IntAddr |
The terminal's internal address (address of a device in LAN). |
IntPort |
The terminal's internal port (port of a device in LAN). Range: 0 to 65535 |
ExtPort |
The terminal's external port (a port on the WAN side of the gateway used for NAT access to a device in LAN). Range: 0 to 65535 |
RemotePort |
The port of a remote device (located in WAN): this entry is only useful for 'Type' = 'client'. In all other cases this value has to be '0' (disabled). Range: 0 to 65535 |
Lifetime |
The lifetime of sessions (s) defined by this terminal entry: this parameter is only useful for 'Type' = 'client'. In this case 'Lifetime' is set to 86400 seconds by default. So if the terminal did not send or receive any data within this timeout, this terminal entry will be deleted. For 'Type' = 'server' the lifetime has to be '0' (disabled). |
Age |
Current age of terminal's last action. |
Proto |
The terminal's transport protocol: 'udp' -> terminal uses UDP as transport; 'tcp' -> terminal uses TCP as transport. Default value is udp. Enumerations: |
Type |
The type of the terminal entry: 'client' -> autodetected (and thus listed here automatically) or manually added IP phone or softclient; 'server' -> manually added internal rerouted SIP server; 'delete' -> delete flag. Manually added clients are usually obsolete as they are autodetected by the Application Level Gateway anyways (see ipProxyTable for definition of dynamic NAT rules). 'Type' = 'server' is used in order to enable access from WAN to a SIP registrar or SIP proxy located in LAN. Enumerations: - client (1)
- server (2)
- delete (8)
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Sessions |
Terminal's currently active RTP sessions. |