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This article is to describe the necessary configuration steps for SBC Edge Emergency Services for Lync E911 - PSAP Callback
Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) Callback is an important SBC Edge feature supporting 911/E911. In the LYNC E911 architecture, the Emergency Location Identification Number (ELIN) number is the PSAP call back number that the emergency service operator can call to reach the original 911 caller. This article explains how to configure the SBC Edge for E911 Calback functionality in a LYNC deployment.
In this best practice example, we will be configuring a SBC Edge node for the Lync E911 with a PSAP callback number in following topology:
Topology
Verify that SBC Edge is added to Microsoft Lync Server 2010 Topology and Control Panel as directed by Microsoft Lync Server 2010 Deployment Guides and it appears correctly in Microsoft Lync Server 2010 Control Panel as shown below:
Verify SBC Edge Added to Topology
Voice Routing
On the Microsoft Lync 2010 Front End Server, launch Lync Server Management Shell and run the following commands to enable "PDIFLOSupport" and to create a Location Information Server (LIS) Subnet as shown below:
Run Commands
On the Microsoft Lync 2010 Front End Server, launch Microsoft Lync Server Control Panel and configure the Location Policy as shown below:
Configure Location Policy
On the Microsoft Lync 2010 Front End Server, launch Microsoft Lync Server Control Panel and configure the Associated Normalization Rules with 911 dialing as shown below:
Configure Associated Normalization Rules
On the Microsoft Lync 2010 Front End Server, launch Microsoft Lync Server Control Panel and configure the Voice Policy with 911 route as shown below:
Configure Voice Policy
On the Microsoft Lync 2010 Front End Server, launch Microsoft Lync Server Control Panel and verify that relevant Call Route contains the 911 pattern match as shown below:
Verify Relevant Call Route
Fill-in the setup fields and click Apply as shown in below example:
Lync 2010 Setup
Upon a successful Lync 2010 Setup run, wizard will create your SBC Edge node for the minimum required settings for SIP to ISDN and ISDN to SIP calls. In addition, Emergency Service will be enabled and relevant configuration will be set. In this section, we will only verify the Emergency Service related configuration fields settings.
Transformation Table
The wizard creates the following transformation table entry for 911 calls in the outbound direction which are directed to PSAP number as shown below:
Transformation Table
SIP to ISDN Call Route Entry
The wizard creates the following SIP to ISDN Call Route Entry for 911 calls in the outbound direction which are directed to relevant ISDN Signaling Group as shown below:
SIP to ISDN Call Route Entry
SIP Profile
The wizard creates the following SIP Profile configured with the ELIN Identifier and PIDF-LO enabled as shown below:
SIP Profile
Emergency Services Configuration
The wizard creates the Emergency Services configured with 24 hours Call Status Duration (default) as shown below (note that this is a 1 through 24 hour configurable item):
Emergency Services Configuration
Callback Number Pool
Make sure that the Callback Number Pool is created with the Callback number (2020 in this example) and with the PSAP number (6228 in this example) as shown below:
Callback Number Pool
+1(510)250-2001
dials +911
.+911
to the PSAP number 6228
and sends it out to the PSTN.6228
answers the call, parties go on-hook and terminate the call.The relevant SIP INVITE message for above call setup is as shown below:
SIP INVITE Message
The Sonus SBC 1000/2000 sends out this INVITE message to PSTN as a ISDN SETUP message as shown below:
INVITE Message Sent Out
Sonus SBC 1000/2000 WebUI > Settings - Call Status Table (in navigation pane) lists the relevant Emergency Call as shown below:
Call Status Table
6228
performs a callback to Emergency Callback Number 2020
.2020
with the relevant Calling Number +1(510)250-2001
+1(510)250-2001
The relevant ISDN SETUP message for above call setup, as shown below:
ISDN SETUP Message
SBC Edge Lookup finds the relevant entry in Callback Status Table, as shown below:
Callback Status Table
Sonus SBC 1000/2000 routes the call and send a S_SIP INVITE_ message to the Lync Server, as shown below:
Send INVITE Message to Lync Server
SBC Edge Call Status Table logs this call well, as shown below:
Call Status Table
Every time an Emergency 911 call or PSAP callback call is received on the SBC Edge, SBC Edge throws an alarm with its relevant information as shown below:
Alarm View