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Global CAC objects. See CAC Statistics table below for details.

The number of active and stable sessions over a configured interval of time.

• name – A dummy key used during collection of statics. Ignore this field. 
• amrnbLegCount – The high-water mark for AMR-NB call legs occurring during the current statistics interval.
• amrwbLegCount – The high-water mark for AMR-WB call legs occurring during the current statistics interval.
• callCount – The current high-water mark of total number of active calls.
• encryptCount – The high-water mark for encrypted calls occurring during the current statistics interval
• enhancedVideoCount – The high-water mark for enhanced video calls occurring during the current statistics interval.
• evrcLegCount – The high-water mark for EVRC call legs occurring during the current statistics interval.
• evsLegCount - The current high water mark of total number of evs calls.
• hpcQueueAbandons - The current number of HPC calls that the SBC places in queues for HPC call queuing, but that the SBC abandons before the calls complete.
• hpcQueueAttempts - The current number of HPC calls that the SBC successfully places in queues for HPC call queuing.
• hpcQueueOverflows - The current number of HPC calls for which the HPC call queuing attempts are unsuccessful because queues are full.
• hpcQueueTimeouts - The current number of HPC calls that the SBC removes from queues for HPC call queuing because the queue timeout timer expires.
  NOTE: For call flows associated with HPC Queue statistics, refer to Call Flows with HPC Queue Statistics.
  
• licenseMode – The current SBC license mode. Possible values: 
  • • • • • • nodeLocked
            • domain
   
• mrfSessionsCount – The high-water mark for MRF sessions occurring during the current statistics interval.
• niceRecCount – The high-water mark for NICE recorded calls occurring during the current statistics interval.
• pdcsCount – The high-water mark for P-DCS-LAES header-based call interception sessions occurring during the current statistics interval.
• silkLegCount – The high-water mark for Silk call legs occurring during the current statistics interval.
• sipRecCount – The high-water mark for SIP Recording calls occurring during the current statistics interval.
• slbSessionsCount - The current high water mark of total number of slb calls.
• srtpCount – The high-water mark for SRTP calls occurring during the current statistics interval.
• transcodeCount – The high-water mark for transcoded sessions occurring during the current statistics interval.
  

callCountIntervalStatistics

The number of active and stable sessions for one or more intervals.

• number – A sequence number which identifies the interval to which the set of statistics apply.
• name – A dummy key used during collection of statics. Ignore this field. 
• amrnbLegCount – The high-water mark for AMR-NB call legs occurring during the statistics interval.
• amrwbLegCount – The high-water mark for AMR-WB call legs occurring during the statistics interval.
• callCount – The high-water mark of total number of active call for the reporting interval.
• encryptCount – The high-water mark for encrypted calls occurring during the statistics interval
• enhancedVideoCount – The high-water mark for enhanced video calls occurring during the statistics interval.
• evrcLegCount – The high-water mark for EVRC call legs occurring during the statistics interval.
• evsLegCount - The current high water mark of total number of evs calls.
• hpcQueueAbandons - The current number of HPC calls that the SBC places in queues for HPC call queuing, but that the SBC abandons before the calls complete.
• hpcQueueAttempts - The current number of HPC calls that the SBC successfully places in queues for HPC call queuing.
• hpcQueueOverflows - The current number of HPC calls for which the HPC call queuing attempts are unsuccessful because queues are full.
• hpcQueueTimeouts - The current number of HPC calls that the SBC removes from queues for HPC call queuing because the queue timeout timer expires.
• intervalValid – A value of "true" indicates this interval is valid.
• licenseMode – The current SBC license mode. Possible values:
  • • • • • • nodeLocked
            • domain
• mrfSessionsCount – The high-water mark for MRF sessions occurring during the statistics interval.
• niceRecCount – The high-water mark for NICE recorded calls occurring during the statistics interval.
• pdcsCount – The high-water mark for P-DCS-LAES header-based call interception sessions occurring during the statistics interval.
• silkLegCount – The high-water mark for Silk call legs occurring during the statistics interval.
• sipRecCount – The high-water mark for SIP Recording calls occurring during the statistics interval.
• slbSessionsCount - Displayed as system wide total stable SLB sessions Count.
• srtpCount – The high-water mark for SRTP calls occurring during the statistics interval.
• time – The system up-time when the interval statistics were collected.
• transcodeCount – The high-water mark for transcoded sessions occurring during the statistics interval.

Call count statistics for the server; cumulative count since boot. Results include following fields:

• activeCalls – A snapshot of total number of active calls on the SBC at the point of execution of the status command. This count reflects the actual live calls on the box independent of the state of the call (setup, stable, updating or clearing).
• callAttempts – Number of call attempts on this server.
• callCompletions – Total number of call attempts that were completed on this server.
• callUpdates – Total number of call updates (re-INVITES or any other triggers that result in call transitioning to transient state/stable state).
• stableCalls – Current number of stable managed calls on this server.
• totalCalls  (see activeCalls definition above).
• totalCallsEmergEstablishing – A snapshot of the total number of emergency calls currently in the 'establishing' state.
• totalCallsEmergStable – A snapshot of the total number of emergency stable calls currently up on the SBC. Stable Calls are defined as calls that are fully stable – connected and media cut-through that will survive fail over. This excludes calls in establishing, clearing and updating states, which will not survive switchover.

NOTE: The following statistics are deprecated:

• activeCallsNonUser 
• stableCallsNonUser
• totalCallsNonUser 

See Call Detail Status Data table for details.

See Call Media Status Statistics table for details.

NOTE: During the multilevel transfers, refer to GCID in fields associatedGcid1 and associatedGcid2 for media-related parameters such as packets sent/received.

For example:

1. A calls B (GCID 1).
2. B refers to C (GCID2).
3. Later D replaces C (GCID3).

Here, the final call is connected between A and D.
In CallDetailStatus associated GCIDs are shown as
callDetailStatus 1
{ associatedGcid1 3; associatedGcid2 1; }
callDetailStatus 3
{ associatedGcid1 1; associatedGcid2 3; }
Here, the packets sent/received are shown in CallMediastatus for GCID 1 instead of GCID 3.

(D-SBC only) Displays the media statistics corresponding to private NIF resources for an MRF call.

• gcid – Unique Global Call Identifier (GCID) of the call
• resIndex – Target resource index to access details within the call
• streamId – Identifier of the media stream in the call to which the resource is allocated
• resId – Resource identifier of the public and private NIF resource hosted in Media or Transcoding used in the call
• resType – Resource type (Example: xresUser)
• legId – The call leg ID on which the resource resides (Example: Ingress-0, Egress-1)
• nodeGcidAndIpAddr – GCID and IP address of the node (M/T) where the resource is hosted (Example: 16 (192.168.3.34), 16 is GCID and 192.168.3.34 is IP address)
• localRtpPort – Local RTP port of the public or private NIF resource hosted in M or T SBC
• remoteRtpPort – Remote peer's RTP port
• remoteRtcpPort – Remote peer's RTCP port
• rtpPacketSent – Number of RTP packets sent by the resource
• rtpPacketRecv – Number of RTP packets received by the resource
• rtcpPacketSent – Number of RTCP packets sent by the resource
• rtcpPacketRecv – Number of RTCP packets received by the resource
• rtpPacketDiscard – Number of RTP packets discarded by the resource

Call resource statistics.

• gcid – Unique Global Call Identifier (GCID) of the call
• resIndex – Target resource index to access details within the call
• resId – Resource identifier of the public and private NIF resource hosted in Media or Transcoding used in the call
• resType – Resource type (Example: xresUser)
• callId – Global Call identifier (GCID) for the call to which this resource is allocated
• legId – The call leg ID on which the resource resides (Example: Ingress-0, Egress-1)
• nodeGcidAndIpAddr – GCID and IP address of the node (M/T) where the resource is hosted (Example: 16 (192.168.3.34), 16 is GCID and 192.168.3.34 is IP address)

DTLS-SRTP negotiation statistics. 

• clientAuthFailures – The number of times peer failed DTLS authentication with SBC as the client.
• currentClientConnections – The number of client sessions currently active.
• currentServerConnections – The number of server sessions currently active.
• fatelAlertsReceived – The number of FATAL Alerts received.
• fingerprintMismatch – The finger print miss match.
• handshakeFailures – The cumulative total of all handshake failures.
• handshakeTimeouts – The number of handshakes that timed out before completing.
• noCipherSuite – The number of handshake failures due to inability to converge on a cipher suite.
• noClientCert – The number times we were the client and we failed to derive a certificate to send the server.
• noSrtpProfile – The absence of the Srtp Profile.
• receiveFailures – The number of receive failures (failure to decrypt).
• sendFailures – The number of send failures (failure to encrypt).
• serverAuthFailures – The number of times peer failed DTLS authentication with SBC as the server.
• sessionResumptions – The number of server sessions that have been resumed.
• successfulClientHandshakes – The number of complete client handshakes.
• successfulServerHandshakes – The number of complete server handshakes.
• totalClientSessions – The cumulative total number of client sessions.
• totalServerSessions – The cumulative total number of server sessions.
• versionMismatch – The number of failed version miss match.
• warningAlertsReceived – The number of WARNING Alerts received.

Displays the current number of packets each blocking entry level drops.

• keyType – The type of the key element, such as call-ID or calling party.
• keyEntity – The value of the key type.
• entityBlockCount – The number of times this key element blocks SIP messages.

Displays all current blocking entries.

• keyType – The type of the key element, such as call-ID or calling party.
• keyEntity – The value of the key type.

Displays all current fault record details.

• recordId – The record ID of the fault record.
• timestamp – The time when either the record is created or the respective crash occurred.
• callId – The call-ID of the SIP message that causes the crash.
• callingParty – The calling party of the SIP message that causes the crash.
• calledParty – The called party of the SIP message that causes the crash.
• sourceIp – The source IP of the SIP message that causes the crash.

Displays the total number of packets dropped because of all the blocking entries.

• totalBlockCount – The total number of packets dropped.

Global statistics of IP trunk groups in this zone.

• addressContext – The name of address context for this trunk group.
• bwAvailable – The amount of bandwidth available for allocation. (Kbits/second)
• bwCurrentLimit – The current bandwidth limit for this IP trunk group. (Kbits/second)
• bwInboundUsage – The amount of bandwidth in use for inbound traffic. (Kbits/second)
• bwOutboundUsage – The amount of bandwidth in use for outbound traffic. (Kbits/second)
• inboundCallsUsage – Number of inbound calls for IP trunk groups configured for inbound or both directions.
• outboundCallsUsage – Number of non-priority outbound calls for this IP trunk group.
• packetOutDetectState – The packet outage detection state.
• priorityCallUsage – Number of priority calls for IP trunk groups configured with callReservation state enabled.
• state – Current operational state of the IP trunk group.
• totalCallsAvailable – The sum of all available or unblocked calls for this trunk group.
• totalCallsConfigured – The total number of calls that are configured on this IP trunk group.
• totalCallsInboundReserved – Total number of inbound calls reserved for IP trunk groups configured for inbound or both directions only.
• totalOutboundCallsReserved – Total number of outbound calls reserved for IP trunk groups that are configured for incoming call reservation.
• zone – The name of zone for this trunk group.

NOTE: This statistic is only available from CLI.

The collection of ICMP General Group information for the specified instance. 

• <server name> – Name of the server.
• inDestUnreachs – The number of ICMP Destination Unreachable messages received.
• inEchoReps – The number of ICMP Echo Reply messages received.
• inEchos – The number of ICMP Echo (request) messages received.
• inErrors – The number of ICMP messages which the entity received but determined as having ICMP-specific errors (bad ICMP checksums, bad length, etc.).
• inMsgs – The total number of ICMP messages which the entity received.
• outDestUnreachs – The number of ICMP Destination Unreachable messages sent.
• outEchoReps – The number of ICMP Echo Reply messages sent.
• outEchos – The number of ICMP Echo (request) messages sent.
• outErrors – The number of ICMP messages which this entity did not send due to problems discovered within ICMP such as a lack of buffers.
• outMsgs – The total number of ICMP messages which this entity attempted to send.

The collection of IP General Group information for the specified instance. 

• <server name> – Name of the server.
• fragFails – The number of IP datagrams that have been discarded because they needed to be fragmented at this entity but could not be, e.g., because their 'Don't Fragment' flag was set.
• fragOKs – The number of IP datagrams that have been successfully fragmented at this entity.
• inAddrErrors – The number of input datagrams discarded because the IP address in their IP header's destination field was not a valid address to be received at this entity.
• inDelivers – The total number of input datagrams successfully delivered to IP user-protocols (including ICMP).
• inDiscards – The number of input IP datagrams for which no problems were encountered to prevent their continued processing, but which were discarded (e.g., for lack of buffer space).
• inHdrErrors – The number of input datagrams discarded due to errors in their IP headers, including bad checksums, version number mismatch, other format errors, time-to-live exceeded, errors discovered in processing their IP options, etc.
• inReceives – The total number of input datagrams received from interfaces, including those received in error.
• inUnknownProtos – The number of locally-addressed datagrams received successfully but discarded because of an unknown or unsupported protocol.
• outDiscards – The number of output IP datagrams for which no problem was encountered to prevent their transmission to their destination, but which were discarded (e.g., for lack of buffer space).
• outNoRoutes – The number of IP datagrams discarded because no route could be found to transmit them to their destination.
• outRequests – The total number of IP datagrams which local IP user- protocols (including ICMP) supplied to IP in requests for transmission.
• reasmFails – The number of failures detected by the IP re-assembly algorithm (for whatever reason: timed out, errors, etc).
• reasmOKs – The number of IP datagrams successfully re-assembled.
• reasmReqds – The number of IP fragments received which needed to be reassembled at this entity.
• reasmTimeout – The maximum number of seconds which received fragments are held while they are awaiting reassembly at this entity.

Call count statistics for the server. 

• attemptedCall – Total Number of OCS attempted Calls.
• establishedCalls – Total Number of OCS Establised Calls.
• failedCalls – Total Number of OCS Failed Calls.
• pendingCalls – Total Number of OCS Pending Calls.
• rejectedCalls – Total Number of OCS rejected Calls.
• relayedCall – Total Number of OCS Relayed Calls.
• successfulCalls – Total Number of OCS successful Calls.

 Lists the current global OOD message rate statistics.

• name – A dummy key used during collection of statics. Ignore this field.
• oodMessagePeakRate – The current high water mark for the rate of OOD messages.

Lists the global interval OOD message rate statistics.

• number – A sequence number which identifies the interval to which the set of statistics apply.
• name – A dummy key used during collection of statics. Ignore this field.
• intervalValid – A value of "true" indicates this interval is valid.
• time – The system up-time when the interval statistics were collected.
• oodMessagePeakRate – The high water mark for the rate of OOD messages for the interval.

Policy Server Statistics.

• CdDNBasedDestAllowedTable – The Traffic Management related counters for allowed called DN based destination
• CdDNBasedDestBlockedTable – The Traffic Management related counters for blocked called DN based destination.
• contractorBasedOrigAllowedTable – The Traffic Management related counters for allowed contractor number based origination.
• contractorBasedOrigBlockedTable – The Traffic Management related counters for blocked contractor number based origination.
• dialedDestAllowedTable – The Traffic Management related counters for allowed dialed destination number.
• dialedDestBlockedTable – The Traffic Management related counters for blocked dialed destination number.
• dnsEnumCounters – Policy DNS ENUM query counters
• failureCounters – Policy failure counters
• finalCallingNumberAllowedTable – The Traffic Management related counters for allowed final calling number.
• finalCallingNumberBlockedTable – he Traffic Management related counters for blocked final calling number.
• finalDestAllowedTable – The Traffic Management related counters for allowed final destination number.
• finalDestBlockedTable – The Traffic Management related counters for blocked final destination number.
• hpcCallsPerGsxTable – The Ingress PSTN HPC Calls related counters per GSX table.
• hpcExemptionGsxTable – The Traffic Management HPC Exemption related counters per GSX table.
• lnpGsxTable – The LNP related counters per GSX table.
• lnpTfCounters – Policy LNP and toll-free counters
• mwiServiceCounters – Policy Message Waiting Indicator service counters
• originationAllowedTable – The number of calls for which a origination number with a provisioned Traffic control was allowed to complete.
• originationBlockedTable – The number of calls for which a origination number with a provisioned Traffic control was blocked.
• policyReqCounters – Policy request counters
• serviceUsageCounters – Policy service usage counters
• sipCounters – Policy SIP message counters
• sipE911Counters – Policy E911 service counters
• translatedDestAllowedTable – The Traffic Management related counters for allowed translated destination number.
• translatedDestBlockedTable – The Traffic Management related counters for blocked translated destination number.
• adServiceStats - Displays Active Directory Service Statistics.
  AD SERVICE ID - name of the ad service
   NUM SUCCESS AD LOOKUP - Number of successful lookup attempts.
   NUM FAILED AD LOOKUP - Number of failed lookup attempts.

servers  

Global configuration details.

• callNotificationCriteria - criteria for triggering call notification to an Application Server.
  • name – call notification criteria name.
  • calledPartyId - called party.
  • calledPartyType - number, AoR, *.
  • callingPartyId - calling party.
  • callingPartyType - number, AoR, *.
  • cnsGroupClusterId - name of a Cns cluster to receive notifications.
  • eventType - dialogEventPackage.
  • otherLegTG - name of the trunk group for the other call leg.
  • role - trunk group role: ingress, egress.
  • userPartType - source of userpart to be used in NOTIFY messages.
• callRecordingCriteria – Call Recording Criteria details.
  • name – Call Recording Criteria name.
  • srsGroupId – Session Recording Server (SRS) Group Profile identifier.
  • ingressTgId – Ingress trunk group Id.
  • EgressTgId – Egress trunk group Id.
  • callingPartyId – The calling party number for which the call is recorded.
  • calledPartyId – The called party number for which the call is recorded.
  • nextHopIp –  IP address of the next hop.
  • previousHopIp –  IP address of the previous hop.
  • recordingType – The call legs to record.
  • gwId – The gateway Id.
  • recordingStopCriteria – The criteria to stop the recording.
  • numberOfCalls – The number of calls to occur to stop the recording criteria.
  • recordingDuration – Duration of the recording, in seconds.
  • recorderType – Call recorder type.
  • criteriaState – Administrative state of this Call Recording Criteria.

List of calls being recorded through SIPREC.

• gcid
• recorderAddress
• recorderFqdn
• recorderId
• recordingLeg
• rxRtpAddress
• txRtpAddress

Specifies the SRVCC call count statistics for the server.

• key – Key value for the call.
• atcfCallTfrAttempts – Number of atcf call attempts on this server
• atcfCallTfrSuccess – Number of atcf calls success on this server
• atcfCallTfrFailResp4xx – Number of atcf calls failed with 4xx response on this server
• atcfCallTfrFailResp5xx – Number of atcf calls failed with 5xx response on this server
• eatfCallTfrAttempts – Number of eatf call attempts on this server
• eatfCallTfrSuccess – Number of eatf call success on this server
• eatfCallTfrFailResp4xx – Number of eatf calls failed with 4xx response on this server
• eatfCallTfrFailResp5xx – Number of eatf calls failed with 5xx response on this server
• ps2psCallTfrAttempts – Number of PS2PS call tranfer attempts on this server
• ps2psCallTfrSuccess – Number of PS2PS call tranfer success on this server
• ps2psCallTfrFailure – Number of PS2PS call failure on this server

SBC instances with minimal impact on the existing calls and registrations are removed by allocating time for those sessions to terminate on their own.

• nodeStatus – Displays the current system global status.

The collection of TCP General Group information for the specified instance. 

• clientConnections – The number of times TCP connections have made a direct transition to the SYN-SENT state from the CLOSE state.
• establishedConnections – The number of TCP connections for which the current state is either ESTABLISHED or CLOSE- WAIT.
• failedAttempts – The number of times TCP connections have made a direct transition to the CLOSED state from either the SYN-SENT state or the SYN-RCVD state, plus the number of times TCP connections have made a direct transition to the LISTEN state from the SYN-RCVD state.
• inErrors – The total number of segments received in error (e.g., bad TCP checksums).
• inResets – The number of times TCP connections have made a direct transition to the CLOSED state from either the ESTABLISHED state or the CLOSE-WAIT state.
• inSegments – The total number of segments received, including those received in error.
• outResets – The number of TCP segments sent containing the RST flag.
• outSegments – The total number of segments sent, including those on current connections but excluding those containing only retransmitted octets.
• retransSegments – The total number of segments retransmitted - that is, the number of TCP segments transmitted containing one or more previously transmitted octets.
• serverConnections – The number of times TCP connections have made a direct transition to the SYN-RCVD state from the LISTEN state.

The collection of UDP General Group information for the specified instance.

• inDatagrams – The total number of UDP datagrams delivered to UDP users.
• inErrors – The number of received UDP datagrams that could not be delivered for reasons other than the lack of an application at the destination port.
• outDatagrams – The total number of UDP datagrams sent from this entity.
• unknownPorts – The total number of received UDP datagrams for which there was no application at the destination port.

The shared CAC-limits pool current statistics.

• activeRegs – The current number of active registrations of this shared CAC-limits pool.
• activeSubs – The current number of active subscriptions on this shared CAC-limits pool.
• inBwUsage – The sum of BW usage (expected data rate in Kbits per second multiplied by call duration in seconds) for every inbound call associated with this shared CAC-limits pool.
• maxActiveBwUsage – The high watermark of BW usage in either direction associated with this shared CAC-limits pool.
• maxActiveCalls – The current high watermark of total number of active calls in both the inbound and outbound directions bound by limits of this shared CAC-limits pool.
• maxActiveRegs – The current high watermark of registrations subject to limits of this shared CAC-limits pool.
• maxActiveSubs – The current number of maximum active subscriptions on this shared CAC-limits pool.
• outBwUsage – The total bandwidth usage for every outbound associated with this shared CAC-limits pool using the formula: expected data rate in Kbits per second multiplied by call duration in seconds.

The shared CAC-limits pool current failure statistics.

• allocFailBwLimit – The number of failed bandwidth requests due to this shared CAC-limits pool exceeding the configured bandwidth limit.
• allocFailCallLimit – The number of failed call requests due to this shared CAC-limits pool exceeding the configured call limit.
• allocFailParentConstraint – The current number of failures due to a parent limit denial.
• allocFailSipReg – The current number of failed SIP registration attempts due to this shared CAC-limits pool exceeding the configured registration limit.
• sipOtherReqFailPolicing – The current number of failed SIP other non-INVITE attempts due to policing on this shared CAC-limits pool.
• sipSubsFailPolicing – The current number of failed SIP Subscribe attempts due to policing on this shared CAC-limits pool.
• videoThresholdLimit – The number of video streams that exceeded the threshold limit for this shared CAC-limits pool.

The shared CAC-limits pool interval failure statistics.

• allocFailBwLimit – The number of failed bandwidth requests due to this shared CAC-limits pool exceeding the configured bandwidth limit for the specified interval.
• allocFailCallLimit – The number of failed call requests due to this shared CAC-limits pool exceeding the configured call limit for the specified interval.
• allocFailParentConstraint – The current number of failures due to a parent limit denial for the specified interval.
• allocFailSipReg – The current number of failed SIP registration attempts due to this shared CAC-limits pool exceeding the configured registration limit for the specified interval.
• sipOtherReqFailPolicing – The current number of failed SIP other non-INVITE attempts due to policing on this shared CAC-limits pool for the specified interval.
• sipSubsFailPolicing – The current number of failed SIP Subscribe attempts due to policing on this shared CAC-limits pool for the specified interval.
• time – The system up-time when this interval statistic is collected.
• videoThresholdLimit – The number of video streams that exceeded the threshold limit for this shared CAC-limits pool for the specified interval.

The shared CAC-limits pool statistics for the specified interval.

• activeRegs – The number of active registrations of this shared CAC-limits pool for the specified interval.
• activeSubs – The number of active subscriptions on this shared CAC-limits pool for the specified interval.
• inBwUsage – The total bandwidth usage for every inbound call associated with this shared CAC-limits pool using the formula: expected data rate in Kbits per second multiplied by call duration in seconds.
• intervalValid – A value of "true" indicates this interval is valid.
• maxActiveBwUsage – The high watermark of bandwidth usage in either direction associated with this shared CAC-limits pool for the specified interval.
• maxActiveCalls – The high watermark of total number of active calls in both the inbound and outbound directions bound by limits of this shared CAC-limits pool for the specified interval.
• maxActiveRegs – The high watermark of registrations subject to limits of this shared CAC-limits pool for the specified interval.
• maxActiveSubs – The number of maximum active subscriptions on this shared CAC-limits pool for the specified interval.
• outBwUsage – The total bandwidth usage for every outbound associated with this shared CAC-limits pool using the formula: expected data rate in Kbits per second multiplied by call duration in seconds.
• time – The system up-time when this interval statistic is collected.

Current status of the shared CAC-limits pool.

• bwAvailable – The amount of bandwidth available for allocation.
• bwInboundUsage – The amount of bandwidth in use for inbound traffic.
• bwOutboundUsage – The amount of bandwidth in use for outbound traffic.
• inboundCallsUsage – The current inbound or incoming usage on this shared CAC-limits pool.
• outboundCallsUsage – The current outbound, non-priority usage on this shared CAC-limits pool.
• sipRegActive – The number of active SIP registrations on this shared CAC-limits pool.
• sipSubsActive – The number of active SIP subscriptions on this shared CAC-limits pool.
• totalCallsAvailable – The sum total of all available calls on this shared CAC-limits pool.

Unique global call identifier (GCID).

The current allocated session bandwidth, in Kbps, on the ingress leg. If no session bandwidth is used, value is "0".

NOTE: The IceState for each stream displays as "ST_ICE_COMPLETE" only when remote IP of all the streams in the call are learned.

The Ingress Leg local media IP and port offered by DSBC in the INVITE message to MRF in the format "<Ingress-Private-XRES-Local-IP>/<Port> (rtcp: <rtcpPort>)";    

IP address of the Ingress remote peer

Ingress trunk group name used for the call

egressPrivStream1LocalIpSockAddr

IP address of the Egress remote peer

The number of RTCP packets sent in ingress MediaStream1 for this call (if RTCP is enabled for this call leg). Includes RTCP port, if enabled, for this call leg. 

The label applied to this media stream

The global current service authorization statistics.

• entry – A dummy key is added to non-config scalar element container, though only one row is allowed in container.
• licenseMode – Displays the current licensing mode of the SBC.
• amrnbLegAuthorisation – If set to "1", the DSP-AMRNB license is available.
• amrwbLegAuthorisation – If set to "1", the DSP-AMRWB license is available.
• capacityLicenseAuthorisation – If set to "1", the SBC-CAPACITY license is available.
• dspG722SessionsAuthorisation – If set to "1", the DSP-G722 license is available.
• e911SessionsAuthorisation – If set to "1", the SBC-POL-E911 license is available.
• encryptAuthorisation – If set to "1", the ENCRYPT license is available.
• enhancedVideoAuthorisation – If set to "1", the SBC-VIDEO license is available.
• enumSessionsAuthorisation – If set to "1", the SBC-POL-ENUM license is available.
• evrcLegAuthorisation – If set to "1", the DSP-EVRC license is available.
• evsLegAuthorisation – If set to "1", the DSP-EVS license is available.
• gmp1x10SessionsAuthorisation – If set to "1", the SBC-1X10GMP license is available.
• gmp4x1SessionsAuthorisation – If set to "1", the SBC-4X1GMP license is available.
• liSessionsAuthorisation – If set to "1", the SBC-LI license is available.
• mrfSessionsAuthorisation – If set to "1", the SBC-MRF-RTU license is available.
• niceRecAuthorisation – If set to "1", the SBC-NICEREC license is available.
• pdcsAuthorisation – If set to "1", the SBC-P-DCS-LAES license is available.
• polRtuSessionsAuthorisation – If set to "1", the SBC-POL-RTU license is available.
• psxRtuSessionsAuthorisation – If set to "1", the SBC-PSX-RTU license is available.
• sbcRtuSessionsAuthorisation – If set to "1", the SBC-RTU session license is available.
• silkLegAuthorisation – If set to "1", the DSP-SILK license is available.
• sip323SessionsAuthorisation – If set to "1", the SBC-SIP323 license is available.
• sipISessionsAuthorisation – If set to "1", the SBC-SIP-I license is available.
• sipRecAuthorisation – If set to "1", the SBC-SIPREC license is available.
• srtpAuthorisation – If set to "1", the SRTP license is available.
• swInstanceLicenseAuthorisation – If set to "1", the SWE-INSTANCE license is available.
• transcodeAuthorisation – If set to "1", the VDSP-RTU license is available.
• mediaProbeAuthorisation – If set to "1", the MEDIA-PROBE license is available.

The global service authorization statistics during the set interval.

• licenseMode – Displays the current licensing mode of the SBC.
• intervalValid – A value of "True" indicates the time interval was valid.
• number – A sequence number for the time interval.
• time – The system "up" time when the interval statistic was collected.
• amrnbLegAuthorisation  – If set to "1", the DSP-AMRNB license is available.
• amrwbLegAuthorisation  – If set to "1", the DSP-AMRWB license is available.
• capacityLicenseAuthorisation – If set to "1", the SBC-CAPACITY license is available.
• dspG722SessionsAuthorisation – If set to "1", the DSP-G722 license is available.
• e911SessionsAuthorisation – If set to "1", the SBC-POL-E911 license is available.
• encryptAuthorisation – If set to "1", the ENCRYPT license is available.
• enhancedVideoAuthorisation – If set to "1", the SBC-VIDEO license is available.
• enumSessionsAuthorisation – If set to "1", the SBC-POL-ENUM license is available.
• evrcLegAuthorisation – If set to "1", the DSP-EVRC license is available.
• evsLegAuthorisation – If set to "1", the DSP-EVS license is available.
• gmp1x10SessionsAuthorisation – If set to "1", the SBC-1X10GMP license is available.
• gmp4x1SessionsAuthorisation – If set to "1", the SBC-4X1GMP license is available.
• liSessionsAuthorisation – If set to "1", the SBC-LI license is available.
• mrfSessionsAuthorisation – If set to "1", the SBC-MRF-RTU license is available.
• niceRecAuthorisation – If set to "1", the SBC-NICEREC license is available.
• pdcsAuthorisation – If set to "1", the SBC-P-DCS-LAES license is available.
• polRtuSessionsAuthorisation – If set to "1", the SBC-POL-RTU license is available.
• psxRtuSessionsAuthorisation – If set to "1", the SBC-PSX-RTU license is available.
• sbcRtuSessionsAuthorisation – If set to "1", the SBC-RTU session license is available.
• silkLegAuthorisation – If set to "1", the DSP-SILK license is available.
• sip323SessionsAuthorisation – If set to "1", the SBC-SIP323 license is available.
• sipISessionsAuthorisation – If set to "1", the SBC-SIP-I license is available.
• sipRecAuthorisation – If set to "1", the SBC-SIPREC license is available.
• srtpAuthorisation – If set to "1", the SRTP license is available.
• swInstanceLicenseAuthorisation – If set to "1", the SWE-INSTANCE license is available.
• transcodeAuthorisation – If set to "1", the VDSP-RTU license is available.
• mediaProbeAuthorisation – If set to "1", the MEDIA-PROBE license is available.

Global Call Routing objects.

• route – Route statistics:
  
  • Element Type
  • Element ID1
  • Element ID2
  • Routing Type
  • Destination National
  • Destination Country
  • Call Type
  • Digit Type
  • Range Profile
  • Filter Profile
  • Domain Name
  • Routing Label
• routingLabel – Routing Label statistics:
  • Name
  • Overflow Number
  • Overflow NOA
  • Overflow NPI
  • Route Prioritization Type
  • Route Prioritization Type For Equal Cost Routes
  • Script
  • Action
  • Num Routes Per Call
  • Sequence
  • Trunk Group
  • IP Peer
  • Proportion
  • Cost
  • In Service
  • Testing

callTrace

Call Trace group configuration for the Node.

• callFilter – This table contains call trace filters for the node.
• callTraceTimer – The call trace timer value.
• errorFilter – The error filter to apply system wide.
• maxTriggerCount – The trigger count for both call and error trace filters.
• signalingPacketCapture – This entry contains signaling packet capture devices and admin state.

carrier  

Carrier definitions.

• <id> – A unique identifier for this carrier.
• services classOfService – Class of service associated with this carrier.

country  

 Country definitions.

• <id> – A unique country identifier.
• listOfNumberOfDigitsToMatch – List of digit lengths in called/calling numbers for pattern matching.

  • called – List of digit lengths (comma-separated) in Called Number for pattern matching.

  • calling – List of digit lengths (comma-separated) in Calling Number for pattern matching.

  • criteria – List of digit lengths (comma-separated) in Called Number for pattern matching when determining if number translation is required.

• variableLengthDialPlan – Indicates whether a variable length dial plan is enabled or disabled.

license  

• sessionsThreshold – The current threshold limit for the number of licensed sessions.
• dspAmrNbThreshold – DSP-AMRNB licensed sessions notification threshold.
• dspAmrWbThreshold – DSP-AMRWB licensed sessions notification threshold.
• dspEvrcThreshold – DSP-EVRC licensed sessions notification threshold.
• mrfSessionsThreshold – SBC-MRF-RTU licensed sessions notification threshold.
• niceRecThreshold – SBC-NICEREC licensed sessions notification threshold.
• sipRecThreshold – SBC-SIPREC licensed sessions notification threshold.
• srtpSessionsThreshold – SRTP licensed sessions notification threshold.
• vdspThreshold – VDSP-RTU licensed sessions notification threshold.
• videoSessionsThreshold – SBC-VIDEO licensed sessions notification threshold.

Note: These thresholds, other than sessionsThreshold, apply to alarms that apply to local license mode only. Local license mode is not currently supported and therefore the associated alarms are not triggered.

monitorEndpoint

The current monitor endpoint (MCT) settings. Fields include:

• Name
• Trunk Group
• IP Address
• Port Number
• State

monitorTarget  

The current monitor target settings. Fields include:

• name – Target name.
• gcid – The target GCID (Global Call Identifier) to tap.
• monitorEndpoint – Name of endpoint to use for recording
• monitorLeg – Specifies which leg to tap (all, both, egress, ingress)
• duration – The duration (in seconds) that the monitor target is tapped.
• state – Administrative state of the monitor target configuration

npaNxx <npaNxx code>

National destination code settings. The fields include:

• national – National destination code
• portedFlag – The portedFlag state

qoeCallRouting

QoS-based call routing table.

• mediaQosBasedRouting – The status of the flag for Media QoS KPI calculation and validation
• signalingQosBasedRouting – The status of the flag for Signaling QoS KPI calculation and validation

script

List of pre-seeded scripts used for call control. The fields include:

• <script name>
• description 

• majorVersion

• minorVersion


security  ipsec

System-wide IPSec settings.

• ikeRetransmitCount – Ike Message retransmission count
• ikeRetransmitInterval – Ike Message retransmission interval in seconds

servers  

Global server configuration details.

• callNotificationCriteriaGroup - a group Of call notification criteria
  • callNotificationCriteriaGroupData - data rows for call notification criteria.
  • description - description for the group of call notification criteria.
    
• cnsGroupCluster - a cluster of Cns group profiles.
  • cnsGroupClusterData - data rows for Cns group cluster. 
  • description - description for the Cns group cluster.
    
• cnsGroupProfile - a group of call notification servers.
  • cnsGroupData -  data row for a Cns server.
  • description - description of the profile.
  • loadDistribution - load distribution mechanism: sequence or round-robin.
  • uri - URI to use in the Request-URI of NOTIFY messages for this group of servers.
• dns – DNS Global configuration parameters

  • iterationCount – The global Iteration count limit for DNS iterations of server requests.

  • monitoringInterval – The global monitoring interval (in secs) for DNS Servers.

  • probeInterval – The global probe interval (in secs) for blacklisted DNS Servers.

  • retransmissionCount – The global retransmission count limit for DNS iterations of server requests.

  • retransmissionTimer – The global retransmission timer value for DNS iterations of server requests.

  • timeouts – The global number of timeouts for blacklisting a DNS Server.

• e911 – Enhanced 911 service

• e911VpcDevice – E911 VPC Device.
• enumDomainName – Private domain used for launching this ENUM service.
  • forwardersData – Adds eDNS related configurations in the ERE CLI and populates the slwresd.conf file accordingly. The slwresd.conf file adds the server tag, which mentions the eDNS type the server supports. Note: The M-SBC does not support this feature.
    
    • eDNSType <no | yes> – Set this flag to yes to send the eDNS OPT record.
      
    • eDNSBufferSize <0 | 512-4096> – If this parameter is configured as any value other than zero, the OPT record uses this value when the eDNSType flag is set to yes. If this parameter is configured as 0, the OPT record uses the eDnsGlobalBufferSize value when the eDNSType flag is set to yes.  
• enumDomainNameLabel – The DNS Zone label associated with the specified DNS Zone.

  • enumDomainLabelName – DNS zone label name.

  • enumDomainNameId – Data rows of DNS zone label.

• enumService – ENUM service

  • criteria triggerCriteria – Trigger criteria to use for this ENUM service.

  • defaultTreatment – Default treatment to apply to this ENUM service.

  • enumDefinitions privateDomainNameForEnumLookups – The private domain name to use for ENUM look-ups.

  • flags

    • active - Enable or disable this ENUM service.

    • processCallingNumber – Whether to analyze the calling number using prefix profile.

    • processNewANI – Whether to process any newANI parameters received in NAPTR responses.

    • skipFurtherNumberTranslationServices – Specifies whether the SBC skips all further services and goes directly to routing.

  • priority – The priority (order) of execution among ENUM services.

  • requestTimeOut – Request timeout value, in milliseconds.

  • serviceType – ENUM service type for this ENUM service: CNAM, LNL, or SIPAoR.

• lwresdProfile – LWRESD Profile name.
• srsGroupCluster – SRS Group Cluster configuration details.
  • name – SRS Group Cluster name
  • description – Descriptive text about this SRS Group Cluster
  • priority – The sequence number of the srsGroupId row
  • srsGroupId – SRS Group Profile attached to this cluster
• srsGroupProfile – Session Recording Server (SRS) Group Profile configuration.
  • name – SRS Profile Group Name.
  • description – Description for the SRS group.
  • loadDistribution – The load distribution scheme for the SRS group
  • numSimultaneousStream – Input number of simultaneous streaming of media for SRS group
  • priority – Priority
  • transport – The transport type for the SRS
  • ipAddress – IP address of the SRS
  • ipPort – TCP/UDP port for the SRS
  • ipTgid –IP trunk group ID used for the SRS
  • srtp – SRTP state for this profile
  • cryptoSuiteProfile – The unique identifier for the Crypto Suite Profile, if configured

signaling

Global Signaling objects.

• diamSigControls - The Global Diameter Signaling Controls.
  • addSonusSpecificAVP - When set to enabled, this flag to send additional CDR information within Ribbon vendor-specific Attribute Value Pairs (AVPs) in Accounting-Request (ACR) messages over the existing Rf Interface.
  • defaultCCF - Specify the IP address to use as the default CCF realm configuration if CCF is not received in the PCFA. (default = 0.0.0.0)
  • enableRfApp - When set to enabled, the Rf Accounting application at the system level sends accounting information over Rf Interface.
  • generateFailedEventAcr - Enable the flag to send an ACR for the failed event.
  • maxACRretransmission - The maximum number of ACR retransmissions (0-3) to use if the SBC does not receive ACA (default = 3).
  • rfInterimAccInrvl - Specifies the interim account interval value (0-180) to send when no interval is received in ACA. Set value to “0” to not send interim record (default = 30). Note that if ACA has a different value than rfInterimAccInrvl, this parameter is overwritten.
• gwSigTimers – This table contains information about GW Signaling Timers for the node.

  • congRelDelay – The amount of time (in seconds) that a call which is rejected due to congestion will be delayed before the release is issued.

  • establish – The Gateway Signal Channel Establishment Timer (in seconds.) This value applies to all signal channels

  • idle – The amount of time (in hours) a GW Signaling Link May be idle before it is taken down.

  • keepalive – This is the Gateway Signal Channel Keepalive Timer (in seconds.) This value applies to all signal channels

  • retry – The amount of time (in minutes) the GSX will continue to attempt to recover a GW Signaling Link as long as there are stable calls up

• h323SigTimers – Global H323 Signaling Timers configuration
  

  • establish –  H225 signal channel establishment timer (in seconds)

  • t301 – T301 call timer (in seconds)

  • t302 – T302 call timer (in seconds)

  • t303 – T303 call timer (in seconds)

  • t304 – The T304 call timer (in seconds)

  • t310 – T310 call timer (in seconds)

  • tcpConnect – TCP connect timer (in seconds)

• maxNumTransfers - Specifies the maximum number of transfers (10-100) allowed within a call; default is 10.
• messageManipulation - The SBC supports applying SIP message manipulation (SMM) profiles (SIP adaptor profiles) at the global level. The following parameters are used to assign SIP adaptor profiles that apply globally on ingress or egress:
  •  inputAdapterProfile <profile_name> - The name of a SIP adaptor profile to use globally on inbound messages.
  • outputAdapterProfile <profile_name> - The name of a SIP adaptor profile to use globally on outbound messages.
    Refer to SIP Message Manipulation for more information on SMM.
• sigOnlyMode - This global option controls whether the SBC is in signaling-only mode.
  
  • global - Places the SBC in signaling only mode and automatically enables direct media on all trunk groups and all IPSPs.
  • off (default)
• sipIpPeerStats - When set to enabled, the SBC supports SIP IP Peer Statistics.
• sipPeerOverloadControl – Global SIP Peer Overload configuration.

  • discardPeriod – Discard period (in seconds) for the Peer Overload back-off algorithm.

  • rejectThreshold – Reject threshold (in rejects/sec) for the Peer Overload back-off algorithm.

  • samplingPeriod – Sampling period (in seconds) for the Peer Overload back-off algorithm.

  • stepDownGain – Step down gain for the Peer Overload back-off algorithm.

• sipSigControls – Global SIP Signaling Control settings.

  • egressRNParam – The egress RN parameter. Specifies whether the SBC sends a Redirecting Number Information Element (RNIE) in the egress leg of the call per RFC3398 when the R-URI and the To header differ.

    • disabled
    • enabled (default)

  • loopDetectionFeature – Flag to perform SIP loop detection on SIP INVITEs as described in RFC3261.

  • maxPduSizeValue – The maximum SIP PDU size (in bytes).

  • multipleContactsPerAor – Flag to support multiple different contacts for same AoR.

  • registrarSupportContactParam – Flag to determine if the registrar supports contact parameters and will echo such parameters in the RURI.

  • sendSurrogateUnRegAfterReboot – Flag to trigger de-register messages to all AORs configured to use the Surrogate Registration feature after a reboot.

  • suppressErrorInfoHdr – Flag to suppress the Error-Info header in a 400 response.

  • surrogateRegisterPacingTime – The time gap (in milliseconds) between a final response of surrogate register and next surrogate register message sent across all peers.

  • ucidNodeId  – UCID Node Id to be used to generate UCID in the User-to-User Header.

• srvcc - Single Radio Voice Call Continuity (SRVCC) provides the ability to transition a voice call from the VoIP/IMS packet domain (LTE) to the legacy circuit domain.
  
  • atcfUri - The SIP URI (1-63 characters) to be used as the ATCF Path and Management URI.
  • callLingerTimer - Number of seconds (1-32) to wait for INVITE due to STN_SR before clearing the call (default=32). 
  • eStnSr - The Request URI (0-32 characters) for a emergency transfer call sent by MSC on PS to CS call hand-off.
    
  • pstopsSti - The Request URI (0-32 characters) for a Packet-Switched-to-Packet-Switched (PS-to-PS) optimized hand-over call. 
  • stnSr - The Request URI (0-32 characters) for a transfer call sent by MSC on PS to CS call hand-off.
    
• teamsSupport - When set to enabled, the SBC's SIP Signaling behavior changes to interface with MS Teams.

sipDomain

SIP Domain name.

subscriber  

Subscriber configuration settings.

• ID – Unique identifier for Subscriber.
• country – Country in which the subscriber resides.
• owningCarrier – A 3 or 4-digit Carrier ID number that represents the Carrier who owns the subscriber. Each Carrier can have specific services configured for Subscriber calling numbers.
• packetServiceProfile – The packet service profile used to override the IP trunk groups packet service profile.
• classOfService – Class of service assigned to the subscriber.