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TANDBERG Gatekeeper/Border Controller API User Guide

IP IPv6 Gateway: <IPv4Addr>

Shows the IPv6 address of the default gateway. Only present if the Protocol is IPv6 or Both.

IP DNS Server [1..5] Address: <String>

Shows the IP address of a configured DNS server.

IP DNS Domain Name: <IPv4Addr>

Shows the DNS domain to which the system belongs.

NTP

NTP [status = <Inactive/Active/Failed>]

Shows the status of the connection to the NTP server.

NTP Cause: <String>

Shows an error reason for a failure to connect to the NTP server. Only present if the NTP status is Failed.

NTP Address: <String>

Shows the address of the NTP server. Only present if the NTP status is Active or Failed.

NTP Port: <String>

Shows the port of the NTP server. Only present if the NTP status is Active or Failed.

NTP LastUpdate: <String>

Shows the time at which the last NTP update occurred. Only present if the NTP status is Active.

NTP LastCorrection: <String>

Shows the last correction to the time that occurred. Only present if the NTP status is Active.

LDAP

LDAP [status = <Inactive/Active/Failed>]

Shows the status of the connection to the LDAP server.

LDAP Reason: <String>

Shows an error reason for a failure to connect to the LDAP server. Only present if the LDAP status is Failed or Inactive.

LDAP Cause: <String>

Shows an error reason for a failure to connect to the LDAP server. Only present if the LDAP status is Failed or Inactive and the Reason is not "Not configured".

LDAP Address: <String>

Shows the address of the LDAP server. Only present if the LDAP status is Active or Failed.

LDAP Port: <String>

Shows the port of the LDAP server. Only present if the LDAP status is Active or Failed.

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Contents

TANDBERG Gatekeeper/Border Controller API User Guide D14172.01 JulyAPI - Configurations Table of ContentsThe XML-based Advanced Command Line Interface API - Commands1 The TANDBERG API DisclaimerSNMP Configuration 1.1 Introduction to XMLExample Mode item=1On/ModeStatus DNS IP ConfigurationExample NTP StatusExample 1.2 Introduction to XML Path Language XPathExample Example Using the “double slash syntax this can be simplified toExample 1.3.1 Structuring of Information 1.3.2 Addressing using XPath1.3 The TANDBERG XML Engine 1.3.3 Feedback1.4.2 Status Documents r 1.4 The XML Documents1.4.1 Documents Status Zones item=1 Zone item=2 status=Failed 1.4.3 Configuration documents rwExample Gatekeeper item=1 status=FailedExample 1.4.4 Command documents wEthernet Configuration ValueSpacepage 12 of ExampleExample Example DialResult item=1 status=Error Cause item=189/CauseExample page 13 ofgetxml 1.5 Introduction to TANDBERG XML API Service TXAS1.5.1 Bare-bone HTTPS access formputxmlExample The new configuration value can be confirmed using the getxml requestExample http//10.0.0.1/webservices.wsdl 1.5.2 SOAPputxml Examplepage 17 of ExampleExample Example ExampleExample page 18 ofExercise 1.6 ExercisesExercise ExerciseExercise page 20 of2.1.2 Root commands 2 The XML-based Advanced Command Line Interface2.1.1 Accessing XACLI XACLI root commandxstatus zones zone 2.1.4 Exposure optionsSupported exposure options ExampleTANDBERG Gatekeeper/Border Controller API User Guide 2.1.5 Miscxstatus zones zone D14172.01OK xhistory ? - History 2.2 The Status-type root commands - xstatus / xhistoryxstatus ? xstatus registrations registration 1 aliases aliasXACLI 2.2.1 FormatExample XML Example 2.3 The Configuration-type root commands - xconfiguration2.3.1 Configuration help ExampleExample 2.3.2 Configuration read2.3.3 Configuration set write ip address ExampleUser wants to set IP address ip/addressExample 2.4 The Command-type root commands - xcommandExample Markup notation 2.4.1 Command help2.4.2 Issuing a command ExampleCombination Command responseSequence notation Examplexgetxml status/ntp Status 2.5 XML Output - xgetxmlExample NTP Status OKExample 2.6 Special Commands2.6.1 xfeedback Example User wants to monitor for when a zone failsWhen a problem with a zone occurs xpreferences xpathwrite on/off xpreferences xmlconfigfeedback on/off2.6.2 xpreferences xpreferences detaillevelExample xpreferences xmlcommandresult on/offxpreferences xmlstatusfeedback on/off XACLI-format3 API - Configurations 3.1 configuration.xml - xconfigurationIP DNS Server 1..5 Address S 0 SSH Mode On/Off Specifies a DNS domain to use when attempting ENUM resolution Specifies the pattern against which the alias is compared Determines whether or not to enforce authentication for registrations Defines the name for this entry in the local authentication database Zones Zone 1..100 Match 1..5 Pattern Type Prefix/Suffix/Regex Zones TraversalZone 1..50 Match 1..5 Pattern Type Prefix/Suffix/Regex Assigns a name to this subzone Assigns a name to this link 4 API - Commands 4.1 command.xml - xcommandpage 49 of page 50 of page 51 of page 52 of page 53 of page 54 of page 55 of page 56 of page 57 of page 58 of page 59 of SystemUnit 5 API - Status5.1 status.xml - xstatus Options EthernetLDAP ResourceUsage ExternalManagerFeedback Gatekeeper CallsShows the type of the call party alias Registrations Zones Zones TraversalZone 1..50 Bandwidth PerCall String Subzones Links Pipes5.2 history.xml - xhistory CallsRegistrations Registrations Registration 1..255 RASAddresses Address 1..10 StringRegistrations Registration 1..255 RegistrationRejectionCause String page 73 of5.3 event.xml - xevent CallAttemptConnected Disconnected ConnectionFailure Registration Unregistration RegistrationFailure RegistrationFailure Registration 1..3750 Gateway Prefix 1..200 String Bandwidth Locate ResourceUsage page 84 of