Setting(s) | Description |
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VoIP device list | A list of all your configured VoIP devices. After you populate the list, you can simply use the Device IP Addresses tab as an organizational tool for VoIP devices. |
Add button | Clicking the Add button allows you to add VoIP devices to the list. See the list of device types in Table 28. |
VoIP device type | Description |
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Administration/Registration Server IP | A server which performs administration/registration operations but does not act as a call server. An example would be a SIP registration server which handles only the SIP REGISTER message and not the INVITE messages. When configured as this type, an IP may be listed as a server for admin calls but not for normal calls. |
Control Processor IP | Avaya’s proprietary server for managing call setup and tear down. |
Media Processor IP | Avaya’s proprietary server for managing actual voice data. |
Non-server IP | An IP which should not be interpreted as a server on any call. This type provides a mechanism to override our normal inference of servers based upon traffic between IPs. In other words, it should generally only be used if we are incorrectly presenting a non-server IP as a server. |
Outside IP | Link to PSTN or other outside network. |
Server IP | Generic VoIP Server such as Cisco. |