Avaya Client Services API Reference (Windows)
Avaya Client Services API Reference (Windows)
Avaya.ClientServices
HttpUserConfiguration Class
HttpUserConfiguration Properties
Enabled Property
HttpClientConfiguration Property
MediaAddressMode Property
MediaEncryptionTypeArray Property
MediaTunnelingEnabled Property
MediaTunnelingEnforced Property
SrtcpEnabled Property
VoIPCallingPreference Property

HttpUserConfiguration Properties

The HttpUserConfiguration type exposes the following members.

Properties

| Name | Description
--- | --- | ---
| Enabled | A Boolean value indicating whether the SIP provider is enabled.
| HttpClientConfiguration | Configuration information for HTTP Client data.
| MediaAddressMode | Indicates the IP address type preference to use while transporting media for HTTP calls from a dual stack client network. Currently IPv4 and IPv6 are the valid options supported by Client SDK. IPv4Then6 and IPv6Then4 are internally treated as IPv4 and IPv6 respectively for HTTP calls.
| MediaEncryptionTypeArray | List of enabled ciphersuites for SRTP
| MediaTunnelingEnabled | A Boolean value indicating whether the Media Tunneling is allowed by the configuration. If media tunneling is allowed, Client SDK will try to tunnel audio/video data on ports 443/8443 upon failure of audio/video data connections on standard ports.
| MediaTunnelingEnforced | A Boolean value indicating whether the Media Tunneling is enforced by the configuration. Should be used only for testing purposes.
| SrtcpEnabled | Flag tracking whether STRCP signaling should be enabled. This flag is added as a way of getting around issues we may encounter in the field where SRTCP is not supported, or is supported but somehow in an incompatible way with the Avaya's implementation. Specific to pre 7.0 Aura environment, an old CM that receives SRTCP may strip all of the SRTP capabilities from the offer as opposed to letting the offer go without SRTCP. This configuration becomes important when a new endpoint is working in an old CM environment.
| VoIPCallingPreference | Preference for VoIP Calling.

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HttpUserConfiguration Class
Avaya.ClientServices Namespace

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