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Table 10 Data Synchronization tab field descriptions

Field	Value	Description

maximumNumberofIdleContexts	Type=integer	This is the maximum
	Range=1-10000	number of idle contexts at
	numbers	any time. It should not
	Default=100	exceed the maximum
		number of contexts.
initialNumberofContexts	Type=integer	This is the initial number of
	Range=1-10000	contexts to create. It
	numbers	should not exceed the
	Default=10	maximum number of
		contexts.
maximumNumberOfContexts	Type=integer	This is the maximum
	Range=1-10000	number of contexts to
	numbers	create.
	Default=1000
maximumExpires	Type=integer	This is the maximum
	Range=60- 86400	allowable expiration value
	seconds	for a DataSync
	Default=3700	subscription request, in
		seconds.

10Click on the Prov Sync Service tab. The Prov Sync Service parameter forwards provisioning modifications on user and device records to the SIP Application Module whenever modifications occur or when additions or deletions are made.

The Prov Sync Service tab allows the SIP Application Module to keep its configuration data updated with any changes that are made through the Provisioning Client web page. This tab also allows service providers to set how often the SIP Application Module queries the database for provisioning changes.

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