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Preface Welcome Thanks for choosing SBC1000-X Session Border Controller! We hope you will make full use of this rich-feature device. Contact us if you need any technical support: 0755- 61919966. About This Manual This manual gives introduction to the SBC1000-X device, and provides information about how to install, configure or use it.
2.1.3 Installation Tools......................10 2.1.4 Unpacking........................10 2.2 Installation of SBC1000-X....................10 2.2.1 Put SBC1000-X into Shelf..................10 2.2.2 Connect SBC1000-X to Network................10 2.2.3 How to make RJ45 Network Cable................11 2.2.4 Connect SBC1000-X to Network................12 2.2.5 Troubleshooting about Network Connection..............12 3 Web platform......................13 3.1 How to Log in Web Interface....................13...
It is able to process up to 500 concurrent SIP sessions and transcode 200 concurrent calls. Meanwhile, it allows encrypted sessions via TLS and SRTP. Apart from traditional codecs like G.729, G.723, G.711 and G.726, SBC1000-X also supports the transcoding of iLBC, AMR and OPUS.
Production Introduction 1.6 About personal privacy SBC1000-X does not store and use personal information in any way. The content of Sources Purpose of using Data validity Method of Application Data Type personal data and and retention data scenarios items information...
45 ℃; Ensure the equipment room is well-ventilated and clean; Power supply of SBC1000-X should be 100 ~ 240V AC, and its socket is a three-pin socket which should be grounded well; It’s suggested that personnel who has experience or who has received related training be responsible for installing and maintaining SBC1000-X;...
Installation Ensure the socket of SBC1000-X is a three-pin socket and power supply is grounded well. 2.1.3 Installation Tools Screwdriver ESD wrist strap Ethernet cables, power wires, telephone wires Hub, telephone set, fax, and small PBX Terminal (can be a PC which is equipped with hyperterminal simulation software) 2.1.4 Unpacking...
Installation 2.2.4 Connect SBC1000-X to Network SBC1000-X has five network ports, namely the gigabit network ports for services (from GE0 to GE3) and the gigabit network port for management (Admin). It is advised to connect GE0/GE1/GE2/GE3 to the IP network.
First Use At the first time that the SBC1000-X device is put in use, please connect the device’s Admin port to a PC by using a network cable, and then modify the IP address of the PC to make it at the same network segment with of the default IP address of the Admin port.
Web platform Note: At the first time that the SBC1000-X device is used, only the Admin port is allowed to visit the Web interface (other network ports are disabled). If you want to connect the SBC1000-X device through other network ports, please connect the Admin port to a PC...
If you forget the IP address after modification and cannot log in the Web interface, please use a serial cable to connect the Console port of SBC1000-X with a PC. Enter the‘en’ mode and input ‘show interface’ to query the IP address.
Web platform To delete configurations 3.3 Configuration Flows The following is the general configuration flows of SBC1000-X: Figure 3- 4 Configuration Flow 3.3.1 System Status Log into the Web interface, and the ‘System Status’ page is displayed. On the page, call statistics and its graphic, device information, MCU(Main Control Unit) status as well as general information are shown.
Besides, only the Admin port can be used to synchronize time with NTP. 3.3.2 Access Network Status Terminal users are registered to SBC1000-X through access network. The status of access network is always “true”, which means the access network is normal and available.
The total number of users that are successfully registered to Registered SBC1000-X by the help of the core SIP trunk and are still in validity period The ASR of the core SIP trunk since the device is booted up;...
Calls are grouped into inbound calls and outbound calls. Inbound calls go from core network to SBC1000-X, while outbound calls are exactly the opposite. Inbound calls and outbound calls have their own statistics of ASR, number of calls that are being transcoded, number of current calls and number of total calls.
Name Name (destination): refers to the name of the core network’s SIP trunk where the registration goes to Register Interval (source): the interval of registering to SBC1000-X by Reg. terminal user Interval Register Interval (destination): the interval of registering to core network’s SIP trunk by SBC1000-X...
Attack List page, the source, IP address and interface of attacks to SBC1000-X are shown. Figure 3- 11 Attack List Table 3- 11 Attack List The source of an attack inflicted on SBC1000-X, for example, Source DDoS/DoS attacks The IP address of the attack source, or the destination port that is...
‘RTP Detection’. If ‘ RTP Detection’ is enabled, the SBC1000-X device will monitor the RTP packets of each call and will disconnect the call after it finds that no RTP packets are sent or received during the detection time.
SIP trunk or a core SIP trunk, the SBC1000-X device will refuse the calls and registration requests from this number. If a number is put on whitelist and the white list is adopted, the SBC1000-X device will accept the calls and registration requests from this number.
Description The description of a specific blacklist/ whitelist 3.4.7 Codec Profile SBC1000-X supports such codecs as G729, G723, PCMU, PCMA, ILBC_13K, ILBC_15K, OPUS and AMR. You can group these codecs and adjust their priority according to your needs. SBC1000-X Session Border Controller...
The description of the codec group Max. Packetizing The maximum packetizing time that the codec group Time supports SBC1000-X supports codecs including PCMA, PCMU, Codec G.729A/B, G.723, iLBC,_13K, iLBC_15K, AMR and OPUS Payload The codec value of each codec, which cannot be modified...
Note: During number manipulation ‘Delete Prefix’and‘Delete Suffix’are carried out first, followed by ‘Add Prefix’ and ‘Add Suffix’ . If ‘ Condition’ is also set, SBC1000-X will match the condition based on the result of the abovementioned rules. If a number manipulation rule is used on the Service -> Access Network page, the Service ->...
That is to say, they cannot be passed through during calling. Please think carefully before passing through these two SIP headers, as they might conflict with the configurations of SBC1000-X. The following SIP heads are not allowed to be passed through:...
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The QoS tag of meida messages Near-end NAT defaults to disabled. If it is enabled, the contact IP address contained in SIP messages sent out by SBC1000-X Near-end NAT will be turned into the outbound IP address of public network.
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Configure the duration of the session. During the duration, Session Expire SBC1000-X will send ‘reinvite’ messages to keep activating the session. Min. Session Minimum session duration is used to negotiate with the session...
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Name the access SIP trunk has been added successfully Description The description of the access SIP trunk The SBC1000-X device’s Ethernet interface configured to Interface connect the access SIP trunk. It can be eth0, eth1, eth2, eth3 or VLAN Select a transport protocol for the access SIP trunk. It can be...
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Media DSCP The QoS tag of media messages Near-end NAT defaults to disabled. If it is enabled, the contact IP address contained in SIP messages sent out by SBC1000-X Near-end will be turned into the outbound IP address of public network.
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Interval The interval to send option message to the peer device Session timer is a mechanism to keep activating sessions. If ‘Supported’ is selected, SBC1000-X will send ‘reinvite’ SIP Session messages to keep activating sessions within the configured Timer duration.
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If ‘Require’ is selected, the callee side of a call passing through the access SIP trunk also needs to support session timer. Configure the duration of the session. During the duration, Session SBC1000-X will send ‘reinvite’ messages to keep activating the Expires session. Min. Session...
SESSION DISCONNECT request are always accepted. 3.4.14 Core SIP Trunk Core SIP trunk can realize the connection between SBC1000-X and the core network. On the Service -> Core SIP Trunk page, you can configure the parameters of core SIP trunk.
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The QoS tag of media messages Near-end NAT defaults to disabled. If it is enabled, the contact IP address contained in SIP messages sent out by SBC1000-X will be turned into the outbound IP address of Near-end NAT public network.
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RFC2833; If the DTMF mode of an core SIP trunk differs from that of access network, SBC1000-X will convert it through DSP Select a SIP header manipulation rule for inbound calls of the core SIP trunk. If a call matches the manipulation rule, the...
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SIP trunk also needs to support session timer. Configure the duration of the session. During the duration, Session Expires SBC1000-X will send ‘reinvite’ messages to keep activating the session. Mini Session The minimum session duration which is used to negotiate with...
In the Security section, you can configure the system security strategies, anti-attack strategies and access control strategies. 3.5.1 System System security is mainly used to prevent SBC1000-X from being attacked by various DOS/DDOS floods, so as to ensure stable running of the device. Figure 3- 29 System Security Table 3- 27 System Security If ‘Attack Log’...
PPS (Packet Per Second); the range of the peak PPS is from 1 to 1000. TCP NULL is a scan to determine if ports are closed on the target device. If this parameter is enabled, SBC1000-X will drop TCP TCP-NULL packages, and the peer device cannot learn whether the ports of SBC1000-X are closed or not.
By default, GE0, GE1, GE2 and GE3 are not allowed to access the Web interface. The SSH port of SBC1000-X defaults to 22. If you select the checkbox on the right of GE0, GE1, GE2 or GE3, it means the selected port.is allowed to access the SSH of SBC1000-X.
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If this parameter is null, it means CPU usage is not a condition for triggering security strategy. The maximum packet traffic sent by the peer IP or received by local Traffic port. If this threshold is surpassed, SBC1000-X will execute the (KBPS) configured action on the packets. SBC1000-X Session Border Controller...
The address of DNS server of network port or VLAN 3.6.4 Port Mapping To ensure the security of the LAN (local-area network), SBC1000-X will reject the connection request from the wide-area network (WAN). Port mapping allows a client in the wide-area network to visit the SBC1000-X device in the local-area network.
Web platform The port of the client in the wide-area network, which is to External host visit the SBC1000-X device in local-area network, such as port number 5060 Transport Choose TCP, UDP or TCP\UDP Protocol The mapped interface of the SBC1000-X device in...
3.6.6 User Manager On the System -> User Manager -> Password page, you can modify administrator’s password for logging in the SBC1000-X device. Factory defaults for administrator’s username and password are ‘admin’ and ‘admin@123#’ which are also used to log in SSH.
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Web platform Figure 3- 43 Add User and Assign Permissions Table 3- 33 User List The name of the user, which is used to log in the SBC1000-X Username device Password The password for the user to log in the SBC1000-X device...
NTP server. 3.6.8 Upgrade On the System -> Upgrade interface, you can upgrade the SBC1000-X to a new version. But you need to restart the device for the change to take effect after executing upgrade. Figure 3- 45 Software Upgrade The version file used for upgrade is generally named as‘1.91.x.x.ldf’...
3.6.10 Double-device Hot Stand by Two SBC1000-X devices can be connected with each other through the GE1 port for the sake of hot standby. That is to say, the two SBC1000-X devices work in the active/standby mode. When the active device fails, it changes to the standby state while the standby device changes to the active state and take over the functionality of the failed device.
3.6.12 Certificate On the System -> Certificate page, you need to upload a certificate to ensure the secure login to the Web interface of the SBC1000-X device. You cannot log in the device until you has uploaded a certificate. Figure 3- 49 Upload Certificate 3.7 Maintenance...
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