Use the Media Port Range Unassigned window to view a table showing the ranges of media ports within an IP interface group that are not assigned.
On the
This object provides a table of media port ranges that have not been marked for the indicated IP Interface Group.
On SBC main screen, go to to All > > Address Context > IP Interface Group > Media Port Range Unassigned or
Configuration > System Provisioning > Category: Base Provisioning > IP Interface Group > > Media Port Range Unassigned.Range Unassigned
The Media Port Range Unassigned window opens. You can use the Address Context and Select the desired Address Context and the IP Interface Group from the drop-down list to view its respective Media Port Range Unassigned parameters lists to filter the output.
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| 1 | Media Port Range Unassigned |
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The following fields are output is displayed.
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| 1 | Media Port Range Unassigned parametersParameters |
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| Base UDP Port | Indicates the start of the range of UDP ports to use for media. This value must be within the system-wide media port range. The value ranges from 1024-65534 and the default value is none. The value none indicates that this particular control is not applied and the port range specified by the system wide Media Port Range settings are usedminimum port value in the media port range. | | Max UDP Port | Indicates the end of the range of UDP ports to use for media. This value must be greater than the Base Udp Port and within the system-wide media port range. The value ranges from 1024-65534 and the default value is none. The value none indicates that this particular control is not applied and the port range specified by the system wide Media Port Range settings are usedmaximum port value in the media port range. | | Max Sessions | Indicates Indicates the maximum number of session this Media Port Range supportsmedia port range could support. |
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