WAS v8.5 > Reference > SetsSIP application router settings page
Use this page to configure SIP application router container settings. The SIP application router allows you to select the order in which SIP applications are triggered. We can use the default application router (DAR) or specify a custom application router adhering to the SIP Servlet specification.
To view this dmgr console page, click Environment > SIP application routers, then click SIP_application_router_name from the list displayed.
SIP application router name
Enter a logical name representing the application router. If you selected the default application router, this field cannot be edited.
SIP application router provider name
Provider name of the application router. This is defined in the custom application router jar file, which must be in the application server's classpath. This field is not visible when we edit the DAR.
Targets
List of server and cluster targets associated with an application router. By default, all servers and clusters defined in the system are listed as targets of the DAR. Each target can only be associated with one application router. For the DAR, we can also set the order in which the applications are run on each target.
Move to Application Router
Specifies the Move to Application Router button, which allows you to change the targets of an application router. Each application router can have a set of targets to choose from. Click this button to move the selected target to another application router.
Target
Target associated with an application router. Click the target name to view more information about the target server, such as whether to use a DAR configuration file or to specify the application order.
Full name
Full name of the target. This can be helpful to distinguish each target. For example, if we have multiple targets named "server1" on different nodes, we can tell them apart by looking at the node= part of the Full Name.
Subtopics
- Application routing order settings
Use this page to specify whether the Default SIP Application Router (DAR) must rely on the basic application startup order or advanced application routing rules (DAR configuration).- Application startup order settings
Use this page to define the order in which Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) requests are routed to applications.- SIP container custom properties
We can add any of the following custom properties to the configuration settings for a SIP container.- Default application router rule page
Use this page to view or modify default application router (DAR) routing rules or import a new DAR configuration file. The DAR is a SIP application router used to select the order in which SIP applications are triggered.
Related concepts:
SIP application router
Related
Configure SIP application routers
Related information:
SIP application router page
Application routing order settings
Application startup order settings