Status in source: current.
Names: h323AliasTypeRestriction
Technical details
{
"smi_kind": "OBJECT-TYPE",
"definition": [
"h323AliasTypeRestriction",
"OBJECT-TYPE",
"SYNTAX",
"MxEnableState",
"MAX-ACCESS",
"read-write",
"STATUS",
"current",
"DESCRIPTION",
"\"This configuration compares the aliases from the unit with the destination aliases of the incoming call. This configuration applies only to: - units with FXS ports - units with no group of lines - aliases of type E.164 and party number. When the unit receives an incoming IP call, it compares the aliases from its configuration with the destination aliases of the incoming call. There must be at least one common alias in the destination of the call and the configuration of the unit. This comparison is used to select the line that will handle the incoming call. There are two levels of comparison: 1. Type of the aliases. 2. Value of the aliases. enable : Both the type and the value of the aliases are compared. This applies to all aliases of all types. disable : For the aliases of type E.164 or party number, only the value of the aliases is compared. For the aliases of other types, both the type and value of the aliases are compared. For instance, a unit with two FXS ports is configured with the following aliases: - FXS port 1: alias of type E.164 defined as ‘1111’. - FXS port 2: alias of type E.164 defined as ‘2222’. The unit receives an incoming IP call with a public subscriber number alias (party number) as its destination. The public subscriber number is ‘1111’. If h323AliasTypeRestriction is enabled, the call is rejected because the unit is not configured with a public subscriber number equal to ‘1111’. Both the type and the value of the alias are compared. If h323AliasTypeRestriction is disabled, the call is accepted because the unit is configured with an E.164 alias equal to ‘1111’. Only the value of the alias is compared.\"",
"DEFVAL",
"{",
"enable",
"}",
"::=",
"{",
"h323Interop",
"15",
"}"
],
"syntax_tree": [
[
"row",
"MxEnableState"
],
null,
[
"MaxAccessPart",
"read-write"
],
[
"Status",
"current"
],
[
"DESCRIPTION",
"This configuration compares the aliases from the unit with the destination aliases of the incoming call. This configuration applies only to: - units with FXS ports - units with no group of lines - aliases of type E.164 and party number. When the unit receives an incoming IP call, it compares the aliases from its configuration with the destination aliases of the incoming call. There must be at least one common alias in the destination of the call and the configuration of the unit. This comparison is used to select the line that will handle the incoming call. There are two levels of comparison: 1. Type of the aliases. 2. Value of the aliases. enable : Both the type and the value of the aliases are compared. This applies to all aliases of all types. disable : For the aliases of type E.164 or party number, only the value of the aliases is compared. For the aliases of other types, both the type and value of the aliases are compared. For instance, a unit with two FXS ports is configured with the following aliases: - FXS port 1: alias of type E.164 defined as ‘1111’. - FXS port 2: alias of type E.164 defined as ‘2222’. The unit receives an incoming IP call with a public subscriber number alias (party number) as its destination. The public subscriber number is ‘1111’. If h323AliasTypeRestriction is enabled, the call is rejected because the unit is not configured with a public subscriber number equal to ‘1111’. Both the type and the value of the alias are compared. If h323AliasTypeRestriction is disabled, the call is accepted because the unit is configured with an E.164 alias equal to ‘1111’. Only the value of the alias is compared."
],
null,
null,
null,
[
"DEFVAL",
"enable"
]
]
}