Configure Peer-To-Peer Sip Programs - Tieline Merlin PLUS User Manual

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Configure Peer-to-Peer SIP Programs

SIP programs are like a normal IP program to configure, with two small differences; entering a SIP
address and selecting SIP as the Session Protocol.
Important Notes: Before you start program configuration please note:
1. Open the HTML5 Toolbox Web-GUI and click Connect in the Menu Bar, then select Program
Manager to launch the Program Manager panel.
2. Click the New Program button to open the wizard and:
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Click in the Program Name text box to name the new program.
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Select Mono/Stereo Peer-to-Peer, or if you want to use an existing program as a template,
select this option. Then click Next.
Important Notes: When you use an existing program as a template, the new program
inherits all the settings of the template program and you can adjust these settings as
required by continuing through the program wizard.
3. Enter a name for the Audio Stream and configure the codec to dial, answer or dial and
answer. Then click Next.
Note: The following example will display how to configure a dial and answer program. If you want the
codec to either dial or answer only, select the option and the wizard will automatically display
screens to allow you to configure the codec correctly. Please note that caller ID, dial routes and G3
profile information can not be used for SIP connections because Tieline session data is replaced by
SDP for SIP connections.
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You cannot edit a program when it is currently loaded in the codec.
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Some drop-down menus and settings may be greyed out intentionally depending on
features available.
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Failover and SmartStream PLUS redundant streaming are not available with SIP
connections.
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To learn more about programs see the section titled
Dialing.Remember to lock an answering program in a codec when answering
multiple SIP calls.
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Ensure the appropriate TCP and UDP audio ports are open in your firewall to allow
SIP audio streams to connect. See
information.
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