ut-port-jambonz

Properties

Use the screenshots below to define the following properties:

• Bot properties
  • platform - set to 'jambonz'
  • appId - use the Account SID, highlighted in the screenshot
  • secret - use Webhook signing secret, highlighted in the screenshot
  • verifyToken - use one of the API Keys, highlighted in the screenshot
  • profile - contains these additional properties:
    • inbound - the name of the context to use for handling inbound calls.
    • realm - the prefix for the SIP realm.
• Context properties
  • clientId - set to any string
  • accessToken - set as empty string
  • name - same as profile.inbound bot property
  • profile - contains these additional properties:
    • type - set to 'Application'

To enable automatic configuration of speech credentials, the following additional contexts can be defined for each bot:

• For Google Cloud Speech:

  Create a service account and a key, then use it to set these properties in the context:

  • clientId - use the client_email from the service account key file
  • accessToken - use the private_key from the service account key file
  • profile - contains these additional properties:
    • type - set to 'speech'
    • speechVendor - set to 'google'
    • project_id - use the project_id from the service account key file
    • private_key_id - use the private_key_id from the service account key file
    • client_id - use the client_id from the service account key file
    • client_x509_cert_url - use the client_x509_cert_url from the service account key file

• For Azure Cognitive Services:

  Create a Speech Service and use it to set these properties in the context:

  • clientId - use the Location/Region from the Keys and Endpoint page
  • accessToken - use the KEY 1 from the Keys and Endpoint page
  • profile - contains these additional properties:
    • type - set to 'speech'
    • speechVendor - set to 'microsoft'