Typical Connection Scenarios
Mediation Engine and Operations Monitor Probe Are on the Same Machine
For setups with a Mediation Engine machine with an embedded Probe, a cleartext connection is automatically added to the ME connection list. For cleartext connections, no certificates are exchanged.
One Mediation Engine and Two Operations Monitor Probes
For setups with one Mediation Engine and two Operations Monitor Probes, the self-signed server certificates of both Operations Monitor Probes are uploaded as trusted certificates on the Mediation Engine, and the self-signed server certificate of the Mediation Engine is uploaded on both Operations Monitor Probes as a trusted certificate. On each Operations Monitor Probe, the IP of the Mediation Engine is added to the ME connection list with TLScheck box selected.
The following table describes the actions to configure the connections between one Mediation Engine and two Operations Monitor Probes.
Table 3-1 One Mediation Engine and Two Operations Monitor Probes
Machine | Action |
Mediation Engine |
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Operations Monitor Probe 1 |
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Operations Monitor Probe 2 |
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Two Mediation Engines and One Operations Monitor Probe
For setups with two Mediation Engines and one Operations Monitor Probe, the self-signed server certificate of the Operations Monitor Probe is uploaded as trusted certificate on both Mediation Engines, and the self-signed server certificates of the Mediation Engine are uploaded on the Operations Monitor Probe as a trusted certificate. On the Operations Monitor Probe, the IPs of the Mediation Engines are both added to the ME connection list with TLScheck box selected.
The following table describes the actions to configure the connections between two Mediation Engines and one Operations Monitor Probe.
Table 3-2 Two Mediation Engines and One Operations Monitor Probe
Machine | Action |
Mediation Engine 1 |
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Mediation Engine 2 |
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Operations Monitor Probe |
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All Other Scenarios
For setups with more than two Operations Monitor Probes or Mediation Engines, Oracle recommends that you use PKI (Public Key Infrastructure) with root certificates as described in Oracle Communications Session Monitor Security Guide.