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long as this timer setting. Expiration of this timer causes resources allocated to the transaction to be released. Activation of this timer is controlled by the Time Transaction parameter.

When the Time Transaction value is true, the default value of 128,000 mS is used.

Time Transaction parameter

When the Time Transaction value is true, all transactions are timed. Invite transactions are forced closed and the Invite Timer duration has expired. For all other transactions, the time-out duration is fixed at 64000 mS.

Add Defaults parameter

When the Add Defaults value is set to true, SDP message bodies in SIP messages with missing mandatory SDP headers are regenerated with default mandatory headers. This occurs when messages are proxied through the SIP Application Module.

Note 1: Set this parameter to true when downstream servers fully support the SDP specification.

Note 2: Set this parameter to false when downstream servers do not fully support the SDP specification.

Check Mandatory Headers parameter

When the Check Mandatory Headers value is true, SDP messages are screened for required header content.

Note: Missing headers cause message rejection.

When the Check Mandatory Headers value is false, SDP messages are not screened for required header content.

OAM&P strategy

The SIP Application Module is fully integrated with the Management Module. Perform all configuration at the Management Console window. For additional information on the Management Module, refer to the MCP Management Module Basics and the MCP System Management Console Basics documents.

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

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