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SIP calls will select the audio and video codecs to use from those allowed on the Settings > Connections page, unless the call is with a endpoint configured with a Custom codec (refer to Configuring SIP endpoints for more information).
Refer to this table for assistance configuring the SIP settings. After making any configuration changes, click Apply changes.
| Field | Field description | Usage tips |
|---|---|---|
| SIP registration settings | Specifies the level of SIP registration for the IP VCR. |
Can be set to:
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| SIP registrar address | Identifies the network address of the SIP registrar to which IP VCR registrations should be made. |
This can be specified either as a host name or as an IP address. This field will have no effect if SIP registration settings is set to No registration. |
SIP registrar type | Choose between:
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Your choice is dependent on the type of SIP registrar you are using. If you are using Microsoft LCS, you will also need to configure LCS to recognize the IP address of the IP VCR and treat it as authenticated. This field will have no effect if SIP registration settings is set to No registration. |
| Username | The login name for the IP VCR on the SIP registrar. |
You need to configure the SIP registrar with details of the devices that will register with it and create a login for each device. If you are using Microsoft LCS, you need to enter the full URI (for example, MCU@mylcs.com). |
| Password | The password for the IP VCR on the SIP registrar. |
You need to configure the SIP registrar with details of the devices that will register with it and create a login for each device. For Microsoft LCS, do not enter a password. |
| SIP proxy address | Identifies the network address of the SIP proxy. |
If set, the proxy is used for all SIP calls, whether through a registrar or not. |
| Outgoing transport | Whether the outgoing transport will be TCP or UDP. |
If your SIP devices use TCP, select TCP as the outgoing transport. If your SIP devices use UDP, select UDP as the outgoing transport. The IP VCR accepts connections on both TCP and UDP. |
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