NEC SV8500, Manual

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VOL.2-1656
MG-SIP96
Note:
The conditions of this command are as follows.
• Assign this command adjusting to the specifications on the SIP network where MG-SIP96 connects.
• Pattern 3~5 can be selected since SP-3987 MGSIP PROG-B Issue 2 or later. For Pattern 1 or 2, there is no
difference among firmware versions.
(b) If the firmware version is earlier than SP-3987 MGSIP PROG-B Issue 2.
Note 7: Use of P-Preferred-ID headers of INVITE message differs for each pattern.
When Pattern 1 is set: P-Preferred-ID header is not attached.
When Pattern 2 is set: P-Preferred-ID header is attached. (tel: is used)
Note:
Assign this command adjusting to the specifications on the SIP network where MG-SIP96 connects.
(38) registration_port_no
Setting of the UDP port number that receives DRS packets
This command is used to specify the UDP port number that receives the registration packets.
[Setting Example]
Note: Normally this command is not required to be changed.
(39) reg_interval
Setting of the waiting time to retry after registration failure
This command is used to assign the retry waiting time when failed to register, due to the error-response
or no answer from the server when Register packet was sent to SIP server from MG-SIP96.
MG(SIP)>set privacy_pattern
Select Privacy pattern of Calling Party
Number.
0=DisplayName(default)
1=Remote-Party-ID
2=RFC3325
Input:2
0: DisplayName (Default)
1: Remote-Party-ID
2: RFC3323/3325(P-Preferred-ID/Pri-
vacy)
Select RFC3325 pattern.
0=Pattern 1(default)
1=Pattern 2
Input:0
Select an RFC3325 pattern
Note 7
0: Pattern 1
1: Pattern 2
MG(SIP)> set registration_port_no
Input Registration Port Number.
(1024-65535(default=3456)):3456
Assign the UDP port number that
receives the DRS packets.
(Default: 3456).