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The Packet Facility object is the child object to the Packet Facilities object. Therefore, the Packet Facilities object must be created before the Packet Facility can be created. Before configuring the Packet Facilities and Packet Facility objects, the IP Network interfaces that the packets will communicate through must first be configured. Once the IP Network and IP Address objects are created, the Packet Facilities and Packet Facility objects can be created. Refer to links below.
Configure SIP (Multiple SIP IP)
Maximum Objects
Up to eight Packet Facility objects can be created.
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The Media Endpoint is a drop down menu that displays all the IP addresses that were configured under any of the Logical Interface object. These IP addresses are used for passing data such as RTP or Video. Select either Media 0 or Media 1 from the drop down menu.
Media 0 - Media 0 is only displayed in this drop down menu if an IP address configured in the IP Address object under the Logical Interface object has been configured as an IP Address for Media purposes. Selecting Media 0 makes the Packet Facility being configured use the IP address previously configured as a Media 0 IP address.
Media 1 - Media 1 is only displayed in this drop down menu if an IP address configured in the IP Address object under the Logical Interface object has been configured as an IP Address for Media purposes. Selecting Media 1 makes the Packet Facility being configured use the IP address previously configured as a Media 1 IP address.
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The Packet Facility Channel Type field can display either Packet Audio or Packet Multimedia. The selections in this field are dependent on how the Media Mode field in the IMG 2020 Physical Node - Direct Connect object was configured.
Packet Audio - When Packet Audio is selected, the Packet Facility object being created will be used for processing audio packets only.
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