Validation Requests - Avaya CS700 Administration And Maintenance

Configuring Conference Scheduler
Table 33: chdbased.reg Attribute Settings (continued)
Attribute
URI
PingURI
cmdURI
Port
Timeout
Connections
Test

Validation Requests

When the chdbased.reg configuration information is accurate and the specified EPV server is
available, then the system establishes the specified number of connections to the EPV server.
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Description
The Universally Recognized Identifier is used for passcode
validation requests. Entries in this field are limited to 127
characters.
The URI points to either an HTML page for a production system,
or to a directory on the HTTP server for a test environment.
Points to page containing the keep alive response. Entries in
this field are limited to 127 characters.
The URI that defines where the system sends the conference
attribute updates.
Currently only updates to the Leader PIN are supported.
The Port the system connects to on the HTTP server. 80 is the
default for HTTP.
The amount of time in seconds to wait for a response from the
EPV server.
The number of connections to open to the EPV server. Each
connection handles a single EPV request. Requests are
asynchronous , therefore several requests may be made
without blocking call processing.
The attribute setting depends on the EPV server's capacity. For
instance, if the EPV server can only process one request at a
time, connections should be set to 1. However, if it can process
multiple requests simultaneously, connections should be set to
more the 1.
Used for testing with a dumb HTTP server. When test is set to
True, the passcode being verified is used as the name of an htm
file. For example, to validate a passcode of 97979 on a test
HTTP server, place a file with the name 97979.htm in the /
epvtest directory.
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