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Make the required changes and click Save at the right hand bottom of the panel to save the changes made.
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Before proceeding to create an LI configuration, note the following LI flavors and configuration, which are possible with different combinations of Intercept Standard and Vendor ID parameter values.
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Packetcable
| None/Utimaco/Verint | Legacy LI (default) | Packetcable
| Ss8 | PCSI LI | Three Gpp/Etsi | Verint/Utimaco/None
| IMS LI |
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Use Intercept Flavors and Configuration Details to decide a configuration and set the parameter values accordingly. For example, select Packetcable as Intercept Standard and Ss8 as Vendor ID to set PCSI LI configuration.
The following fields are displayed:
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Name
| Specifies the name of the IP interface group used to stream to the LI Server. | Intercept Standard
| Specifies the intercept standard used. The options are: EtsiPacketcable (default)
Three Gpp
Use the Intercept Flavors and Configuration Details to set the value for the desired configuration.
| Vendor ID
| Specifies the vendor of the LI server used. The options are: None (default)
Ss8
UtimacoVerint
Use the Intercept Flavors and Configuration Details to set the value for the desired configuration.
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The remaining parameters depend on the values selected for Intercept Standard and Vendor ID |
| Pri State
| Specifies if the communication to the primary LI Server is enabled or not. Options are: enabled disabled (default)
| Sec State
| Specifies if the communication to secondary LI Server is enabled or not. Options are: enabled disabled (default)
| Pri Mode
| Specifies the mode of the primary server. Options are: active standbyout of service (default)
| Sec Mode
| Specifies the mode of the secondary server. Options are: active standby out of service (default)
| Pri IP Address
| Specifies the primary LI Server's IP address where Call Data Channel messages are sent. Default - 0.0.0.0 | Sec IP Address
| Specifies the secondary LI Server's IP address where Call Data Channel messages are sent. Default - 0.0.0.0 | Pri Port
| Specifies the primary LI Server's UDP port where Call Data Channel messages are sent. Default - 0 | Ka Timer
| Specifies the Keep Alive Timer in seconds. Default - 5 | Retries
| Specifies the number of retries before LI Call Data Channel is considered failed. Default - 3 | IP Interface Group Name
| Specifies the name of the IP interface group used to stream to the LI Server. | Li Pol Dip For Regd Ood Msg | Specifies that the policy dip to PSX for the Out-Of-Dialog messages of the registered user is enabled or not. Options are: Enabled Disabled (default)
| Dsr TCP Port | The TCP port of the LI server where DSR messages are sent. This value is set when Media Type Intercepted is set to Multimedia. Default - 0 | Media Type Intercepted | Specifies the media type interception. Options are: Default (default)
Multimedia - When set to multimedia, SBC supports interception of media (audio, fax, clearmode) streams in Encapsulation mode. It also supports the Direct Signaling Report (DSR) messages. DSR messages are signaling messages generated by SBC, when a call is intercepted. The DSR message contains the extra information in the header along with the actual signaling message PDUs.
| RTCP Interception | This flag indicates whether RTCP information is intercepted or not. Options are: Enabled Disabled (default)
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To Copy Call Data Channel
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| 1 | Copy operation information for Call Data Channel |
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To Delete Call Data Channel
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If Call Data Channel which you wish to delete is configured for PCSI or IMS, then ensure that: - Media and Signaling (for IMS configuration only) mode
are Out of Service and - Media and Signaling (for IMS configuration only) state are
Disabled
before performing the below procedure. Refer xx to edit media profile xx to edit signaling. |
To delete any of the created Call Data Channel, click the radio button next to the specific Call Data Channel which you want to delete.
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