Contents

Title and Copyright Information

Preface

• Audience
• Documentation Accessibility
• Accessing Oracle Communications Documentation
• Related Documents

1 WebRTC Session Controller Installation Overview

• About WebRTC Session Controller Media Engine and Signaling Engine
• Overview of the WebRTC Session Controller Installation Procedure
• Ensuring a Successful Installation
• Planning the Network and Hardware Setup
• Directory Placeholders Used in This Guide

2 Planning Your WebRTC Session Controller Installation

• About Planning Your WebRTC Session Controller Installation
• About Development Systems, and Production Systems
• Planning Your Signaling Engine Installation
  • Understanding Signaling Engine Installation Topologies
  • WebRTC Session Controller Signaling Engine Coherence Planning
• Planning Your Media Engine Installation
• About Installing a Secure System

3 WebRTC Session Controller System Requirements

• Software Requirements
  • Signaling Engine Software Requirements
  • Media Engine Software Requirements
  • Port Requirements
  • About Critical Patch Updates
• Hardware Requirements
  • Signaling Engine Hardware Requirements
  • Media Engine Hardware Requirements

4 WebRTC Session Controller Pre-Installation Tasks

• About Pre-Installation Tasks
• General Pre-Installation Tasks
• Signaling Engine Pre-Installation Tasks
  • Install a Java Development Kit
  • Create the Signaling Engine User Account
  • Choose an Installation Directory
• Next Steps

5 Installing WebRTC Session Controller Signaling Engine

• About the GUI Installation and Silent Installation
• Installing Signaling Engine Using the GUI Installation
• Installing Signaling Engine Using the Silent Installation
  • Creating a Response File
  • Performing a Silent Installation
• Next Steps

6 Creating and Configuring a WebRTC Session Controller Signaling Engine Domain

• About Domains and Domain Configuration
• Configuring Your Signaling Engine Domain
  • About Signaling Engine Domain Types
  • Recommendations and Requirements for Replicated Domains
  • Starting the Configuration Wizard
  • Configuring a WebRTC Session Controller Domain
• Starting the Signaling Engine Servers
  • Starting the Node Manager
  • Starting the Administration Server
  • Starting the Managed Servers
  • Example: Starting a Replicated Domain Configuration
• Next Steps

7 WebRTC Session Controller Signaling Engine Post-Installation Tasks

• Overview of Signaling Engine Post-Installation Tasks
• Enable DNS Server Lookup
• Set the SIP Proxy Server and Registrar IP Address
• Configure WebRTC Session Controller Authentication
• Configure SSL Hostname Verification
• Configure the Coherence Security Framework
• Next Steps

8 Upgrading WebRTC Session Controller Signaling Engine from an Earlier Version

• About Upgrading Signaling Engine
• Changes in the Latest Version of Signaling Engine
  • Signaling Engine Replicated Domains
  • Additional Signaling Engine Component Deployments
  • Security Provider Changes
  • Signaling Engine Groovy Script Library
  • New Signaling Engine Packages
  • Signaling Engine Logging Configuration
  • WebRTC Session Controller JavaScript SDK
• High Availability
• An Example Replicated Domain Upgrade

9 WebRTC Session Controller Media Engine Installation Overview

• Supported WebRTC Session Controller Media Engine Third-Party Devices
• Information on ME Software and Licensing
  • Obtaining Your License
  • Adding New Features Later
  • License Expirations and Renewals
• System Management
• Downloading the ME ISO File

10 Quick Commissioning New Media Engine Systems

• Prerequisites to Quick Commissioning
• Building the Configuration File
• Basic Network Topology
• Step 1. Configuring Basic IP Connectivity
  • CLI Session
  • Using the Setup Script
  • Enabling Network Access
  • Defining a Default Route and Gateway IP
  • Launching the Media Engine Management System
  • Changing the Linux Root Password
• Step 2. Configuring Advanced IP Connectivity
• Step 3. Creating User Accounts for Basic Access
• Step 4. Enabling Master Services
• Step 5. Configuring Basic Services
• Step 6. Enabling the Virtual System Partition (VSP)
• Step 7. Configuring the Accounting Environments
• Step 8. Configuring the Media Engine to Process SIP Traffic
• Step 9. Reviewing the Configuration

11 Installing Media Engine Clusters

• Media Engine Cluster Overview
• Cluster Operations and Services
  • Master-Services
    • Cluster-Master
    • Accounting
    • Database
    • Server-Load
    • Call-Failover
    • Load-Balancing
    • File-Mirror
    • Sampling
  • Heartbeat Interface, BOOTP, and Messaging
  • Event Logging
  • Network Time Protocol (NTP)
  • Cluster Redundancy Operations
  • Notes on Cluster Management
• Cluster Installation Prerequisites
• Cluster Installation Procedure
• Configuring External Messaging
  • CLI Session
• Configuring Cluster Load Balancing
  • CLI Session
• Restarting a Media Engine Cluster

12 Configuring Secure Media (SRTP) Sessions

• Anchoring Media Sessions
• Configuring Inbound and Outbound Encryption
  • Inbound Encryption Mode and Type
  • Outbound Encryption Mode, Type, and Require-TLS Setting
    • Require TLS

13 Creating and Commissioning USB Sticks

• Supported USB Sticks
• USB Stick Restrictions
• Running the Boot Media Creator
  • Validating the USB Stick Contents For Existing Systems
• Important Note About the New USB Stick
• Accessing License Files
  • Using WinSCP to Transfer the License
• ME Commissioning Steps
• Using the Setup Script
  • CLI Session
• Creating a New USB Rescue Stick
• Using the Rescue Utility USB
  • Using the Expert Mode

14 Installing and Running the ME Virtual Machine

• Server-Based Requirements
• Linux Installations
• Installing the VM
  • Installing the Media Engine on an Oracle Virtual Machine
    • Prerequisites
    • Configuring OVM Passthrough
  • Installing the Media Engine on a VMware ESXi
    • Configuring ESXi Passthrough
  • Installing the Media Engine as a XEN Virtual Machine
  • Installing the Media Engine on KVM
• Using WinSCP to Transfer the License
• Configuring the VM
  • Using Config Setup
  • Sample VM Configuration
• Enabling the ME Management System
• Bridging to Additional Ethernet Ports
  • Adding an Additional VMnet
  • Editing the VM Configuration File
• Media Engine Virtual Machine Troubleshooting

15 Upgrading WebRTC Session Controller Media Engine From an Earlier Version

16 Troubleshooting a WebRTC Session Controller Installation

• Troubleshooting a Signaling Engine Installation
  • Signaling Engine Installation Log Files
    • Changing the Installer Logging Level
  • Signaling Engine Domain Configuration Log Files
• Troubleshooting a Media Engine Installation
  • Checking Media Engine Event Logs
  • Checking for Software Faults
  • Checking for Hardware Issues
  • Checking for Networking Issues