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Configure and Activate Signaling SBC Configuration

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1. Select the Signaling SBC Cluster.
2. Click Configuration tab. Click New Configuration, the new configuration window is displayed.

3. Select Version and Master Configurator from the drop-down menu. Enter the Configuration Name.

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   0 Figure 1 S-SBC Configuring

4. Click Create (the configurator clears db and reboots. Rebooting might take 2-4 minutes).

5. Click Open Editor to launch SBC Configuration Manager.

6. To validate the meta variable table, see Validating the Meta Variable Table.

7. To create an IP interface group and an IP Interface, see Creating an IP Interface Group and an IP Interface.

8. To create static route, see Creating Static Route.
9. To create DNS group and DNS server, see Creating DNS Group and DNS Server.
10. To create a NTP server, see Creating a NTP Server.
11. To create D-SBC SigPort, see Creating D-SBC SigPort.
12. To create a cluster type, see Creating Cluster Type.
13. To create a zone, see Creating Zone.
14. To create SIP SigPort, see Creating SIP SigPort.
15. To create SIP trunk group, see Creating SIP Trunk Group.
16. To create remote policy server, see Configuring Remote Policy Server.

17. Click Applied Saved Changes and click Close.

18. In the Cluster Management page click Activate Configuration.

     

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    0 Figure 1 Activating Configuration

    
    A message Configuration Activated is displayed.

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1. Log on to EMS SWe.
2. In Network Management, click Cluster/VNF Management. The Manage Cluster/VNFs list is displayed.
   
3. Select Signaling SBC Cluster and navigate to the Configurations tab.
   
4. Select Configuration from the list.

5. Click View Configuration. The SBC Configuration Manager page displays.

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   0 Figure 1 S-SBC Configuration Manager

6. Click All tab.
7. Select Address Context > IP Interface Group. The IP Interface Group List page displays.
8. Select default from the Address Context drop-down menu.
9. Click New IP Interface Group. The Create New IP Interface Group section displays.
10. Enter an IP interface group name. For example. SLIG1.

11. Click Save.

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    0 Figure 1 IP Interface Group 3 IP Interface Group

    
    The Object created successfully message displays.
    

     

    
    

12. Repeat steps 7 through 11 to create three more interface groups. For example, SLIG2, MLIG1, and MLIG2. The four interface groups are listed.
    

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    0 Figure 1 Created IP Interface Group

    
    

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1. Select Address Context > IP Interface Group > IP Interface. The IP Interface List page displays.

   1. Select default from the Address Context drop-down menu.
   2. Select an interface group created from the IP Interface Group drop-down menu. For example, SLIG1.
   3. Click + New IP Interface. The Create New IP Interface section displays.
   4. Enter a name for the interface. For example, SLIF1.
   5. Enter IP Meta key for IP Var V4, Prefix Var V4, IP Public Var V4, IP Var V6, IP Prefix Var V6, IP Public Var V6, and IP VLAN Tag Var fields.
   6. Select Mode as In Service.
   7. Select State as Enabled.
   8. Enter the CE Name. For example, vsbcSystem.
   9. Select pkt0 port from the Port Name drop-down menu.

   10. Click Save.

        

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       0 Figure 1 Creating IP Interface

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   1. The Object created successfully message displays.

2. Repeat step 1 to add an interface for SLIG2 interface group with IP interface as SLIF2 for pkt1 port. The two interfaces are listed.

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   0 Figure 1 Created IP Interface
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Create Static Route

1. Select Configuration > System Provisioning > Static Route. The Static Route List Page is displayed.
2. Select default from the Address Context drop-down menu.
   
3. Click + New Static Route. The Create New Static Route section displays.
   
4. Enter the Destination IP Address (IPv4/IPv6).
   
5. Enter the Prefix value.
   
6. Enter the Next Hop IP Address (IPv4/IPv6).
   
7. Select the IP Interface Group Name from the drop-down menu.
   
8. Select the IP Interface Name from the drop-down menu.
   
9. Enter the Preference Value, default value is 100.
   

10. Click Save.
     

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    0 Figure 1 Creating Static Route 3 Static Route
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    The Object created successfully message displays.
    

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Create DNS Group and DNS Server

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1. Select System > NTP > Server Admin. The Server Admin page displays.\

2. Click + New Server Admin. The Create New Server Admin section displays.
3. Enter server IP address.
4. Select State as Enabled.
5. Select Version as Version4.

6. Click Save.

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   0 Figure 1 NTP Server Admin

   
   The Object created successfully message displays.
   
   

7. Select System > NTP > Time Zone. The Time Zone page displays.

8. Select the instance from the list. The Edit Selected Time Zone section displays.

9. Select an appropriate time zone from the Zone drop-down menu.

10. Click Save.

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    0 Figure 1 Configuring Time Zone

    
    The Updated Successfully message displays.

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Create D-SBC SigPort

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D-SBC SigPort

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1. Select System > Dsbc > Dsbc Sig Port. The Dsbc Sig Port page displays.
2. Select SLIG2 from the IP Interface Group drop-down menu.

3. Click Save.

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   0 Figure 1 Creating D-SBC SigPort
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   The Updated Successfully message displays.

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Create a Zone

Procedure

1. Select Address Context > Zone. The Zone page displays.

2. Select default from the Address Context drop-down menu.

3. Click + New Zone. The Create New Zone section displays.

4. Enter a Name. For example, INTERNAL.
5. Enter a ID.

6. Click Save.

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   0 Figure 1 Creating Zone
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   The Object created successfully message displays.
    

7. Repeat steps 3 through 6 to create another zone. For example, EXTERNAL. The zones are listed.

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   0 Figure 1 Created Zone 3 Zone

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1. Select Address Context > Zone > SIP Sig Port. The SIP SigPort page displays.
2. Select default from the Address Context drop-down menu.
3. Select a zone from the Zone drop-down menu. For example, INTERNAL.
4. Click + New SIP Sig Port. The Create New SIP Sig Port section displays.
5. Enter an Index.
6. Set State as Enabled.
7. Select SLIG1 from the IP Interface Group Name drop-down menu.
8. Select sip-tcp option in the Transport Protocols Allowed.

9. Click Save.

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   0 Figure 1 Creating SIP SigPort 3 SIP SigPort

    

   The Object created successfully message displays.

10. Repeat steps 3 through 9 to create another SIP SIg Port for external zone. The SIP Sig Ports are listed.

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    0 Figure 1 Created SIP SigPort
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Create a SIP Trunk Group

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1. Select Address Context > Zone > SIP Trunk Group > Ingress IP Prefix. The Ingress IP Prefix page displays.
2. Select default from the Address Context drop-down menu.
3. Select a zone from the Zone drop-down menu. For example, INTERNAL.
4. Select the trunk group from the SIP Trunk Group drop-down menu. For example, INGRESS_TG.
5. Click + New Ingress IP Prefix.  The Create New Ingress IP Prefix section displays.
6. Enter the IP Address.
7. Enter the Prefix Length.

8. Click Save.

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   0 Figure 1 Creating Ingress IP Prefix
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   The Object created successfully message displays.

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1. Select Address Context > Zone > SIP Trunk Group > Media. The Media page displays.
2. Select default from the Address Context drop-down menu.
3. Select a zone from the Zone drop-down menu. For example, INTERNAL.
4. Select the trunk group from the SIP Trunk Group drop-down menu. For example, INGRESS_TG.
5. Select MLIG1 from the Media IP Interface Group Name drop-down menu.

6. Click Save. 

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   0 Figure 1 Configuring Media

    The Object created successfully message displays.

7. Repeat steps 3 through 6 to configure media for EGRESS_TG trunk group on EXTERNAL zone to select MLIG2.

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Configure Remote Policy Server

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1. Select System > Policy Server > Local Server. The Local Server page displays.

2. Select the local server listed. The Edit Selected Local Server section displays.

3. Set State as Disabled.

4. Select Out of Service from the Mode drop-down menu.

5. Click Save. 

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   0 Figure 1 Editing Local Server

    The Updated Successfully message displays.

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