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IP Trunk Group resource allocation mode.

 

As a best practice, always use UPPERCASE for trunk group names.

Command Syntax

% set addressContext <name> zone <name> sipTrunkGroup <name> tgMtrgResAllocation <localIgnored | localPreferred>

Command Parameter

SIP Trunk Group State Parameter

ParameterLength/RangeDescription
 tgMtrgResAllocationN/A

Specifies the IP Trunk Group resource allocation mode:

  • localIgnored (default) – IPTG ignores its local resource (call/BW) configuration when it has a master trunk group assigned.
  • localPreffered – IPTG uses up it local resource (or close to it) before request for a new resource chunk from its master trunk group.

Command Examples

Use the following command to view the SIP Trunk Group configuration details:

> show configuration details addressContext default zone Z1 sipTrunkGroup TG1
 
masterTgName             MTRGA; 
tgMtrgCallsPerReq        20;  
tgMtrgBwPerReq           12400;  
tgMtrgResAllocation      localignored; 
tgMtrgReqMaxCalls        50; 
tgMtrgReqMaxBw           unlimited;

Use the following command to view the status of MTRG server registered trunk groups:

> show status global cac mtrgServerRegTgStatus                                 
mtrgServerRegTgStatus MTRGC TG1 DEVHA2 SIPTG {
    mtrgServerIndex 1;
    tgIndex         0;
    callsAllocated  10;
    bwAllocated     24800;
    tgState         active;

Use the following command to view the status of MTRG client registered trunk groups:

> show status global cac mtrgClientRegTgStatus 
mtrgClientRegTgStatus MTRGC TG1
DEVHA2 SIPTG {
    mtrgClientIndex 1;
    tgIndex         0;
    callsAllocated  10;
    bwAllocated     24800;
    tgState         active;
}

 

 

 

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