ClearOne Converge Pro - Manual (Page 83)

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• Local Cert: Click the Browse button to upload your Local Certificate file
• CA Certs: Use the Add or Del buttons to add or remove CA Certs
Timers
Timers are used to keep SIP sessions “alive” on the network. Normally, default values are appropriate.
Occasionally your Network Administrator may want to customize the settings. Do not change these settings unless
directed to do so.
All Values are in milliseconds unless otherwise noted.
• Use SIP Session Times: This box is checked by default. Removing the check will disable all timers.
• Refer Timeout: Number of ms the server waits for a reply
• Retransmission Timers: Refers to three Timers
• T1: Sets the round-trip time for a packet
• T2: Sets the retransmit time from a non-invite request (REFER, BYE, etc.) and INVITE resonses
• T4: Sets the total time a given message can be on the network
• Session Expires Timer (Value is listed in Seconds): Default time before the current session expires due to
inactivity. This value MUST be greater than the Min SE Timer value.
• Min SE Timer (Value is listed in Seconds): Minimum Session Timer
• Register Timeout (Value is listed in Seconds): The period of time a given device is registered on the
network.
Network
The Network tab allows the user to set basic network settings. Have your Network Administrator modify these
settings.
• Provisioning: Provides the VH20 with access to data and network resources by receiving authorization
and privileges via resource management.
• Use local settings: The unit uses local settings provided by the server
• Use DHCP/TFTP: User provides settings for the VH20 to gain access to the network
• TFTP from DHCP: TFTP settings are received from the server.