The features Media Unanchoring and Delayed SDP Handling cannot both be enabled for a call. For more information about administering these features, see Media unanchoring and Server interworking.
Before you begin
Configure a session policy profile, and then use the profile to create a session flow.
Procedure
Log in to the EMS web interface with administrator credentials.
From the Device menu, click the SBC name to administer.
In the navigation pane, click Domain Policies > Session Policies.
On the Session Policies page, in the Session Policies section, click an existing session policy and then click the Media tab.
Clear the Media Anchoring field.
Note:
If you clear the media anchoring check box, media forking profile becomes unavailable. If you want to use the media forking feature, Avaya SBC cannot unanchor the media.
In a deployment, if a network has a remote Avaya SBC deployed before the core Avaya SBC deployment and a subnet user is behind a NAT device, you can unanchor media for the core Avaya SBC.
In the Call Type for Media Unanchoring field, click one of the following:
Media Tromboning Only: To release media for hairpin calls.
All: To release media for all calls including hairpin and non-hairpin calls.
