VoIP SIP command reference
VoIP SIP
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iMG/RG Software Reference Manual (Voice Service)
Users previously registered to location servers start to unregister themselves and then
re-register on the same location servers.
This command doesn't release any resources (users, physical ports and FDB entries) pre-
viously created during module configuration.
Example
--> voip sip protocol restart
See also
VOIP SIP PROTOCOL ENABLE
6.2.4.1.4 VOIP SIP PROTOCOL SET AUTHENTICATION
Syntax
VOIP SIP PROTOCOL SET AUTHENTICATION {PROXY | PROXY,WWW | WWW}
Description
This command sets the SIP dialog authentication method. By default, this is set to PROXY.
Example
--> voip sip protocol set authentication proxy
See also
VOIP SIP PROTOCOL SHOW
VOIP SIP PROTOCOL ENABLE
6.2.4.1.5 VOIP SIP PROTOCOL SET CONTACT-ON-1XX-RESPONSE
Syntax
VOIP SIP PROTOCOL SET CONTACT-ON-1XX-RESPONSE {ENABLE | DIS-
ABLE}
Description
This command sets enables and disables the inclusion of a Contact header in SIP 1xx
responses. By default, this is set to disabled.
Example
--> voip sip protocol set contact-on-1xx-response enable
See also
VOIP SIP PROTOCOL SHOW
6.2.4.1.6 VOIP SIP PROTOCOL SET DEFAULTPORT
Syntax
VOIP SIP PROTOCOL SET DEFAULTPORT <ipport>
Description
This command sets the default listening/sending port used for SIP
signalling
messages.
By default, when the SIP module is attached to an IP interface using theVOIP SIP PROTO-
COL SET NETINTERFACE command, the following default value is used:
•
defaultport:5060
Note:
Changing the signalling port causes the SIP 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).