Use the remove media-server command to remove a media server that was previously added in Communication Manager.
Syntax
remove media-server x
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is integer range from 1–250 that indicates the media server number to be removed.
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Description
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ID
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Identification number of the media server.
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Signaling Group
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Identifies the signaling-group used by Communication Manager to communicate with the specific media server.
The specific signaling-group must be of SIP type and peer server must be of Avaya Aura® Media Server.
The signaling-group number cannot be assigned to another media server.
The signaling group number is from 1 to 999.
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VoIP Channel License Limit
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Represents the maximum number of VoIP channel licenses, which can be used on this media server.
The field represents an upper limit and must be populated with a value 1 to 9999 or can be left blank. Blank means there is no upper limit on the number of VoIP channels that can be used on the server.
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Node Name
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Identifies the Node Name of the media server, which is obtained from the far-end Node Name of the signaling group form. This is a read only field.
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Network Region
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Identifies the Network Region of the media server, which is obtained from the Far-end Network Region field of the associated Avaya Aura® Media Server (MS) signaling-group. This is a read only field.
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Location
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Displays the location obtained from the Network Region form. This is a read only field.
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Announcement Storage Area
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Displays where the announcements used on a specific Communication Manager are stored.
Another Communication Manager, which shares a specific media server displays a different Announcement Storage Area.
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Dedicated VoIP Channel Licenses
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Represents the number of VoIP channel licenses, which are dedicated to the media server. The field must be populated with a value from 1 to 9999.
A value of blank shows that no licenses are dedicated to this media server.
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