Host Access Policing

You can configure the Oracle® Enterprise Session Border Controller to police the overall bandwidth of the host path.

To configure host access policing:

1. Access the media-manager-config configuration element.

   ORACLE# configure terminal
   ORACLE(configure)# media-manager
   ORACLE(media-manager)# media-manager
   ORACLE(media-manager-config)# 

2. Type select to begin editing.

   ORACLE(media-manager-config)# select
   
   ORACLE(media-manager-config)#

3. max-signaling-bandwidth—Set the maximum bandwidth available for the host path in bytes per second, which includes signaling messages from trusted sources, untrusted sources, and any Telnet and FTP traffic on media ports. This setting applies to the following platforms, only: Acme Packet 3820, Acme Packet 4500, Acme Packet 4600, Acme Packet 6100, and Acme Packet 6300. Default: 1000000. Range: 71000-10000000.
4. max-signaling-packet—Set the maximum bandwidth available for the host path in packets per second, which includes signaling messages from trusted sources, untrusted sources, and any Telnet and FTP traffic on media ports. This setting applies to the following platforms, only: Acme Packet 1100, Acme Packet 3900, and virtual. The default setting corresponds to the maximum value allowed by the platform, as follows:
   • Acme Packet 1100: 100000
   • Acme Packet 3900: 400000
   • Virtual: System dependent.
5. max-untrusted-signaling—Set the percentage of the maximum signaling bandwidth you want to make available for messages coming from untrusted sources. This bandwidth is available only when not being used by trusted sources. Default: 100. Range:1-100.
6. min-untrusted-signaling—Set the percentage of the maximum signaling bandwidth you want reserved for untrusted sources. The rest of the bandwidth is available for trusted resources, but can also be used for untrusted sources per max-untrusted-signaling. Default: 30. Range: 1-100.
7. fragment-msg-bandwidth—Enter the amount of bandwidth to use for the fragment packet queue. When set to 0, the Oracle® Enterprise Session Border Controlleruses the same queue for and sharing bandwidth between untrusted packets and fragment packets. Default: zero. Range: 0-10000000.
8. tolerance-window—Set the size of the window used to measure host access limits for measuring the invalid message rate and maximum message rate for the realm configuration. Default: 30. Range: 0-999999999.
9. Save and activate the configuration.