Configure Dns Resolver; Binding The Gateway To An Ip Interface - Patton electronics SmartWare R.3.20 Software Configuration Manual

SmartWare Software Configuration Guide
possible configurations, which are involved in a specific configuration topic are described in the respective con-
figuration task.
IMPORTANT
• Configure DNS resolver
• Configure datapath related settings
•

Binding the gateway to an IP interface

• Enable the Gateway
• Registering with a registrar (Optional)
• Configure a domain name (Optional)
• Configure a default server (Optional)
• Configure authentication parameters (Optional)
• Enable support for the SIP Remote -Party-ID header (Optional)
• Enable the session timer (Optional)
• Advanced configuration options (Optional)
Configure DNS resolver
The SIP gateway requires the DNS resolver to be enabled. You can find additional information about how to
configure the DNS resolver in the DNS configuration chapter of this configuration guide.
Binding the gateway to an IP interface
Binding the gateway to one of the available IP interfaces is required to allow the gateway to determine the local
IP address it should use. The gateway needs to know the local IP address For example, when it needs to tell the
remote gateway in the call-signaling to which IP address the remote gateway should send the media streams
(RTP data). The gateway always uses the IP address of the interface to which it is bound, when a local IP
address is required. The following procedure describes how to bind the gateway to a local IP interface.
Mode: Gateway SIP
Step
1 node (gw-hsip)[sip]#bind interface if-name
Example: Binding the gateway
The following example shows how to bind the gateway to an IP interface.
node>enable
node#configure
node(cfg)#gateway sip sip
Gateway configuration task list
You cannot have more than 8 SIP gateways. Even
though more than 8 gateways can be configure, the system only
supports 8.
Command
39 • SIP gateway configuration
Purpose
Binds the gateway to the IP interface if-name.
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