Example 2 Without a NAT Firewall
The Oracle® Enterprise Session Border Controller SIP proxy is configured with the following changeable parameters:
- useradd= IP address of the SIP UA or the source layer 3 IP address of Register message
- userport= IP address port number of the SIP UA or the source layer 3 IP address port of Register message
- Oracle® Enterprise Session Border Controller address=63.67.143.217
- SIP endpoint=192.168.1.10
- SIP endpoint IP address port=5060
SIP message Contact header:
Contact:<sip:0274116202@63.67.143.217; useradd=192.168.1.10; userport=5060; transport=udp>
For SIP, the softswitch responsibility is that the URI SD put in the Contact of the REGISTER message should be reflected in the 200-OK response to the REGISTER request. The Contact header of the response should have an expires header parameter indicating the lifetime of the registration.
The following example shows a Oracle® Enterprise Session Border Controller Send:
Contact: <sep: 0274116202@63.67.143.217 endpoint=192.168.1.10; useradd=10.1.10.21; userport=10000>;
The following examples shows the softswitch Respond:
Contact: <sep: 0274116202@63.67.143.217 endpoint=192.168.1.10; useradd=10.1.10.21; userport=10000>; expires=360
The contact field for endpoint and firewall parameters only appear in the following:
- Contact header of a REGISTER request sent from the Oracle® Enterprise Session Border Controller to the softswitch server
- Contact header of a REGISTER response sent from the softwitch server to the Oracle® Enterprise Session Border Controller
- Request-URI of an initial INVITE sent from the UT CSA server to the Oracle® Enterprise Session Border Controller
An active endpoint is deleted when it does not register within the registration-interval setting or receives a 401 Unauthorized.