Cisco 6800 Series Administration Manual page 103

Monitoring
Field
Use One TCP Connection per
SIP Extension
RTP from own base station
Keep Alive
Show Extension on Handset Idle
Screen
Hold Behaviour
Contents
Values:
• Disabled
• Enabled (default)
Values:
• Disabled (default)
• Enabled
Values:
• Disabled
• Enabled (default)
Values:
• Disabled
• Enabled (default)
Values:
• RFC 3264
• RFC 2543 (default)
Description
Indicates how TCP or TLS connections are used.
When TCP or TLS is used for SIP transport, there are two choices
for connections:
• Disabled—Each base station has a single TCP or TLS
connection that the handsets share.
• Enabled—Each line has an individual TCP or TLS
connection.
Note You should set this field to Enabled to handle
multiple responses to a NAPTR or SRV lookup.
Indicates that the RTP stream is sent.
This field displays only on the Cisco IP DECT 210 Multi-Cell
Base Station.
• Disabled—The RTP stream is sent from the base station
associated with the handset.
• Enabled—The RTP stream is sent from the base station
where the SIP registration is located.
Set this field to Enabled for single-base systems.
Indicates if the port of the relevant NAT-aware router is kept open
for 30 seconds.
Indicates if the handset idle screen displays the extension.
Indicates the way hold works on the handset.
• RFC 3264—The connection information part of the SDP
contains the IP address of the endpoint, and based on the
context the direction attribute is send only, recvonly, or
inactive.
• RFC 2543—The connection information part of the SDP is
set to 0.0.0.0, and based on the context the direction attribute
is send only, recvonly, or inactive.
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