ice-profile
Interactive Connectivity Establishment - Session Traversal Utility for NAT (ICE-STUN lite mode) enables a WebRTC client to perform connectivity checks, and can provide several STUN servers to the browser.
Parameters
- Name
- Set a unique name for this ice profile. Default: Empty.
- stun-conn-timeout
- Set the maximum time interval, in seconds, between the first STUN binding
request received in a media session and the time when a valid STUN binding
request containing the USE-CANDIDATE attribute is received. 0 indicates no
timeout.
- Default: 10
- Range: 0 - 9999
- stun-keepalive-interval
- Set the interval, in seconds, since the last media packet or STUN binding
request response after which a STUN keep alive message is sent. Zero means
do not send keep-alive messages. The value must be less than the value set
for subsq-guard-timer.
- Default: 15
- Range: 0 - 300
- stun-rate-limit
- Set the number of STUN binding requests that you want the SBC
to process per minute. Zero means impose no limit.
- Default: 100
- Range: 0 - 99999
- mode
- Specify the SBC functionality as Downstream or
Proxy for media path optimization in Teams. The default, None, avoids this
specification.
- Default: None
- Values: DOWNSTREAM | None | PROXY
- rtcp-stun
- Enable or disable the use of a STUN candidate for RTCP in the
SDP of an INVITE that includes ICE in addition to RTP.
- Default: disabled
- Values: enabled | disabled
Path
The ice-profile element is located under the
media-manager
group.
ORACLE# configure terminal
ORACLE(configure)# media-manager
SBC920(media-manager)# ice-profile
ORACLE(ice-profile)#