ADTRAN AOS Version R10.1.0 Command Reference Manual page 1156

Command Reference Guide
ip sip registrar
Use the ip sip registrar command to configure the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) registrar server used
for registering user agents (UAs) into the location database. For more details on SIP operation, refer to the
Technology Review section of the command
registrar command to disable the registrar server. Variations of this command include:
ip sip registrar
ip sip registrar authenticate
ip sip registrar default-expires <value>
ip sip registrar max-expires <value>
ip sip registrar min-expires <value>
ip sip registrar realm <string>
Syntax Description
authenticate
default-expires <value>
max-expires <value>
min-expires <value>
realm <string>
Default Values
By default, the registrar server is disabled.
Command History
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Specifies that authentication is required for each UA during registration.
Specifies the default expiration period for the UA listing in the location
database. UAs requesting registration without specifying an expiration
period are given this default expiration period. Range is 0 to
2592000 seconds.
Specifies the maximum expiration period for the UA listing in the location
database. All UAs registering with the SIP proxy server request an
expiration period for the listing in the database. UAs requesting an
expiration period between the max-expires and min-expires values are
honored. Range is 0 to 2592000 seconds.
Specifies the minimum expiration period for the UA listing in the location
database. All UAs registering with the SIP proxy server request an
expiration period for the listing in the database. UAs requesting an
expiration period between the max-expires and min-expires values are
honored. Range is 0 to 2592000 seconds.
Specifies a realm (using an ASCII character string) for the UA listing in the
location database.
Command was introduced.
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