144 CHAPTER 9: CONFIGURING THE CALL PROCESSOR
3Start the remoteCLI interface:./remoteCli -callprocessor
4Add either a single or range of trusted endpoints:aTo add a single trusted endpoint, from the prompt (>) enter:config CcTrusted rowStatus=4 index=<index ID>
TrustedAddress=<IP address of endpoint>
bTo add a range of trusted endpoints using abbreviated variables, at the prompt (>) enter:config cct row=4 index=<index ID> trustedaddr=<IP address
of endpoint> netmask=<IP address of netmask>
See Tabl e 12 for descriptions and values of the configurable parameters.5To exit the Remote CLI application, enter:exit
Table12 CcTrusted Configurable Parameter Descriptions
Column Name Description
When Takes
Effect Range Default
rowStatus This determines what sort of
configuration you want to do with a
trusted endpoint such as delete or add
one. In order to configure a row you
always need to specify the index.
Once Call
Processor
restarted.
1 = active
2 = not in service
3 = not ready
4 = add
5 = create and wait
6 = delete
1
index This is the trusted endpoint table’s key
and is a unique identifier of a row.
Once Call
Processor
restarted.
1 through 128 1
TrustedAddress Indicates an endpoint to trust. Each
row is for an IP address and port
combination. By default, if only the IP
address is supplied, the default SIP IP
Port 5060 is assumed. To specify the
port, simply append a colon (:) to the
IP address and add the port number.
Once Call
Processor
restarted.
For IP Address:
dotted IP string
NOTE: maximum 15
characters.
For Port Number:
0 through 65535
For IP Address:
0.0.0.0
NOTE: must be
configured.
For Port
Number:
5060
netmask Used when you would like to add a
range of trusted endpoints.
Once Call
Processor
restarted.
dotted IP string
NOTE: maximum 15
characters.
0.0.0.0