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| Add/Edit Outbound Phone Book: Field Definitions |
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| Use Proxy | Y/N | Select if proxy server is used. |
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| Transport | TCP or | Voip administrator must choose |
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| Protocol | UDP | between UDP and TCP |
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| transmission protocols. UDP is a |
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| connectionless protocol where |
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| data is transmitted without |
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| acknowledgment, guaranteed |
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| delivery, or guaranteed packet |
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| sequence integrity. TCP is slower |
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| with greater overhead, but |
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| having acknowledgment and |
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| guarantees delivery and packet |
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| sequence integrity. |
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| SIP Port | 5060 or other | The SIP Port Number is a | |
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| UDP logical port number. |
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| *See RFC 3087 | The voip will “listen” for SIP |
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| (“Control of | messages at this logical port. |
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| Service | If SIP is used, 5060 is the |
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| Context using | default, standard, or “well |
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| SIP Request- | known” port number to be |
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| used. If 5060 is not used, |
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| URI,” by the |
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| then the port number used is |
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| that specified in the SIP |
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| Working |
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| Request URI (Universal |
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| Group). |
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| Resource Identifier). |
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| SIP URL | sip.userphone | Looking similar to an email |
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| @ | address, a SIP URL |
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| hostserver, | identifies a user's address. |
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| where | In SIP communications, each |
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| “userphone” | caller or callee is identified |
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| is the | by a SIP url: |
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| telephone | sip:user_name@host_name. |
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| The format of a sip url is very |
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| number and |
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| similar to an email address, |
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| “hostserver”is |
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| the domain |
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| used. |
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| name or an |
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| address on the |
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| network |
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