values, and constraints.

• Assign an SMS trunk — Assign or unassign an SMS trunk for one or more DID numbers.

• Inbound SMS specification — Review the request details, variables, and body formats for HTTP delivery.

• SMS trunk groups — Group SMS trunks for failover.