>> MIB - Management Information Base
>> Table: ipProxyTable - (.1.3.6.1.4.1.272.4.5.50.1)
Description: This table defines proxy settings of Application Level Gateway (dynamic NAT rules for special media protocols).
ipProxyTable
OID | Name | Type | Access
.1 | Descr | DisplayString | RW
.2 | AdminStatus | ENUM | D
.3 | Application | ENUM | RW
.4 | Protocol | ENUM | RW
.5 | IntPort | INTEGER | RW
.6 | ExtPort | INTEGER | RW
.7 | IntAddr | IpAddress | RW
.8 | Priority | ENUM | RW
.9 | Timeout | INTEGER | RW
Descr
User defined description of a proxy entry. Length: 0 to 40
AdminStatus
Available values are: enable(1) disable(2) delete(3) Enable or disable functionality of given proxy entry. Entry can also be deleted by setting this variable to value delete. Default value is enable. Enumerations: enable (1) disable (2) delete (3)
Application
Predefined application (media protocol) ID for this transparent proxy: 'sip' -> represents a SIP proxy Application Level Gateway (ALG); 'mgcp' -> represents a MGCP proxy ALG; 'rtsp' -> represents a multimedia proxy ALG; 'h323udp', 'h323tcp' -> represents a H323 UDP or TCP ALG. Enumerations: sip (1) mgcp (2) rtsp (3) h323udp (4) h323tcp (8) none (15)
Protocol
Transport layer protocol used by this proxy: 'udp' -> handles UDP based transport; 'tcp' -> hanldes TCP based transport. Default value is udp. Enumerations: tcp (6) udp (17)
IntPort
Reroute to internal port: This setting is obsolete. Its functionality is now handled by mediaTerminalTable. Range: 0 to 65535
ExtPort
Listen for packages from and to a port on an external device (located in WAN): In case of outgoing packages (to devices in WAN) this is the destination port, in case of incoming packages (from WAN) this is the source port. 'ExtPort' has to be unique for all ipProxyTable entries with the same 'Protocol' setting. Range: 0 to 65535
IntAddr
Rerouted internal address: This setting is obsolete. Its functionality is now handled by mediaTerminalTable.
Priority
QOS priority for sessions controlled by this proxy entry: 'default' -> use source priority, do not make any changes; 'low-latency' -> mark all packets in related sessions (also RTP) as high priority; 'high', 'medium', 'low' -> not used in currently implemented proxy applications. Enumerations: default (1) low-latency (2) high (3) medium (4) low (5)
Timeout
Proxy session idle timeout in seconds: if no packages were received within the time frame defined by this timeout the session will be killed. Range: 0 to 86400

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