1. ACLI Reference Guide
  2. ACLI Configuration Elements N-Z
  3. tcp-media-profile

tcp-media-profile

The tcp-media-profile configuration element allows you to enter individual tcp media profile entry elements. These are used for MSRP functionality.

Parameters

name
Name of this tcp media profile.
profile-list
Used to enter individual tcp media profiles.
msrp-cema-support
Use to enable and disable the CEMA extension for TCP and TLS connections from the realm associated with the current TCP media profile. Values: enabled | disabled. Default: disabled.
msrp-sessmatch
Use to specify whether or not the SBC validates the MSRP To-path header based only on the session-id field and MSRP transport type fo the MSRP URI, and not also on the IP address and port number in the authority part of the MSRP URI. Values: enabled | disabled. Default: disabled.
msrp-message-size
Use to specifiy the maximum size (in bytes) that MSRP is allowed to negotiate for the messages. It represents the maximum limit for the SDP a=max-size attribute, for the "size" token of the SDP a=file-selector attribute, and MSRP Byte-range header. The value of zero (0) tells the system to enforce no maximum limit. Range: 0-4. Default 0.
msrp-message-size-file
Use to specifiy whether or not the system rejects MSRP messages exceeding the negotiated size, and whether or not the system aborts fMRSP file transfers when the negotiated size is exceeded. A value of 0 indicates that no maximum limit is enforced. Valid values: 0-4,000. Default: 0.
msrp-message-size-enforce
Use to specify whether or not the system rejects and terminates MSRP messages that exceed the negotiated size. Values: enabled | disabled. Default: disabled.
msrp-types-whitelist
Use to set a list of media types and sub-types that you want the system to accept. You can leave the parameter empty or you can set one or more entries. Each entry represents one media type and sub-type. When the parameter contains a valid value, the system checks that incoming MSRP SEND requests contain only the media types specified in the SDP a=accept-types attribute resulting from applying R5725_0220 to intersect the request and the whitelist. Leave the msrp-types-whitelist parameter empty to tell the system not to perform any media types filtering. Valid values: empty | MsrpMediaTypeList | *. Default: empty.

Path

tcp-media-profileis an element of the media-manager path. The full path from the topmost ACLI prompt is:configure terminal, and then media-manager, and then tcp-media-profile.