class CscfDomainRoutingResultTableEntry

ManagedElement
+-CscfFunction
+-CscfDomainRoutingApplication
+-CscfDomainRoutingConfigurations
+-CscfDomainRoutingConfiguration
+-CscfDomainRoutingResultTable
+-CscfDomainRoutingResultTableEntry

This is the Managed Object Class for the CSCF Domain Routing Result Table Entry.

Attributes
String1to00128DT
key
mandatory
noNotification
restricted
cscfDomainRoutingResultTableEntryId
Key attribute to CscfDomainRoutingResultTableEntry.
Idenitity/Name of the result table entry.
Since this value is referenced from the Domain Routing Matching Table, it must be configured first and it cannot be deleted while it is being referenced by a Domain Routing Matching Table.
DomainRoutingResultAddressDT[1..100] nonUnique ordered
mandatory
cscfDomainRoutingResultTargetAddress
This is an operator configured attribute representing an array of next hop routing destination addresses, which will be used to proxy the SIP request to its intended destination. Since this value is referenced from the Domain Routing Matching Table, it must be configured first and it cannot be deleted while it is being referenced by a Domain Routing Matching Table.
An address entry can be in FQDN, IPv4 or IPv6 format. It can optionally include a port number specification and a transport protocol. The transport protocol can be either TCP or UDP. If not configured, the default transport or port value will be used. An address entry must include a unique operator configured priority assignment, which will indicate the order in which the addresses have to be processed. The priority values range from 1 to 100, where 100 represents the highest priority value allowed and 1 the lowest priority value allowed.
- FQDN [<: port>] [; transport=<T>] ;priority=N
- IPv4 [<: port>] [; transport=<T>] ;priority=N
- IPv6 [<: port>] [; transport=<T>] ;priority=N
where T is either TCP or UDP and N is in the range of 1 – 100.

  class CscfDomainRoutingResultTableEntry