PlcmMediaRelayConfiguration

Definitions for the configuration of media relay services (SBC).

PlcmMediaRelayConfiguration

PlcmMediaRelayConfiguration Fields

NameTypeDescriptionAttributes
atomLinkList Array of LinkSee Definition of Link
enabledboolean States whether media relay services are enabled or not. Mandatory
relayAllboolean Whether all dial resolutions should use media relay services, regardless of their dial rule settings.
internalPortRangeStartint Starting port range (inclusive) for media relay on the internal (LAN) interface. Should be between 1024 and 65535 (inclusvie) Mandatory
internalPortRangeEndint Ending port range (inclusive) for media relay on the internal (LAN) interface. Should be between 1024 and 65535 (inclusive) Mandatory
externalPortRangeStartint Starting port range (inclusive) for media relay on the external (WAN) interface, if one is configured (otherwise will be ignored). Should be between 1024 and 65535 (inclusive). If not present the internal value will be used.
externalPortRangeEndint Ending port range (inclusive) for media relay on the external (WAN) interface, if one is configured (otherwise will be ignored). Should be between 1024 and 65535 (inclusive). If not present the internal value will be used.
idlePortTimeoutint The time, in seconds, to allow idle relay ports to stay active before auto releasing them. If set to lower than or equal to 0, automatic idle port freeing will be disabled. If set to greater than 0 but less than 60, 60 seconds will be used. Otherwise the value entered will be used. Idle port means a relay port that has received no network data since the last time it was checked. It is recommended to keep this value somewhat high (2 hours is the default) to prevent unused media allocations from being freed while calls are still up. If a media relay port is freed it does not necessarily mean the call associated with that media port is disconnected.
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