The parameters that
are used to determine the connection with the registrar are described.
Configuration settings for the connection that
is established with a registrar are found in the $SYS_DIR/voip/master.ini file.
The parameters that are used to determine the connection with the
registrar are as follows:
- TransportProtocol
- This parameter can be set to UDP, TCP, TLS.
It is an optional setting and if not specified, UDP is used as
the transport protocol.
- Port
- The port the registrar is listening on. It defines the port Blueworx Voice Response uses
to send the Register request and can be set
to any numeric value. It is an optional setting and if not specified,
defaults to 5060 when TransportProtocol is UDP or
TCP and 5061 when TransportProtocol is
TLS.
- UseSIPS
- This parameter is used to set the scheme for addresses within
certain headers in the Register request sent
to the registrar and can be set to true or false. This setting is optional, and if not specified,
the default is false.
When the
TransportProtocol is
TLS:
- If set to false, the sip: scheme is used
for the addresses in the TO, FROM and REQUEST headers in the Register request.
- If set to true, the sips: scheme is used
for the addresses in the TO, FROM and REQUEST headers in the Register request.
When the TransportProtocol is
UDP or TCP, the sip: scheme is used
for these headers, regardless of the setting of UseSIPS.
See also Using a SIP Registrar for
full details of the Blueworx Voice Response SIP register
service.