Polycom SIP 3.1 User Manual
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Index
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missed call configuration A–112
Network Address Translation A–120
no answer A–115
quotas A–94
registration A–107
roaming buddies A–122
roaming privacy A–123
routing A–118
routing server A–118
per-phone configuration file A–106
phone diagnostics 5–9
phone1.cfg A–106
port
presence 4–60
presence
product-model-part number mapping C–26
protocol
protocol server
protocol special events
provisioning
provisioning over CLink 4–39
provisioning protocols 3–4
provisioning protocols, supported 3–4
Q
QOS. See also Quality of Service
Quality of Service
R
RAM disk
rebooting phones 3–17, 3–20
receive equalization
registration
reliability of provisional responses B–9
request
request delay
request validation
resetting to factory defaults 3–5
resource
resource files, overview 2–7
RFC support B–2
ring type
S
sampled audio files A–31
sampled audio for sound effects
SCA. See also shared call appearances
scheduled logging parameters A–87
SDP
secure real-time transport protocol 4–82
security
server menu 3–9
server redundancy 4–56
server-based call forwarding See also call
forwarding
server-based DND See also do not disturb
Services key. See also Applications key
Session Initiation Protocol
setting up
advanced features 4–22
audio features 4–73
basic features 4–1
boot server 3–12
network 3–2
security features 4–80
shared call appearance signaling B–10
shared call appearances
shared calls
shared lines
SIP
1xx Responses - Provisional B–6
2xx Responses - Success B–6
3xx Responses - Redirection B–7
4xx Responses - Request Failure B–7
5xx Responses - Server Failure B–8
6xx Responses - Global Failure B–8
application architecture 2–3
basic protocols, hold implementation B–9
basic protocols, request support B–3
basic protocols, response support B–6
basic protocols, RFC and Internet draft
support B–2
basic protocols, transfer B–9
instant messaging and presence leveraging
extensions B–10
RFC 2–1
SIP application
description 2–4
installing 3–14
upgrading 3–19