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AirStream 4000/4001 WiMAX CPE User Manual
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Mapping of Configuration to SIP Messages
Usage in SIP Messages
REGISTER and
INVITE Message
Other SIP Messages
User ID
the "username" part of SIP URI in
From, To, Contact attributes, e.g.
"85412006" in
[e-mail]. (The "host"
part of SIP URI is taken from "Local
Hostname" field.)
the "username" and
"displayname" part of SIP URI
in From, To, Contact attributes
the "username" and
"displayname" part of SIP
URI in From, Contact
headers
Auth ID
the username used for digest
authorization in REGISTER and
INVITE requests
the "digest username" in
Authorization attributes
usually not used
Auth
Password
the password used for digest
authorization in REGISTER and
INVITE requests
used to calculate the "response"
in Authorization attributes
usually not used
Registrar
Address
the "request URI" in REGISTER
request. It could be a domain name,
or an IP address.
Request-URI, for example
sip:mysip.com. Not used in
INVITE message.
usually not used
Local
Hostname
the "host" part of SIP URI in From
“Attributes”. It could be a domain
name e.g. "mysip.com" in , or an IP
address. ("username" is taken from
User ID field.)
the "host" part of SIP URI in
From, To attributes
the "host" part of SIP URI
in From, To headers and
Request-URI
Proxy
Address
the destination IP address to which
SIP messages are sent to. It does not
affect the content in SIP messages.
the destination IP address to
which SIP messages are sent to
the destination IP address
to which SIP messages are
sent to
In SIP standards, the “User ID” could be a mix of alphabetic and numeric digits. However, in a network with
analogue phones, “User ID” is recommended to use numeric digits only as the CPE takes user inputs from
phone pad to construct “User ID” of the called party.
The “User ID” field should consist of numeric digits only.
9.2 Number Analysis Configuration
The CPE collects dial numbers from external phone or fax. Dialed digits are analyzed before being sent out to
other element in a VoIP network. Dial numbers can be modified according to specific needs. Rules can be setup
to modify a dial number, if it meets certain condition.
Click on “Number Analysis Configuration” in the Configuration Tree. Conditions and associated actions on dial
numbers are displayed in the detailed configuration window.
The conditions are defined in Call Route Configuration section. The actions are defined in Number Change
Configuration section.
9.2.1 Conditions to Modified Dial Numbers
The Current Call Route List table shows conditions that triggers certain action on a dialed number string.