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Description
--> voip mgcp protocol enable
See also
VOIP MGCP PROTOCOL SHOW
VOIP MGCP PROTOCOL DISABLE
6.1.7.1.3 VOIP MGCP PROTOCOL RESTART
Syntax
VOIP MGCP PROTOCOL RESTART
Description
This command restarts the VoIP MGCP signaling protocol module.
Any pending and active calls are released.
This command doesn't release any resources previously created during module configura-
tion.
Example
--> voip mgcp protocol restart
See also
VOIP MGCP PROTOCOL ENABLE
6.1.7.1.4 VOIP MGCP PROTOCOL SET DEFAULTPORT
Syntax
VOIP MGCP PROTOCOL SET DEFAULTPORT <ipport>
Description
This command sets the default listening/sending port used for MGCP signaling messages.
By default, when the MGCP module is attached to an IP interface using the VOIP MGCP
PROTOCOL SET NETINTERFACE command, the following default value is used:
defaultport:2427
Changing the signaling port causes the MGCP module to restart.
Options
The following table gives the range of values for each option that can be specified with
this command and a default value (if applicable).
Example
--> voip mgcp protocol set defaultport 2427
See also
VOIP MGCP PROTOCOL ENABLE
Option
Description
Default Value
ipport
UDP/TCP port number used for signalling mes-
sages. Available values are in the range 1026 to
65534. Only even values can be accepted
2427
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6.1.7.2 VOIP MGCP PROTOCOL SET ENDPOINT-SYNTAX
Syntax
VOIP MGCP PROTOCOL SET ENDPOINT-SYNTAX <ep-syntax> port
<portname>
Description
This command allows to customize the endpoint identifier (EPID) used inside MGCP
messages. The endpoint identifier syntax can be created using some variables listed in the
following table:
The endpoint identifier syntax default value depends on the used MGCP profile. The following table lists all the
combinations.
Variable
Description
TBD
TBD
$IP
It will be replaced with the gateway’s IP Address
$MAC
It will be replaced with the gateway’s MAC Address
$HOST
It will be replaced with the gateway’s System name
(If the system name is not configured the IP address will be used).
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TABLE 6-3
Possible Combinations for MGCP Profile
If system name is not set and/or it is not configured by DHCP, $HOST variable must be replaced by the IP
address.
Options
The following table gives the range of values for each option that can be specified with
this command and a default value (if applicable).
Example
Suppose to have a device with the following parameter values:
IP Address=10.17.90.135
MAC Address=10:20:30:40:50:61
System name=gatewat-90-135
TBD
TBD
NONE, AGS, GB and SIEMENS
aaln/0@[$IP] for endpoint tel1
aaln/1@[$IP] for endpoint tel2
aaln/2@[$IP] for endpoint tel3
aaln/3@[$IP] for endpoint tel4
MARCONI
aaln/1@[$IP] for endpoint tel1
aaln/2@[$IP] for endpoint tel2
aaln/3@[$IP] for endpoint tel3
aaln/4@[$IP] for endpoint tel4
SPHERE
$MAC:aaln/0@[$IP] for endpoint tel1
$MAC:aaln/1@[$IP] for endpoint tel2
$MAC:aaln/2@[$IP] for endpoint tel3
$MAC:aaln/3@[$IP] for endpoint tel4
CISCOBTS
aaln/0@$IP for endpoint tel1
aaln/1@$IP for endpoint tel2
aaln/2@$IP for endpoint tel3
aaln/3@$IP for endpoint tel4
Option
Description
Default Value
ep-syntax
It is the endpoint identifier used by the gateway
and by the Call Agent in the command messages.
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Example
-->
voip mgcp prot set endpoint-syntax aaln/0@[$IP] port tel1
The endpoint identifier is:
aaln/0@[10.17.90.135]
Example
-->
voip mgcp prot set endpoint-syntax $MAC:aaln/0@[$IP]
port tel1
The endpoint identifier is:
102030405061:aaln/0@[10.17.90.135]
Example
-->
voip mgcp prot set endpoint-syntax $MAC:aaln/1@[$HOST]
port tel2
The endpoint identifier is:
102030405061:aaln/1@[gatewat-90-135]
Example
-->
voip mgcp prot set endpoint-syntax tel3@[$HOST] port tel3
The endpoint identifier is:
tel3@[gatewat-90-135]
Example
-->
voip mgcp prot set endpoint-syntax aaln/0@$IP port tel1
The endpoint identifier is:
6.1.7.2.1 VOIP MGCP PROTOCOL SET HEARTBEAT
Syntax
VOIP MGCP PROTOCOL SET HEARTBEAT {ENABLE|DISABLE}
Description
This command enables/disables the heartbeat feature. The heartbeat consists on a
MGCP message periodically sent by the gateway to inform the callagent that the end
points are up and running. The heartbeat is implemented only under some specific
MGCP profiles and the sent heartbeat message is different for each profile. The following
table lists the profiles and heartbeat messages.
Example
--> voip mgcp protocol set heartbeat enable
See also
VOIP MGCP PROTOCOL SET PROFILE
VOIP MGCP PROTOCOL SET REFRESH-TIME
TBD
TBD
sphere
NTFY 48 000dda010203:aaln/0[192.168.1.10] MGCP 1.0
X: 1234567
N: hb
nuera
RSIP 48 aaln/0[192.168.1.10] MGCP 1.0 NCS 1.0
RM: x-refresh
siemens
RSIP 48 aaln/0[192.168.1.10] MGCP 1.0
RM: x-keepalive
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6.1.7.2.2 VOIP MGCP PROTOCOL SET NAT
Syntax
VOIP MGCP PROTOCOL SET NAT {NONE | <host>}
Description
This command sets the NAT host reference. Any MGCP message with local reference is
hidden by the NAT address value.
Changing the NAT reference causes the MGCP module to restart.
Options
The following table gives the range of values for each option that can be specified with
this command and a default value (if applicable).
Example
--> voip mgcp protocol set nat 10.17.90.110
Example
--> voip mgcp protocol set nat at-img600.voip.atkk.com
See also
VOIP MGCP PROTOCOL ENABLE
6.1.7.2.3 VOIP MGCP PROTOCOL SET NETINTERFACE
Syntax
VOIP MGCP PROTOCOL SET NETINTERFACE <interface_name>
Description
This command sets the IP interface used to access the VoIP network.
Signaling and voice packets will use the Source IP address defined for the selected inter-
face.
Options
The following table gives the range of values for each option that can be specified with
this command and a default value (if applicable).
Example
--> voip MGCP protocol set netinterface ip0
See also
VOIP MGCP PROTOCOL ENABLE
6.1.7.2.4 VOIP MGCP PROTOCOL SET PIGGYBACK
Syntax
VOIP MGCP PROTOCOL SET PIGGYBACK {ENABLE|DISABLE}
Option
Description
Default Value
host
The address that must displayed in the MGCP messages. It
can be expressed in hostname format or IPv4 format. A
Hostname can be a maximum of 255 characters long.
None
Option
Description
Default Value
interface_name
An existing IP interface. To display interface names, use
the IP LIST INTERFACES command.
N/A

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