tcp-media-profile > profile-list
The profile-list or profile-entry configuration element allows you to enter individual tcp media profile entry elements. These are used for MSRP functionality.
Parameters
- media-type
- A string used to match with the media type <media> in the
SDP message's media description (m=). For example: "message" for MSRP.
- Default: message
- transport-protocol
- The string used to match with the transport protocol <proto> in the media description (m=). For example: "TCP/TLS" for MSRP over TCP/TLS.
- listen-port
- The listening port on which the system listens for incoming
connections to establish a TCP connection for a media session. If the value of
this field is 0, the listening port will be chosen automatically by the system
from the steering pool of the realm (which the tcp-media-profile belongs to).
- Default: 0
- Values: 0-65535
- prefered-setup-role
- The value used by the system for the a=setup attribute when
negotiating the setup role, regardless of whether the
Oracle Communications Session Border Controller is an offer or answer in the SDP offer/answer
exchange.
- Default: passive
- Values: active | passive | actpass
- require-fingerprint
- If transport-protocol is TCP/TLS/MASP, use the
require-fingerprint parameter to enable or disable endpoint authentication
using the certificate fingerprint methodology defined in RFC 4572. This
parameter can be ignored if transport-protocol is TCP/MSRP.
- Default: disabled
- Values: enabled | disabled
- 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
- Values: enabled | disabled
- 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
- Values: enabled | disabled
- 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
- Values: enabled | disabled
- msrp-message-size
- Set the maximum size negotiated for the MSRP messages.
- Default: 0 (no size limit enforced)
- Values: 0 - 4194304
- msrp-message-size-file
- Set the maximum size negotiated for the MSRP file transfer.
- Default: 0 (no size limit enforced)
- Values: 0 - 4294967295.
- msrp-types-allowlist
- 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 allowlist. Leave the
msrp-types-allowlist parameter empty to tell the system not
to perform any media types filtering.
- Default: empty
- Values: empty | MsrpMediaTypeList | * (star indicates that all MSRP media types or subtypes are allowed)
Path
tcp-media-profile-entry is a subelement of tcp-media-profile. The full path from the topmost ACLI prompt is:.