Table of Contents
- Action Set Documents
- Call Forking Based on Active Directory User Attributes
- Call Routing Based on Active Directory User Attributes
- Changing SIP Transport from MTLS - SRTP to TCP - RTP
- Changing SIP Transport Protocol from TCP to TLS in a PBX-SBC-eUM Topology
- Configure SBC Edge Auto Configuration for BroadWorks
- Configure SBC Edge with Tenor AF/AX for Fax
- Configuring a Nortel PBX v4.5 to connect via TDM to the SBC Edge
- Configuring Calls to Emergency Services on PSTN Lines
- Configuring SBC Edge for Broadsoft Compatibility
- Configuring SBC Edge for Calling Party Category II-8 based Collect Call Blocking
- Configuring SBC Edge for DNS Load Balancing
- Configuring SBC Edge for Multiple Media Streams
- Configuring SBC Edge for Music On Hold
- Configuring SBC Edge for One Number Fax in MS Exchange Environment
- Configuring SBC Edge for Standard and Mutual TLS Authentication
- Configuring SBC Edge with Exchange 2013
- Configuring SBC Edge with ISDN IDA-P Switch Variant
- Configuring SBC Edge with ITSP that Requires Digest Authentication with 401 Unauthorized Challenge
- Configuring TDM ports on SBC Edge
- Configuring the Avaya S8300/8400/8500/8700 v.3.1.x to connect via TDM to SBC Edge
- Configuring the Mitel 3300 ICP v9.0.0.41 to connect via TDM to SBC Edge
- Configuring the QoE Feature
- Configuring the RBA 3G4G Feature
- Configuring the SBC 1000 for FXS Calling
- Configuring the SBC Edge for NAT Traversal
- Configuring the SBC Edge for On-Premise PBX Integration With Skype for Business
- Create an Office 365 Tenant
- Deploying an F5 Load Balancer in a PBX-SBC-Lync Topology
- Deploying the Sonus SBC Edge
- Deploying the Survivable Branch Appliance
- Downstream Deployment of SBC Edge in a PBX-SBC-eUM Topology
- How Incoming Calls are Handled When the Server is Unreachable
- How Sonus SBC Edge Transfers an RTP Stream Through Proxy Mode
- How Sonus SBC Edge transfers RTP stream though Proxy Mode
- How to Enable and Provide Log Files From SBC and SBA
- Packet Capture - Best Practice
- Powering Off and Deleting a SWe Lite instance
- SBC Edge Security Hardening Checklist
- SBC for Dummies Series
- SIP Message Manipulation Document Catalog
- SIP Registration
- SIP Trunking Between SIP Border Elements
- SIP Trunking with Multiple IP Support
- The SBC Edge Acts as an ICE Agent
- Translating SIP Responses in SIP-SIP Calls Using 'Pass-thru Peer SIP Response Code'
- Translating SIP Responses in SIP-SIP Calls Using the Pass-thru Peer SIP Response Code
- Use of Calling Extension in Transformation Table for ext=xxxx Input Value
- Using Lync Setup for E911 Configuration
- Verifying Downloads With Checksum
- Working with SIP Signaling Groups and NAT
- Working with the ASM and SBA
This section contains a collection of articles which explore supported ways of configuring and deploying SBC Edge using a range of existing and new features.
The intent is to encourage field engineers, customers, and partners to adopt these best practices to help them improve existing techniques used for configuring and deploying SBC Edge in their VoIP and networking topology.
In addition to configuration procedures, some of these articles contain in-depth verification steps to help you solve common deployment scenarios using methods that are supported and have been tested by Sonus.
These articles are applicable to the latest version of Sonus SBC Edge and assumes the reader has a solid understanding of Unified Communications concepts in addition to training on Microsoft Unified Communication Applications:
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