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CiscoMediaSecurityIndicator MEDIA_ENCRYPTED_KEYS_AVAILABLE Indicates that media terminated is secured and keys are available. static int MEDIA_ENCRYPTED_KEYS_UNAVAILABLE Indicates that media is terminated in secured mode, but keys are not available because SRTP is not enabled in Cisco Unified Communications Manager Administration User windows. This could be because either no TLS exists or no IPSec is configured for this application. static int MEDIA_ENCRYPTED_USER_NOT_AUTHORIZED Indicates that media is terminated in secured mode, but keys are not available because user is not authorized to get the keys. static int MEDIA_NOT_ENCRYPTED Indicates that media is not encrypted for this call. static int CiscoRTPInputKeyEv getCiscoMediaEncryptionKeyInfo () Returns CiscoMediaEncryptionKeyInfo only if the provider is opened with TLS link and if SRTP enabled option is set for the application in Cisco Unified Communications Manager User Administration; otherwise, it returns null. CiscoMedia EncryptionKeyInfo getCiscoMediaSecurityIndicator() Returns media security indicator, which is one of the following constants from the CiscoMediaSecurityIndicator: MEDIA_ENCRYPTED_KEYS_AVAILABLE MEDIA_ENCRYPT_USER_NOT_AUTHORIZED MEDIA_ENCRYPTED_KEYS_UNAVAILABLE MEDIA_NOT_ENCRYPTED int getCallID () Returns CiscoCallID object if CiscoCall is present when this event is sent. If no CiscoCall is present, this method returns null. CiscoCallID getCiscoRTPHandle () Returns CiscoRTPHandle object. Applications can get a call reference by usingCiscoProvider.getCall( CiscoRTPHandle ). If no call observer exists, or if there was no call observer when this event is delivered, CiscoProvider.getCall( CiscoRTPHandle ) may return null. CiscoRTPHandle Cisco Unified JTAPI Developers Guide for Cisco Unified Communications Manager, Release 15 and SUs 158 Features Supported by Cisco Unified JTAPI Secure Real-Time Protocol Key Material