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Use this object to specify whether to allow processing of destination trunk group and destination trunk context associated with a Feature Control Profile.

Command Syntax

 % set profiles featureControlProfile <profile_name>   
	ipProtocolFlags 
		defaultCalledUser <disable | enable>
		useIpProtocol <disable | enable>
		honorPhoneContextParameter <disable | enable>
	processDestinationTgrp <disable | enable>  
	processDestinationTrunkContext <disable | enable>
	processEnumdi <disable | enable>

Command Parameters

The Feature Control Profile parameters are as shown below:

Feature control parameters

Parameter

Length/Range

Description

featureControlProfile

1-23

The Feature Control Profile name.

ipProtocolFlags

N/A

Use this parameter to configure IP protocol flags behavior.

  • defaultCalledUser – Use this flag to determine how to treat userinfo value (This flag only displays when useIpProtocol flag is enabled).

    • disable (default) – The SBC treats called userinfo value as a telephone number.
    • enable – The SBC treats called userinfo value as a user name.
  • useIpProtocol – Enable flag to use IP protocol flags.
    • disable
    • enable (default)
  •  honorPhoneContextParameter – When this flag is enabled, PSX globalizes the incoming called number using the phone-context value received in Called-URI. Once the number is globalized using phone-context, the PSX acts as if it received a global number in policy request and use the modified number for further call processing.
    • disable (default)
    • enable

useIpProtocol flag must first be enabled in order to enable honorPhoneContextParameter flag.

To set phoneContextParameterLength, see egressIpAttributes - SIP - CLI.

The settings of the above ipProtocolFlags should be based on the settings of the associated flags in the PSX Manager.

processDestinationTgrp

N/A

Enable flag to process destination trunk group parameters associated with the specified Feature Control Profile. The ERE/PSX performs a light policy lookup and skips all SSG-based services, number translation and routing functions.

  • disable (default)
  • enable

processDestinationTrunkContext

N/A

Enable flag to allow processing of destination trunk context associated with the specified Feature Control Profile.

  • disable (default)
  • enable
processEnumdiN/A

Enable this flag to use the enumdi parameter to indicate when an ENUM query is performed. The SBC can process enumdi indicator received in an ingress INVITE to avoid a redundant query. Likewise, if the ERE/PSX performs an ENUM dip, the SBC can send this parameter in the egress INVITE thus preventing redundant queries further down the network

  • disable (default)
  • enable

If R-URI transparency is enabled, the SBC does not send enumdi indicator in egress signaling even if an ENUM dip is performed by ERE/PSX. The R-URI transparency flag is controlled using the CLI command:

% set profiles signaling ipSignalingProfile DEFAULT_SIP commonIpAttributes transparencyFlags requestURI <disable | enable>

Command Example

% show profiles featureControlProfile DEFAULT_IP
processDestinationTgrp         enable;
processDestinationTrunkContext disable;
processEnumdi                  disable;
ipProtocolFlags {
    useIpProtocol     enable;
    defaultCalledUser enable;
    honorPhoneContextParameter enable;
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