Connecting to IP Media Server

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Descriptions

 

IP media server is the name given to the computing component that processes the audio streams associated with telephone calls or connections. Multi-party call and conference services are particular examples of how IP media servers can be used, as a special 'engine' is needed to mix audio streams together so that conference participants can hear all of the other participants.

 

 

Implementation

 

hmtoggle_arrow1Configure MRFC Parameters

 

1.Go to EMS >Configuration >NSS >MRFC.

 

2.Click the 2_035 button at the upper right corner.

 

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1.On the MRFP tab, and then click New at the bottom of the MRFP table.

 

2.In the MRFP ID box, select an available number for the new MRFP, and then click the 2_002 button.

 

3.In the MRFP Option window, configure the relevant parameters given in the following table.

 

4.Click the 2_041 button to update parameters to application servers.

 

5.Click the 2_036 button to activate the new created MRFP.

 

Sub-parameter

Description (Click highlight SAVE after change)

Recommended Value

Title

Assign a catchy alias to this new created entity.

--

MRFC Domain

Specify a domain name for local server.

172.18.98.1

MRFP Domain

Enter the domain name of the IPmedia media server.

172.18.230.1

MRFP IP

Enter the IP address of the IPmedia media server.

172.18.230.1

MRFP Port

Enter the SIP UDP Local Port set on the IPmedia media server.

5060

Conf Prefix

Enter the conference ID set on the IP media server.

conf

Max Conf Channels

Assign the maximum number of channels reserved for conference use. It cooperates with the next parameter to distribute licensed channels between conference and transcoding.

--

Max Trans Channels

Assign the maximum number of channels reserved for transcoding use. It cooperates with the upper parameter to distribute licensed channels between conference and transcoding.

--

 

 

hmtoggle_arrow1Configure AudioCodes IPmedia Parameters

 

1.Go to IPmedia >Protocol Management >IPmedia Parameters.

 

2.Configure the necessary parameters given in the following table.

 

Sub-parameter

Description

Recommended Value

Conference ID

Identification of conference call (to be used by SIP INVITE)

conf

Bip On Conference

Beep when a new participant joins a conference

Enable

Enable DTMF Clamping

Enable or disable remove detected DTMF digits from the audio stream on simple conference participant

Enable

Enable Conference DTMF Reporting

Enable or disable report in out of band format about detected DTMF digits

Disable

 

3.Go to IPmedia >Protocol Management >Advanced Parameters >General Parameters.

 

4.Configure the necessary parameter given in the following table.

 

Sub-parameter

Description

Recommended Value

Disconnect on Broken Connection

Disconnect calls on receiving RTP broken notification

No

 

5.Go to IPmedia >Protocol Management >Protocol Definition >General Parameters.

 

6.Configure the necessary parameters given in the following table.

 

Sub-parameter

Description

Recommended Value

SIP Transport Type

Specify SIP transport type

UDP

SIP UDP Local Port

Specify local SIP port used for signaling

5060

 

7.Go to IPmedia >Protocol Management >Protocol Definition >Coders.

 

8.Configure the necessary parameters given in the following table.

 

Coder Name

Packetization Time

Rate

Payload Type

Silence Suppression

G.729

20

8

--

Disabled

G.711A-law

20

64

--

Disabled

G.711U-law

20

64

--

Disabled

GSM EFR

20

12.2

84

Disabled

AMR

20

12.2

64

Disabled

 

 

 

See Also

 

Multi-party Call

 

 

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