Polycom RealPresence 1800 Administration Manual page 242

CS System Flags
Flag Name
QOS_IP_SIGNALING
SIP_DUAL_DIRECTION_TCP_CO
N
SIP_ST_ENFORCE_VAL
SIP_TCP_TLS_TIMERS
SIP_TIMERS_SET_INDEX
SIP_TO_TAG_CONFLICT
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Description
Used to select the Diffserv priority of signaling packets when DiffServ is the
selected method for packet priority encoding.
For any given DSCP level, set the flag to the full 8-bit hexadecimal value of
the DS/TOS byte, which contains the DSCP level as its upper six bits.
For example, assuming that a DSCP level of 34 decimal is required: the
binary representation of 34 is 0b100010, which, when placed into the upper
six bits of the DS/TOS byte, becomes 0b[100010]00, or 0b1000 1000 =
0x88 hex. Thus, set the flag value to 0x88.
Default value: 0xA0
For use in Microsoft environments.
When set to YES, sends a new request on the same TCP connection
instead of opening a new connection.
Default value: NO
For use in Microsoft environments.
Session timer interval in seconds.
Default value= YES
Determines the timeout characteristics of SIP TCP TLS connections.
Format: SIP_TCP_TLS_TIMERS = <string>
The string contains the following parameters:
Ct - Timeout of TCP CONNECT operation (seconds)
Cs - Timeout of TLS CONNECT operation (seconds)
A - Timeout of accept operation (seconds)
D - Timeout of disconnect operation (nanoseconds)
H - Timeout of handshake operation (seconds)
Default value: <1,5, 4,500000,5>
SIP Timer type timeout settings according to standard or proprietary
protocol.
Default value: 0
Possible values: 0, 1 (SIP Standard recommendation)
Note: For homologation and certification testing, this flag must be set to 1.
For use in Microsoft environments.
In case of forking, a tag conflict will be resolved when Status 200 OK is
received from an answering UA.<require more clarity>
Default value: YES
Possible: YES/NO
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