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Operation Manual – Process Server Configuration
H3C XE 200/2000 IP PBX
Chapter 5 SIP Server Configuration
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Caution:
When configuring a remote LS, make sure that its IP address and port number are the
same as the ones configured on the LS.
Perform the following configuration in PS view.
Table 5-2 Assign an LS to the PS
Operation Command
Configure an LS table entry for the PS
by specifying the local LS
ls-mode id-priority local
Configure an LS table entry for the PS
by specifying the IP address of a remote
LS
ls-mode id-priority remote ip-address
ip-address
Configure an LS table entry for the PS
by specifying the IP address and port
number of a remote LS
ls-mode id-priority remote ip-address
ip-address port port-number
Delete a specified entry or all entries
from the LS table
undo ls-mode { id-priority | all }
III. Configuring heartbeat password
The LS learns about whether a PS is alive by listening to the keepalive messages sent
regularly by the PS. They use heartbeat password to identify each other. Therefore, the
heartbeat password configured for the PS must be the same as the one retained by the
LS. Any inconsistency will result in disconnection.
Perform the following configuration in PS view.
Table 5-3 Configure a heartbeat password
Operation Command
Configure a heartbeat password for the PS heartbeat password password
Restore the default undo heartbeat password
IV. Configuring the identifier and interface of a PS
A LS uses PS identifier to distinguish between PSs. When configuring an identifier for a
PS, make sure that the same one is configured on the LS and the PS.
The interface specified using the ps-config command is a network interface on the
device where the PS is located.