Domain policies field descriptions

Last Updated : Sep 01, 2026 |
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Domain Policies field descriptions

Name
Description
Application rules
Displays a list of application rules in the application pane. You can add, view, edit, clone, or delete the application rules by using the corresponding buttons in the application pane and content area.
The system also displays the audio and video application states along with the number of maximum concurrent sessions and the maximum sessions for each endpoint. You can change these parameters in a window accessible from the content area.
Border rules
Displays the NAT Traversal tab. Use this tab to manage the operation of Avaya SBC security device when deployed at the edge of the network.
Media rules
Displays a list of media rules in the application pane. You can add, view, edit, clone, or delete media rules by using the corresponding buttons in the application pane and content area.
For a media rule, the system displays following parameters related to:
  • Media Encryption
  • Codec Prioritization
  • Media Silencing
  • Media BFCP
  • Media FECC
  • ANAT
  • transcoding
Security rules
Displays a list of security rules in the application pane. You can add, view, edit, clone, or delete media rules by using the corresponding buttons in the application pane and content area. The options are:
  • Compliance
  • Scrubber
  • Domain DoS
Signaling rules
Displays a list of signaling rules in the application pane. You can add, view, edit, clone, or delete signaling rules by using the corresponding buttons in the application pane and content area. The options are:
  • General
  • Requests
  • Responses
  • Request Headers
  • Response Headers
  • UCID
Charging rules
Displays a list of charging rules in the application pane. You can add, view, edit, clone, or delete charging rules by using the corresponding buttons in the application pane and content area.
End Point Policy Groups
Displays a list of policy group rules in the application pane. You can add, view, edit, or delete policy group rules by using the corresponding buttons in the application pane and content area.
A Policy Group is a user-defined combination of the following rules applied to server flows and subscriber flows:
  • Application
  • Border
  • Media
  • Security
  • Signaling
  • Charging
Session Policies
Displays the Media tab. Use this tab to control how Avaya SBC processes the media streams.
You can add, view, edit, clone, or delete session policies by using the corresponding buttons in the application pane and content area.
Caution:
You must change the Session Policies parameters only after consulting the Avaya technical support staff.