h323GroupAliasesConfigured

The aliases that uniquely identify a group of lines. These are the configured
aliases.
              
Each group must be configured with unique aliases.
              
A group can be configured with zero, one or two aliases. A group can be
configured with two aliases of the same type or two aliases of different types.
              
A group can be configured with E.164 aliases, H.323 ID aliases and party number
aliases. Transport ID aliases (IP addresses) are not allowed. The local IP
address of the unit is configured through ipAddressConfigLocalHost.
              
The configured aliases are included in the terminalAlias field of the
gatekeeperRequest and registrationRequest messages. If the unit is a H.323
gateway, the E.164 aliases (considered as voice supported prefixes) are also
included in the supportedPrefixes field of the gatekeeperRequest and
registrationRequest messages.
              
As an example, a group is configured with two aliases, '3460707' as E.164 alias
and 'user1' as H.323 ID alias. The following string is used to describe these
aliases:
              
   E164=3460707;H323ID=user1
              
Each group must have at least one current alias (either configured or
confirmed). If a group has no alias, the unit locks the lines associated with
that group. When a line is locked, no call can be made/received from/to this
line.
              
Refer to the administrator documentation for the description of the aliases
syntax.
              
Refer to the administrator documentation for the description of the configured,
confirmed and current aliases.

MIB

MX-H323-ALIASES-MIB

OID

.1.3.6.1.4.1.4935.20.30.15.1.10.1.5

Type

column

Access

readwrite

Status

current

Parent

h323AliasesGroupAliasesEntry

Table

h323AliasesGroupAliasesTable

Siblings

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