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Enable/disable early-proceeding on SIP interface

First appeared in build series: 2012-12-03

In SBC scenarios, it is possible that multiple provisional responses (1xx) are not correctly forwarded. This

can be corrected by disabling the early-proceeding parameter on SIP interfaces. In case of PSTN

gateway scenarios, it is preferable to leave the early-proceeding parameter set to enabled on SIP

interfaces.

Mode: interface sip

Command

Purpose

Step 1

[node](if-sip)# [no] early-proceeding

Automatically switches to proceeding

state without receiving any provisional

response (Default:enabled)

Set SFP mode

First appeared in build series: 2012-12-03

Some SmartNode models provide an SFP port which is compatible with Fiber SFP modules. This

interface provides a new Ethernet port to the user. This port is configured in port ethernet 1 0 mode.

This ethernet port supports the following SFP modules:

 Gigabit Ethernet single/multi-mode Fiber and Copper modules

 Fast Ethernet single/multi-mode fiber modules

SFP modules are automatically detected and configured following the INF-8074i specification for SFP

transceivers. The command show port ethernet 1 0 gives information about the port status and also about

the SFP module which is plugged in.

If the SFP module does not follow the INF-8074i specification and can therefore not be properly

configured, following command can be used for manual configuration:

Mode: port ethernet <slot> <port>

Command

Purpose

Step 1

[node](prt-eth)[slot/port]# [ no ] sfp-mode {

auto | 1000Base-SX | 100Base-FX }

Set the SFP port mode

Default: auto

Mode „auto‟ is the default and will automatically configure the SFP port with the correct mode when a

SFP module is detected. This is the meaning of all options:

 auto => use auto-detection mode following INF-8074i specification (default)

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