How to: Add or Remove a Trusted SIP Peer

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You can add trusted SIP peers to Speech Server with the Speech Server Administrator console. After adding a trusted SIP peer, you can add the SIP peer to a deployment group and communicate with specified computers running Speech Server in that group. Removing a trusted SIP peer deletes it from the deployment group.

When you add a trusted SIP peer, you also specify whether the SIP peer is needed for outbound-calling applications or for applications that perform call transfers.

Note

Only one type of SIP peer can be trusted in a Speech Server deployment group. Speech Server cannot be configured to communicate with both default and TIMC SIP peers simultaneously.

Adding and Removing Trusted SIP Peers

To add a trusted SIP peer to a deployment group

  1. Open the Speech Server Administrator console.

    For more information, see How to: Start the Speech Server Administrator Console.

  2. In the console tree, expand the applicable group, right-click Trusted SIP Peers, point to New, and then click Trusted SIP Peer.

  3. In the SIP peer to trust box, select the SIP peer you want to add to the management group, and then confirm the type, address, and port information for that SIP peer.

  4. Select the Allow outbound calls and Allow transfers check boxes, if applicable.

  5. Click OK.

  6. In the Select server box, select the servers with which the SIP peer should be trusted, and then click OK.

Note

You can also add trusted SIP peers through a Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) script. For more information, see TrustedSIPPeer Class.

To remove a trusted SIP peer from a deployment group

  1. Open the Speech Server Administrator console.

    For more information, see How to: Start the Speech Server Administrator Console.

  2. In the console tree, expand the applicable group, and then click Trusted SIP Peers.

  3. Right-click the trusted SIP peer you want to remove from the management group, and then click Delete.