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Media Resource Function Profile

This section provides the CLI The D-SBC Cluster configuration syntax, parameter descriptions and command examples are included in this section.

Media Resource Function

This section provides CLI details for configuring a Media Resource Function (MRF) profile.

for configuring a MRF profile on a S-SBC.

For additional configuration details, refer to Invoke MRF as a Transcoder for D-SBC.

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Use the global callRemoteMediaStatus and callResourceDetailStatus commands to see when MRF is used for transcoding a call (resType = "dresMrf").

 

Command Syntax

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% set system dsbc cluster type mrf
    mrfFqdn <domanin name>
	mrfIpAddress <IP address>
	mrfPort <5060 | 0>
	mrfRequestUri <Request URI>
	mrfRoutingType <IpAddress | fqdn>
	mrfTgName <trunking group name>
	mrfTransportType <TCP| TLS| UDP>
	state <disabled | enabled> 

 

Command Parameters

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The MRF server is configured as either FQDN or IP address based on the mrfRoutingType setting.

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mrfFqdn1-63

<domain name> – The domain name of the MRF server.

When mrfRoutingType = fqdn, configure the DNS Group on the zone in which mrfTgName exists.

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mrfIpAddressN/A

<IP address> – One or more IP

Addresses

addresses of the MRF server. When mrfRoutingType = ipAddress, a minimum of one IP address must be configured. If more than one IP address is entered, separate each IP address by a comma (,). The

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mrfPort1-65535

<port number> – The port number of the MRF server. The default value is based on the mrRoutingType setting:.

  • When the mrfRoutingType is fqdn, mrfPort default value is "0". In this case, you must configure the desired port in the DNS server for the SRV record.
  • When the mrfRoutingType is IpAddress, mrfPort default value is "5060".
  • 0 (fqdn)
  • 5060 (ipAddress)
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mrfRequestUri1-63<request uri> – Request URI sent in an Invite towards MRF server.M
mrfRoutingTypeN/A

The routing type used to send invites towards MRF server.

  • fqdn (default)
  • IpAddress
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mrfTgName1-24<TG name> – The Trunk Group Name name used for MRF signaling.M
mrfTransportTypeN/A

The transport type used to communicate to the MRF server.

Options:

  • TCP
  • TLS
  • UDP (default)
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stateN/A

The admin state of the MRF cluster.

  • disabled (default)
  • enabled
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Examples

Example

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set system dsbc cluster type mrf mrfRequestUri <transcoding@sonusnet.com>
set system dsbc cluster type mrf mrfRoutingType <fqdnfqdn mrffqdn sonusnet.com>
setcom system dsbc cluster type mrf mrfRoutingType IpAddress mrfIpAddress <10.54.80.7 fdda:5cc1:23:4::1f fdda:5cc1:23:4::1e 10.54.80.8>
set system dsbc cluster type mrf mrfTgName <MRF_TG>
set system dsbc cluster type mrf mrfTransportType <UDP>
set system dsbc cluster type mrf mrfPort <5060>
set system dsbc cluster type mrf state <enabled> mrfRequestUri transcoding@sonusnet.com mrfTransportType UDP mrfPort 5060 mrfTgName MRF-TG state enabled
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