Cisco Systems ASR 1000 Network Router User Manual


 
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Cisco IOS XE Integrated Session Border Controller Configuration Guide for the Cisco ASR 1000 Series Aggregation Services Routers
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Chapter 6 H.248 Packages—Signaling and Control
H.248 Address Reporting Package
Related Commands
The package command enables the DBE to use the optional eroot package.
H.248 Address Reporting Package
The H.248 Address Reporting Package is described in the “H.248 Address Reporting Package” section
on page 8-2.
H.248 Gate Information (Ginfo) Package Becomes Optional
This enhancement removes the stipulation that the Gate Information (Ginfo) package properties are
required in the DBE H.248 profile. The DBE continues to support the Ginfo package properties as
optional properties and supplies default values if values are not specified.
The Ginfo package properties are the following:
bill_corr property is defaulted to a value of 24 zero bytes.
gate_state property is defaulted to COMMITTED. The termination is maintained across system
failover and H.248 association loss at all times after the initial termination add. Changes to
committed gates are replicated to the redundant card immediately. Therefore omitting this property
has a minor performance overhead on redundant systems.
gate_side property is defaulted to SIDE_A for the first termination in a stream and to SIDE_B for
the second termination in a stream.
DBE Restrictions
The following is a restriction of DBE support for the H.248 Gate Information Package Becomes Optional
feature:
If one of the Ginfo properties is omitted when adding a termination, you cannot later specify a value
for that property value on an Add termination request. An attempt to do fails with error 421
indicating “Unknown action or illegal combination of actions.”
H.248 Segmentation Package Support
When an H.248 association is established over the User Datagram Protocol (UDP), the H.248 message
can be too big to fit inside one UDP packet, and as a result, H.248-based segmentation is required. The
H.248 Segmentation (seg) package, defined in H.248.1v3 Annex E, defines the following four properties
to use when performing this segmentation:
MGSegmentationTimerValue
MGCSegmentationTimerValue
MGMaxPDUSize
MGCMaxPDUSize