Access Points and Switches Management Administration Guide

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ALG

When you navigate to AP policy > ALG tab, the below toggles are displayed.

  • H.323 Transformations

  • SIP Transformations

  • FTP NAT Transformation

  • TFTP NAT Transformation

Access Points and Switches Management 4.9.0 supports the SIP and H.323 VoIP protocols. These protocols are widely used by voice gateways, hardware terminals (such as IP phones), and software clients (like Netmeeting, Gnomemeeting and OpenPhone).

Access Points and Switches Management supports these calling models:

  • Internal Endpoint Call External Endpoint Though Gatekeeper/SIP-Server: The internal endpoint and the external endpoint are registered with a gatekeeper/SIP-server outside of the SonicWave wireless access points. The internal endpoint calls the external endpoint by calling its email address, user name or even a phone number.
  • External Endpoint Call Internal Endpoint Though Gatekeeper/SIP-Server: The internal endpoint and the external endpoint are registered with a gatekeeper/SIP-server outside of the SonicWave wireless access points. The external endpoint calls the internal endpoint by calling its email address, user name or even a phone number.
  • Internal Endpoint Call Another Internal Endpoint Though Gatekeeper/SIP-Server: The internal endpoint A and the internal endpoint B are registered with a gatekeeper/SIP-server outside of their SonicWave wireless access points. They call each other by calling the peer's email address, user name or even a phone number.

To activate a ALG protocol

  1. Navigate to Policies > Policy Hierarchy.
  2. Select the AP Policy
  3. Click on ALG tab.
  4. Click on H.323 Transformations toggle to enable and use the H.323 protocol.
  5. Click on SIP Transformations, FTP NAT Transformation, TFTP NAT Transformation toggles to enable them and use the SIP protocol.

  6. Click OK to save the changes.

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