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When you use the copy option in the UI, what it's really doing is taking a copy of the data but then creating new objects as opposed to an AI copy command. What you can do is use Developer Tools in your browser and watch the process when you click copy. This is a useful way of seeing the API calls used when you want to replicate a UI process.

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Ok, I understood as I might combine several api calls to duplicate s trunk.

When you use the copy option in the UI, what it's really doing is taking a copy of the data but then creating new objects as opposed to an AI copy command. What you can do is use Developer Tools in your browser and watch the process when you click copy. This is a useful way of seeing the API calls used when you want to replicate a UI process.

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So, does anyone tells me how to modify existing trunk details via APIs?

Ok, I understood as I might combine several api calls to duplicate s trunk.

When you use the copy option in the UI, what it's really doing is taking a copy of the data but then creating new objects as opposed to an AI copy command. What you can do is use Developer Tools in your browser and watch the process when you click copy. This is a useful way of seeing the API calls used when you want to replicate a UI process.

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Hi Yasuto,

I'd suggest this is normally better answered in the Developer Forum. However some pointers.

Use GET /api/v2/telephony/providers/edges/trunks to get a list of trunks that you want to edit or copy. This will include the Trunk ID and BaseSettings ID

You can then use GET /api/v2/telephony/providers/edges/trunkbasesettings/{tunkBaseSettingsId} to get the Base settings information.

You can use POST /api/v2/telephont/providers/edges/trunkbasesettings to create a new base

The payload can be as simple as below but it won't work unless you have all the relevant info which you can get from a sample in the GET commands above.

{
  "name": "Bob",
  "description": "Bobs Trunk",
  "trunkMetabase": {
    "id": "external_sip_pcv_byoc_carrier.json",
    "name": "Generic BYOC Carrier"
  },
  "trunkType": "EXTERNAL"
}

To Update you use the PUT variant of the POST command. However a PUT replaces all data unlike a PATCH so you basically copy almost everything. An important item to note is the PUT command has a version required so you always need to get the latest version via a GET and then update it.

So, does anyone tells me how to modify existing trunk details via APIs?

Ok, I understood as I might combine several api calls to duplicate s trunk.

When you use the copy option in the UI, what it's really doing is taking a copy of the data but then creating new objects as opposed to an AI copy command. What you can do is use Developer Tools in your browser and watch the process when you click copy. This is a useful way of seeing the API calls used when you want to replicate a UI process.

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