TANDBERG D14172.01 manual Configuration documents rw, Example, Gatekeeper item=1 status=Failed

TANDBERG Gatekeeper/Border Controller API User Guide

Example 1.9

The element Zone will contain different sub elements depending on the zone status:

<Status>

<Zones item="1">

<Zone item="2" status="Failed">

<Cause item="1">No gatekeeper reachable</Cause> <Name item="1">MyNeighbor</Name>

<Gatekeeper item="1" status="Failed">

<Cause item="1">DNS Resolution Failed</Cause> <Address >baddns.example.com</Address> <Port item="1">1719</Port>

</Gatekeeper> <Calls item="1"/> <Bandwidth item="1">

<Total item="1">Unlimited</Total> <PerCall item="1">Unlimited</PerCall> <Used item="1">0</Used>

</Bandwidth>

</Zone>

</Zones>

</Status>

<Status>

<Zones item="1">

<Zone item="1" status="Active"> <Name item="1">MyNeighbor</Name> <Gatekeeper item="1" status="Active">

<Address >10.0.0.10</Address> <Port item="1">1719</Port>

</Gatekeeper> <Calls item="1"/> <Bandwidth item="1">

<Total item="1">Unlimited</Total> <PerCall item="1">Unlimited</PerCall> <Used item="1">0</Used>

</Bandwidth>

</Zone>

</Zones>

</Status>

In the above example we see that the Cause element is only present if the zone status is Failed.

1.4.3 Configuration documents (rw)

The structure of the Configuration documents is independent of system state, i.e. the structure will be constant in time. In addition to holding the values for the various configurations, each configuration

value-element includes an attribute, valueSpaceRef, referencing the value domain for the configuration.

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