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SIP rules for ODR service policy administrative tasks


You can use administrative tasks to configure Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) rules for the on demand router (ODR) service policy.

Command name: Description: Parameters and return values: Examples:
addServiceRule Use this command to add a service policy rule. Optional parameters:

-odrname
Name of the ODR to apply the service policy work class. Required only if modifying an ODR.
-nodename
Name of the node on which the ODR resides. Required only if modifying an ODR.
-clustername
Name of the cluster to which to apply the rules. Required only if modifying an on demand router cluster.
Required parameters:

-protocol
Name of the protocol to associate with these rules.

-priority
Specifies a positive integer value that represents the priority of the rule. Zero is the highest priority.
-expression
Specifies the rule expression. Place the expression value in double quotes.
-transactionClass
Specifies the transaction class to associate with a rule.

Batch mode example usage:

  • Use Jacl: 
    $AdminTask addServiceRule {-odrname odr -nodename node1 -protocol SIP -priority 0 -expression "request.method = 'getOperation'" -transactionClass Default_TC}

  • Use Jython: 
    AdminTask.addServiceRule('[-odrname odr] [-nodename node1] [-protocol SIP] [-priority 0] [-expression "request.method = 'getOperation'"] [-transactionClass Default_TC]')

Interactive mode example usage:

  • Use Jacl: 
    $AdminTask addServiceRule {-interactive}

  • Use Jython: 
    AdminTask.addServiceRule ('[-interactive]')
changeServiceRuleAction Use this command to change a service policy action for a rule. Optional parameters:

-odrname
Name of the ODR to apply the service policy work class. Required only if modifying an ODR.
-nodename
Name of the node on which the ODR resides. Required only if you are modifying an ODR.
-clustername
Name of the cluster to apply the rules to. Required only if you are modifying an on demand router cluster.
Required parameters:

-protocol
Name of the protocol to associate with these rules.

-priority
Specifies a positive integer value that represents the priority of the rule. Zero is the highest priority.
-transactionClass
Specifies the transaction class to associate with a rule.

Batch mode example usage:

  • Use Jacl: 
    $AdminTask changeServiceRuleAction {-odrname odr -nodename node1 -protocol SIP -priority 0 -transactionClass Default_TC}

  • Use Jython: 
    AdminTask.changeServiceRuleAction('[-odrname odr] [-nodename node1] [-protocol SIP] [-priority 0] [-transactionClass Default_TC]')

Interactive mode example usage:

  • Use Jacl: 
    $AdminTask changeServiceRuleAction {-interactive}

  • Use Jython: 
    AdminTask.changeServiceRuleAction ('[-interactive]')
changeServiceDefaultRulesAction Use this command to change a rules service policy default action. Optional parameters:

-odrname
Name of the ODR to apply the service policy work class. Required only if modifying an ODR.
-nodename
Name of the node on which the ODR resides. Required only if you are modifying an ODR.
-clustername
Name of the cluster to apply the rules to. Required only if you are modifying an on demand router cluster.
Required parameters:

-protocol
Name of the protocol to associate with these rules.
-transactionClass
Specifies the transaction class to associate with a rule.

Batch mode example usage:

  • Use Jacl: 
    $AdminTask changeServiceDefaultRulesAction {-odrname odr -nodename node1 -protocol SIP -transactionClass Default_TC}

  • Use Jython: 
    AdminTask.changeServiceDefaultRulesAction('[-odrname odr] [-nodename node1] [-protocol SIP] [-transactionClass Default_TC]')

Interactive mode example usage:

  • Use Jacl: 
    $AdminTask changeServiceDefaultRulesAction {-interactive}

  • Use Jython: 
    AdminTask.changeServiceDefaultRulesAction ('[-interactive]')
changeServiceRuleExpression Use this command to change a service policy rule expression. Optional parameters:

-odrname
Name of the ODR to apply the service policy work class. Required only if modifying an ODR.
-nodename
Name of the node on which the ODR resides. Required only if you are modifying an ODR.
-clustername
Name of the cluster to apply the rules to. Required only if you are modifying an on demand router cluster.
Required parameters:

-protocol
Name of the protocol to associate with these rules.

-priority
Specifies a positive integer value that represents the priority of the rule. Zero is the highest priority.
-expression
Specifies the rule expression. Place the expression value in double quotes.
-transactionClass
Specifies the transaction class to associate with a rule.

Batch mode example usage:

  • Use Jacl: 
    $AdminTask changeServiceRuleExpression {-odrname odr -nodename node1 -protocol SIP -priority 0 -expression "request.method = 'getOperation0'"}

  • Use Jython: 
    AdminTask.changeServiceRuleExpression('[-odrname odr] [-nodename node1] [-protocol SIP] [-priority 0] [-expression "request.method = 'getOperation'"]')

Interactive mode example usage:

  • Use Jacl: 
    $AdminTask changeServiceRuleExpression {-interactive}

  • Use Jython: 
    AdminTask.changeServiceRuleExpression ('[-interactive]')
changeServiceRulePriority Use this command to change a service policy rule priority. Optional parameters

-odrname
Name of the ODR to apply the service policy work class. Required only if modifying an ODR.
-nodename
Name of the node on which the ODR resides. Required only if you are modifying an ODR.
-clustername
Name of the cluster to apply the rules to. Required only if you are modifying an on demand router cluster.
Required parameters:

-protocol
Name of the protocol to associate with these rules.
-priority
Specifies a positive integer value that represents the priority of the rule. Zero is the highest priority.
-expression
Specifies the rule expression. Place the expression value in double quotes.

Batch mode example usage:

  • Use Jacl: 
    $AdminTask changeServiceRulePriority {-odrname odr -nodename node1 -protocol SIP -priority 0 -expression "request.method = 'getOperation0'"}

  • Use Jython: 
    AdminTask.changeServiceRulePriority('[-odrname odr] [-nodename node1] [-protocol SIP] [-priority 0] [-expression "request.method = 'getOperation'"]')

Interactive mode example usage:

  • Use Jacl: 
    $AdminTask changeServiceRulePriority {-interactive}

  • Use Jython: 
    AdminTask.changeServiceRulePriority ('[-interactive]')
createServiceRules Use this command to create a service policy rule list. Optional parameters:

-odrname
Name of the ODR to apply the service policy work class. Required only if modifying an ODR.
-nodename
Name of the node on which the ODR resides. Required only if you are modifying an ODR.
-clustername
Name of the cluster to apply the rules to. Required only if you are modifying an on demand router cluster.
Required parameters:

-protocol
Name of the protocol to associate with these rules.

Batch mode example usage:

  • Use Jacl: 
    $AdminTask createServiceRules {-odrname odr -nodename node1 -protocol SIP}

  • Use Jython: 
    AdminTask.createServiceRules('[-odrname odr] [-nodename node1] [-protocol SIP]')

Interactive mode example usage:

  • Use Jacl: 
    $AdminTask createServiceRules {-interactive}

  • Use Jython: 
    AdminTask.createServiceRules ('[-interactive]')
listServiceRules Use this command to list service policy rules. Optional parameters:

-odrname
Name of the ODR to apply the service policy work class. Required only if modifying an ODR.
-nodename
Name of the node on which the ODR resides. Required only if you are modifying an ODR.
-clustername
Name of the cluster to apply the rules to. Required only if you are modifying an on demand router cluster.
Required parameters:

-protocol
Name of the protocol to associate with these rules.

Batch mode example usage:

  • Use Jacl: 
    $AdminTask listServiceRules {-odrname odr -nodename node1 -protocol SIP}

  • Use Jython: 
    AdminTask.listServiceRules('[-odrname odr] [-nodename node1] [-protocol SIP]')

Interactive mode example usage:

  • Use Jacl: 
    $AdminTask listServiceRules {-interactive}

  • Use Jython: 
    AdminTask.listServiceRules ('[-interactive]')
removeServiceRule Use this command to remove a service policy rule. Optional parameters:

-odrname
Name of the ODR to apply the service policy work class. Required only if modifying an ODR.
-nodename
Name of the node on which the ODR resides. Required only if you are modifying an ODR.
-clustername
Name of the cluster to apply the rules to. Required only if you are modifying an on demand router cluster.
Required parameters:

-protocol
Name of the protocol to associate with these rules.
-expression
Specifies the rule expression. Place the expression value in double quotes.

Batch mode example usage:

  • Use Jacl: 
    $AdminTask removeServiceRule {-odrname odr -nodename node1 -protocol SIP -expression "request.method = 'getOperation'"}

  • Use Jython: 
    AdminTask.removeServiceRule('[-odrname odr] [-nodename node1] [-protocol SIP] [-expression "request.method = 'getOperation'"]')

Interactive mode example usage:

  • Use Jacl: 
    $AdminTask removeServiceRule {-interactive}

  • Use Jython: 
    AdminTask.removeServiceRule ('[-interactive]')


 

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