UA Global-Configuration

Enable-SIPUA

This field defines the maximum number for the FXS port that your deployment supports.

This field has a value of 22 when an FXS/FXO card is present.

This field has a value of 24 when an FXS card is present.

The value should not be changed.

Default is the internal port 1025 (including when the field is left empty). The range is 0 to 65535.  Enter a port number to which SIP UA binds and listens for SIP messages. 

Note: You can use port 5060 in IAD mode or bind-to-WAN. In all other cases, port 5060 cannot be used here.

Default is blank. The default indicates that all FXS ports use the system's ALG LAN IP address as the domain unless the value is overwritten at the port level. Each FXS port will be provisioned in the Softswitch domain, and the SIP-User domain is also the authentication domain for each FXS port. 

Default is True. Select the checkbox to instruct each configured FXS port to send a REGISTER request to the configured domain through a configured outbound proxy. If this checkbox is not checked, FXS ports will not register.

Note: Some VoIP deployments use static registration for the FXS ports and do not require port registration.

Default is False. When enabled, PRACK and UPDATE are advertised in the SIP Supported header, and support for the SIP option Tags “100rel” and “timer” is enabled. 

Default is True. If set to true, the SIP Instance parameter is added to SIP Contact header.

Default is True. Select True if your VoIP switch supports REFER requests as outlined in RFC3515 to perform call transfer.

Note: For release 24.1, this value should always be set to True.

Default is False. Select the checkbox to specify that an initial FAX request be ignored and to establish an audio call instead. On calls terminating onto a FXS port, in rare cases a FAX request can arrive in the initial INVITE message.

Unless this option is specifically needed, this field should be left as False. 

Default is False. If FAX is detected, the recommendation is to have the Receiving T38 gateway always offer T38. Note that some implementations of the software might break if T38 is not offered. When enabled, the sending gateway will offer T38. 

Default is 101. The range is 100 to 101. This field allows you to define a telephone-event payload with any value.

Default is G7110-uLaw. Choose a codec type from the Codec Preference drop-down list. Edgemarc chooses this codec when offered by the far end regardless of the order of appearance in the SIP SDP.

This selects the codec that is used by all FXS ports for encoding analog data. The codec must be part of the negotiated codec list: G.711 ulawG.711 alawG.729G.728G.726,16 Kbps G.726, 24 Kbps G.726, 32 Kbps G.726, 40 Kbps.

Default is False. Select the checkbox for this field to specify that only the preferred codec is used when the FXS places a call. If an incoming call does not have the preferred codec, the call is rejected.

Default is empty. Enter the Conference URI if your softswitch supports creating a conference using ad hoc SIP methods as outlined in RFC 4579, section 5.4.

Format in the same manner as a SIP endpoint (user@host).

Default if False. This field is relevant when an FXS port is connected to a PBX or Key system. When enabled, the FXS port will generate a Calling Party Control signal on the PBX or Key system port to release lines internally, when the call is ended by the IP side. 

Default is 800 ms. CPC (Calling Party Control) timer (in milliseconds).

Enter the CPC timer value in milliseconds. The range is 250 to 1500ms.

CPC is a signal sent from electronic COs to indicate that the Calling Party has hung up. When programming telephone equipment, CPC is also referred to as Open Loop Disconnect.

CPC is normally sent as an open (0 volts DC) signal, ranging from 250 to 500 milliseconds. When FXS is on call and the remote party hangs up, FXS sends the CPC disconnect signal to the PBX/key system connected to FXS.

Default is 0. Choose the ring index to use for ringing the called phone. Range is Ring-0 to Ring-4.

If the Alert-Internal header is missing, a ringing pattern is used based on the distinct ring rules configured on the FXS/Phone Port Distinctive Ring configuration page. The header must look like this: Alert-Info:info=alert-internal

Default is 0. Choose the ring index to use for ringing the called phone. Range is Ring-0 to Ring-4.

If the Alert-External header is missing, a ringing pattern is used based on the distinct ring rules configured on the FXS/Phone Port Distinctive Ring configuration page. The header must look like this: Alert-Info:info=alert-external

Default is Disabled. This field allows the selection of ring cadence. In most deployments, the country specific default ringing (the default) is chosen. 

CID-PRIOR-FIRST-RING

Default is 600 ohm (for connections less than 5,000 meters in length). Choose the impedance on the outboard port based on the connected analog devices and the length of cable hooking up the device.