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Additional SIP TCF Base tab configuration information

This section contains additional configuration information for the IP and port properties under the SIP TCF Base tab.

TCF Config details

SIP server protocol, network, and ports are started based on the information in this parameter. The TCF Config syntax for this parameter follows:

<transport>=<host address>:<host port>:<optional parameters>

You can define multiple transports by continuing this format with a semicolon separator.

The supported transports for SIP are UDP, TCP, and SSL. The format of the optional parameter in the configuration string is specific to each supported transport type and, for some transports, configuration information in the optional parameter is mandatory.

For TCF Config parameter values, refer to Table 26, “UDP/TCP/SSL Config values.”

Table 26 UDP/TCP/SSL Config values

Parameter	Value	Description

Host Address	IP v4 address	This field contains the address of the
		host on which you want the
		connection to open.
Host Port	Integer	This field contains the port on which
		to open the connection. The standard
		port for SIP is 5050.
Optional	hostaddr:<IPv4>	The hostaddr value specifies the
		primary public address of the SIP
		Application Module.

TCF Config parameter example 1, UDP, TCP

Example

UDP=192.168.0.1:5060;TCP=192.168.0.1:5060

Note: Do not use the IP addresses from this example in your network.

NN10029-111 Standard MCP 1.1 FP1 (02.02) April 2003

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