cf set ims.user_agent[0].user_password <password>

user id , which is the public user identification e.g. the phone number xxxxx

password, which is the password for the user id

4.1.1.1CLI commands

The W25 has already one User Agent configured by default, so this needs to be modified. The commands to modify are:

cf set ims.user_agent[0].auth_id <auth_id> cf set ims.user_agent[0].user_id <user_id>

cf set ims.user_agent[0].user_password <password>

The command to save the new configuration is: cf commit

To display the entries in the user account list, use the following command: cf show ims.user_agent ims.user_agent[0].auth_id "user.grp"

.user_id "54321"

.user_password "mysecret"

.ims_callserver_index 1

The last parameter “ims_callserver_index” is referring to the configuration of IMS Call Server, which will be described below. Normally you do not need to change this.

4.1.2IMS Call Server

Here you configure the IMS/SIP server(s) address (IP or FQDN), and possibly an outbound proxy.

The SIP-server address configuration is mandatory while the outbound proxy is optional, depending on network configuration.

The outbound proxy is usually an SBC (Session Border Controller) e.g. IMS P-CFCS

4.1.2.1CLI commands

The W25 has already one IMS Call Server defined with default values, but the SIP proxy and outbound proxy addresses (IP or FQDN) need to be modified. The commands for this are:

cf set ims.callserver.proxy[0].address <sip proxy>

cf set ims.callserver.outbound_proxy <outbound proxy>

The command to save the new configuration is: cf commit

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