To add a new Phone Proxy Mode connection, click the Add Phone Proxy Mode button from the Phone Proxy Mode Menu.
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Name - Type a meaningful name for the Phone Proxy Mode connection. A best practice is to include the Phone Proxy Type and Protocol used to for registration, for example External UDP Proxy.
Location - This is the Orchestrator that the Phone Proxy Mode connection is created on.
Zone - This is the zone (logical network) on the Orchestrator that the Phone Proxy Mode connection is created on. For External Phone Proxies this should be a Public (often Default) zone.
Orchestrator IP - This is the IP address that the SIP based IP phone or softphone will use to register to or through.
Protocol - This is the protocol that will be used to connect to the Orchestrator.
Port - This is the source destination port that will be used by the SIP based IP phone or softphone to registration to the Orchestrator. If the Protocol is UDP or TCP then this port is usually must be 5060. If the Protocol is TCP or TLS 1.2 then the Port must be set to 1. The value of 1 represents all ports5061. The TCP and TLS 1.2 Protocols use random ephemeral source ports to establish a connection.
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Reg Expiry - This field is used to determine how long in seconds that a successful registration should be cached by the Orchestrator. Once this time period has expired the registration will be flushed by the Orchestrator and the IP Phone or softphone will be required to re-register.
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Disabled - This option disables the Phone Proxy Mode. SIP registration messages are silently ignored .Process Locally - The SIP registration messages are processed by the Orchestrator. If the phone is currently in the Orchestrator’s registration table, the Orchestrator will respond with a 200OK to refresh the registration. If the phone is not in the registration table, the Orchestrator will forward the registration to the customer PBXfor this protocol.
Pass through Through - The SIP registration messages are passed to the Main Registrar via the Trunk Group selected in the Main Registrar field.
Allowed User Agent - This is a security measure which will do a simple pattern match comparison of the value in this field with the value of the Sip SIP User Agent header in the registration headerSIP messages. Up to five comma separated values can be placed in this field. If none of the comma separated entries match the contents of the User Agent the registration SIP message will be ignored.
Allowed Domain - This is a security measure which will compare the value in this field to the domain portion of the request URI of the registration messageSIP messages. If the values do not match the registration SIP message will be ignored.
Cancel - Click the Cancel button to discard the Add Phone Proxy Mode settings and return to the Phone Proxy Mode page.
Add Phone Proxy Mode - Click the Add Phone Proxy Mode button to create the new Phone Proxy Mode connection.