Fortinet FON-670i, Руководство пользователя

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Settings Overview Page 10 FortiFone User Guide
• Server port — enter the SIP server port.
• Authentication user — enter the given username for the extension.
• Authentication password — enter the given password for the extension.
• SIP User — enter the given extension number.
• Display name — enter the given display name.
• Domain realm — enter the given realm of the SIP server.
• Proxy Server Address — enter the given Proxy Server Address.
• Proxy Server Port — enter the given Proxy Server Port.
• Backup Proxy Server Address — enter the given Backup Proxy Server Address. If the
Primary Proxy Server is not connected, the Backup Proxy Server can be used for calls.
When the Primary Proxy Server is connected, the phone will automatically switch back.
• Backup Proxy Server Port — enter the given port number for the Backup Proxy Server.
• Server name — enter the given name of the SIP registration server.
• Registration expires — enter the amount of seconds to wait before the phone attempts to
register again. The SIP server may override this setting with a different time limit for the
phone to follow. The default is 3600.
• DTMF Type — select the DTMF mode supported by your system. There are four types:
— In-band
— RFC2833
— SIP INFO
— AUTO
• RFC protocol edition — if the phone needs to communicate with a gateway that uses SIP
1.0, you will need to set RFC2543. By default this is set to RFC3261.
• Anonymous call edition — privacy settings with support for RFC3323 and RFC3325.
• Transport protocol — configure which protocol to use:
— TCP
— UDP
— TLS
• Caller ID Type — select the supported caller ID type to use:
— FROM
— PAI-FROM
— RPID-FROM
— PAI-RPD-FROM
— RPID-PAI-FROM
• Ban anonymous call — enable this to prevent anonymous calls from ringing the phone.
• Enable strict proxy — when sending a return message, the source address will be used
instead of the address contained in the Via field.
• Enable Rport — enable this to use the Rport, a method used to send responses back to the
source IP address and port from which the request was made when behind a NAT.
• Enable PRACK — enable this to support PRACK messages.
• Convert URI — enable this to change # to %23 in the SIP URI.
• Enable DNS SRVs — enable support for DNS SRV when requested as outlined in RFC2782.
• Enable displayname quote — enable if a SIP server requires quotation marks on the display
name.
• Use STUN — enable this to activate SIP STUN.