- Welcome to Cisco Unified SIP Proxy
- Documentation Roadmap for Cisco Unified SIP Proxy Release 9.0
- Configuring SIP Stacks
- Configuring Networks
- Configuring Triggers
- Configuring Server Groups
- Configuring Route Groups
- Configuring Route Tables
- Configuring Route Policies
- Configuring Normalization Policies
- Configuring Time Policies
- Configuring Routing Triggers
- Configuring Normalization Triggers
- Configuring Performance Control
- Configuring Call Admission Control
- Configuring Users
- Setting User Defaults
- Configuring Groups
- Configuring Privileges
- Configuring Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting
- Displaying System Information
- Configuring Domain Name Settings
- Configuring Network Time and Time Zone Settings
- Configuring SNMP Settings
- Configuring the System Login Banner
- Monitoring the Cisco Unified SIP Proxy System
- Viewing Reports
- Configuring Backup and Restore
- Using the Administration Control Panel
- Managing the System Configuration
- Smart License
- Troubleshooting
- Error Messages
- Viewing a List of Server Groups
- Adding a Server Group
- Editing a Server Group
- Viewing and Editing the General Settings for All Server Groups
- Viewing and Deleting Server Group Elements
- Adding and Editing a Server Group Element
- Viewing a List of SIP Ping Network Connections
- Adding a SIP Ping Configuration
- Editing a SIP Ping Configuration
- Viewing a List of Call Admission Control Endpoints
- Changing the Limit of a Call Admission Control Endpoint
Configuring Server Groups
- Viewing a List of Server Groups
- Adding a Server Group
- Editing a Server Group
- Viewing and Editing the General Settings for All Server Groups
- Viewing and Deleting Server Group Elements
- Adding and Editing a Server Group Element
- Viewing a List of SIP Ping Network Connections
- Adding a SIP Ping Configuration
- Editing a SIP Ping Configuration
- Viewing a List of Call Admission Control Endpoints
- Changing the Limit of a Call Admission Control Endpoint
Viewing a List of Server Groups
Server groups define the elements with which the Cisco Unified SIP Proxy system interacts for each network.
Step 1 Choose Configure > Server Groups > Groups.
The system displays the Server Groups page with the Groups tab highlighted, containing the fields described in Table 5 .
Step 2 To delete a server group, do the following:
a. Check the check box next to the server group to delete.
c. In the Cisco Unified SIP Proxy header, click Commit Candidate Configuration to commit this change.
Step 3 To revert any changes you have made back to the state they were in at the time of the last commit, do the following:
a. Check the check box next to the name of the server group that has the changes to which you want to revert.
c. In the Cisco Unified SIP Proxy header, click Commit Candidate Configuration to commit this change.
- Managing the System Configuration
- Back to the Configuring Server Groups menu page
Adding a Server Group
You must create and configure at least one network before you can add a server group. See Configuring Networks .
Step 1 Choose Configure > Server Groups > Groups.
The system displays the Server Groups page with the Groups tab highlighted.
The system displays the Server Group (New) page.
Step 3 Enter information. See Table 5 .
Step 5 In the Cisco Unified SIP Proxy header, click Commit Candidate Configuration to commit this change.
- Managing the System Configuration
- Back to the Configuring Server Groups menu page
Editing a Server Group
Step 1 Choose Configure > Server Groups > Groups.
The system displays the Server Groups page with the Groups tab highlighted.
Step 2 Click the underlined name of the server group to edit.
The system displays the Server Group ‘<name of server group>’ page with the Group Settings tab highlighted.
Step 3 Edit the information. See Table 5 .
Step 5 In the Cisco Unified SIP Proxy header, click Commit Candidate Configuration to commit this change.
- Managing the System Configuration
- Back to the Configuring Server Groups menu page
Viewing and Editing the General Settings for All Server Groups
Follow this procedure to view and edit the general settings that affect all server groups.
Step 1 Choose Configure > Server Groups > General Settings.
The system displays the Server Groups page with the General Settings tab highlighted, containing the fields described in Table 6 .
Step 2 To edit the settings, change the values.
Step 4 In the Cisco Unified SIP Proxy header, click Commit Candidate Configuration to commit this change.
- Managing the System Configuration
- Back to the Configuring Server Groups menu page
Viewing and Deleting Server Group Elements
There can be multiple elements in each server group.
Step 1 Choose Configure > Server Groups > Groups.
The system displays the Server Groups page with the Groups tab highlighted.
Step 2 To see the elements associated with this server group, click click here under the Elements header.
The system displays the Server Group ‘<name of server group>’ page with the Elements tab highlighted. The page contains the fields described in Table 7 .
Step 3 To delete a server group element, do the following:
a. Check the check box next to the name of the element.
c. In the Cisco Unified SIP Proxy header, click Commit Candidate Configuration to commit this change.
Step 4 To revert any changes you have made back to the state they were in at the time of the last commit, do the following:
a. Check the check box next to the name of the server group element that has the changes to which you want to revert.
c. In the Cisco Unified SIP Proxy header, click Commit Candidate Configuration to commit this change.
- Managing the System Configuration
- Back to the Configuring Server Groups menu page
Adding and Editing a Server Group Element
Step 1 Choose Configure > Server Groups > Groups.
The system displays the Server Groups page with the Groups tab highlighted.
Step 2 Click click here under the Elements header that corresponds with the server group to which you want to add an element.
The system displays the Server Group ‘<name of server group>’ page with the Elements tab highlighted.
Step 3 To add an element, do the following:
a. Click Add. The system displays the Server Group ‘<name of server group>’ Element (New) page.
b. Choose whether this element will be for an endpoint or server group.
c. Enter information about the element as described in Table 7 .
Step 4 To edit an element, do the following:
a. Click the underlined IP address for the element to edit. The system displays the Server Group ‘<name of server group>’ Element page.
b. Make changes to the values.
Step 5 In the Cisco Unified SIP Proxy header, click Commit Candidate Configuration to commit this change.
- Managing the System Configuration
- Back to the Configuring Server Groups menu page
Viewing a List of SIP Ping Network Connections
You must have already created at least one network. See Configuring Networks.
Step 1 Choose Configure > Server Groups > SIP Ping.
The system displays the SIP Ping page with the SIP Ping tab highlighted, containing the fields described in Table 8 .
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Specifies the interface host name or IP address that listens for responses to the SIP pings. Note When you specify a hostname, the server performs a DNS lookup to confirm that the host can be resolved. It then uses the IP address when the configuration is saved. If the system cannot resolve the hostname, it displays an “IP Address validation failed” error. |
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The UDP port that listens for responses to the SIP pings. The valid range is from 1024 to 65535. The default value is 4000. Note Be sure this port number is different from the port number specified for the server’s SIP listen point. |
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The request method for the SIP pings. Can be one of the following: |
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The ping type for the SIP ping. Can be one of the following:
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(Optional; only available if you choose Adaptive or Proactive for Ping Type) Specifies the consecutive ping interval for up elements. The default value is 5000 milliseconds. |
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(Optional; only available if you choose Adaptive or Reactive for Ping Type) Specifies the consecutive ping interval in milliseconds. For Adaptive pinging, this value configures the down element ping interval. The default value is 5000 milliseconds. |
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Specifies the maximum number of milliseconds between a ping and a response before the ping is considered unsuccessful. The minimum allowed value is 0. The default value is 500. |
Step 2 To delete a SIP ping network connection, do the following:
a. Check the check box next to the SIP ping network connection to delete.
c. In the Cisco Unified SIP Proxy header, click Commit Candidate Configuration to commit this change.
- Managing the System Configuration
- Back to the Configuring Server Groups menu page
Adding a SIP Ping Configuration
- You can only define one SIP ping configuration for each network. To create multiple SIP ping configurations, you must create and configure multiple networks.
- You can only add a SIP ping for server group elements with a transport type of UDP.
You must create and configure at least one network before you can add a SIP ping configuration. See Configuring Networks .
Step 1 Choose Configure > Server Groups > SIP Ping.
The system displays the SIP Ping page with the SIP Ping tab highlighted.
The system displays the SIP Ping Configuration (New) page.
Step 3 Enter information. See Table 8 .
Step 5 In the Cisco Unified SIP Proxy header, click Commit Candidate Configuration to commit this change.
- Managing the System Configuration
- Back to the Configuring Server Groups menu page
Editing a SIP Ping Configuration
Step 1 Choose Configure > Server Groups > SIP Ping.
The system displays the SIP Ping page with the SIP Ping tab highlighted.
Step 2 Check the check box next to the SIP ping network configuration to edit.
The system displays the SIP Ping Configuration ‘<name of network>’ page.
Step 4 Edit information. See Table 8 .
Step 6 In the Cisco Unified SIP Proxy header, click Commit Candidate Configuration to commit this change.
- Managing the System Configuration
- Back to the Configuring Server Groups menu page
Viewing a List of Call Admission Control Endpoints
The system automatically adds call admission control endpoints when you add a server group and elements and then commit the configuration.
Step 1 Choose Configure > Server Groups > Call Admission Control.
The system displays the Server Groups page with the Call Admission Control tab highlighted.
For each call admission control endpoint, the system lists the IP address, port, transport, network and call admission control limit.
- Managing the System Configuration
- Configuring Call Admission Control
- Back to the Configuring Server Groups menu page
Changing the Limit of a Call Admission Control Endpoint
Step 1 Choose Configure > Server Groups > Call Admission Control.
The system displays the Server Groups page with the Call Admission Control tab highlighted.
Step 2 Click the underlined limit to change.
The system displays the CAC Endpoint page.
Step 3 Check the unlimited check box to make the limit unlimited, or enter a value in the field.
- Back to the Configuring Server Groups menu page
- Configuring Call Admission Control