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Locating a Registered SA SBC SWe Edge on RAMP

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Locating a Registered SA SBC SWe Edge on RAMP Locating a Registered SA SBC SWe Edge on RAMP

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1. Log in to RAMP. For more information on logging in to RAMP, refer to Log onto the RAMP GUI.

2. In the left navigation pane, go to Device Management > Devices. The Devices pane opens on the right.

3. Locate the registered SA SBC SWe Edge you wish to remove.

DeconfiguringRAMP from SBC SWe Edge 

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Deconfiguring RAMP from SBC SWe Edge Deconfiguring RAMP from SBC SWe Edge

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1. Log in to your SA SBC SWe Edge instance.

2. Click the Settings tab at the top of the WebUI.

3. In the left navigation pane, go to System > Node-Level Settings. The Node-Level Settings pane opens on the right.

4. In the Ribbon Application Management Platform (RAMP) section, select No from the Connect to RAMP dropdown list.
   

5. Click Apply. The following message opens.
   

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   It takes about 3 minutes for the disconnection to be reflected on RAMP. Once you successfully disconnect your SWe Edge and RAMP, the Status of the SWe Edge shows Registered - Offline on RAMP.

   
   

Removing an SBC SWe Edge Node from RAMP

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Removing an SBC SWe Edge Node from RAMP Removing an SBC SWe Edge Node from RAMP

Start

1. Log in to RAMP.
2. Unregister the SA SBC SWe Edge from RAMP. For more information, refer to Unregister Nodes.
3. Remove the SA SBC SWe Edge node from RAMP. For more information, refer to Delete Nodes.

Installing an SBC SWe Edge on a Hypervisor 

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Installing an SBC SWe Edge on a Hypervisor Installing an SBC SWe Edge on a Hypervisor

You must install a second SBC SWe Edge instance on VMware ESXi, KVM, or Hyper-V to upgrade an SA NLL SWe Edge to an HA NLL SWe Edge. For more information on installing an SBC SWe Edge instance on VMware ESXi. KVM, or Hyper-V, refer to:

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Obtaining a Node-Locked License for an HA SWe Edge Pair

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Obtaining a Node-Locked License for an HA SWe Edge Pair Obtaining a Node-Locked License for an HA SWe Edge Pair

You must obtain a new NLL with two SWe Edge IDs for your HA SWe Edge pair, one SWe Edge ID for the Active instance and the other for the Standby instance. You will receive an email that contains information on the two SWe Edge IDs after you purchase an NLL license from Ribbon Sales or through the Ribbon Partner Portal.

For more information on obtaining a new NLL with a SWe Edge ID, refer to Obtaining and Installing an SBC SWe Edge Production Node-Locked License.

Deploying High Availability on SBC SWe Edge 

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Deploying High Availability on SBC SWe Edge Deploying High Availability on SBC SWe Edge

The following workflow defines the procedures to deploy HA on an SBC SWe Edge.

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Enable High Availability on Active and Standby SWe Edge Instances 

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Enable High Availability on Active and Standby SWe Edge Instances Enable High Availability on Active and Standby SWe Edge Instances

Enabling HA on Active and Standby SWe Edge instances allows you to have increased system stability during mid-call failovers.

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1. Log in to your SBC SWe Edge instance. 

2. Click the Settings tab at the top of the WebUI.

3. In the left navigation pane, go to System > Node-level Settings.

4. Click Enable HA.
   
   Enable HA on SBC SWe Edge Instance
   
   

    

5. Enter the Local IP Address, Local IP Netmask, and Remote IP Address in the Create HA Interface pop-up window. 
   
   

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   The Local IP is the HA IP address of the instance you are currently in. The Remote IP is the other HA IP address of the other instance, as mentioned in the Prerequisites section.

   
   Create an HA Interface on the Instance
   
   
   
   

6. You will be prompted with the below confirmation. Click on OK to continue.
   
   
   

7. Click OK. The instance will reboot for about 2 minutes until it displays the HA interface. 

   HA Interface on the Active Instance

   

8. Confirm that HA is enabled on this instance. The HA role of the instance is seen in the right-hand corner of the WebUI.

   The HA Role is Shown at the Right Hand Corner of the Instance WebUI 

   

9. Repeat steps 1 to 7 in the second instance, becoming the Standby. 

Verify High Availability Status 

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Verify High Availability Status Verify High Availability Status

Verifying HA pair status allows you to ensure that both Active and Standby SBC SWe Edge instances are correctly enabled.

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1. Log in to the Active HA instance. 

2. Click the Diagnostics tab at the top of the WebUI.

3. In the left navigation pane, go to High Availability > HA Status Details to view the HA status.
   

4. Repeat steps 1 to 3 on the Standby HA instance.
   

   
   

Install a Node-Locked License 

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Install a Node-Locked License Install a Node-Locked License

Installing a Node-Locked license allows you to use SBC SWe Edge features. Licenses applied to the Active instance are replicated to the Standby instance. 

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1. Log in to the Active instance.

2. Click the Settings tab at the top of the WebUI.

3. In the left navigation window, go to System > Licensing > Install New License.
   
   
   

4. Click Choose File and upload your license.

5. Click Decode to see the details of the license.
   
   
   

6. Click Apply. The newly added license can be seen in the Feature Licenses Decoded from the Provided License Key window. 

Managing an HA NLL SWe Edge through RAMP 

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Managing an HA NLL SWe Edge through RAMP Managing an HA NLL SWe Edge through RAMP

Depending on your requirements, you may choose to manage your HA NLL SWe Edge with RAMP version 23.06 or later to track the statistics on the SWe Edge, such as the number of calls.The following workflow defines the procedures for managing HA NLL SWe Edge through RAMP. 

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Connect an HA NLL SWe Edge to RAMP 

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Connect an HA NLL SWe Edge to RAMP Connect an HA NLL SWe Edge to RAMP

Connecting an HA NLL SWe Edge to RAMP allows you to register the HA NLL SWe Edge with RAMP and associate NLL licenses with your SBC SWe Edge HA pair.

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• Connecting an HA NLL SWe Edge to RAMP, refer to Configuring for Ribbon Application Management Platform during Initial Setup.
• RAMP parameters, refer to Configuring for Ribbon Application Management Platform at Node-level.

Verify the Registration of the HA NLL SWe Edge on RAMP 

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Verify the Registration of the HA NLL SWe Edge on RAMP Verify the Registration of the HA NLL SWe Edge on RAMP

Verifying the Registration of the HA NLL SWe Edge on RAMP ensures that you can manage the HA NLL SWe Edge through RAMP. The SBC SWe Edge automatically registers with RAMP after you complete Upgrade an SWe Edge SA Node-Locked Licensed SWe Edge License to an HA Node-Locked Licensed SWe Edge License in a RAMP Scenario.

For more information on registering an SBC SWe Edge HA pair with RAMP, refer to Register an SBC Edge Device.

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