HTTP-based Services

The HTTP-based service parameters are described in the table below.

HTTP-based Service Parameters

Parameter

Description

'Gateway Routing Server'

configure voip > gw routing general-setting > gw-routing-server

[GWRoutingServer]

Enables routing by ARM.

■ [0] Check box cleared = (Default) Disable.
■ [1] Check box selected = Enabled.

For more information on routing by ARM, see Centralized Routing by ARM (AudioCodes Routing Manager).

Note: The parameter is applicable only to the Gateway application.

'Quality Status'

configure system > http-services > routing-qos-status

[RoutingServerQualityStatus]

Enables QoS-based routing by ARM. The device collects QoS metrics (media and signaling) and sends them to ARM.

■ [0] Check box cleared o = (Default) Disabled.
■ [1] Check box selected þ = Enabled.

For more information, see Configuring QoS-based Routing by ARM.

'Quality Status Rate'

configure system > http-services > routing-qos-status-rate

[RoutingServerQualityStatusRate]

Defines the rate (in sec) at which the device sends QoS reports to ARM.

The valid range is 15-3600. The default is 60.

For more information, see Configuring QoS-based Routing by ARM.

'Topology Status'

configure system > http-services > routing-server-group-status

[RoutingServerGroupStatus]

Enables the reporting of the device's topology status (using the REST TopologyStatus API command) to remote HTTP hosts.

■ [0] Check box cleared o = (Default) Disabled.
■ [1] Check box selected þ = Enabled.

For more information, see Configuring Remote Web Services

'Routing Server Registration Status'

configure system > http-services > routing-server-registration-status

[RoutingServerRegistrationStatus]

Enables the synchronization of the device's registration database (using the REST registrationStatus API command) with remote HTTP hosts.

■ [0] Check box cleared o = (Default) Disabled.
■ [1] Check box selected þ = Enabled.

For more information, see Configuring Remote Web Services

Remote Monitoring

For more information, see Remote Monitoring of Device behind NAT.

'Remote Monitoring'

configure system > http-services > remote-monitoring

[RemoteMonitoringEnable]

Enables the device to send monitoring reports to a remote monitoring server when the device is located behind NAT.

■ [0] Check box cleared o = (Default) Disabled.
■ [1] Check box selected þ = Enabled.

'Reporting Period'

configure system > http-services > remote-monitor-reporting-period

[RemoteMonitoringPeriod]

Defines the time interval (in seconds) between each remote monitoring report that is sent to the monitoring server.

The valid value is 30 to 65535. The default is 300.

'Device Status'

configure system > http-services > remote-monitor-status

[RemoteMonitoringDeviceEnable]

Enables the device to send a remote monitoring report of its status to the monitoring server.

■ [0] Check box cleared o = (Default) Disabled.
■ [1] Check box selected þ = Enabled.

'Active Alarms'

configure system > http-services > remote-monitor-alarms

[RemoteMonitoringAlarmsEnable]

Enables the device to send a remote monitoring report of currently active alarms to the monitoring server.

■ [0] Check box cleared o = (Default) Disabled.
■ [1] Check box selected þ = Enabled.

'Performance Indicators'

configure system > http-services > remote-monitor-kpi

[RemoteMonitoringPMEnable]

Enables the device to send a remote monitoring report of performance monitoring statistics to the monitoring server.

■ [0] Check box cleared o = (Default) Disabled.
■ [1] Check box selected þ = Enabled.

'Registration Status'

configure system > http-services > remote-monitor-registration

[RemoteMonitoringSIPUsersEnable]

Enables the device to send a remote monitoring report of users registered with the device to the monitoring server.

■ [0] Check box cleared o = (Default) Disabled.
■ [1] Check box selected þ = Enabled.