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
- Set the name of this tcp media profile.
- profile-list
- Enter individual tcp media profiles.
- media-type
- Set the media type. Default: message.
- transport-protocol
- Set the transport protocol
- listen-port
- Set the listenting port. Default: 0. Valid values: 0-65535.
- preferred-setup-role
- Set the preffered setup role. Deafult: passive. Valid values: passive | active.
- tls-profile
- Set the name of the TLS profile. Default: empty.
- msrp-cema-support
- Enable or disable the system to negotiate Connection Establishment for Media Anchoring (CEMA) support with parties in a given realm. Default: disabled. Valid selections: disabled | enabled.
- msrp-sessmatch
- Enable or disable whether or not the URI comparison of the To-Path header in the MSRP messages received from the respective realm includes the authority part. Default: disabled. Valid selections: disabled | enabled.
- msrp-message-size
- Set the maximum size negotiated for the MSRP messages. Default: 0 (no size limit enforced) Valid values: 0-4194304.
- msrp-message-size-file
- Set the maximum size negotiated for the MSRP file transfer. Default: 0 (no size limit enforced) Valid values: 0-4294967295.
- msrp-message-size-enforce
- Set to enable or disable the system to reject of messages that exceed the negotiated maximum size or to stop file transfers that exceed the maximum negotiated size. Default: disabled. Valid selections: disabled | enabled.
- 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-profile is an element of the media-manager path. The full path from the topmost ACLI prompt is:.