Avaya IPBS2 - Page 169

February 2016
Installation and Operation Manual
Avaya IP-DECT Base Station & IP-DECT Gateway version 7.2.x
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Default
coder
String No 203 Defines the preferred
coders for H.245 coder
negotiation, as well as
the packet size when
sending RTP packets
and the use of CNG and
VA D.
This string option must
contain the value of the
“/coder” option in the
configuration file, e.g.
G729A,40,esx.
Additional options are: e
- Exclusive, s - Silence
Compression, x - Enable
Secure RTP (SRTP), n -
No DTMF Detection.
VLAN ID Word (16bit) No 206 The 802.1q VLAN ID
for traffic sent and
received by the device
Enter the numerical ID
into the 16bit edit field
VLAN
Priority
Byte (8bit) No 207 The 802.1p VLAN
priority for traffic sent
by the device
Enter the numerical
priority into the 8bit edit
field
TOS Bits String No 208 The values for the IP
TOS/DSCP field in the
IP header of UDP-RTP
and TCP-signalling
packets sent by the
device (Bit 0..2
'precedence', bit 3..6
'type of service')
Enter the comma
separated numerical
priorities into the string
field. You may prefix
with 0x to specify
hexadecimal numbers
(or 0 to specify octal
numbers). The default
for RTP packets is 0xb8
(RFC 3246 - Expedited
Forwarding), for
signalling packets it is
0x68 (RFC 3246 -
Assured Forwarding).
0xb8,0x68 for example
defines the default
values
Enbloc
dialling
Byte (8bit) No 209 The number of seconds
dialled digits are kept in
IP-DECT before they
are sent en-bloc to the
gatekeeper
Enter the number of
seconds into the 8bit
edit field. A value of 0
indicates that en-bloc
dialling is turned off and
digits are sent to the
gatekeeper as they are
dialled