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This document describes a sub-set of system flags (noteworthy addresses) relevant for the configuration of SIP Trunks.
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Edition 2: February 4, 2014 update of the document
Edition 3: November 26, 2014 update of the document for R10.0
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Table of contents
1 Introduction/Recommendations ............................................................................................................... 3
2 Flag Section “Other Labels”...................................................................................................................... 4
3 Flag Section “Debug Labels” .................................................................................................................... 7
4 Appendix ................................................................................................................................................ 8
- For every version release of the Alcatel OmniPCX Office, there are many Noteworthy Addresses (flag
addresses) that can be modified via OMC.
- It is strongly recommended to only modify those Noteworthy Adresses that are described in Alcatel-Lucent
documentation or Technical Bulletins. When editing a value, special care must be taken to select the right
address as some of the flags may have very similar ID labels.
- When a flag corresponding to a system timer is to be changed, never enter the value FFFFh unless it is
specifically permitted in the doc.
- User flag changes are maintained after a warm reset (unless otherwise stated), but are lost after a cold
reset.
Some flag addresses may need a further system warm reset to validate their value change (when required,
this is indicated in the doc).
- Default value of flags is given in this document for a better illustration of the flag role. However, this default
value may vary depending on the system release considered or the country target selected.
00 : Called number based on the SIP Prefixes (both types –Private & Public)
01 : Called number based on the SIP trunk type (only one –Private or
Public)
Display or not the CNIP (Name) received from the SIP network
SIPInDspNm 1 01
00: CNIP not displayed for both PUBLIC/PRIVATE SIP calls.
01: CNIP displayed for both PUBLIC/PRIVATE SIP calls
03: CNIP displayed for PRIVATE and not displayed for the PUBLIC calls.
No of Default Validity
Label Function description bytes value Remarks
Re-Invite management in case of multiple codec answers
MultAnsReinv 1 01
01 : Re-invite sent on multiple-codec answer
00 : No Re-invite sent on multiple-codec answer
Play or not the Alert tone when we receive the 180 ringing request.
SuprAlerTo 1 00
01 : Don’t play the Alert Tone
00 : Play the Alert Tone
See Appendix
64 4.1
VOIPnwaddr Allows tuning of the SIP protocol on IP Trunks.
for details
4.1 VOIPnwaddr
Offset 0 Offset 1 Offset 2 Offset 7
Offset 8
Offset 96
Offset 99
Offset 0 & 1 On 2 bytes Default value is 00 00 Obsolete since R6.0 – use OMC parameter
Description
This value sets the remote port number used by SIP trunk. The outgoing Invite will be sent to the defined port
value . If the value is 0, the default SIP will be used (5060).
Description
- 00 : From: sip:anonymous@anonymous.invalid
- 01 : From: sip:1234@LocalDomain
4.1.3 To as Req-URI
Description
This flag is used for building the “To” field for outgoing SIP calls. By default, the “To” field is the same as
“Request URI” except for private forward. In this case, the “To” field is the diverting number (the
destination of the first call). To fix the “To” field to be identical as “Req-UR”I, the value must be set to 1.
Note: if called is public, the To field will be always the same as the Req URI.
Offset 4 & 5 On 2 bytes Default value is 00 00 Obsolete since R10.0 – use OMC parameter
Description
The session timer is the delay parameter specified by RFC4028. In the context of each call, a keep alive
(session refresh) is performed at 50% of the period specified by this variable : it consists in a Re-Invite or an
Update. If no refresh is performed / successful at the end of this timer, the call is released. The unit is the
minute.
Offset 6 On 1 byte Default value is 00 Obsolete since R10.0 – use OMC parameter
Description
DNS SRV makes use of a quarantine list to memorize the unreachable proxies : it optimizes overflow by not
trying known unreachable proxies.
Description
- 00 : T.38 FAX protocol : (use the OMC/Gateway parameter to set up the FAX transmission mode)
- 01 : No T.38 FAX protocol (use the OMC/Gateway parameter to set up the FAX transmission mode)
- 02: No T38 FAX detection when G711mode is configured.
Description
In context of DNS-SRV and OXO placed behind a NAT/Firewall OXO will send OPTION messages at 75% of
this delay to avoid the NAT connection to be removed.
Description
Force the OXO’s source port for SIP signalling. This parameter is associated to both UDP and TCP transport.
- 00 00 : The source port is SIP stack dependent, it uses either a dynamically allocated source port or a
static 5060 source Port (Sip stack version dependant).
- 13 C4 : Hex value is 5060 Decimal value = So port is 5060 for ie.
- xx xx : Use this port value as source for SIP signalling
Notes :
- Since R710 / Fixed to 5060, don’t use anymore the flag.
- Since R910 / Must be configured in OMC via « Voice Over IP/Gateway” parameter “SIP trunk
signal source port”
Description
Description
Description
Offset 15 On 1 byte Default value is 00 Value 8 introduced since R8.2 only/ Obsolete
since R10.0 – use OMC parameter
Description
- 00: No AOR. DID number of user is sent along with the INVITE message
- 01: Use the registration AOR in P-asserted id for outgoing INVITE.
- 02: Use the registration Contact in outgoing INVITE’s Contact header.
- 03: Use Registration AOR in P-asserted id and registration Contact in INVITE’s Contact (cumulate 01&02).
- 04: Use the registration AOR in P-preferred id for outgoing INVITE.
- 08: Use the registration AOR in P-asserted id and contact header for all INVITE request sent (Re-Invite).
- 10: (Since R900) Use the registration AOR in From and contact header for all INVITE request sent (Re-
Invite).
4.1.13 P-Prefered id
Offset 16 On 1 byte Default value is 00 Obsolete since R10.0 – use OMC parameter
Description
- 00: Outgoing calls: no P-Pi / Incoming Calls: Process P-Pi only if P-AI is absent.
- 01: Outgoing Calls: add a P-Pi with user identity (DID) / Incoming calls: Process P-Pi only if P-Ai is absent.
- 02: Outgoing Calls: no P-Pi / Incoming calls: Process P-Pi in priority.
- 03: Outgoing Calls: add a P-Pi with user identity (DID) / Incoming calls: Process P-Pi in priority.
- 04: Outgoing Calls: no P-Pi. No P-Ai / Incoming calls: Process From header in priority.
- 05: Outgoing Calls: add a P-Pi with user identity (DID). No P-Ai / Incoming calls: Process From
Following table describes the noteworthy values translated in OMC data after a system migration
Offset 17 On 1 byte Default value is 00 Obsolete since R10.0 – use OMC parameter
Description
Offset 18 On 1 byte Default value is 00 Obsolete since R10.0 – use OMC parameter
Description
Note : Value 01 sets the flag “Do Not Fragment” to false (in IP Layer)
Description
4.1.17 History-info
Offset 20 On 1 byte Default value is 00 Obsolete since R10.0 – use OMC parameter
Description
Description
Offset 22 On 1 byte Default value is 00 Obsolete since R10.0 – use OMC parameter
Description
- 01: Force OXO to make DNS A resolution instead of DNS SRV resolution.
- 00: DNS_SRV is enabled and DNS A resolution is disabled for OXO.However, OXO can make DNS A
resolution only when the request for SRV records resulted in “no such record” response.
Offset 23 On 1 byte Default value is 00 Obsolete since R10.0 – use OMC parameter
Description
Enable registration check before routing requests (register and non-register) to the outbound proxy.
- 00: No checking for presence of a valid registration is done before routing requests.
- 01: Presence of a valid registration is checked before routing non-register requests to the outbound proxy.
If a valid registration to the outbound proxy doesn’t exist, a REGISTER request is triggered for
registration.
Description
Tune the depth of the fax V21 jitter buffer. The unit is the millisecond.
Description
Tune the depth of the fax T4 jitter buffer. The unit is the millisecond.
Description
Send 180 Ringing and 183 Session Progress, when 180 Ringing or 183 Session Progress with SDP is received,
with the delay (~1s) after 100 Trying is received in transit case.
- 00: In transit case, if 180 Ringing or 183 Session Progress is received with SDP with a delay (~1s) after
receiving 100 Trying, OXO sends Session Progress (183) with SDP to another call leg.
- 01: In transit case, if 180 Ringing or 183 Session Progress is received with SDP with a delay (~1s) after
receiving 100 Trying, OXO sends Alert message (180 Ringing), which is followed by Session Progress
(183) with SDP to another call leg.
Description
Display the sip capabilities in the contact header of the register request.
Offset 30 & 31 On 2 bytes Default value is 00 00 Introduced in R8.1/ Obsolete since R9.1 – use
OMC parameter
Description
Force the OXO’s source port for SIP Phone signalling in UDP and TCP.
4.1.26 Reserved
Offset 34 On 1 byte Default value is 00 Obsolete since R10.0 – use OMC parameter
Description
- 00: Simulated T38 ced message will not be sent to the network
- 01: Simulated T38 ced message will be sent to the network
4.1.28 IP Authentication
Description
Enable authentication of incoming call based on IP address for DNS enabled ARS lines.
- 00: Source IP address is not checked for incoming calls associated to DNS ARS lines.
- 01: Source IP address is checked for incoming calls associated to DNS ARS lines.
Description
The session timer is the delay parameter specified by RFC4028. In the context of each call, a keep alive
(session refresh) is performed at 50% of the period specified by this variable : it consists in a Re-Invite or an
Update. If no refresh is performed / successful at the end of this timer, the call is released. The unit is the
minute.
Description
This parameter is an array of ten elements (of 2 bytes) : Each element is a failure response code (4xx or 5xx
or 6xx). This list of cause allows the triggering of registration when an INVITE requests fails with an error
response code, in the context of a proxy failover using DNS.
- 00 00 : Empty element
- 01 93 : Means 403 Decimal, is 403 Forbidden.
- xx xx : SIP failure response code (4xx, 5xx, 6xx) coded in hexadecimal..
Description
This parameter offers the ability to enable the control of early media flow through p-early-media
Description
Disable the silence suppression for G711A codec in both Sip Phone and SIP Trunk gateway.
- 00 : Silence Suppression (VAD) value configured in OMC->Voice Over IP->VoIP: Parameters will be used
for G711A codec.
- 01 : Silence Suppression (VAD) is disabled for G711A Codec alone.
Offset 60 On 1 byte Default value is 00 Obsolete since R10.0 – use OMC parameter
Description
Description
The session timer is the delay parameter specified by RFC4028. In the context of each call of a SIP
companion, a keep alive (session refresh) is performed at 50% of the period specified by this variable : it
consists in a Re-Invite or an Update. If no refresh is performed / successful at the end of this timer, the call is
released. The unit is the minute.
Description
Enable/disable the sending of the Username (private user identity) in the first REGISTER.
Compliance with 3GPP TS 24.229 specification.
Description
Enable/disable the ability to send SIP OPTION requests to all IP adresses present in the DNS cache.
This parameter will work if DNS_SRV mode is activated and the «NAT Keep Alive for DNS SRV» flag value is
not “00 00”.
Description
4.1.38 Disable sending of UPDATE without SDP when connected identity changes
Description
If UPDATE method allowed on OXO, then UPDATE without SDP messages are sent by
OXO when connected identities change. Some core networks may not support the reception
of such messages and it involves extra traffic that is not desired.
With this noteworthy address, it‟s possible to decide to send or not this kind of UPDATE
messages ( RFC4916 configuration ).
4.1.39 Process To header for incoming call routing in SIP Trunk gateway
Description
Enable/disable the ability to option to process SIP To header in priority for all the incoming INVITE
requests. Hence, Call routing will be based on SIP To header only.
- 00 : OXO will route calls based on the Request URI. If „user‟ field of To header and Request URI are
different then call will be routed based on Request URI and the set will display diverted number (i.e. „user‟
field of To Header).
- 01 : OXO will process all the incoming INVITE request based on SIP To header. If Request URI and To
header are different then Call will be routed based on TO header only and the set will display the number
present in the TO header
Description
Option to remove maxptime attribute present in the SDP of all INVITE offers from OXO in SIP Trunk Gateway.
This maxptime attribute will be removed only when codec framing is forced in ARS and not when “Default” is
selected.
Description
Option to modify the FAX or AUDIO switching when receiving AUDIO and FAX after a RE-INVITE.
- 00 : 1) Call treated as a FAX when OXO receives Audio as First MEDIA and Fax as next MEDIA.
2) Call treated as a FAX when OXO receives FAX as the first MEDIA with/without Audio as next MEDIA.
- 01 : 1) Call treated as an AUDIO when OXO receives Audio as First MEDIA and Fax as next MEDIA.
2) Call treated as a FAX when OXO receives FAX as the first MEDIA with/without Audio as next MEDIA.
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