Table of Contents
- Title and Copyright Information
- About This Guide
- Revision History
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1
Getting Started
- Installation and Start-Up
- Boot Parameters
- Setting Up System Basics
- Using the Oracle® Enterprise Session Border Controller Image
- Booting an Image on Your Oracle® Enterprise Session Border Controller
- Setting Up Product-Type, Features, and Functionality
- About the Installation Wizard
- Configuration Assistant Operations
- User Accounts
- Customizing Your ACLI Settings
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2
System Configuration
- Configuring The Oracle® Enterprise Session Border Controller as a Virtual Machine (VM)
- General System Information
- Configuring General System Information
- System Configuration
- Configure General System Identification
- Configuring Connection and Debug Logging Timeouts
- Phy-Interfaces
- Network Interfaces
- IP Identification (ID) Field
- SNMP
- Syslog and Process Logs
- Syslog and Process Logs Configuration
- Host Routes
- Setting Holidays in Local Policy
- Opening TCP Ports 3000 and 3001
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DNS on the
OCSBC
- DNS Configuration
- Retransmission Logic
- DNS Support for IPv6
- DNS Transaction Timeout
- DNS Entry Maximum TTL
- DNS-SRV Session Agent Recursion Error Handling
- Interface and Realm Support of DNS Servers
- DNS Re-query over TCP
- Configurable DNS Response Size
- Disabling Recursive DNS Queries for ENUM
- DNS Server Status via SNMP
- Persistent Protocol Tracing
- System Access Control
- System TCP Keepalive Settings
- Configurable TCP Timers
- RTP TTL
- Bidirectional Forwarding Detection
- RAMdrive Log Cleaner
- Configurable Alarm Thresholds and Traps
- Alarm Synchronization
- Accounting Configuration
- Stream Control Transfer Protocol Overview
- Configuring SCTP Support for SIP
- IPv6 Address Configuration
- IPv6 Support for Management and Telemetry
- IPv6 Default Gateway
- IPv6 Link Local Addresses
- Network Interfaces and IPv6
- IPv6 Reassembly and Fragmentation Support
- Access Control List Support
- Homogeneous Realms
- RADIUS Support for IPv6
- NTP Synchronization
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Telephony Fraud
Protection
- Telephony Fraud Protection Target Matching Rules
- Telephony Fraud Protection File Activation
- Telephony Fraud Protection Data Types and Formats
- Configure Telephony Fraud Protection
- Refresh the Telephony Fraud Protection File
- Telephony Fraud Protection ACLI Show Commands
- Telephony Fraud Protection verify-config
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3
Realms and Nested Realms
- Overview
- Realms
- Nested Realms
- Realm-Based Packet Marking
- SIP-SDP DCSP Marking ToS Bit Manipulation
- Steering Pools
- Multiple Interface Realms
- Media over TCP
- Restricted Media Latching
- Media Release Across SIP Network Interfaces
- Media Release Behind the Same IP Address
- Bandwidth CAC for Media Release
- Media Release between Endpoints with the Same IP Address
- Media Release Behind the Same NAT IP Address
- Codec Reordering
- Media Profiles Per Realm
- Multiple Media Profiles
- SIP Disable Media Inactivity Timer for Calls Placed on Hold
- Media Manager Configuration for Virtual Machines (VM)
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4
SIP Signaling Services
- About the Oracle® Enterprise Session Border Controller and SIP
- Configuring the Oracle® Enterprise Session Border Controller for SIP Signaling
- Home Realm
- SIP Interfaces
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Diversion Info and History-Info
Header Mapping
- History-Info and Diversion Header Interworking Operations
- History-Info to Diversion Header Interworking
- Diversion to History-Info Header Interworking
- Mapping the History-Info Cause Parameter
- Anonymization of History and Diversion Information
- Diversion and History-Info Headers Interworking Configuration
- History-Info Cause 380 Parameter Interworking Configuration
- Anonymize History Configuration
- Recurse 305 Only Redirect Action
- Embedded Routes in Redirect Responses
- SIP PRACK Interworking
- Global SIP Timers
- SIP Timers Discreet Configuration
- Session Timer Support
- SIP Per-User CAC
- SIP Per-Realm CAC
- SIP Options Tag Handling
- Replaces Header Support
- SIP Options
- SIP Security
- Digest Authentication with SIP
- SIP NAT Function
- SIP Realm Bridging
- SIP Hosted NAT Traversal (HNT)
- Keep-Alive with CR LF 2832
- SIP Registration Local Expiration
- Simultaneous TCP Connection and Registration Cache Deletion
- SBC Incorrectly Appends Cookie in SIP REGISTER Message
- SIP HNT Forced Unregistration
- Adaptive HNT
- SIP IP Address Hiding and NATing in XML
- SIP Server Redundancy
- Administratively Disabling a SIP Registrar
- Surrogate Agents and the Oracle® Enterprise Session Border Controller
- Surrogate Registration
- Routing Calls from an IP-PBX using a Surrogate Agent
- Surrogate Agent Refresh on Invalidate
- Configure Surrogate Registration
- SIP Distributed Media Release
- Add-On Conferencing
- SIP REFER Method Call Transfer
- REFER-Initiated Call Transfer
- 180 & 100 NOTIFY in REFER Call Transfers
- SIP REFER Re-Invite for Call Leg SDP Renegotiation
- Alterations to SIP REFER
- SIP REFER with Replaces
- SIP REFER-to-BYE
- SIP hold-refer-reinvite
- SIP Roaming
- Embedded Header Support
- Dialog Transparency
- Route Header Removal
- SIP Via Transparency
- Symmetric Latching
- SIP Number Normalization
- SIP Port Mapping
- SIP Configurable Route Recursion
- SIP Event Package Interoperability
- SIP Proxy Subscriptions
- SIP REGISTER Forwarding After Call-ID Change
- SIP Local Response Code Mapping
- Session Agent Ping Message Formatting
- SIP PAI Stripping
- SIP Statuses to Q.850 Reasons
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Trunk Group URIs
- Terminology
- Trunk Group URI Parameters
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Trunk Group URI Configuration
- Precedence Used for Trunk Group Configurations
- Configuring SIP Manipulations
- Setting the Trunk Group URI Mode for Routing
- Configuring a Session Agent for Trunk Group URIs
- Configuring a Session Agent Group for Trunk Group URIs
- Setting a Trunk Group Context in a Realm
- Using this Feature with a SIP Interface
- Example 1 Adding Originating Trunk Group Parameters in IPTEL Format
- Example 2 Adding Originating Trunk Group Parameters in Custom Format
- Example 3 Removing IPTEL Trunk Group Names
- Example 4 Removing Custom Trunk Group Names
- Emergency Session Handling
- Fraud Prevention
- Early Media Support
- SIP Duplicate SDP Suppression
- SIP SDP Address Correlation
- SDP Insertion for (Re)INVITEs
- Restricted Media Latching
- Enhanced SIP Port Mapping
- SIP Registration Via Proxy
- Dynamic Transport Protocol Change
- SIP Privacy Extensions
- SIP Registration Cache Limiting
- SIP Registration Overload Protection
- SIP Request Method Throttling
- SIP Delayed Media Update
- Expedited Call Leg Release for Preempted Hairpin Calls
- SIPconnect
- SIP Registration Event Package Support
- SIP Event Package for Registrations
- SIP Transport Selection
- SIP Method-Transaction Statistic Enhancements
- SIP TCP Connection Reuse
- SIP TCP Keepalive
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TCP Connection Tools
- TCP and SCTP State Connection Counters
- show sipd tcp connections
- show sipd tcp
- Updated Show Commands
- SIP Enforcement Profile and Allowed Methods
- P-Certificate-Subject-Common-Name to REGISTER Messages
- Local Policy Session Agent Matching for SIP
- STUN Server
- SIP GRUU
- SIP Session Timer Feature
- DTMF Conversion Processing
- SIP-KPML to RFC 2833 Conversion for DTMF Events
- RFC 4028 Session Timers
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5
Signaling
- H.323 Signaling Services
- Peering Environment for H.323
- Video-Conferencing Support
- Overview
- Realm Bridging with Static and Dynamic Routing
- Global H.323 Settings
- H.323 Interfaces
- H.323 Service Modes
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H.323 Features
- Fast Start Slow Start Translations
- H.235 Encryption
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RFC 2833 DTMF Interworking
- About RFC 2833
- About H.245 UII
- About 2833 to H.245 UII Interworking
- Flow Control Mapping for Interworking Function (IWF) Video
- About DTMF Transfer
- Preferred and Transparent 2833
- Preferred 2883 Support
- Transparent 2833 Support
- Basic RFC 2833 Negotiation Support
- H.323 to H.323 Negotiation
- Signal and Alpha Type Support
- H.323 Endpoints
- Translating H.245 UII to 2833 for H.323 Calls
- H.323 Registration Proxy
- H.323 Registration Caching
- H.245 Stage
- Dynamic H.245 Stage Support
- H.323 HNT
- H.323 Party Number-E.164 Support
- Signaling Only Operation
- Maintenance Proxy Function
- Applying TCP Keepalive to the H.323 Interface
- Automatic Gatekeeper Discovery
- H.323 Alternate Routing
- H.323 LRQ Alternate Routing
- H.323 CAC Release Mechanism
- H.323 Per-Realm CAC
- H.323 Bearer-Independent Setup
- TOS Marking for H.323 Signaling
- H.323 Codec Fallback
- H.323 TCS Media Sample Size Preservation
- H.323-TCS H.245 Support for H.264 and G722.1
- International Peering with IWF and H.323 Calls
- Default OLC Behavior Changed in Upgrade
- Options
- H.323 Stack Monitoring
- H.323 Automatic Features
- SIP-H.323 interworking with Dynamic Payload Types
- Video Conferencing Support for Polycom Terminals
- ACLI Signaling Mode Configuration Examples
- Additional Information
- 6 Application Gateway Services
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7
IWF Services
- IWF Services
- Access Network Application
- Networking Peering Application
- SIP and H.323
- IWF Service Enhancements
- Before You Configure
- Configure IWF
- Topology Hiding for IWF with an Internal Home-Realm
- DTMF Support
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RFC 2833 DTMF Interworking
- About RFC 2833
- About H.245 UII
- About RFC 2833 to H.245 UII Interworking
- About DTMF Transfer
- Preferred and Transparent 2833
- Payload Type Handling
- Basic RFC 2833 Negotiation Support
- H.323 to SIP Calls
- H.323 Non-2833 Interworking with SIP
- How H.323 to SIP Calls Work
- SIP INFO—RFC 2833 Conversion
- RFC 2833 Interworking Configuration
- DTMF Transparency for IWF
- RFC 2833 Packet Sequencing
- Enhanced H.245 to 2833 DTMF Interworking
- SIP Tel URI Support
- Graceful DTMF Conversion Call Processing
- IWF Inband Tone Option
- RFC 3326 Support
- IWF Privacy Caller Privacy on Unsecure Networks
- IWF Privacy Caller Privacy on Secure Connections
- IWF Privacy Extensions for Asserted Identity in Untrusted Networks
- IWF Privacy for Business Trunking
- Trunk Group Documentation
- IWF COLP COLR Support
- Options for Calls that Require the IWF
- Suppress SIP Reliable Response Support for IWF
- IWF Codec Negotiation H.323 Slow Start to SIP
- IWF H.245 Signaling Support for G.726
- Flow Control Mapping for Interworking Function (IWF) Video
- Customized G.729 Support
- SIP-H.323 IWF Support for H.264 and H.263+
- SIP-H.323 IWF in Video Conferencing Applications
- International Peering with IWF and H.323 Calls
- IWF Codec Renegotiation for Audio Sessions
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8
Session Routing and Load Balancing
- Session Routing and Load Balancing
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Telephony Fraud
Protection
- Telephony Fraud Protection Target Matching Rules
- Telephony Fraud Protection File Activation
- Telephony Fraud Protection Data Types and Formats
- Configure Telephony Fraud Protection
- Refresh the Telephony Fraud Protection File
- Telephony Fraud Protection ACLI Show Commands
- Telephony Fraud Protection verify-config
- Routing Overview
- Session Agents Session Groups and Local Policy
- About Session Agents
- SIP Session Agents
- H.323 Session Agents
- Session Agent Groups
- About Local Policy
- Add a Local Response Map
- SIP Routing
- H.323 Routing
- Load Balancing
- Configuring Routing
- SIP Session Agent DNS-SRV Load Balancing
- Answer to Seizure Ratio-Based Routing
- Active Directory-based Call Routing
- ENUM Lookup
- ENUM Failover and Query Distribution
- CNAM Subtype Support for ENUM Queries
- Direct Inward Dial (DID)-Range-Based Local Routing Table (LRT)
- LRT Entry Matching
- LRT String Lookup
- Directed Egress Realm from LRT ENUM
- SIP Embedded Route Header
- LRT Lookup Key Creation
- Retargeting LRT ENUM-based Requests
- Recursive ENUM Queries
- Multistage Local Policy Routing
- Routing-based RN and CIC
- Codec Policies for SIP
- QoS Based Routing
- Using the Local Route Table (LRT) for Routing
- 9 Number Translation
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10
Admission Control and QoS
- Admission Control and QoS
- About Call Admission Control
- Admission Control for Session Agents
- Aggregate Session Constraints for SIP
- Offerless Bandwidth CAC for SIP
- Shared CAC for SIP Forked Calls
- Conditional Bandwidth CAC for Media Release
- About QoS Reporting
- Configuring QoS
- Accounting Configuration for QoS
- White Lists for Managing Incoming SIP Headers and Parameters
- 11 Static Flows
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12
High Availability Nodes
- High Availability Nodes
- Establishing Active and Standby Roles
- State Transitions
- HA Features
- Before Configuring a High Availability (HA) Pair
- High Availability on the Acme Packet 1100
- Configure the Acme Packet 1100 for HA
- Synchronizing Configurations
- Media Interface Link Detection and Gateway Polling
- Signaling Checkpointing
- Media State Checkpointing
- HA Media Interface Keepalive
- RTC Notes
- Switchovers
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13
Security
- Security
- Security Overview
-
Denial of Service
Protection
- Levels of DoS Protection
- About the Process
- Trusted Path
- Untrusted Path
- Static and Dynamic ACL Entry Limits
- Dynamic Deny for HNT
- Host and Media Path Protection Process
- ESBC Access Control
- Media Access Control
- Host Path Traffic Management
- Traffic Promotion
- Malicious Source Blocking
- Blocking Actions
- Protecting Against Session Agent Overloads
- ARP Flood Protection Enhancements
- Dynamic Demotion for NAT Devices
- DDoS Protection from Devices Behind a NAT
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Configuring DoS Security
- Configuration Overview
- Changing the Default Oracle® Enterprise Session Border Controller Behavior
- Access Control List Configuration
- Packet Loss Alarms for Access Control Lists
- Packet Loss Trap for Access Control Lists
- Host Access Policing
- Configuring ARP Flood Protection
- Access Control for a Realm
- Configuring Overload Protection for Session Agents
- Media Policing
- TCP Synchronize Attack Prevention
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Transport Layer
Security
- The ESBC and TLS
- Supported Encryption
- Minimum Advertised SSL/TLS Version
- Signaling Support
- Endpoint Authentication
- Keeping Pinholes Open at the Endpoint
- Key Usage Control
- Reusing a TLS Connection
- TLS Configuration Process
- Notifications for Certificate Expiration
- Denial of Service for TLS
- TLS Session Caching
- TLS Endpoint Certificate Data Caching
- Untrusted Connection Timeout for TCP and TLS
- Securing Communications Between the ESBC and SDM with TLS
- Online Certificate Status Protocol
- IPv6-IPv4 Internetworking
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Key Exchange
Protocols
- IKEv1 Protocol
- IKEv1 Configuration
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IKEv2 Protocol
- IKEv2 Support
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Configuring IKEv2 Interfaces
- Debugging IKEv2 IPsec Tunnel Establishment
- Configure an IKEv2 Interface
- IPsec Security Policy Configuration
- IPSec SA Rekey on Sequence Number Overflow
- Pre-Populated ARP Table
- Configure Dead Peer Detection
- Certificate Revocation Lists
- Online Certificate Status Protocol
- Enable Certificate Verification on an IKEv2 Interface
- Threat Protection
- Threshold Crossing Alert Configuration
- IKEv2 Interface Management
- Secure Real-Time Transport Protocol
- Secure Real-Time Protocol (SRTP) for Software
- Secure and Non-Secure Flows in the Same Realm
- HMU Support for RTP to SRTP Interworking
- Multi-system Selective SRTP Pass-through
- IPSec Support
- IDS Reporting
- IDS Phase 2 (Advanced Reporting)
- Maintenance and Troubleshooting
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Transcoding
- Transcoding Resources
- Transcoding Processing Overview
- Transcoding Configuration
- Codec Policy Configuration
- Default Media Profiles
- Media Type Subnames
- Codec and Conditional Codec Policies for SIP
- Pooled Transcoding
- EVRC Family of Codecs
- Opus Codec Transcoding Support
- SILK Codec Transcoding Support
- Comfort Noise Transcoding
- T.140 to Baudot Relay
- AMR-NB and AMR-WB Specifications
- EVS Codec Transcoding Support
- Asymmetric Dynamic Payload Types Enablement
- Simultaneous Payload Type Mapping for Audio and DTMF
- DTMF Indication over HD Audio Codecs
- RFC2833 and KPML Interworking
- FAX Detection
- Maintenance and Troubleshooting
- Transcoding Capacity Traps
- SRTP and Transcoding
- Generating RTCP
- SNMP
- Acme Packet 6300 NIU Hotswap Guidelines
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DTMF Transfer and Support
- DTMF Interworking
- DTMF Transfer Processing Overview
- Capability Negotiation
- Translation Evaluation
- Dual Mode
- Identical Inband with Signaling DTMF Transfer Exception
- DTMF Transfer for Spiral Calls
- DTMF Transfer Hardware Processing
- DTMF Transfer Configuration
- RFC 2833 Customization
- RFC2833 and KPML Interworking
- 16 Personal Profile Manager
- 17 STIR/SHAKEN Client
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18
Remote Site Survivability
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Remote Site Survivability
- How it Works
- Normal Behavior Call Process
- Remote Survivable Call Process Behavior
- Entering Survivable Mode
- Exiting Survivable Mode
- Remote Site Survivability with a BroadSoft Server
- Remote Site Survivability Configuration
- Group survivability-sip-status
- Group Statistics
- Group survivability-sip-invites
- Group Statistics
- Group survivability-sip-register
- Group Statistics
- Group survivability-sip-errors
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Group Statistics
- Application Errors
- CAC BW Drop
- CAC Session Drop
- Drop Media Errors
- Early Media Exps
- Expired Sessions
- Exp Media Drops
- Invalid Messages
- Invalid Requests
- Invalid Responses
- Media Exp Events
- Media Failure Drops
- Multiple OK Drops
- Multiple OK Terms
- Non-ACK 2xx Drops
- SDP Answer Errors
- SDP Offer Errors
- SNMP Trap for Survivability
- Survivability Alarms and Logging
- Transaction Errors
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Remote Site Survivability
- 19 Web Server TLS Configuration
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20
Session Plug-In Language
- Oracle SPL Plug-ins
- SNMPv1v2 Community Configuration
- Supported SPL Engines
- Load and Enable an SPL Plug-in
- Import and Export the Configuration
- SBC Deployment Behind a NAT Device
- Lync Emergency Call SPL Plug-in
- Inserting SIP Headers into SIPREC Metadata
- Universal Call Identifier SPL
- SIP Trunking SPLs for Specific Service Providers
- Comfort Noise Generation SPL
- Maintenance and Troubleshooting Commands for SPLs
- Emergency Location Identification Number (ELIN) Gateway Support
- Avaya Session Manager (SM) Redundancy
- 21 Local Media Playback
- 22 Advanced Media Termination Support
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23
RCS Services
- Message Session Relay Protocol
- MSRP B2BUA Support for NG911
- MSRP and High Availability
- MSRP Configuration
- MSRP Management Monitoring
- MSRP Statistics
- RCSe TLS/TCP Re-Use Connections
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How to use
the ACLI
- The ACLI
- Using the ACLI
- Command Abbreviation and Completion
- Context-Sensitive Help
- Configuring Using the ACLI
- Working with Configuration Elements
- ACLI Configuration Summaries
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Data Entry
- ACLI Field Formats
- Boolean Format
- Carrier Format
- Date Format
- Date and Time Format
- Day of Week Format
- Enumerated Format
- Hostname (or FQDN) Format
- IP Address Format
- Name Format
- Number Format
- Text Format
- Time of Day Format
- Preset Values
- Default Values
- Error Messages
- Special Entry Types Quotation Marks and Parentheses
- Multiple Values for the Same Field
- Multi-Word Text Values
- An Additional Note on Using Parentheses
- Option Configuration
- 25 Appendix RTC Support
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Maintenance and Troubleshooting
- Software Watchdog and Monitoring Timer
- Software Watchdog Timing
- Software Watchdog Response Actions
- Show the Thread Health Status
- Configure the Software Watchdog
- Advanced Logging
- TCP Connection Tools
- Show Commands Related to VNF Deployments
- SNMP MIBs and Traps Related to VNF Deployments
- Log Files for the VNF
- A SIP Compatibility Options