Configuration Guide

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Configuration Guide

Sonus Networks
Network Border Switch9000
NBS9000 and PSX Configuration Guide
For use with AT&T’s IP Flexible Reach Service along with Cisco
Unified Communications Manager 8.5 and 8.6 using AVPN or
MIS/PNT transport connections.
Disclaimers and Restrictions
This Customer Configuration Guide ("CCG") is offered as a convenience to AT&T's customers for
informational purposes only. The specifications and information regarding the product in this
CCG are subject to change without notice. While reasonable efforts have been made in the
preparation of this publication, Sonus Networks and its suppliers assume no liability resulting
from technical or editorial errors or omissions, or for any damages resulting from the use of this
information. All statements, information, and recommendations in this CCG are presented
without warranty of any kind, express or implied, and are provided “AS IS”.
In no event shall Sonus be liable for any indirect, special, consequential, or incidental damages,
including, without limitation, lost profits or loss or damage arising out of the use or inability to
use this CCG, even if the user have been advised of the possibility of such damage. Unless
specifically included in a written agreement with Sonus Networks, Sonus Networks has no
obligation to develop or deliver any future release, upgrade, feature, enhancement or function.
Sonus Networks, 2012
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Contents
1 Introduction .................................................................................................................. 5
1.1 Special Notes ................................................................................................................................... 5
1.1.1 G.711 Fax Calls known issues ............................................................................................... 5
1.1.2 Emergency 911/E911 Services Limitations and Restrictions ............................................ 5
1.2 Network Topology............................................................................................................................ 6
1.2.1 Cisco Unified Communications Manager ............................................................................. 6
1.2.2 Network Diagram with IP details and basic call flow diagram ........................................... 7
2 NBS9000 Configuration................................................................................................ 8
2.1.1 NBS9000 Basic Configuration ................................................................................................ 9
2.2 Address Reachability Profile ........................................................................................................ 10
2.2.1Creating and Configuring Address Reachability Profile in NBS9000 .............................. 10
2.3SIP Adaptor Profile Configuration ................................................................................................ 11
2.3.1 RMV-PCMU-FROM-RESPONSE ........................................................................................ 11
2.3.2 RMV-PTIME ............................................................................................................................ 12
2.3.3 RMV-PCMU-UPDATE-DTMF ............................................................................................... 14
2.4 NBS to AT&T IP Flex Reach Configuration ............................................................................... 17
2.4.1 Creating and ConfiguringSignaling zone ............................................................................ 17
2.4.2Configuring NIF (Network Interface) Card ........................................................................... 18
2.4.3Creating and Configuring Media NIF-Group ....................................................................... 18
2.4.4Creating and Configuring SIP Signaling Port ...................................................................... 19
2.4.5Creating and Configuring IP Network Selector Table ........................................................ 19
2.4.6 Creating and ConfiguringTrunk Group ................................................................................ 20
2.4.7 Creating and ConfiguringSIP Service ................................................................................. 22
2.4.8 Creating and ConfiguringIP Routes towards AT&T Network........................................... 29
2.5 NBS to Cisco Call Manager Configuration ................................................................................ 29
2.5.1 Signaling zone ........................................................................................................................ 29
2.5.2Configuring NIF (Network Interface) Card ........................................................................... 29
2.5.3Creating and Configuring NIF-Group ................................................................................... 30
2.5.4Creating and Configuring SIP Signaling Port ...................................................................... 30
2.5.5 Creating and Configuring IP Network Selector Table ....................................................... 31
2.5.6 Creating and ConfiguringTrunk Group ................................................................................ 31
2.5.7 Creating and ConfiguringSIP Service ................................................................................. 32
2.5.8 Creating and ConfiguringIP Route towards CUCM........................................................... 35
3PSX Configuration for NBS9000 ................................................................................. 37
3.1Basic PSX Configuration ............................................................................................................... 37
3.1.1 Gateway ................................................................................................................................... 37
3.1.2 Class of Service ...................................................................................................................... 39
3.1.3 Carrier ...................................................................................................................................... 40
3.1.4 Softswitch ................................................................................................................................ 41
3.2 PSX Configuration for NBS9000 towards AT&T IP Flex Reach............................................. 42
3.2.1 Feature Control Profile ATT_IPFR_FCP ............................................................................ 42
3.2.2IP Signaling Profile ATT_IPFR_ISP ..................................................................................... 45
3.2.3 Signaling Profile ATT_IPFR_SP .......................................................................................... 51
3.2.4 Element Routing Priority NA_IOT ........................................................................................ 54
3.2.5 DM/PM Criteria ATT_DM_PM_CRITERIA ......................................................................... 55
3.2.6 DM/PM Rule ATT_DM_PM................................................................................................... 56
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3.2.7IP Signaling Peer Group for Trunk Group ATT_IPFR_1_TG ........................................... 57
3.2.8IP Signaling Peer Group for trunk group ATT_IPFR_2_TG ............................................. 58
3.2.9 Codec Entry ATT_IPFR_G711U .......................................................................................... 59
3.2.10 Codec Entry ATT_IPFR_G729AB ..................................................................................... 60
3.2.11 Packet Service Profile ATT_IPFR_G729_G711 ............................................................. 61
3.2.12 Trunk Group ATT_IPFR_1_TG .......................................................................................... 63
3.2.13 Routing Label ATT_IPFR_RL ............................................................................................ 66
3.2.14 Standard Route for Routing Calls Coming from CUCM_TG to ATT_IPFR_RL ......... 67
3.3 PSX Configuration for NBS9000 towards CUCM ..................................................................... 67
3.3.1 Feature Control Profile CUCM_FCP ................................................................................... 68
3.3.2IPSignaling Profile CUCM_ISP ............................................................................................. 71
3.3.3Signaling Profile CUCM_SP .................................................................................................. 77
3.3.4 IP Signaling Peer Group CUCM_PG .................................................................................. 80
3.3.5 Codec Entry CUCM_G729AB .............................................................................................. 81
3.3.6 Codec Entry CUCM_G711U ................................................................................................. 82
3.3.7 Packet Service Profile CUCM_G729_G711....................................................................... 83
3.3.8 Trunk Group CUCM_TG ....................................................................................................... 86
3.3.9 Routing Label CUCM_RL...................................................................................................... 89
3.3.10 Standard Route for Routing Calls Coming from ATT_IPFR_1_TG to CUCM_RL ..... 90
4 CUCM Configuration .................................................................................................. 91
5 Troubleshooting ......................................................................................................... 95
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1 Introduction
Sonus Networks Border Switch (NBS9000) Configuration Guide provides details to connect AT&T IP
Flexible Reach service using AVPN or MIS/PNT transport. NBS9000 is a Session Border Controller
(SBC) that connects disparate SIP trunks, SIP PBXs, and communication applications within an
enterprise. It can also be used as a SIP routing and integration engine.
NBS9000 is the point of connection between Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) and AT&T
IP Flexible Reach service. It is also used to secure the SIP trunk and to make adjustments to carrier and
enterprise signaling for interoperability.
1.1 Special Notes
1.1.1 G.711 Fax Calls known issues
Cisco CUCM 8.5 does not support the protocol negotiation AT&T requires for performing G.711 fax calls.
However, it supports T.38 fax calls, Group 3, and Super Group 3 fax calls.
1.1.2 Emergency 911/E911 Services Limitations and Restrictions
AT&T provides 911/E911 calling capabilities, but it does not warrant that the equipment and software, for
example, IP PBX, reviewed in the Customer Configuration Guide will operate with AT&T IP Flexible
Reach to complete 911/E911 calls. Hence, Customer is recommended to ensure the performance of
equipment/software with its vendor.
AT&T IP Flexible Reach services support 911/E911 calling capabilities under certain Calling Plans.
Following are the circumstances when the AT&T IP Flexible Reach services are unavailable.
• Relocation of the end user's CPE
• Use of a non-native or virtual telephone number
• Broadband connection failure
• Electrical power loss
• Delay in updating Customer location details in the automatic location information database
Scenarios when these services are unavailable are stated in the Service Guide for AT&T IP Flexible
Reach located at http://new.serviceguide.att.com/.
Refer AT&T IP Flexible Reach Service Guide for understanding the limitations and restrictions.
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1.2 Network Topology
The Cisco IP Phones used with the CUCM can be configured to work with Skinny or SIP Protocol.
Note: This guide supports NBS9000 configurations for NBS9000 releases V08.04.00 A015 and PSX
release V08.04.00 A004.
1.2.1 Cisco Unified Communications Manager
The Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) version is 8.5. This document can also be
associated with the Cisco CUCM version 8.6 available on the Cisco Interoperability Portal. For more
details, see CUCM configuration.
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1.2.2 Network Diagram with IP details and basic call flow diagram
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The ladder diagram explains a Call Manager originated call to the AT&T FlexReach Application. Dialogs
up to AT&T border element are displayed in this diagram. The two NBS elements displayed here are
interfaces on the same NBS.
2 NBS9000 Configuration
The following NBS configuration is required for supporting the Cisco Call Manager on the trusted side
with a redundant connection to the AT&T IP Flexible Reach on the un-trusted side.
Redundancy entails two SIP destinations in the AT&T network to support the service. All cards in NBS
are fully redundant and hot-swappable. There are three trunk groups defined, ATT_IPFR_1_TG,
ATT_IPFR_2_TG, and CUCM_TG
Trunk Group ATT_IPFR_1_TG represents the primary NBS connection to the AT&T IP Flexible Reach
Service.
ATT_IPFR_2_TG represents the secondary NBS connection to the AT&T IP Flexible Reach Service. NBS
attempts to connect with the primary IP Trunk and if it is unreachable, it tries to connect to the secondary
IP Trunk. Trunk Group CUCM_TG is used by NBS to complete sessions to the Cisco Call Manager.
For each Trunk Group the following NBS Configuration is required.
• Network Selector Table
• Trunk Group
• Signaling Zone*
• NIF Group*
• Media Zone*
• Media NIF Group*
• SIP Service Group
• Address Reachability Profile*
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Network Selector Table: NBS uses this database to determine the IP trunk group that receives a call.
Trunk Group:PSX routes call to this trunk group.
Signaling Zone: This Signaling Zone is used for SIP Signaling traffic to and from an IP Trunk Group. It
defines Transport protocols for SIP.
SIP Signaling Port: The logical port on which the NBS sends and listens to SIP signaling packets.
NIF Group: The interface used for SIP signaling traffic on an IP Trunk Group.
Media Zone: The Media Zone to be used for RTP traffic on an IP Trunk Group. This defines Transport
protocols for RTP.
Media NIF Group:The interface used for RTP traffic on the particular IP Trunk Group.
SIP Service Group: The object that binds a SIP service to an IP Trunk Group and assigns the name and
properties to the binding.
Address Reachability: NBS is configured with the Address Reachability Feature on un-trusted Public
Interfaces. The time out limit period for a SIP message on Trunk is 5 times in 5 minutes. When a SIP
message times out on the Trunk, NBS identifies the SIP endpoint and sets this Trunk unavailable to
support calls.
NBS then sends SIP OPTIONS until it responds. When NBS receives a configurable number of
successful responses to OPTIONS, one in this case, the SIP endpoint is placed back in service.
* Configuration reused by Un-trusted Trunk Groups, ATT_IPFR_1_TG and ATT_IPFR_2_TG.
2.1.1 NBS9000 Basic Configuration
2.1.1.1 Node name and Node location configuration in NBS9000
CLI Configuration Commands
CONFIGURE NODE NAME IOTGSX1
CONFIGURE NODE LOCATION BANGALORE
2.1.1.2 Creating andConfiguring NTP server in NBS9000
CREATE NTP SERVER NTP1
CONFIGURE NTP SERVER NTP1 IPADDRESS 10.54.18.110
CONFIGURE NTP SERVER NTP1 STATE ENABLED
2.1.1.3 Configuring PNS (Packet Network Server) Card in NBS9000
CREATE SERVER SHELF 1 SLOT 4 HWTYPE PNS40 ADAPTER pna45 NORMAL
CONFIGURE SERVER SHELF 1 SLOT 4 MODE INSERVICE
CONFIGURE SERVER SHELF 1 SLOT 4 STATE ENABLED
2.1.1.4 Enabling Logical Signaling andPacket-to-Packet state in NBS9000
CONFIGURE PACKET_TO_PACKET STATE ENABLED
CONFIGURE LOGICAL SIGNALING ADDRESS BINDING STATE ENABLED
2.1.1.5 Creating and Configuring Sonus Softswitch (PSX) in NBS9000
CREATE SONUS SOFTSWITCH IOTPSX1
CONFIGURE SONUS SOFTSWITCH IOTPSX1 IPADDRESS 10.54.18.173
CONFIGURE SONUS SOFTSWITCH IOTPSX1 MODE ACTIVE
CONFIGURE SONUS SOFTSWITCH IOTPSX1 STATE ENABLED
2.1.1.6 Enabling Telnet andbinaryfile mode parameter in NBS9000
CONFIGURE NODE TELNET CLI ENABLED
CONFIGURE NODE NVS SHELF 1 PARAMETER MODE BINARYFILE
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2.1.1.7 Configuring Base RTP port in NBS9000
SHOW RTP PORT BASE ADMIN
CONFIGURE RTP PORT BASE 16384
2.2 Address Reachability Profile
2.2.1Creating and Configuring Address Reachability Profile in NBS9000
CREATE ADDRESS REACHABILITY SERVICE PROFILE ATT_IPFR_ARSP
CONFIGURE ADDRESS REACHABILITY SERVICE PROFILE ATT_IPFR_ARSP
ALGORITHM TIMEOUTS
TIMEOUTS ALGORITHM TYPE SIP-INVITE
TIMEOUTS ALGORITHM NUMBER OF TIMEOUTS 5
TIMEOUTS ALGORITHM DURATION 600
ALGORITHM PROBE
ALGORITHM PROBE ALGORITHM METHOD SIP-OPTIONS
ALGORITHM PROBE ALGORITHM DURATION 1
ALGORITHM PROBE ALGORITHM INTERVAL 1
ALGORITHM PROBE ALGORITHM NUMBER OF RESPONSES 1
BLACKLISTING
BLACKLISTING
BLACKLISTING
BLACKLISTING
RECOVERY
RECOVERY
RECOVERY
RECOVERY
RECOVERY
SHOW ADDRESS REACHABILITY SERVICE PROFILE ATT_IPFR_ARSP ADMIN
% SHOW ADDRESS REACHABILITY SERVICE PROFILE ATT_IPFR_ARSP ADMIN
Node: IOTGSX1
Date: 2012/02/08 02:48:40 GMT
Zone: GMTMINUS05-EASTERN-US
------------------------------------------------------------------------Address Reachability Service Profile : ATT_IPFR_ARSP
------------------------------------------------------------------------Admin State
: DISABLED
Blacklisting Algorithm : TIMEOUTS
------------------------------------------------TIMEOUTS Blacklisting Algorithm
Type
: SIP-INVITE
Number of Timeouts
: 5
Duration
: 600
Recovery Algorithm
: PROBE
Method
: SIP-OPTIONS
Interval
: 1
Number of Responses: 1
Duration
: 1
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2.3SIP Adaptor Profile Configuration
2.3.1 RMV-PCMU-FROM-RESPONSE
The rules are as follows:
• Applied on outputAdaptorProfile of SIP Service associated to CUCM network.
• Shall remove PCMU payload type and corresponding attribute from the Answer
exchanged with CUCM.
• This SIP Adaptor Profile, RMV-PCMU-FROM-RESPONSE, is always enabled.
CREATE SIPADAPTOR PROFILE RMV_PCMU_FRM_RSPONSE
CONFIGURE SIPADAPTOR PROFILE RMV_PCMU_FRM_RSPONSE
message
MESSAGE_TYPES ALL
msgbody
CONDITION REGEX-MATCH REGEXP STRING "18 0"
MSGBODY
REGSUB
"18"
CONTENT_TYPE ALL
STRING "18 0"
MSGBODY
ADD RULE 1
RULE 1 ADD CRITERION
RULE 1 CRITERION MESSAGE
RULE 1 CRITERION MSGBODY
RULE 1 ADD ACTION 1 TYPE
RULE 1 ACTION 1 OPERATION
RULE 1 ACTION 1 FROM VALUE
RULE 1 ACTION 1 TO MSGBODY
RULE 1 ACTION 1 REGEXP
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REGDEL
CONTENT_TYPE ALL
STRING "a=rtpmap:0 PCMU/8000\\r\\n"
RULE 1 ACTION 2 OPERATION
RULE 1 ACTION 2 TO MSGBODY
RULE 1 ACTION 2 REGEXP
STATE ENABLED
SHOW SIPADAPTOR PROFILE RMV_PCMU_FRM_RSPONSE ADMIN
% SHOW SIPADAPTOR PROFILE RMV_PCMU_FRM_RSPONSE ADMIN
Node: IOTGSX1
Date: 2012/02/08 02:51:45 GMT
SIP Adaptor Profile Name:
RMV_PCMU_FRM_RSPONSE
SIP Adaptor Profile Index:
1
SIP Adaptor Profile State:
ENABLED
-----------------------------------------------------SIP Manipulation Rules
-----------------------------------------------------Rule Index:
1
Apply Match Header:
ONE
Apply Match Header Range:
-----------------------------------------------------SIP Manipulation Criterions
-----------------------------------------------------Rule 1 MESSAGE Criterion
Match Condition:
Message Types:
ALL
Method Types:
Rule 1 MSGBODY Criterion
Match Condition:
REGEX-MATCH
Content-Type:
ALL
Regular Expression:
18 0
-----------------------------------------------------SIP Manipulation Actions
-----------------------------------------------------Rule 1 Action 1 Type MSGBODY
Operation:
REGSUB
From Operand:
18
To MSGBODY:
ALL
Regular Expression:
18 0
Apply RE Match Instance:
ONE
Rule 1 Action 2 Type MSGBODY
Operation:
REGDEL
To MSGBODY:
ALL
Regular Expression:
a=rtpmap:0 PCMU/8000\r\n
ONE
%
2.3.2 RMV-PTIME
The rules are as follows:
• Applied on outputAdaptorProfile of SIPTrunk associated to AT&T network.
• Enabled only for executing test cases 20018 and 20038 wherein P-time had to be removed.
• Shall remove ptime header from requests/responses exchanged.
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This SIP Adaptor Profile, RMV-PTIME, is enabled only if the call flow is desired.
CREATE SIPADAPTOR PROFILE RMV_PTIME
CONFIGURE SIPADAPTOR PROFILE RMV_PTIME ADD RULE 1
CONFIGURE SIPADAPTOR PROFILE RMV_PTIME RULE 1 ADD CRITERION message
CONFIGURE SIPADAPTOR PROFILE RMV_PTIME RULE 1 CRITERION MESSAGE MESSAGE_TYPES
ALL METHOD_TYPE INVITE CONDITION EXIST
CONFIGURE SIPADAPTOR PROFILE RMV_PTIME RULE 1 ADD CRITERION msgbody
CONFIGURE SIPADAPTOR PROFILE RMV_PTIME RULE 1 CRITERION MSGBODY CONDITION
REGEX-MATCH REGEXP STRING "a=ptime:"
CONFIGURE SIPADAPTOR PROFILE RMV_PTIME RULE 1 ADD ACTION 1 TYPE MSGBODY
CONFIGURE SIPADAPTOR PROFILE RMV_PTIME RULE 1 ACTION 1 OPERATION REGDEL
CONFIGURE SIPADAPTOR PROFILE RMV_PTIME RULE 1 ACTION 1 TO MSGBODY
CONTENT_TYPE ALL REGEXP STRING "a=ptime:20"
CONFIGURE SIPADAPTOR PROFILE RMV_PTIME STATE ENABLED
SHOW SIPADAPTOR PROFILE RMV_PTIME ADMIN
% SHOW SIPADAPTOR PROFILE RMV_PTIME ADMIN
Node: IOTGSX1
Date: 2012/02/08 02:52:52 GMT
RMV_PTIME
2
DISABLED
-----------------------------------------------------Rule Index:
1
Apply Match Header:
ONE
------------------------------------------------------
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SIP Manipulation Criterions
Match Condition:
EXIST
Message Types:
ALL
Method Types:
INVITE
Match Condition:
REGEX-MATCH
Content-Type:
ALL
Regular Expression:
a=ptime:
Operation:
REGDEL
To MSGBODY:
ALL
Regular Expression:
a=ptime:20
ONE
%
2.3.3 RMV-PCMU-UPDATE-DTMF
The following are the rules:
•
•
•
Applied for outputAdaptorProfile of SIP Trunk associated to CUCM.
Shall remove PCMU payload type and corresponding attribute from the Offer/Answer exchanged
with CUCM.
Shall include DTMF payload type 100 that is omitted by CUCM due to the absence of MTP
resource while sending requests/responses from CUCM to NBS9000.
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CREATE SIPADAPTOR PROFILE RMV_PCMU_UPDATE_DTMF
CONFIGURE SIPADAPTOR PROFILE RMV_PCMU_UPDATE_DTMF
message
MESSAGE_TYPES ALL METHOD_TYPE INVITE|ACK
msgbody
CONDITION REGEX-MATCH REGEXP STRING "18 0"
MSGBODY
ADD RULE 1
RULE 1 CRITERION MESSAGE
RULE 1 CRITERION MSGBODY
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CONFIGURE SIPADAPTOR PROFILE RMV_PCMU_UPDATE_DTMF RULE 1 ACTION 1 OPERATION
REGSUB
CONFIGURE SIPADAPTOR PROFILE RMV_PCMU_UPDATE_DTMF RULE 1 ACTION 1 FROM VALUE
"18 100"
CONFIGURE SIPADAPTOR PROFILE RMV_PCMU_UPDATE_DTMF RULE 1 ACTION 1 TO MSGBODY
CONTENT_TYPE ALL
CONFIGURE SIPADAPTOR PROFILE RMV_PCMU_UPDATE_DTMF RULE 1 ACTION 1 REGEXP
STRING "18 0 100"
CONFIGURE SIPADAPTOR PROFILE RMV_PCMU_UPDATE_DTMF RULE 1 ADD ACTION 2 TYPE
MSGBODY
REGDEL
CONTENT_TYPE ALL
STRING "a=rtpmap:0 PCMU/8000\\r\\n"
CONFIGURE SIPADAPTOR PROFILE RMV_PCMU_UPDATE_DTMF ADD RULE 2
CONFIGURE SIPADAPTOR PROFILE RMV_PCMU_UPDATE_DTMF RULE 2 ADD CRITERION
message
CONFIGURE SIPADAPTOR PROFILE RMV_PCMU_UPDATE_DTMF RULE 2 CRITERION MESSAGE
MESSAGE_TYPES ALL METHOD_TYPE INVITE STATUS_CODE 200
MSGBODY
REGSUB
"18 100\\r\\na=rtpmap:100 telephone-event/8000\\r\\na=fmtp:100 0-15\\r\\n"
CONTENT_TYPE all
STRING "18\\r\\n"
MSGBODY
REGSUB
"AVP 0 100\\r\\na=rtpmap:100 telephone-event/8000\\r\\na=fmtp:100 0-15\\r\\n"
CONTENT_TYPE all
STRING "AVP 0\\r\\n"
SHOW SIPADAPTOR PROFILE RMV_PCMU_UPDATE_DTMF ADMIN
% SHOW SIPADAPTOR PROFILE RMV_PCMU_UPDATE_DTMF ADMIN
Node: IOTGSX1
Date: 2012/02/08 02:53:47 GMT
RMV_PCMU_UPDATE_DTMF
3
ENABLED
-----------------------------------------------------Rule Index:
1
Apply Match Header:
ONE
Rule Index:
2
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Apply Match Header:
ONE
-----------------------------------------------------SIP Manipulation Criterions
Match Condition:
Message Types:
ALL
Method Types:
INVITE|ACK
Match Condition:
REGEX-MATCH
Content-Type:
ALL
Regular Expression:
18 0
Rule 2 MESSAGE Criterion
Match Condition:
Message Types:
ALL
Method Types:
INVITE
Status Code:
200
Operation:
REGSUB
From Operand:
18 100
To MSGBODY:
ALL
Regular Expression:
18 0 100
ONE
Operation:
REGDEL
To MSGBODY:
ALL
Regular Expression:
a=rtpmap:0 PCMU/8000\r\n
ONE
Operation:
REGSUB
From Operand:
18 100\r\na=rtpmap:100 telephoneevent/8000\r\na=fmtp:100 0-15\r\n
To MSGBODY:
ALL
Regular Expression:
18\r\n
ONE
Operation:
REGSUB
From Operand:
AVP 0 100\r\na=rtpmap:100 telephoneevent/8000\r\na=fmtp:100 0-15\r\n
To MSGBODY:
ALL
Regular Expression:
AVP 0\r\n
ONE
%
2.4 NBS to AT&T IP Flex Reach Configuration
NBS to AT&T IP Flex Reach Configuration is the un-trusted side of NBS. This configuration describes the
connection to the AT&T network.
2.4.1 Creating and Configuring Signaling zone
CREATE ZONE EXTERNAL
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CONFIGURE ZONE EXTERNAL TRANSPORT_PROTOCOLS SIP-UDP
% SHOW ZONE EXTERNAL ADMIN
Node: IOTGSX1
Date: 2012/02/08 02:54:52 GMT
----------------------------------------------------Zone Name:
EXTERNAL
----------------------------------------------------Zone ID:
1
TCP Connect Timeout:
5
Transport Protocols:
SIP-UDP|SIP-TCP|SIP-TLS-TCP|SIP-SCTP
TLS Profile Name:
defaultTlsProfile
DNS NIF Group Name:
defaultMgmtNifGroup
DNS EDNS Support:
DISABLED
DNS Extended TTL:
0
%
2.4.2Configuring NIF (Network Interface) Card
CONFIGURE NIF GENET-1-4-2 IPADDRESS 121.242.142.183 MASK 255.255.255.192
NEXTHOP 121.242.142.129
CONFIGURE NIF GENET-1-4-2 STATE ENABLED
SHOW NIF GENET-1-4-2 ADMIN
% SHOW NIF GENET-1-4-2 ADMIN
Node: IOTGSX1
loc port name
deviatn
type
conting
DGPstate
PVPstate
LGPstatexnq
vstate
tag
DGP bucket
PVP bucket
Date: 2012/02/08 02:56:12 GMT
index
class
state
DGP rate
PVP rate
mode
action
timeout
IP address
mask
nexthop
IPsec Policy
IPv6 Address
IPv6 Nexthop
IPv6 PrefixLength
LinkLocalAddress
---- ---- ------------------------ ---------- -------- --------------- ------1-4 2
GENET-1-4-2
12
IS
121.242.142.183 0
GIGABITETHERNET
GENERAL
DRYUP
255.255.255.192 0
ENABLED
60
121.242.142.129
ENABLED
24992
3145728
DISABLED
24992
3145728
DISABLED
DISABLED
DISABLED
0
0
fe80::210:6bff:fe01:efb3
%
2.4.3Creating and Configuring Media NIF-Group
CREATE NIFGROUP NIF-OUTSIDE
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CONFIGURE NIFGROUP NIF-OUTSIDE ADD INTERFACE GENET-1-4-2
CONFIGURE NIFGROUP NIF-OUTSIDE STATE ENABLED
SHOW NIFGROUP NIF-OUTSIDE ADMIN
% SHOW NIFGROUP NIF-OUTSIDE ADMIN
Node: IOTGSX1
Date: 2012/02/08 02:57:05 GMT
NIF Group:
NIF-OUTSIDE
Admin State: ENABLED
Interface Name
Interface State
---------------------------------------GENET-1-4-2
ENABLED
%
2.4.4Creating and Configuring SIP Signaling Port
CREATE SIP SIGNALING PORT 4 IPADDRESS 121.242.142.182
CONFIGURE SIP SIGNALING PORT 4 SIGNALING ZONE EXTERNAL
CONFIGURE SIP SIGNALING PORT 4 INTERFACE NIF
CONFIGURE SIP SIGNALING PORT 4 NIFGROUP NIF-OUTSIDE
CONFIGURE SIP SIGNALING PORT 4 STATE ENABLED
CONFIGURE SIP SIGNALING PORT 4 MODE INSERVICE
SHOW SIP SIGNALING PORT 4 ADMIN
% SHOW SIP SIGNALING PORT 4 ADMIN
Node: IOTGSX1
Date: 2012/02/08 02:57:39 GMT
portpriipaddr/port/ state/ sig. zone/numsecipaddrintf slot nif group/
UDP Checksum State
ipsec Mode/sctp profile
---- ---------------------------------------- ------ ------- ---------------4 121.242.142.182
5060
ENABLED EXTERNAL
0.0.0.0
NIF
1 NIF-OUTSIDE
DISABLED
INSERVI
defaultSctpProfile DISABLED
%
2.4.5Creating and Configuring IP Network Selector Table
This IP address and address mask of the AT&T Border Element is specified in this table. Unique tables
are used for each Public Trunk Group.
CREATE IP NETWORK SELECTOR TABLE ATT_IPFR_1_NS
CONFIGURE IP NETWORK SELECTOR TABLE ATT_IPFR_1_NS ADD NUMBER 207.242.225.210
MASK 255.255.255.255
SHOW IP NETWORK SELECTOR ATT_IPFR_1_NS ADMIN
% SHOW IP NETWORK SELECTOR TABLE ATT_IPFR_1_NS ADMIN
Node: IOTGSX1
Date: 2012/02/08 02:58:25 GMT
Mask/
Table Name
Network Number
PrefixLen
------------------------ --------------------------------------- --------------
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ATT_IPFR_1_NS
207.242.225.210
255.255.255.255
Note: Empty tables not shown
%
CREATE IP NETWORK SELECTOR TABLE ATT_IPFR_2_NS
CONFIGURE IP NETWORK SELECTOR TABLE ATT_IPFR_2_NS ADD NUMBER 1.1.1.1 MASK
255.255.255.255
SHOW IP NETWORK SELECTOR TABLE ATT_IPFR_2_NS ADMIN
% SHOW IP NETWORK SELECTOR TABLE ATT_IPFR_2_NS ADMIN
Node: IOTGSX1
Date: 2012/02/08 02:59:35 GMT
Mask/
Table Name
Network Number
PrefixLen
------------------------ --------------------------------------- -----------ATT_IPFR_2_NS
1.1.1.1
255.255.255.255
%
2.4.6 Creating and ConfiguringTrunk Group
CREATE TRUNK GROUP ATT_IPFR_1_TG TRUNK GROUP TYPE IPSELECTED
CONFIGURE TRUNK GROUP ATT_IPFR_1_TG NETWORK SELECTOR TABLE ATT_IPFR_1_NS
CONFIGURE TRUNK GROUP ATT_IPFR_1_TG MODE INSERVICE
CONFIGURE TRUNK GROUP ATT_IPFR_1_TG STATE ENABLED
SHOW TRUNK GROUP ATT_IPFR_1_TG ADMIN
% SHOW TRUNK GROUP ATT_IPFR_1_TG ADMIN
Node: IOTGSX1
Date: 2012/02/08 03:00:31 GMT
Local Trunk Name: ATT_IPFR_1_TG
---------------------------------------------------------------------------State
ENABLED
Inbound Reserve (percent)
0
Mode
INSERVICE
Action
DRYUP
Timeout (min)
5
Block Direction
NONE
Trunk Group Profile Associated
NONE
Circuit Reservation State
DISABLED
Reserved Priority Calls (circuits)
1
Reserved Incoming Calls (circuits)
1
Reserved Outgoing Calls (percent)
10
Alternate Trunk Group Name
Trunk Group Rename Timer (sec)
10
SILC State
DISABLED
SILC Congestion Level 1 Calls Allowed (percent) 075
Trunk Group Type
IPSELECTED
IP Trunk Group Direction
BOTHWAYS
Parent IP Trunk Group
IP Network Selection Table
ATT_IPFR_1_NS
IP Call Limit
UNLMT
IP Bandwidth Limit
UNLMT
Packet Outage Detection Minimum Duration
6000
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Packet Outage Detection Minimum Calls
Packet Outage Detection Bandwidth Limit Reduct
Packet Outage Detection State
Packet Outage Detection Interval (minutes)
Master Trunk Group Name
Calls Requested Per MTRG Request
Bandwidth Requested Per MTRG Request (1K bps)
Maximum Ingress Sustained Call Rate
Maximum Ingress Call Burst Size
Maximum Ingress Sustained SIP nonInvite Rate
Maximum Ingress SIP nonInvite Burst Size
Maximum Egress Sustained Call Rate
Maximum Egress Call Burst Size
Maximum Egress Sustained SIP nonInvite Rate
Maximum Egress SIP nonInvite Burst Size
Ingress NonPriority Call Threshold
Egress NonPriority Call Threshold
HPC Profile Name
HPC Early ACM or SIP-18X
HPC IP Oversubscription 0verride
HPC IP Oversubscription Factor
Emergency IP Oversubscription Factor
Local Policy Trunk Profile
IP Registration Limit
IP Estimated Child Registrations
Resource Allocation
Additional Data
MLPP Profile Name
Normal IP Oversubscription Factor
0
1000
50
DISABLED
15
100
12400
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
defaultintipqueuing
USEDEFAULT
DISABLED
10
10
UNLMT
1
LOCALIGNORED
defaultmlpp
%
CREATE TRUNK GROUP ATT_IPFR_2_TG TRUNK GROUP TYPE IPSELECTED
CONFIGURE TRUNK GROUP ATT_IPFR_2_TG NETWORK SELECTOR TABLE ATT_IPFR_2_NS
CONFIGURE TRUNK GROUP ATT_IPFR_2_TG MODE INSERVICE
CONFIGURE TRUNK GROUP ATT_IPFR_2_TG STATE ENABLED
SHOW TRUNK GROUP ATT_IPFR_2_TG ADMIN
% SHOW TRUNK GROUP ATT_IPFR_2_TG ADMIN
Node: IOTGSX1
Date: 2012/02/08 03:01:26 GMT
Local Trunk Name: ATT_IPFR_2_TG
---------------------------------------------------------------------------State
ENABLED
0
Mode
INSERVICE
Action
DRYUP
Timeout (min)
5
Block Direction
NONE
NONE
DISABLED
1
1
10
10
SILC State
DISABLED
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SILC Congestion Level 1 Calls Allowed (percent)
Trunk Group Type
IP Call Limit
IP Bandwidth Limit
HPC Profile Name
Resource Allocation
Additional Data
MLPP Profile Name
0
075
025
IPSELECTED
BOTHWAYS
ATT_IPFR_2_NS
UNLMT
UNLMT
6000
1000
50
DISABLED
15
100
12400
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
defaultintipqueuing
USEDEFAULT
DISABLED
10
10
UNLMT
1
LOCALIGNORED
defaultmlpp
%
2.4.7 Creating and ConfiguringSIP Service
CREATE SIP SERVICE ATT_IPFR_1_SS
CONFIGURE SIP SERVICE ATT_IPFR_1_SS
ATT_IPFR_ARSP
TRUNK GROUP ATT_IPFR_1_TG
SIGNALING ZONE EXTERNAL
MEDIA ZONE EXTERNAL
MEDIA NIFGROUP NIF-OUTSIDE
ADDRESS REACHABILITY SERVICE PROFILE
OUT_ADAPTOR PROFILE RMV_PTIME
MODE INSERVICE
STATE ENABLED
SHOW SIP SERVICE ATT_IPFR_1_SS ADMIN
% SHOW SIP SERVICE ATT_IPFR_1_SS ADMIN
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Node: IOTGSX1
Date: 2012/02/08 03:03:46 GMT
------------------------------------------------------------------------SIP Service
: ATT_IPFR_1_SS
------------------------------------------------------------------------Admin State
: ENABLED
Mode
: INSERVICE
Action
: DRYUP
Dryup Timeout (min)
: 5
Trunk Group
: ATT_IPFR_1_TG
Disc Treatment
: sipDefault
Tone Package
: default
Source Address Filtering
: DISABLED
Ans Supervision Timeout
: 300
Ans Supervision Timeout Action
: RELEASE
Signaling Zone
: EXTERNAL
Media Zone
: EXTERNAL
Media NIF Group
: NIF-OUTSIDE
NAPT for Signaling
: DISABLED
NAPT for Media
: DISABLED
NAPT for Public IP Behind NAT Support: DISABLED
NAPT QualificationTable name
:
Parse Embedded BGID
: DISABLED
Congestion Reject Method
: RELEASE
Congestion Retry Timer Min (sec)
: 10
Congestion Retry Timer Max (sec)
: 30
Congestion Release Timeout (sec)
: 0
SIP Timer T1 (msec)
: 500
SIP Timer T2 (msec)
: 4000
SIP Session Keepalive Timer (sec)
: 1800
SIP Session Term Delta Time (sec)
: 0
SIP Minimum Session Timer (sec)
: 90
Retry Count for SIP Messages
: 7
Retry Count for INVITE Message
: 6
Retry Count for RE-INVITE Message
: 0
Retry Count for BYE Message
: 3
Retry Count for CANCEL Message
: 3
Session keepaliveretry on 422
: 5
: 5
Use Route Set
: DISABLED
OPTIONS
: ALLOW
REFER
: ALLOW
SUBSCRIBE
: ALLOW
NOTIFY
: ALLOW
INFO
: ALLOW
REGISTER
: ALLOW
MESSAGE
: REJECT
PUBLISH
: REJECT
UPDATE
: ALLOW
Address Reachability Service Profile : ATT_IPFR_ARSP
REGISTER redirection method
: NONE
Registration
: NONE
Registrant CAC Profile
:
Use CallingParty from PAI(priority1) : ENABLED
Use CallingParty from PPI(priority2) : ENABLED
Use CallingParty from RPI(priority3) : ENABLED
Use CallingParty from FROM(priority4): ENABLED
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Registrar Minimum Expires (sec)
: 3600
Use CPC Param Received in
: DEFAULT
Relay ISUP MIME Body
: DISABLED
Privacy Param Restricted
: DEFAULT
Long Duration Call Timeout (mins)
: 0
Long Duration Call Action
: NOACTION
Long Duration Call Release Cause
: 41
Long Duration Call Emergency Calls
: EXCLUDE
Resource Priority Header Profile
: defaultSipResPriorProf
Variant Type
: SONUS
Trusted Source flag
: ENABLED
COMEDIA connection role
: NONE
Crank Back Profile
: 1
Skip Crank Back Profile
: DISABLED
DNS Support
: A-ONLY
Receive Side Filter Profile
: defaultFilterProf
Direct Media Allowed
: DISABLED
TCP Retransmit Interval in Seconds
: 6
SCTP Retransmit Interval in Seconds : 6
Registration Max-Expires NON-NAT
: 3600
Registration Max-Expires NAT-TCP
: 240
Registration Max-Expires NAT-UDP
: 60
Call Redirection
: ENABLED
Transport Protocol Preference #1
: NONE
: NONE
: NONE
: NONE
Factor Value for Hop Counter
: 1
Max FwdsHdr Default
: 70
Route Msg Validation
: NOVALIDATION
Overlap Addressing Support
: DISABLED
Overlap Min Digits For Query
: 0
Overlap Timer Digit Collection
: 10
Overlap Timer IOW3
: 4
Timer IOW2
: 0
Inter Operator ID
:
URI PRESENTATION PREFERENCE
: NONE
Additional Headers Transmit Profile :
Strict Parse
: DISABLED
TMR Unrestricted 64kbit/s
: DISABLED
Include Application Headers
: DISABLED
Transmit Preconditions
: NONE
Receive Preconditions
: NONE
DataPathModePassthru: DISABLED
CPC to SIP Cause Map Profile Index
: 0
SIP to CPC Cause Map Profile Index
: 0
SIP Cause Profile Index
: 0
Set NOA to International
: DISABLED
Relay Non-Invite Requests
: DISABLED
Default MaxPtime
: 150
The 100Rel support
: ENABLED
Late Media support
: CONVERT
Emergency Profile
:
Estimated Child Registrations
: 1
Input Adaptor Profile
:
Output Adaptor Profile
:
Bckwd Info MsgAfter Confirmed Dialog: DISABLED
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Use Ingress Originating CA
: DISABLED
Add Egress Originating CA
: DISABLED
ISDN SubAddress Preference
: RFC2806
Peer Overload Throttling
: DISABLED
Dynamic Blacklist Profile
:
Use PSX Route for SUBSCRIBE
: DISABLED
Dns Zone Name
: INTERNAL
AOR Validation
: ENABLED
PCRF Realm
:
PCRF Commitment
: NONE
PCRF Cushion Packet Size
: DISABLED
PCRF Cushion Null SDP
: DISABLED
Relay Replaces Header
: DISABLED
Conditionally Inc Methods in Allow
: DISABLED
Precedence Parameter Forwarding
: DISABLED
Media Address Type
: SIPSIGADDRIPTYPE
Send Originating CIC
: DISABLED
Use Ingress Charge Info
: DISABLED
Send Charge Info
: DISABLED
Media Recording
: DISABLED
Refer Reject Response Code
: 403
Redirect Disconnect Code
: 503
Default NOA
: NATIONAL
Post Dial Delay Timeout (seconds)
: 0
Post Dial Delay Response Code
: 503
Log Relay 3xx contacts into Cdr
: DISABLED
Allow VSC codes
: DISABLED
Start Rtp inactivity on call connect
: DISABLED
Option Tag Profile
: defaultSipOTagProf
MSRP Support
: DISABLED
No Attempt Cdr Uri Username
: Sip-Probe
SR Timer State
: DISABLED
JURISDICTION Support
: DISABLED
JIP Profile
: defaultSipSrvcJipProf
FEID for P-DCS-Billing-Info header
:
Reuse IP Address on FQDN resolution : DISABLED
E164 Local Profile
: defaultE164LocalProf
E164 Global Profile
: defaultE164GlobalProf
Enable Suspend Resume Timer For
: BOTH
Oli Support in PAI Header
: DISABLED
Block Progress On 3XX Response
: DISABLED
Early Media Cut-Thru Method
: SESSIONANSWER
Early Media DefaultGatingMethod
: SENDRECV
Early Media Egress Support
: ENABLED
Early Media RTP Server
: default
%
CREATE SIP SERVICE ATT_IPFR_2_SS
ATT_IPFR_ARSP
TRUNK GROUP ATT_IPFR_2_TG
SIGNALING ZONE EXTERNAL
MEDIA ZONE EXTERNAL
MEDIA NIFGROUP NIF-OUTSIDE
ADDRESS REACHABILITY SERVICE PROFILE
OUT_ADAPTOR PROFILE RMV_PTIME
MODE INSERVICE
STATE ENABLED
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SHOW SIP SERVICE ATT_IPFR_2_SS ADMIN
% SHOW SIP SERVICE ATT_IPFR_2_SS ADMIN
Node: IOTGSX1
Date: 2012/02/08 03:05:21 GMT
------------------------------------------------------------------------SIP Service
: ATT_IPFR_2_SS
------------------------------------------------------------------------Admin State
: ENABLED
Mode
: INSERVICE
Action
: DRYUP
Dryup Timeout (min)
: 5
Trunk Group
: ATT_IPFR_2_TG
Disc Treatment
: sipDefault
Tone Package
: default
: DISABLED
: 300
: RELEASE
Signaling Zone
: EXTERNAL
Media Zone
: EXTERNAL
Media NIF Group
: NIF-OUTSIDE
NAPT for Signaling
: DISABLED
NAPT for Media
: DISABLED
:
Parse Embedded BGID
: DISABLED
: RELEASE
: 10
: 30
: 0
SIP Timer T1 (msec)
: 500
SIP Timer T2 (msec)
: 4000
: 1800
: 0
: 90
: 7
: 6
: 0
: 3
: 3
: 5
: 5
Use Route Set
: DISABLED
OPTIONS
: ALLOW
REFER
: ALLOW
SUBSCRIBE
: ALLOW
NOTIFY
: ALLOW
INFO
: ALLOW
REGISTER
: ALLOW
MESSAGE
: REJECT
PUBLISH
: REJECT
UPDATE
: ALLOW
Address Reachability Service Profile : ATT_IPFR_ARSP
: NONE
Registration
: NONE
:
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: 3600
: DEFAULT
: DISABLED
: DEFAULT
: 0
: NOACTION
: 41
: EXCLUDE
Variant Type
: SONUS
Trusted Source flag
: ENABLED
: NONE
Crank Back Profile
: 1
: DISABLED
DNS Support
: A-ONLY
: defaultFilterProf
: DISABLED
: 6
: 3600
: 240
: 60
Call Redirection
: ENABLED
: NONE
: NONE
: NONE
: NONE
: 1
Max FwdsHdr Default
: 70
: NOVALIDATION
: DISABLED
: 0
: 10
Overlap Timer IOW3
: 4
Timer IOW2
: 0
Inter Operator ID
:
: NONE
Strict Parse
: DISABLED
: DISABLED
: DISABLED
: NONE
: NONE
: 0
: 0
: 0
: DISABLED
: DISABLED
Default MaxPtime
: 150
The 100Rel support
: ENABLED
Late Media support
: CONVERT
Emergency Profile
:
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: 1
:
:
: DISABLED
: DISABLED
: RFC2806
: DISABLED
:
: DISABLED
Dns Zone Name
: INTERNAL
AOR Validation
: ENABLED
PCRF Realm
:
PCRF Commitment
: NONE
: DISABLED
: DISABLED
: DISABLED
: DISABLED
: DISABLED
Media Address Type
: SIPSIGADDRIPTYPE
: DISABLED
: DISABLED
Send Charge Info
: DISABLED
Media Recording
: DISABLED
: 403
: 503
Default NOA
: NATIONAL
: 0
: 503
: DISABLED
Allow VSC codes
: DISABLED
Start Rtp inactivity on call connect
: DISABLED
Option Tag Profile
MSRP Support
: DISABLED
: Sip-Probe
SR Timer State
: DISABLED
: DISABLED
JIP Profile
:
E164 Local Profile
E164 Global Profile
: BOTH
: DISABLED
: DISABLED
: SESSIONANSWER
: SENDRECV
: ENABLED
: default
%
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2.4.8 Creating and Configuring IP Routes towards AT&T Network
CONFIGURE IP ROUTE ADD IFINDEX 12 IPADDRESS 207.242.225.210 MASK
255.255.255.255 NEXTHOP 121.242.142.129
SHOW IP ROUTES TO DESTINATION 207.242.225.210
% SHOW IP ROUTES TO DESTINATION 207.242.225.210
Node: IOTGSX1
Date: 2012/02/08 03:06:56 GMT
Shelf Slot Destination
Mask
Nexthop
Type
Index
Pref
----- ---- --------------- --------------- --------------- -------- ----- 1
1
207.242.225.210 255.255.255.255 121.242.142.129 LOCAL
12
10
1
4
207.242.225.210 255.255.255.255 121.242.142.129 LOCAL
12
10
%
2.5 NBS to Cisco Call Manager Configuration
NBS to Cisco Call Manager Configuration is the trusted side of NBS and describes theconnection to the
Cisco Call Manager.
2.5.1 Signaling zone
SHOW ZONE INTERNAL ADMIN
% SHOW ZONE internal ADMIN
Node: IOTGSX1
Date: 2012/02/08 03:07:37 GMT
----------------------------------------------------Zone Name:
INTERNAL
----------------------------------------------------Zone ID:
0
TCP Connect Timeout:
5
Transport Protocols:
SIP-UDP|SIP-TCP|SIP-TLS-TCP|SIP-SCTP
TLS Profile Name:
defaultTlsProfile
DNS NIF Group Name:
defaultMgmtNifGroup
DNS EDNS Support:
DISABLED
DNS Extended TTL:
0
%
2.5.2Configuring NIF (Network Interface) Card
CONFIGURE NIF GENET-1-4-1 IPADDRESS 10.54.20.137 MASK 255.255.255.0 NEXTHOP
10.54.20.1
CONFIGURE NIF GENET-1-4-1 STATE ENABLED
SHOW NIF GENET-1-4-1 ADMIN
% SHOW NIF GENET-1-4-1 ADMIN
Node: IOTGSX1
loc port name
type class
action
index
mask
Date: 2012/02/08 03:08:26 GMT
mode
IP address
deviatn
contingstate
timeout nexthop
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DGPstate
DGP bucket
DGP rate
PVPstate
PVP bucket
PVP rate
LGPstatexnq
vstate
tag
IPsec Policy
IPv6 Address
IPv6 Nexthop
IPv6 PrefixLength
LinkLocalAddress
---- ---- ------------------------ ---------- -------- --------------- -----1-4 1
GENET-1-4-1
11
IS
10.54.20.137
0
GIGABITETHERNET
GENERAL
DRYUP
255.255.255.0
0
ENABLED
60
10.54.20.1
ENABLED
24992
3145728
DISABLED
24992
3145728
DISABLED
DISABLED
DISABLED
0
0
fe80::210:6bff:fe01:efb2
%
2.5.3Creating and Configuring NIF-Group
CREATE NIFGROUP NIF-INSIDE
CONFIGURE NIFGROUP NIF-INSIDE ADD INTERFACE GENET-1-4-1
CONFIGURE NIFGROUP NIF-INSIDE STATE ENABLED
SHOW NIFGROUP NIF-INSIDE ADMIN
% SHOW NIFGROUP NIF-INSIDE ADMIN
Node: IOTGSX1
Date: 2012/02/08 03:09:04 GMT
NIF Group:
NIF-INSIDE
Admin State: ENABLED
Interface Name
Interface State
---------------------------------------GENET-1-4-1
ENABLED
%
2.5.4Creating and Configuring SIP Signaling Port
CREATE SIP SIGNALING PORT 3 IPADDRESS 10.54.20.138
CONFIGURE SIP SIGNALING PORT 3 SIGNALING ZONE INTERNAL
CONFIGURE SIP SIGNALING PORT 3 INTERFACE NIF
CONFIGURE SIP SIGNALING PORT 3 NIFGROUP NIF-INSIDE
CONFIGURE SIP SIGNALING PORT 3 STATE ENABLED
CONFIGURE SIP SIGNALING PORT 3 MODE INSERVICE
SHOW SIP SIGNALING PORT 3 ADMIN
% SHOW SIP SIGNALING PORT 3 ADMIN
Node: IOTGSX1
portpriipaddr/port/ state/
UDP Checksum State
Date: 2012/02/08 03:09:47 GMT
sig. zone/numsecipaddrintf slot nif group/
ipsec Mode/
sctp profile
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---- ---------------------------------------- ------ ------- ---------------3 10.54.20.138
5060
ENABLED INTERNAL
0.0.0.0
NIF
1 NIF-INSIDE
DISABLED
INSERVI
defaultSctpProfile DISABLED
%
2.5.5 Creating and Configuring IP Network Selector Table
This is the IP address and address mask of the Cisco Call Manager specified in this table.
CREATE IP NETWORK SELECTOR TABLE CUCM_NS
CONFIGURE IP NETWORK SELECTOR TABLE CUCM_NS ADD NUMBER 10.54.18.102 MASK
255.255.255.255
SHOW IP NETWORK SELECTOR TABLE CUCM_NS ADMIN
% SHOW IP NETWORK SELECTOR TABLE CUCM_NS ADMIN
Node: IOTGSX1
Date: 2012/02/08 03:10:51 GMT
Mask/
Table Name
Network Number
PrefixLen
------------------------ --------------------------------------- -----------CUCM_NS
10.54.18.102
255.255.255.255
%
2.5.6 Creating and ConfiguringTrunk Group
CREATE TRUNK GROUP CUCM_TG TRUNK GROUP TYPE IPSELECTED
CONFIGURE TRUNK GROUP CUCM_TG NETWORK SELECTOR TABLE CUCM_NS
CONFIGURE TRUNK GROUP CUCM_TG MODE INSERVICE
CONFIGURE TRUNK GROUP CUCM_TG STATE ENABLED
SHOW TRUNK GROUP CUCM_TG ADMIN
% SHOW TRUNK GROUP CUCM_TG ADMIN
Node: IOTGSX1
Date: 2012/02/08 03:12:17 GMT
Local Trunk Name: CUCM_TG
---------------------------------------------------------------------------State
ENABLED
0
Mode
INSERVICE
Action
DRYUP
Timeout (min)
5
Block Direction
NONE
NONE
DISABLED
1
1
10
10
SILC State
DISABLED
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Trunk Group Type
IP Call Limit
IP Bandwidth Limit
HPC Profile Name
Resource Allocation
Additional Data
MLPP Profile Name
0
025
IPSELECTED
BOTHWAYS
CUCM_NS
UNLMT
UNLMT
6000
1000
50
DISABLED
15
100
12400
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
defaultintipqueuing
USEDEFAULT
DISABLED
10
10
UNLMT
1
LOCALIGNORED
defaultmlpp
%
2.5.7 Creating and ConfiguringSIP Service
CREATE SIP SERVICE CUCM_SS
CONFIGURE SIP SERVICE CUCM_SS
TRUNK GROUP CUCM_TG
SIGNALING ZONE INTERNAL
MEDIA ZONE INTERNAL
MEDIA NIFGROUP NIF-INSIDE
IN_ADAPTOR PROFILE RMV_PCMU_UPDATE_DTMF
OUT_ADAPTOR PROFILE RMV_PCMU_FRM_RSPONSE
MODE INSERVICE
STATE ENABLED
SHOW SIP SERVICE CUCM_SS ADMIN
% SHOW SIP SERVICE CUCM_SS ADMIN
Node: IOTGSX1
Date: 2012/02/08 03:13:12 GMT
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------------------------------------------------------------------------SIP Service
: CUCM_SS
------------------------------------------------------------------------Admin State
: ENABLED
Mode
: INSERVICE
Action
: DRYUP
Dryup Timeout (min)
: 5
Trunk Group
: CUCM_TG
Disc Treatment
: sipDefault
Tone Package
: default
: DISABLED
: 300
: RELEASE
Signaling Zone
: INTERNAL
Media Zone
: INTERNAL
Media NIF Group
: NIF-INSIDE
NAPT for Signaling
: DISABLED
NAPT for Media
: DISABLED
:
Parse Embedded BGID
: DISABLED
: RELEASE
: 10
: 30
: 0
SIP Timer T1 (msec)
: 500
SIP Timer T2 (msec)
: 4000
: 1800
: 0
: 90
: 7
: 6
: 0
: 3
: 3
: 5
: 5
Use Route Set
: DISABLED
OPTIONS
: ALLOW
REFER
: ALLOW
SUBSCRIBE
: ALLOW
NOTIFY
: ALLOW
INFO
: ALLOW
REGISTER
: ALLOW
MESSAGE
: REJECT
PUBLISH
: REJECT
UPDATE
: ALLOW
Address Reachability Service Profile :
: NONE
Registration
: NONE
:
: 3600
: DEFAULT
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: DISABLED
: DEFAULT
: 0
: NOACTION
: 41
: EXCLUDE
Variant Type
: SONUS
Trusted Source flag
: ENABLED
: NONE
Crank Back Profile
: 1
: DISABLED
DNS Support
: A-ONLY
: defaultFilterProf
: DISABLED
: 6
: 3600
: 240
: 60
Call Redirection
: ENABLED
: NONE
: NONE
: NONE
: NONE
: 1
Max FwdsHdr Default
: 70
: NOVALIDATION
: DISABLED
: 0
: 10
Overlap Timer IOW3
: 4
Timer IOW2
: 0
Inter Operator ID
:
: NONE
Strict Parse
: DISABLED
: DISABLED
: DISABLED
: NONE
: NONE
: 0
: 0
: 0
: DISABLED
: DISABLED
Default MaxPtime
: 150
The 100Rel support
: ENABLED
Late Media support
: CONVERT
Emergency Profile
:
: 1
: RMV_PCMU_UPDATE_DTMF
: RMV_PCMU_FRM_RSPONSE
: DISABLED
: DISABLED
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: RFC2806
: DISABLED
:
: DISABLED
Dns Zone Name
: INTERNAL
AOR Validation
: ENABLED
PCRF Realm
:
PCRF Commitment
: NONE
: DISABLED
: DISABLED
: DISABLED
: DISABLED
: DISABLED
Media Address Type
: SIPSIGADDRIPTYPE
: DISABLED
: DISABLED
Send Charge Info
: DISABLED
Media Recording
: DISABLED
: 403
: 503
Default NOA
: NATIONAL
: 0
: 503
: DISABLED
Allow VSC codes
: DISABLED
Start Rtp inactivity on call connect : DISABLED
Option Tag Profile
MSRP Support
: DISABLED
: Sip-Probe
SR Timer State
: DISABLED
: DISABLED
JIP Profile
:
E164 Local Profile
E164 Global Profile
: BOTH
: DISABLED
: DISABLED
: SESSIONANSWER
: SENDRECV
: ENABLED
: default
%
2.5.8 Creating and Configuring IP Route towards CUCM
CONFIGURE IP ROUTE ADD IFINDEX 11 IPADDRESS 10.54.18.102 MASK 255.255.255.255
NEXTHOP 10.54.20.1
SHOW IP ROUTES TO DESTINATION 10.54.18.102
% SHOW IP ROUTES TO DESTINATION 10.54.18.102
Node: IOTGSX1
Date: 2012/02/08 03:15:48 GMT
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Shelf
Pref
----1
1
%
Slot Destination
Mask
Nexthop
Type
---- --------------- --------------- --------------- -------1
10.54.18.102
255.255.255.255 10.54.20.1
LOCAL
4
10.54.18.102
255.255.255.255 10.54.20.1
LOCAL
Index
----- 11
10
11
10
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3PSX Configuration for NBS9000
3.1Basic PSX Configuration
Perform basic configuration in PSX for routing calls.
3.1.1 Gateway
Page 37
1 of 1
Page 38
3.1.2 Class of Service
1 of 1
Page 39
3.1.3 Carrier
1 of 1
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3.1.4 Softswitch
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3.2 PSX Configuration for NBS9000 towards AT&T IP Flex Reach
PSX Configuration for NBS9000 towards AT&T IP Flex Reaches the un-trusted side of NBS. It is required
in PSX for connecting to AT&T network.
3.2.1 Feature Control Profile ATT_IPFR_FCP
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3.2.2IP Signaling Profile ATT_IPFR_ISP
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3.2.3 Signaling Profile ATT_IPFR_SP
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3.2.4 Element Routing Priority NA_IOT
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3.2.5 DM/PM Criteria ATT_DM_PM_CRITERIA
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3.2.6 DM/PM Rule ATT_DM_PM
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3.2.7IP Signaling Peer Group for Trunk Group ATT_IPFR_1_TG
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3.2.8IP Signaling Peer Group for trunk group ATT_IPFR_2_TG
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3.2.9 Codec Entry ATT_IPFR_G711U
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3.2.10 Codec Entry ATT_IPFR_G729AB
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3.2.11 Packet Service Profile ATT_IPFR_G729_G711
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3.2.12 Trunk Group ATT_IPFR_1_TG
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Note: Trunk Group ATT_IPFR_2_TG and TrunkGroup ATT_IPFR_1_TG are same except for the
IP_Signaling_Peer_Groupvalue.
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3.2.13 Routing Label ATT_IPFR_RL
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3.2.14 Standard Route for Routing Calls Coming from CUCM_TG to ATT_IPFR_RL
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3.3 PSX Configuration for NBS9000 towards CUCM
PSX Configuration for NBS9000 towards CUCM is the trusted side of NBS. PSX configuration is required
for connecting to CUCM.
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3.3.1 Feature Control Profile CUCM_FCP
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3.3.2IPSignaling Profile CUCM_ISP
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3.3.3Signaling Profile CUCM_SP
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3.3.4 IP Signaling Peer Group CUCM_PG
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3.3.5 Codec Entry CUCM_G729AB
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3.3.6 Codec Entry CUCM_G711U
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3.3.7 Packet Service Profile CUCM_G729_G711
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3.3.8 Trunk Group CUCM_TG
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3.3.9 Routing Label CUCM_RL
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3.3.10 Standard Route for Routing Calls Coming from ATT_IPFR_1_TG to
CUCM_RL
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4 CUCM Configuration
The CUCM 8.5 configuration which is used along with the Sonus NBS5200 is as per the details provided
in the Cisco Configuration Guide:
AT&T IP Flexible Reach Service on MIS, MPLS PNT or AT&T VPN: Connecting Cisco Unified
Communications Manager 8.5 with Cisco Unified Border Element Release 8.6 using SIP.
This guide is available online at “CISCO INTEROPERABILITY PORTAL” for “Cisco Unified Border
Element (CUBE) / SIP Trunking Solutions” at the following location:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/solutions/collateral/ns340/ns414/ns728/ns833/1001797.pdf
Following are the differences in the configuration as compared to those used in the CUCM 8.5
configuration guide provided above.
Regions
In the Cisco CUCM 8.5 guide (Page 20 of 125 –to- Page 23 of 125) three regions are configured as
shown in the section “CISCO UCM Regions”
CISCO UCM Regions: Fig (1 of 2)
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CISCO UCM Regions: Fig (2 of 2)
The Device Pools associated with the above 3 regions are reduced to 1 Device Pool, as shown below.
The Default Device Pool described in the CUCM 8.5 Configuration guide remains the same as the Default
Device Pool used with NBS5200.
Device Pool (List):
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SIP Trunk to NBS5200
The configuration for SIP Trunk to the NBS5200 from the CUCM 8.5 would remain the same as
documented in the CUCM guide (Page 69 of 125), except for Device Pool Association.
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SIP Profile Configuration
The configuration for SIP Profile to NBS5200 from the CUCM 8.5 would remain the same as documented
in the CUCM guide, except for the modification for “Early Offer Support for Voice and Video calls” (page
82 of 125) as follows.
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5 Troubleshooting
Call traces can be gathered on an individual call by call basis. This is enabled by creating a Call Trace
Filter on the NBS. When the filter is defined, a calling and called number can be entered to capture a
single call. This data is viewed in the EMS with the Call Trace screen within the Tools major screen.
Assistance for troubleshooting can be obtained by calling the Sonus TAC center at 1-888-391-3434.
This Customer Configuration Guide ("CCG") is offered as a convenience to AT&T's customers.
The specifications and information regarding the product in this CCG are subject to change without
notice. All statements, information, and recommendations in this CCG are believed to be accurate but are
presented without warranty of any kind, express or implied, and are provided “AS IS”. Users must take full
responsibility for the application of the specifications and information in this CCG.
In no event shall AT&T or its suppliers be liable for any indirect, special, consequential, or incidental
damages, including, without limitation, lost profits or loss or damage arising out of the use or inability to
use this CCG, even if AT&T or its suppliers have been advised of the possibility of such damage.
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