Release 2.3.5 - An Overview of Features
- Kelli Higdon
- 1 FR 1304 SIP-I to SIP interworking support
- 2 F-1313 Enforces “sendrecv” attribute to always be present in SDP for all SIP offer/answer messages.
- 3 F-1305 Allows users to change the default password for SSH and SFTP connections
- 4 F-1312 SIP/SDP enhancement for "session id" & "session version" parameters of the SDP ‘o’ line be based on NTP format
- 5 F-1311 Allows users to set the TX and RX audio gains of an IP channel
- 6 Release Note
FR 1304 SIP-I to SIP interworking support
Brief Description:
This feature allows IMG2020 to interwork the SIPT-I MIME buffer of one call leg to the SIP headers of the other call leg like it does for SS7 to SIP interworking.
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F-1313 Enforces “sendrecv” attribute to always be present in SDP for all SIP offer/answer messages.
Brief Description:
When enabled, this feature will ensure that the “sendrecv” attribute is present instead of assuming the default value when not present in SDP.
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SIP Profile - Advanced Settings
F-1305 Allows users to change the default password for SSH and SFTP connections
Brief Description:
The default password was embedded into the IMG2020 SW image and could not be changed. Now users can change that password from the CLI within the network security menu.
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F-1312 SIP/SDP enhancement for "session id" & "session version" parameters of the SDP ‘o’ line be based on NTP format
Brief Description:
In the SDP of a SIP call (INVITE, 183 w/SDP, or 200 ok w/SDP) in the o line are the “session id” and “session version” values. As per the RFC4566, it is recommended that these values are not set to 0, but suggested that a number in a Network Time Protocol (NTP) format timestamp be used to ensure uniqueness.
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F-1311 Allows users to set the TX and RX audio gains of an IP channel
Brief Description:
The audio gain of any IP channel was hardcoded to 0db. This feature will allow the adjustment of this setting per IP profile (outgoing or incoming IP profile).
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Release Note
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