Introduction; Location Service Configuration Task List; Creating A Location Service; Adding A Domain - Patton electronics SmartNode Series Software Configuration Manual

SmartWare Software Configuration Guide

Introduction

This chapter describes how to configure location services in SmartWare.
Location Service configuration task list
The following section describes how to create a new location service and how to enter the configuration mode
of an existing service. Additionally, it describes all commands and sub commands of the location service config-
uration mode. All configuration tasks for Location Services are listed below:
• Create a Location Service (see
• Add a domain (see page
• Create an identity (see
• Create an identity group (see
• Inherit from an identity group to an identity (see

Creating a Location Service

The location-service command enters the configuration mode of a location service. If the requested service
does not yet exists, a new one will be created. The no form of the command removes an existing location ser-
vice.
Mode: Configure
Step
1 [node](cfg)# [no] location-service <name> Creates/Destroys a location service or enters con-

Adding a domain

The domain command specifies the domains that the location service is responsible for. If the application
needs information from the location service, it performs a lookup with the Host Part of the Request-URI or
the From-URI to find the right instance. The header selection from which the URI will be taken depends on
the call direction (Outgoing/Incoming SIP-Call) and the requested information. The SIP environment deter-
mines which format the Domain has; it can either be a Domain-Name, a Host-Name or a Host-Address. If all
components of the SIP environment are set up to operate in one specified domain, Domain is a Domain-
Name. If point-to-point routing is used, Domain is either a Host-Name or a Host-Address. In this case, Host-
Name is a FQDN (Full Qualified Domain Name).
Domain Examples:
Domain-Name: biloxy.com
Host-Name: sip-ua.biloxy.com or sip-server.biloxy.com
Host-Address: 192.168.10.1 or 10.10.10.1
In case of point-to-point routing, local host-addresses may not be added to the domain list of a location ser-
vice; the own addresses are known by the application. But, if an identity exists in two different location services
Introduction
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Command
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figuration mode.
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Purpose
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