Configuring SIP route properties

Last Updated : May 18, 2015 |
Refer to the following parameter definitions for descriptions of each property of the SIP route:
Definitions for SIP route properties
Property
Description
SIP Route Type
The type of route that indicates if product specific processing is required. The options include:
Standard SIP
This route is fully compliant and requires no special handling. You can select this option for most deployments. This is the default value.
CS1K GW
Direct Communication Server 1000 mode.
CS1K SRS
Communication Server 1000 configured with SIP Redirect Server (SRS).
CS1K SPS Home
Communication Server 1000 configured with a SIP Proxy Server (SPS).
CS1K SPS Home Redirect
Communication Server 1000 configured with SIP Proxy Server (SPS).
CS1K SPS Redirect
Communication Server 1000 configured with SIP Proxy Server (SPS).
SIP Server Poll Timer
Interval, in milliseconds, that the route is polled for status. The mechanism used to determine the status is based on the SIP Server Keepalive configuration setting. The default value is 30,000 milliseconds. The range is 30,000 to 600,000 milliseconds.
Server Keep Alive
The mechanism used by Avaya Aura® MS to determine the status of the route. The options include:
Disabled
Route status monitoring is disabled.
Keep Alive
Using OPTIONS
Route status is monitored using the SIP OPTIONS message. The route status updates based on the OPTIONS response. The OPTIONS response includes 200 (Active), 503 (Inactive), 504/No Response (Inactive or Down), and Other (Online - applies to MCS).
Before you begin
You must have configured a SIP route.
  1. Navigate to EMSystem ConfigurationSignaling ProtocolsSIPNodes and Routes.
  2. In Routes area, select the check box next to Route field that you want to edit.
  3. Click Edit.
  4. On the Edit SIP Route page, scroll down to the Properties section to make any required changes.
  5. From the Server Keepalive list, select to enable route status monitoring.
  6. From the SIP Route Type list, select the type of route.
  7. In the SIP Server Poll Timer field, enter the polling interval for route status, in milliseconds.
  8. Click Save.