Polycom 7000 manual Edit External SIP Peer Dialog, External Registrations

Device Management

Field	Description
CsTrustedApplication	The GRUU value that the system should use when communicating with Lync
ServiceGruu	clients that connect to VMR conferences.
	When enabled, the RealPresence DMA system includes the text field value in
	the signaling it sends to Lync clients that have joined VMR conferences. This
	identifies the RealPresence DMA system as a trusted application when
	communicating with these clients.
	Enabling this option can prevent calls from Lync clients to VMRs that are
	many hours in length from disconnecting unexpectedly. See the Polycom
	Unified Communications in a Microsoft Environment Solution
	Deployment Guide for information on obtaining the GRUU value to populate
	this field.
External Registrations	Lists any outbound registration configurations associated with this SIP peer
	and lets you add, edit, or delete registrations. Multiple registrations may be
	associated with a SIP peer.

See also:

External SIP Peer

SIP Peer Postliminary Output Format Options

Device Authentication

Add Authentication Dialog

Edit Authentication Dialog

Add Outbound Registration Dialog

Edit Outbound Registration Dialog

Script Debugging Dialog for Preliminaries/Postliminaries

Edit External SIP Peer Dialog

The following table describes the fields in the Edit External SIP Peer dialog.

Field Description

External SIP Peer

Enabled

Name

Description

Type

Clearing this check box lets you stop using an external SIP peer server without deleting it.

Peer server name or number. Must be unique among SIP peers.

The text description displayed in the External SIP Peer list.

For a Microsoft Office Communications Server, Lync Server 2010, or Lync Server 2013, select Microsoft. Otherwise, select Other.

Selecting Microsoft implicitly adds the Destination network value to the Domain List (if not already there) and automatically selects the Postliminary settings that are correct for most deployments in Microsoft environments, but you can modify them if necessary.

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