Endpoint as Media Connectivity Manager

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When a user logs on to a SIP server from outside the enterprise network, media transmission undergoes network address translation (NAT) so packets can traverse across firewalls. Packet firewall traversal requires that an organization configures a media connectivity server within the organization network topology. A Unified Communications Client API client can enable the firewall traversal by specifying one or more media connectivity servers situated within the enterprise network. This management functionality is encapsulated by the IUccMediaEndpointSettings interface. A client can query the IUccMediaEndpointSettings interface on an enabled IUccEndpoint object by calling QueryInterface.

Obtaining a Media Connectivity Manager

To review C# examples of obtaining a Media Connectivity Manager object, see Create a Principal Endpoint.

See Also

Concepts

Media Connectivity Objects
Endpoint as Server Logon Profile
Endpoint Registration with Office Communications Server
Endpoint as Session Manager
Endpoint as Publication Manager
Endpoint as Subscription Manager
Obtain the Media Device Manager
Programming Pattern with Endpoint Objects