Chapter 36 voip Commands
Management Switch Card User’s Guide
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where
Use this command to configure a media card to work with the interface’s signaling cards.
The following example sets a media VOP in slot 3 to use the VOP card at IP address 192.168.3.174
as the primary signaling card and no secondary signaling card.
36.4.10 voip h248 opmode command
Syntax:
voip h248 opmode <slot> mc|sc
where
Use this command to set a VOP card as a media card or a signaling card. A signaling card can also
function as a media card.
The following example sets a VOP in slot 3 to be a signaling card.
36.4.11 voip h248 priority command
Syntax:
voip h248 priority <slot> <pbit> <dscp>
where
Use this command to set the IEEE 802.1p priority (0~7) and DSCP code point (0~63) to use for this
VoIP card’s H.248 signaling packets.
The following example sets the VOP card in slot 3’s traffic to have IEEE 802.1p priority 7 and DSCP
code point 63.
ip-address 1
The primary signaling card’s IP address.
ip-address 2
The secondary signaling card’s IP address. Use 0.0.0.0 if there is not
secondary signaling card.
ras> voip h248 master 3 192.168.3.174 0.0.0.0
mc
Function as a media card.
sc Function as a signaling card.
ras> voip h248 opmode 3 sc
pbit
The 802.1p priority bit for H.248 and RTP packets (0 ~ 7).
dscp The DSCP bit for H.248 and RTP packets (0 ~ 63).
ras> voip h248 priority 3 7 63
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