Patton electronic SmartNode 4110 Series Creating a transport interface, Mode Context SIP Gateway

SmartWare Software Configuration Guide 46 • Context SIP gateway overview

Creating a transport interface

The interface command enters the configuration mode of a transport interface. If the requested interface does not exist, a new one will be created. The no form of the command removes an existing transport interface.

Mode: Context SIP Gateway

Step

1

Command	Purpose
[node](sip-gw)[name]# [no] interface	Creates/Destroy sa transport interface or
<name>	enter configuration mode.

Configuring the IP binding

The following commands specify the ip parameters for the transport layer. A listening socket for UDP and TCP will be created according to the entered parameters. If the ip-interface parameter exists, the ip address of the interface will be used. If the ip parameter does not exist, 0.0.0.0 will be used. If no port has been entered, the default SIP port 5060 will be used. The no form of the command removes an existing binding.

Mode: Transport Interface

Step	Command	Purpose
1	[node](sip-if)[name]# [no] bind	Binds the transport interface to the IP layer or
	or	removes an existing binding.
	[node](sip-if)[name]#bind interface ip-inter-
	face
	or
	[node](sip-if)[name]#bind port <port>
	or
	[node](sip-if)[name]#bind interface ip-inter-
	face port <port>

Configuring a priority

The priority is used if a SIP request is sent out over an ip interface to which the context SIP gateway has no binding. In this case, the Contact (SIP/SDP) and VIA headers will get the ip address of the transport interface with the highest priority. The lower the priority number, then the higher the priority. The highest priority is 0. The no form of command sets the default priority to 0.

Mode: Transport Interface

Step

1

Command	Purpose
[node](sip-if)[name]# [no] priority <prior-	Applies a priority to the transport interface.
ity>

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