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Table 72
UNIStim Security menu
Command
quick
server
client
keys
adv
ena
dis
Table 72 identifies and describes the UNIStim Security menu commands.
Description
Initiates the secure UNIStim quick setup wizard. Using this wizard, you can
enable UNIStim security, generate a private key for encryption, and add
UNIStim servers.
Adds a UNIStim server.
In the CS 1000, the UNIStim server is called the TPS server and the default
port is 4100. In the MCS, the UNIStim server is called the IPCM and the
default port is 5000. Before UNIStim security is enabled, add the UNIStim
servers to the SMC. All UNIStim servers must reside within the secure
voice zone and have a specified listening port.
Note: The SMC designates two types of servers within its statistics:
primary servers and secondary servers. Primary servers are created during
the UNIStim configuration; secondary servers are added dynamically
during a UNIStim redirection from a primary server to a UNIStim server
within a secure multimedia zone that is not primary. Secondary servers are
generated most frequently within CS 1000 installations, where the initial
connection to port 4100 is redirected to a secondary server listening on
port 7300, and then to port 5100.
Displays the Client menu, which you can use to segment clients and apply
different policies to different clients as defined by the subnets. For menu
items, see "Client menu" on
Displays the Keys menu, which you can use to specify key handling and
manipulation functionality. For menu items, see "Keys menu" on
Displays the Advanced menu, which you can use to apply advanced
UNIStim features. See "Advanced menu" on
Enables secure UNIStim.
Disables secure UNIStim.
Configuration menu
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