July 2002
Intermediate to advanced
528 pages
15h 13m
English
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User Agent Marshal Server
The User Agent Marshal server is the primary point of contact for all User Agents, such as SIP phones. The User Agent Marshal server is a SIP proxy server that authenticates UAs and forwards messages on their behalf. See Chapters 1 and 7 for more information.
Table 6-7 shows the provisioning tasks that can be performed with the User Agent Marshal server.
Table 6-7. User Agent Marshal server tasks
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Task |
Comments |
|---|---|
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Adding a User Agent Marshal server group |
User Agent Marshal server groups are the second sublevel below |
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Adding a User Agent Marshal server |
Depending on the subscriber base size, a system may include several Marshal servers in the same server group or dispersed over several groups. |
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Editing a User Agent Marshal server |
Select a server, edit the fields, and then click OK. Table 6-8 describes the fields. |
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Adding additional User Agent Marshal servers |
Systems that can process up to 50 calls per second do not require more than two User Agent Marshal servers. Additional servers can be added as the system grows in size or if greater reliability is desired. Follow the earlier instructions in "Adding New Servers.” |
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Deleting User Agent Marshal servers |
Select a server and click Delete. |
Figure 6-4 shows the User Agent Marshal server’s data entry fields.
Table 6-8 describes the fields.
Figure 6-4. User Agent Marshal server data entry screen
Table 6-8. User Agent Marshal server data entry ...
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