Realm Interfaces

The realm points to one network interface on the Oracle® Enterprise Session Border Controller.

Note:

Only one network-interface can be assigned to a single realm-config object, except for Local multi-homing SCTP deployments.

To assign interfaces to a realm:

1. network-interfaces—Enter the physical and network interface(s) that you want this realm to reference. These are the network interfaces though which this realm can be reached by ingress traffic, and through which this traffic exits the system as egress traffic.

   Enter the name and port in the correct format where the name of the interface comes first and is separated by a colon (:) from the port number. For example, f10:0.

   The parameters you set for the network interfaces must be unique.

   Enter multiple network interfaces for this list by typing an open parenthesis, entering each field value separated by a Space, typing a closed parenthesis, and then pressing Enter.

   ORACLE(realm-config)# network-interfaces fe1:0

   You must explicitly configure a realm's network interface as either IPv4 or IPv6 when the applicable interface is either dual-stack or IPv6. You do this by appending the realm's network-interface with a .4 or a .6, as shown below.

   ORACLE(realm-config)# network-interfaces fe1:0.6

   For single-stack interface configurations that do not specify this format, the Oracle® Enterprise Session Border Controller assumes an IPv4 interface. Dual stack interface configurations fail if this IP version family suffix is not specified.