Use the NAT Traversal window to configure NAT traversal settings for SIP trunk groups. This section describes the various parameters associated with network-hosted NAT/NAPT traversal for SIP endpoints. To View and Edit NAT Traversal ParametersOn the SBC main screen, go to Configuration > System Provisioning > Category: Trunk Provisioning > Trunk Group > SIP Trunk Group > Services > NAT Traversal. The NAT Traversal window displays. Use the drop-down lists to select the desired Address Context, Zone and SIP Trunk Group. The Edit NAT Traversal window displays.
Use the following table to configure the NAT traversal settings for the trunk group and then click Save.
Parameter | Description |
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Signaling NAT
| Indicates whether or not NAT/NAPT support is required for signaling. - Disabled (default)
- Enabled
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| _No_NAT_for_IPv6 |
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| _No_NAT_for_IPv6 |
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| Media NAT
| Specifies whether or not NAT/NAPT support is required for media. - Disabled (default)
- Enabled
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| Do not configure Media NAT and Ice Support flags on the same trunk group. |
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| _No_NAT_for_IPv6 |
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| _No_NAT_for_IPv6 |
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| Learn NAT For Rtp Only
| Enable flag to learn media NAT from the first RTP packet only. If disabled, media NAT is learned from any first packet received. For egress trunk groups, this flag is applicable only if Dynamic LRBT flag is disabled. If Dynamic LRBT is enabled, NAPT learning occurs on arrival of RTP packet until the call is connected, at which point Learn NAT For Rtp Only applies even for egress Trunk Groups. The options are: Disabled (default) Enabled
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| The action of this flag does not apply to ICE NAT traversal. |
| | Ice Support | This parameter indicates the type of Interactive Connectivity Establishment (ICE) method used for STUN packet check. The values are: Ice Webrtc – This setting is used – Use this setting when inter-working with Webrtc GatewaysWebrtc Gateways, for example the Sonus , with the Ribbon WRTC Gateway or in situations when the when the SBC is presented with an ICE an ICE SDP from a WebRTC-enabled endpoint.
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| When configured for this mode, the SBC acts as a generic ICE-Lite agent. |
- Ice Lync – This is used when inter-working with a Microsoft Lync 2010 or 2013 client.
- Ice Full – This is used when inter-working with a full ICE client which requires a STUN connectivity check to be generated by the SBC in response to its own STUN connectivity check.
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| For MS Lync ICE (Ice Lync setting), keep-alive messages are sent only to the RTP port. |
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| The parameter, Learn NAT For Rtp Only, does not apply to ICE and should not be enabled for the a Trunk Group with ICE Support enabled. |
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The SBC's ICE support capability is not supported for GW-GW call scenarios. |
Refer to SDP Support for a detailed description on Ice Support. | Ice Keepalive Timer
| Specifies the keep alive timer in full-ICE and MS-Lync ICE. The value ranges from 0 to 60 seconds and the default value is 15 seconds. | Info |
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| The Ice Keepalive Timer appears only when the Ice Support flag is set to Ice Full or Ice Lync. |
| | Ice Trickle |
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| MultiExcerptName | Trickle ICE definition |
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| Trickle ICE is a mechanism that allows ICE agents to shorten session establishment delays by making the candidate gathering and connectivity checking phases of ICE non-blocking and by issuing them in parallel. This allows starting the call setup procedure to the SBC before all candidates have been gathered by the user agent so that additional candidates can be sent to the SBC in subsequent INFO and/or offer and answer messages. |
Use this flag to enable Trickle this trunk group. - Disabled (default)
- Enabled
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| _Trickle_Ice_Warning |
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| _Trickle_Ice_Warning |
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| TCP Keepalive Timer
| This NAT TCP keep-alive timer sets the registration refresh rate (in seconds) for SIP over TCP. (default = 240). | UDP Keepalive Timer
| This NAT UDP keep-alive timer sets the registration refresh rate (in seconds) for SIP over UDP. (default = 60). | Outbound TCP Keepalive Timer
| Specifies the NAT outbound keepalive timer (in seconds) for SIP over TCP. The value ranges from 0 to 32767 and the default value is 240. | Outbound UDP Keepalive Timer
| Specifies the NAT outbound keepalive timer (in seconds) for SIP over UDP. The value ranges from 0 to 32767and the default value is 60. | Secure Media NAT Prefix
| Use this parameter to match up to 'N' bits of the network IPv4 address obtained from signaling. If set to "0", feature is disabled, and no match of network IP address will occur. The value ranges from 0 to 32 and the default value is 0. | | Ice TCP Role | Use this flag to specify if SBC initiates the TCP connection for ICE Lync. The options are: - Passive (default) – The SBC waits for the peer to initiate the TCP connection. Use this option when working directly with Lync endpoints.
- Active – Use this option for the SBC to initiate the TCP connection when connected to internal-facing trunk groups where the peer is not behind the NAT. Also, use this option when working with certain Unified Communication (UC) servers such as Acano which expect the peer to initiate the TCP connection. This is only supported when there are no NATs between the SBC and the UC server.
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| Ice TCP Role appears only when the Ice Support flag is set to Ice Full or Ice Lync. |
| | Disable Media NAT If Same Media And Sig IP | Enable this flag to disable Media NAT if Media and Signaling IP addresses are identical. This setting is disabled by default. The options are: - Disabled (default)
- Enabled
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