Polycom 7000 manual Edit Guest Port Dialog, Security Settings page. See Security Settings

Local Cluster Configuration

Field	Description
Require mutual authentication	For TLS transport, check this box to enable mutual TLS, requiring callers to
(validation of client certificates)	present a valid certificate.
	Note: This setting is enabled and locked if Unlock SIP Settings mutual
	authentication option on the Signaling Settings page is unchecked on the
	Security Settings page. See Security Settings.
Authentication	Select one of the following:
	• None — The system doesn’t issue authentication challenges or check
	authentication credentials for calls to this port.
	• Authentication — The system issues authentication challenges and
	checks authentication credentials for calls to this port.
	The settings on the Device Authentication page (see Device
	Authentication) determine the realm used for authentication and
	whether the Call Server responds to unauthenticated requests with
	401 (Unauthorized) or 407 (Proxy Authentication Required).
	• Block — The system blocks calls to this port.

See also:

Signaling Settings

Local Cluster Configuration Procedures

Edit Guest Port Dialog

The Edit Guest Port dialog lets you edit an Unauthorized ports list entry in the SIP Settings section of the Signaling Settings page.

The following table describes the fields in the Edit Guest Port dialog.

Field

Port

Transport

Description

The SIP signaling port number for this entry.

This is the port number that an SBC is configured to use for untrusted calls to the RealPresence DMA system via the transport specified below.

To use this guest port for unencrypted SIP connections, select either TCP or UDP/TCP from the list. To use this port for encrypted SIP connections, select TLS.

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