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Field	Value	Description

D	Type=checkbox	Use this checkbox when you
	Default=unchecked	want to delete a checkbox’s
		relevant section, indicated by
		the bracket in the figure
		above.
Interface Configuration:	Type=checkbox	Check the box if this
Transport Enabled	Default=checked	Transport is enabled.
Interface Configuration:	Type=string	This is the protocol this
Protocol	Default=SIP	interface supports.
Interface Configuration:	Type=string	This is the transport for this
Transport	Range=TCP or UDP	interface.
	Default=UDP
Interface Configuration:	Type=string	This is the service IP
Address	Range=1-50 characters	address label.
	Default=Private_Service
	_Address, Public_
	Service_Address
Interface Configuration:	Type=string	This is the port for this
Port	Range=1024-65535	interface. The range is 1024
	numbers	to 65535.
	Default=5060
Interface Configuration:	Type=string	These are the optional
Params	Default=name=sipLscCo	parameters for this interface.
	nduit:interface=qfe0

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Transport Management: Active-Hot Standby Server Heartbeat Mechanism

The Transport Manager (referred to as the reliability managed object) is responsible for the heartbeat communication and state maintenance between the Application Modules. This software is responsible for monitoring the health and communicating the status of a Network Service Descriptor (NSD) across servers. Status communication and heartbeating occurs across all provisioned interfaces.

The heartbeat data in the Transport Manager defines a server group. Each server in a group includes provisioning for the static public and private address of every other server in that group. Each server in a

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