1. User's Guide
  2. Agent Configuration
  3. Configure a Session Agent Group

Configure a Session Agent Group

Create a session agent group to define a signaling endpoint configured to apply traffic shaping attributes and information about next hops and previous hops.

Session agent groups contain individual session agents in a logical grouping. You can configure each member of the group with individual constraints. The system does not require all members of a group to apply the same constraints.

Session agent group members do not need to reside in the same domain, network, or realm. The Oracle Enterprise Communications Broker (Communications Broker) can allocate traffic among member session agents regardless of their location by using the allocation strategy that you select allocate traffic across the group members.

  1. Access the Groups configuration object.
    Configuration tab, Service Provisioning section, Agents, Groups.
  2. On the Groups page, click Add and do the following:

    Table 5-2 Groups Page

    Field Description
    Group Name Enter a name for this Session Agent Group.
    Description Enter a description of this Session Agent Group.
    Strategy Select a strategy for choosing this agent from the drop-down list. Default: Hunt. Valid values: Hunt | Round Robin.
    Stop SAG Recurse Enter one or more response codes that you want to cause this session agent group to stop route recursion. Default: 401,407. Valid response code values range from 300-599. You can enter individual response codes separated by a comma, such as 301,305 or a range such as 300-380.
    Dest Enter one or more destinations for this group.
    SAG Recursion Select to enable Session Agent Group recursion. Default: Disabled.
  3. Click OK.
  4. Save the configuration.