Create a new SIP entity.

Modify the selected SIP entity.

Delete the selected the SIP entity.

Create a duplicate of the selected SIP entity and assign a new state to it.

Display the locations, routing policies, adaptations, outbound proxy, application, and failover group that correspond to the SIP entity on the SIP Entity Reference Report page.

Import from XML files or zip file containing one or more XML files using the Import data page.

Export the SIP entity data as an XML file to a specified location using the Export SIP Entities page.

Export data for all routing entities as a zipped file to a specified location using the Export all data page.

Deny new service for all entity links associated with the selected SIP entities. This is known as busyout condition.

Accept new service for all entity links associated with the selected SIP entities. This is known as released condition.

The name of the SIP entity. This name must be unique and can have between 3 and 64 characters.

The address family type of the entity link.

The options are:

• IPv4

• IPv6

• Both

The fully qualified domain name or IPv4 address of the SIP entity.

The fully qualified domain name or IPv6 address of the SIP entity.

Specifies the type of the Session Manager or Branch Session Manager edge topology configuration. The options are:

• Enterprise

• Edge Core

• Edge Branch

• Branch

If SIP Entity is of type Session Manager, Session Manager displays the following options:

• Enterprise: Specifies the entity is part of the enterprise or core network. This is the default value.

• Edge Core: Specifies the entity is part of the enterprise or core network and also has an interface to establish connections with Edge Branch SIP entities using Session Border Controller. When you select Edge Core, Session Manager displays the SBC Public IP Address or FQDN field.

• Edge Branch: Identifies the entity is part of a branch or private network and also has an interface to establish connections with Edge Core SIP entities using Session Border Controller. When you select Edge Branch, Session Manager displays the SBC Private IP Address or FQDN field.

If SIP Entity is of type SIP Trunk, Other, or Service Provider, Session Manager displays the following options:

• Enterprise: Specifies the entity is part of the enterprise or core network. This is the default value.

• Branch: Specifies the entity is part of a branch or private network. A Branch topology SIP entity can only be directly connected to a Branch Session Manager instance and not to any core Session Manager instance.

The IP address or FQDN of Session Border Controller.

The type of SIP entity. For example, Session Manager.

You can select the SIP entity type as ELIN Server. This type is used by third-party E911 services. The services determine the location of a user based on the IP address to send the new ELIN to Session Manager in case of an emergency call. You must resolve the SIP Entity selected as the ELIN server through the local host name resolution to use the primary or secondary IP address.

Additional information or notes about the SIP entity.