MSFT_SIPRemoteAddressData
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Enables you to add or remove authorized hosts and to specify the action to take with connections from the servers in the pool to each authorized host. An authorized host is a server, client, or gateway that you explicitly designate as trusted. For example, an authorized host might be a server or client that has already performed authentication but does not appear on the trusted server list. Or, an authorized host might be an IP-PSTN gateway or other entity that does not perform authentication but can be trusted anyway.
The property values for the MSFT_SIPRemoteAddressData class map to the settings found on the Host Authorization tab of the Front End Properties dialog box. You can access these values in the Office Communications Server 2007 R2 Administration Tool by right-clicking the name of a Standard Edition server or Enterprise Edition pool, pointing to Properties, and then clicking Front End Properties. In the Front End Properties dialog box, click the Host Authorization tab. Note that these settings apply only to the specified pool or server.
MSFT_SIPRemoteAddressData
The following syntax is simplified from Managed Object Format (MOF) code and includes all inherited properties. Properties are listed in alphabetic order, not MOF order.
Syntax
class MSFT_SIPRemoteAddressData
{
[key] string Backend;
[key] string InstanceID;
boolean OutboundOnly;
string Server;
boolean ThrottleAsServer;
boolean TreatAsAuthenticated;
};
Methods
This class does not define any methods.
Properties
The MSFT_SIPRemoteAddressData class has the following properties.
Backend
Data type: [key] stringAccess type: Read-only
Required: When accessing data from any role that belongs to a pool. This property must be empty when accessing data from the Edge Server or Proxy Server role.
This property identifies the instance of SQL Server that manages the back-end database for Office Communications Server.
The value for this property depends on the topology of Office Communications Server.
Topology
Value
Standard Edition
(local)\rtc
Enterprise Edition
(consolidated or expanded configuration)
computername\instancename
or
computername
For Enterprise Edition, computername identifies either the FQDN or the NetBIOS name of the host computer for SQL Server and instancename identifies a named instance of SQL Server on the host computer. The value computername by itself specifies the default instance of SQL Server on the host computer.
The Backend property does not map to the Front End Server Properties dialog box.
InstanceID
Data type: [key] stringAccess type: Read-only
A GUID value that uniquely identifies an instance of this class.
The GUID must be encapsulated between the "{" and "}" braces; for example: "{01234567-0123-4567-89AB-CDEF01234567}".
The InstanceID property does not map to the Front End Server Properties dialog box.
OutboundOnly
Data type: booleanAccess type: Read/Write
Required. Indicates whether a remote server can open a connection to the local server.
This setting applies to addresses in the static routing table only, not to listening addresses. The existing connection is used for Record Routes. This setting is appropriate for a forwarding proxy server.
If False, the remote server can open a connection to the local server. If True, the remote server cannot open a connection to the local server.
The OutboundOnly property maps to the Outbound Only setting in the Front End Server Properties dialog box.
Server
Data type: stringAccess type: Read/Write
Required. The fully qualified domain name (FQDN) or IP address of the remote trusted server.
The domain name "*" is not valid, nor is the IP address "0.0.0.0". Multicast addresses in the ranges from 224.0.0.0 to 239.255.255.255 are also not valid. All other IP addresses are allowed.
The value must be unique.
The Server property maps to the Servers setting in the Front End Server Properties dialog box.
ThrottleAsServer
Data type: booleanAccess type: Read/Write
Required. Indicates whether the connection is throttled as a server or as a client.
Throttle client connections to limit the number of transactions.
If False, the connection is throttled as a client. If True, the connection is throttled as a server.
The ThrottleAsServer property maps to the Throttle As Server setting in the Front End Server Properties dialog box.
TreatAsAuthenticated
Data type: booleanAccess type: Read/Write
Required. Indicates whether clients connecting through the remote server are treated as authenticated.
If False, connections are treated as unauthenticated and messages received on them are challenged. If True, client connections are treated as authenticated and are unchallenged.
The TreatAsAuthenticated property maps to the Treat As Authenticated setting in the Front End Server Properties dialog box.
Remarks
This class gets and sets information at the following levels: WMI and SQL.
If this class is installed on a server whose role has "Pool" scope, the scope of this class is "Pool" and settings are stored in SQL. For a list of server roles and their corresponding WMI class scopes, see WMI Class Management Scopes and Roles.
Instances of this class support the following interface methods:
Provider::DeleteInstance();
Provider::EnumerateInstances();
Provider::GetObject();
Provider::PutInstance();
Where PutInstance() supports the following flags:
WBEM_FLAG_CREATE_ONLY
WBEM_FLAG_UPDATE_ONLY
WBEM_FLAG_CREATE_OR_UPDATE
Requirements
Server: Installed on computers serving the following roles: Administrative Tools Server, Front End Server, and Proxy Server.
Namespace: Defined in \root\cimv2.