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Ribbon SBC SWe Lite Release 8.0.2 build 204
This page describes new supported features, and known limitations for the latest release of the Ribbon Session Border Controller Software Edition Lite (SBC SWe Lite).
For system performance information, refer to SBC SWe Lite Performance and Capacity.
For a list of functional differences between SBC Edge and SBC SWe Lite, refer to Functional Differences Between SBC 1000/2000 and SBC SWe Lite.
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The Ribbon products in the following table support all SBC SWe Lite features and functionality for release 8.0.1.
The SBC SWe Lite is a virtualized, enterprise SBC designed for small- and mid-sized businesses. SWe Lite provides a virtual Customer Premise Equipment (vCPE) option for organizations looking to virtualize their interworking, security, and survivability for Unified Communications (UC). The SBC SWe Lite gives you the power to rapidly expand and activate features remotely using a simple license key, eliminating the need for on-site technicians or disruption to operations during peak business hours. With support for virtualization environments such as VMware ESXi, KVM, and Microsoft Azure, the SBC SWe Lite can be installed quickly and easily.
Ribbon SBC SWe Lite Release 8.0.2 Build 204 is a new release for the SBC SWe Lite product line.
The following SBC SWe Lite software is required for this release:
Refer to SBC SWe Lite Hardware and Software Requirements for more information on hardware and software requirements and recommendations.
After the software is downloaded and installed, use the WebUI to verify the currently installed software versions.
For Microsoft Hyper-V deployments only: Downgrading from Release 8.0 to an earlier release is not supported.
SBC SWe Lite is not supported on the Hypervisor platform VMware ESXi 5.5 running on Dell PowerEdge 740 hardware.
For detailed information on installing SBC SWe Lite, refer to Installing and Upgrading SWe Lite.
For functional differences between the SBC SWe Lite and the SBC Edge 1000/2000, refer to Functional Differences Between SBC 1000/2000 and SBC SWe Lite.
This section contain specific upgrade notes for customers planning to upgrade to SBC SWe Lite 8.0.2.
For SBC SWe Lite initially deployed via Azure Marketplace: The system is not automatically upgraded in the cloud; you must upgrade following the instructions below.
For SBC SWe Lite initially deployed via On Premises deployment (via Microsoft Hyper-V, KVM Hypervisor, or VMware ESXi): Follow the instructions below for upgrading.
Before you upgrade your SBC SWe Lite do the following:
A configuration backup must be performed before proceeding with the upgrade. Refer to Backing Up Data.
Follow the general upgrade procedure outlined in the Upgrading SBC SWe Lite.
The following previously released version(s) of SBC SWe Lite can be upgraded to Release 8.0.2.
The following features are included in Release 8.0.2:
When SBC SWe Lite 8.0.2 is communicating with Microsoft Teams it will send the X-MS-SBC header that Microsoft will use for telemetry.
The maximum size of the Music on Hold file that can be uploaded to the SWe Lite has been increased from 1MB to 5MB.
For detailed information, refer to:
The SBC SWe Lite is supported behind a NAT device in Microsoft Teams Direct Routing; this feature enables the SBC to use the IP of the NAT device as the source IP for all outgoing messages.
For detailed information, refer to:
The maximum DSP session density in the SBC SWe Lite has been increased to the following:
For detailed information, refer to:
The SBC SWe Lite now offers an updated license display entry ("Enhanced Media Sessions without Transcoding") that clearly identifies licensed sessions which receive DSP-related services (such as silence suppression, comfort noise, ringback, etc) but without transcoding. The updated display also presents the quantity of sessions that do receive the same DSP services along with transcoding (the "Enhanced Media Sessions with Transcoding" entry).
For detailed information, refer to:
The following issues are resolved in Release 8.0.2:
The following security updates and fixes in Release 8.0.2 are as follows: