Parameter Examples

The following table provides configuration examples using parameters.

Parameter Examples

Message Type	Condition	Action Subject	Action Type	Action Value	Description
		header.contact.url.ac-int	Modify	param.message.address.src.sipinterface	Adds the ID number of the SIP Interface on which the message is received, to the value of the "ac-int" parameter in the URL of the Contact header.
	param.message.sdp. address == '10.132.10.101'	header.IPSource	Add	param.ipg.src.id	If the address in the SDP is 10.132.10.101, the SIP header "IPSource" is added and set to the value of the Index of the source IP Group.
invite.response.200	param.message.sdp. rtpmode=='inactive'	header.origin	Add	param.message. sdp.originaddress	In 200 OK messages, if the RTP mode is inactive, add a new header, "origin" whose value is set to the address in the origin ('o=') SDP
	param.message.sdp. rtpmode== 'inactive'	header.from.param.origin	Add	param.message.sdp.originaddress	If the RTP mode is inactive, add a new parameter, "origin" to the From header. The value of the parameter is set to the 'o=' address in the SDP.
subscribe. request		header.to.param.user	Add	param.call.src.user	In SUBSCRIBE messages, add the parameter, "user" to the To header. The value is set to the source username.
invite.response		header.request-uri.url.param.myname	Add	param.ipg.src.host	For INVITE responses, adds the "myname" parameter to the Request-URI. The parameter value is taken from the 'SIP Group Name' field of the source IP Group.
invite		header.MyCustomHeader	Add	param.ipg.dst.user-defined.0	For INVITE messages, add a header called "MyCustomHeader" and whose value is taken from the IPGroup_MsgManUserDef1 field of the destination IP Group.
any.request		header.session-expires.refresher	Modify	'1'	Manipulates the 'refresher' parameter to "UAC" in the Session-Expires header (i.e., UAC is doing the refreshing). For example: Session-Expires: 180;refresher=uac
invite	param.message.sdp.rtpmode=='sendonly' and param.call.dst.nat=='true'	param.message.sdp.rtpmode	Modify	'sendrecv'	If the device determines that the destination of the INVITE message is located behind NAT (param.call.dst.nat=='true'), and the RTP mode in the SDP of the incoming INVITE is 'sendonly' (param.message.sdp.rtpmode=='sendonly'), it changes the RTP mode to 'sendrecv' in the SDP of the outgoing INVITE.
invite	param.ipg.src.tags.city exists	header.City	Add	param.ipg.src.tags.city	For INVITE messages, if the source IP Group has the tag "city", add a header called "City" and set its value to the value of the tag "city".
invite	param.ipg.src.id=='34'	header.X-ID	Add	param.ipg.src.id	For INVITE messages, if the source IP Group ID is 34, add a header called "X-ID" and set its value to the ID of the source IP Group.
invite	param.ipg.src.type=='server'	header.X-Type	Add	param.ipg.src.type	For INVITE messages, if the source IP Group ID type is Server, add a header called "X-Type" and set its value to the Type (i.e., "Server") of the source IP Group.