Cluster Session Manager

Allows you to administer up to 10 clusters of Session Manager.

Cluster Number is a read-only field.

Cluster Number

Cluster Name

Session Manager node names

Signaling Group

Allows you to administer a Cluster ID if the Clustered field is set to y.

Administration of a Session Manager cluster on a Signaling Group form allows the signaling group to point to all Session Managers in the cluster.

The Peer Server and Enable Layer 3 Test fields are read-only if the Clustered field is set to y. If the Clustered field is set to n, you can edit the Peer Server and Enable Layer 3 Test fields.

Clustered

Cluster ID

Peer Server

Enable Layer 3 Test

Station

Displays the primary, secondary, third, and fourth Session Managers to which the SIP Trunk Optimization feature sends the Invite to the station.

Primary, secondary, third, and fourth Session Manager fields are read-only on the SAT interface. They are populated by System Manager during SIP station administration or translation synchronization between System Manager and Communication Manager in case of already administered SIP stations.

IP addresses are allocated to these fields only when the policy-based assignment is enabled in System Manager.

Primary Session Manager

Secondary Session Manager

Third Session Manager

Fourth Session Manager

Trunk Group

Allows you to configure the number of trunk members that can be administered on a SIP trunk group.

Number of Members

Route Pattern

Displays the network region for each of the route preference on the route patterns.

Network Region

IP Options System Parameters

If the signaling group is clustered, you see the following options:

Node-Name of Primary SM BW Mgr

Node-Name of Secondary SM BW Mgr