Polycom DOC2230A The following table lists the supported SIP Proxies and their Registration modes:

MGC-50/MGC-100 Getting Started Guide

The following table lists the supported SIP Proxies and their Registration modes:

Conferences/

Meeting Rooms/

Entry Queues &

SIP Factories

Select the conferencing entity to register with the

proxy.

In SIP conferencing, the Entry Queues, Meeting

Rooms and conferences register with the SIP proxy.

The endpoint calls the conferencing enti ty directly

and not the card.

Registering all the conferences with the proxy loads

the proxy and the MCU as the registration is

refreshed constantly (every x seconds). Therefore, it

recommended to register only the Entry Queues and

define all the conferences and Meeting Rooms as

Entry Queue Access.

Reservations are not registered.

Refresh SIP

Registrations

Every n Seconds

Enter the frequency in which the system informs the

SIP proxy that it is active by re-sending the details of

all conference types to the server. If the various

conferences and Entry Queues do not register within

the defined time interval, the SIP server will not refer

calls to this conference/Entry Queue until it

re-registers. If timeout is set to 0, re-registration is

disabled.

The default value is 3600 seconds (60 minutes).

Table 3-13: SIP Options (Continued)

Field Description

Table 3-14: Supported SIP Proxies and their Registration Modes

SIP Proxy Registration Mode Comment

Microsoft LCS

2003/2005 ��Redirect Each IP card must be

configured in the Static

Routes table of the LCS.

Cisco •Forking

•Redirect

Alcatel •Redirect

•Forking