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Modified: for 12.1.3


The SBC CNe supports the Media Resource Function (MRF) RFC 4117 transcoding to allow external MRF for transcoding subjects for the SBC CNe using the global configuration object "mrfProfile." The Media Resource Function (MRF) supports any media inter-working requirement that includes transcoding and transrating. The MRF RFC 4117 transcoding requirements are already supported on the SBC SWe Platform. For more information on MRF, refer to Invoking MRF as a Transcoder for D-SBC.

Command Syntax

% set global mrfProfile <mrfProfile Name>
    mrfRoutingType <fqdn | IpAddress>
    mrfTgName <mrfTgName Name>
    mrfRequestUri <mrfRequestUri Uri>
    mrfPort <mrfPort Name>
    mrfTransportType <TCP | TLS | UDP>
    mrfMediaIpInterfaceGroupName <mrfMediaIpInterfaceGroupName Name>
    state <disabled | enabled>

Command Parameters

ParameterLength/RangeDescriptionM/O

mrfProfile

N/A

Name of the MRF Profile.

M

mrfRoutingType 

N/A

Choose whether to use FQDN or a list of IP address to route the Invite towards the MRF server.

  • fqdn (default)
  • IpAddress
Note

The user must choose IpAddress to make the mrfIpAddress parameter available below.

O

mrfTgName 

N/A

Choose a signaling trunk group to use with the MRF for this profile.

M

mrfFqdn 

Up to 63 characters

Name of the FQDN of the MRF server.

M

mrfIpAddress  

N/A

List of four IP addresses for the MRF servers.

Note

The user must choose IpAddress as the mrfRoutingType to make this parameter available.

O

mrfRequestUri

Up to 128 characters

Specifies the value of the Request-Uri sent to the MRF server in the Initial Invite.

M

mrfPort 

0-65535

Specifies the MRF Server port value.

M

mrfTransportType 

N/A

Select a transport protocol for this MRF Profile.

  • UDP (default)
  • TCP
  • TLS
M

mrfMediaIpInterfaceGroupName 

N/A

Choose an IP Interface Group name that points to the MRF.

M

state

N/A

The administrative state of the MRF Profile.

  • disabled (default)
  • enabled
O

Command Example

To set an Mrf profile using the CLI:

set global mrfProfile CNF_MRF mrfRoutingType IpAddress mrfTgName TG_IAD mrfRequestUri ribbon.com mrfPort 8090 mrfTransportType TCP mrfMediaIpInterfaceGroupName LIG1 state enabled
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