Configure the Server Flow for IP Office

Last Updated : Oct 16, 2023 |
When the ASBCE receives a packet, it uses the (IP addresses, URIs, and so on) to determine which server flow it matches. After determining the server flow, the ASBCE applies the policies for the destination endpoint.
Prolog information
  1. Select Network & Flows and then End Point Flows.
  2. Select the Server Flows tab.
  3. Create a flow for calls from the IP Office to MS Teams:
    1. Click Add.
    2. For the Flow Name, enter a unique descriptive name.
    3. In the SIP Server Profile, Signaling Interface, Media Interface, End Point Policy Group and Topology Hiding fields, select entries created for the IP Office.
    4. For the Received Interface and Routing Profiles, select the signaling interface and routing profiles created for the MS Teams.
    5. The final settings will look like the following example. Click Finish.
      ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
  4. Create a server flow for calls returning to the IP Office:
    1. Click Add.
    2. For the Flow Name, enter a unique descriptive name.
    3. In the SIP Server Profile, Signaling Interface, Media Interface and End Point Policy Group fields, select entries created for the IP Office.
    4. For the Received Interface and Routing Profiles, select the profiles created for IP Office.
    5. The final settings will look like the following example. Click Finish.
      ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
  5. The server flow details will look like the following example:
    ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: