Dialogic 1000Series, User Manual

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104 Dialogic
®
1000 and 2000 Media Gateway Series User’s Guide
Parameter Reference
3.6 VoIP Authentication Parameters
Information about VoIP Authentication and how it is supported by the Dialogic
®
Media Gateway is
described in the following sections:
• VoIP Authentication Overview
• Inbound VoIP (Server)
• Outbound VoIP (Client)
3.6.1 VoIP Authentication Overview
The VoIP Authentication feature on the gateway provides a means for validating SIP devices
requesting services of the gateway (Inbound VoIP) and for the gateway to respond to authentication
requests when the gateway is requesting services from a SIP device (Outbound VoIP). To use this
feature, navigate to the
Configuration --> VoIP --> Authentication link via the Media Gateway’s user
interface.
3.6.1.1 Inbound VoIP (Server)
Inbound VoIP refers to the gateway acting as a SIP server and receiving SIP methods. Inbound
VoIP may be used to prevent unauthenticated SIP agents from routing calls through the gateway.
3.6.1.2 Inbound VoIP Configuration
Figure 13 is a sample screen shot of the Inbound VoIP Configuration Web page:
Figure 13. Inbound VoIP Configuration Web Page
Inbound Authentication Enabled - Determines if the gateway will challenge a peer upon
receiving a SIP method. If Yes and the appropriate Method to Challenge is selected through the
checkbox, the gateway will challenge the peer upon reception of the method by sending a SIP 401
response along with the Gateway Realm.
Gateway Realm - Defines a protection space of the gateway. Associated with the Gateway Realm
is a series of User Name and Password pairings. The gateway may challenge a peer with the Realm.
The peer must have knowledge of the User Name and Password pairing in order to be authenticated
by the gateway.