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Use cmds optionsPing command to ping a SIP peer from the SBC using the SIP OPTIONS method.

 Command Syntax

 

> request addressContext <addressContext name> cmds optionsPing
	peerFQDN <string>
	peerIpAddress <peer ip address>
	peerPort <SIP port number>
	sigPort <signaling port>
	transport <tcp | tls | udp>

 

 Command Parameters

OPTIONS Ping Parameters

Parameter

Length/Range

Description

peerFQDN1-63

<string> – Use this parameter to activate a single options ping request to a particular FQDN peer. This command is deemed successful on the first responded OPTIONS request.

The SBC sends the OPTIONS request to the highest priority FQDN-resolved IP. If required, the SBC retransmits the request eight additional times. If there is no response to any of these requests, the SBC sends the OPTIONS request to the next FQDN resolved IP. 

peerIpAddress IPv4 / IPv6 address<IPv4 or IPv6 address> – The IPv4 or IPv6 Peer SIP Address to ping.
peerPort 1-65535<SIP port number> – The Peer SIP Port Number to ping. (Default = 5060)
sigPort 1-4096<Signaling port number> – The Signaling Port number to use for the ping.

transport 

N/A

The Transport protocol. Select any one of the following transport types:

  • tcp
  • tls
  • udp (default)

 


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