1. ACLI Reference Guide
  2. ACLI Configuration Elements N-Z
  3. sti-response-treatment-config > sti-response-treatment-entry

sti-response-treatment-config > sti-response-treatment-entry

You use sti-response-treatment-entry sub-elements to define global or specific sti-server rules. The system uses these rules to match the contents of sti-vs responses for the purpose of rejecting the associated call.

Parameters

verstat
Specifies the actionable verstat value returned in the STI-VS response. This field is mandatory. Allowed values include:
  • TN-Validation-Passed—STI-VS validation passed
  • TN-Validation-Failed—STI-VS validation failed
  • No-TN-Validation—No STI-VS validation occurred
  • No-TN-Validation-Timeout—STI-VS does not answer
  • No-TN-Validation-StiInvalid—STI-VS answer is meaningless (JSON missing or malformed)
  • No-TN-Validation-IdentityMissing—SIP Identity is missing (no request sent to STI-VS)
  • No-TN-Validation-TNMissing—TN is missing (no request sent to STI-VS)
  • No-TN-Validation-StiConstraints—STI constraints are exceeded (no request sent to STI-VS)
  • No-TN-Validation-Unreachable—STI-VS circuit-breaker is open (no request sent to STI-VS)
  • No-TN-Validation-ClientError—SBC internal failure (no request sent to STI-VS)
  • No-TN-Validation-Bypass—The STIR requests that are bypassed
  • custom (A value that you define)
reason-code
Specifies the reason code as returned in the STI-VS response. Allowed values include:
  • Default: 0
  • 403
  • 428
  • 436
  • 437
  • 438
  • custom (A value that you define within the range of 1xx to 5xx)
role
Specifies the function to which this rule applies. Allowed values include:
  • Default: STI-VS
sip-reason-code
Specifies the reason text to match in the JSON response.
  • Default: 403
  • 403 / 428 / 436 / 437 / 438
  • custom (A 3-digit value that you define within the range 4xx to 6xx)
sip-reason-text
Specifies the SIP reason text the system uses to generate the SIP response. Allowed values include:
  • Default: Forbidden
  • custom (A string that you define)

Path

sti-response-treatment-entry is an element of the session-router path. The full path from the topmost ACLI prompt is: configure terminal , and then session-router , and then sti-response-treatment-config, and then sti-response-treatment-entry.

Note:

This is a multiple instance configuration element.