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To instantiate S-SBC HA using 1:1 nested heat template:

1. Log on to the OpenStack.

2. On the navigation pane, click Project > Orchestration > Stacks. The Stacks page displays: 

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   0 Figure 1 Stacks Page

3. Click Launch Stack to view the Select Template screen.

4. From the Select Template dialog, do the following:
   
   1. From the Template Source drop-down list, select File.

   2. Under Template File, click Browse.

   3. Select the .yaml file saved on the computer.

   4. Click Next.

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      0 Figure 1 Select Template

      The Launch Stack dialog box displays.

      Enter the required values for the fields.

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      0 Figure 1 Launch Stack

      
      The following table describes the Launch Stack fields:

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      0 Table 1 Launch Stack Fields 3 Launch Stack Fields
      Field Description Example or Recommendation Stack Name * A unique name of the stack to create. SBC-Signaling Creation Timeout (minutes) * Time in minutes for stack creation time-out. Default value is 60 minutes. 60 Rollback on Failure This enables the rollback on create/update failure.   Password for user* This is required for operations to be performed throughout the life cycle of the stack. admin Image Name * The image to be used to launch the Signaling SBC instance. SBCSWe6.1A33 Flavor* The flavor to be used to launch the instance. For more information see, SBC SWe Requirements, refer to For OpenStack. m1.large Security Group* Name of the security group associated with the instance. For more information see, refer to Understanding Security Group Rules. vsbc_security_group name SBC System Name The SBC system name or Redundancy Group name. For more information see, refer to System and Instance Name Convention. Note: Ensure that the System Name you mention, while instantiating a new SBC instance is unique. In case, a new SBC instance is created with the same name as that of an already existing SBC with a different IP then the new SBC's registration request is rejected. SSBC SBC Personality Type Configure a SBC instance to either Integrated SBC (isbc), Signaling SBC (ssbc), or Media SBC (msbc) personality types. Default value is isbc. ssbc Management Port Provider Network Name or ID* Name of the management port private network. provider-mgmt HA Port Private Network Name or ID* Name of the HA port private network. ha-net Packet Port 0 Provider Network Name or ID* Name of packet port 0 private network. In case of port redundancy, the pkt1S uses the same network. provider-pkt0 Packet Port 1 Provider Network Name or ID* Name of packet port 1 private network. In case of port redundancy, the pkt0S uses the same network. provider-pkt1 Mgt0 IP Version IP version of network V4 or V6 Is DHCP enabled on Mgt0 Subnet? If DHCP is enabled on this port, set as TRUE. If DHCP is disabled in this port, set as False. False Management Port IP Address The Management Port IP address of Active and Standby instance must be provided simultaneously separated by commas. 10.x.x.10, 10.x.x.11 Management Port Subnet Prefix Subnet prefix for Management port. 23 Management Port Gateway IP Gateway IP address for management port. 10.x.x.1 Is DHCP enabled on Hat0 Subnet? If DHCP is enabled on this port, set as TRUE. If DHCP is disabled in this port, set as False. False High Availability Port IP Address The HA Port IP address of Active and Standby instance must be provided simultaneously separated by commas. 10.y.y.10, 10.y.y.11 High Availability Port Subnet Prefix Subnet prefix for HA port. 23 High Availability Port Gateway IP Gateway IP address for HA port. 10.y.y.1 Pkt0 IP Version IP version of network V4 or V6 Is DHCP enabled on Pkt0 Subnet? If DHCP is enabled on this port, set as TRUE. If DHCP is disabled in this port, set as False. False Packet Port 0 IP Address The Packet 0 Port IP address of Active and Standby instance must be provided simultaneously separated by commas. 10.z.z.10, 10.z.z.11 Packet Port 0 Subnet Prefix Subnet prefix for Packet 0 port. 23 Packet Port 0 Gateway IP Gateway IP address for Packet 0 port. 10.z.z.1 Packet Port 0 VLAN ID VLAN ID for Packet 0 port. 789 comma separated list of alternate IPs for pkt0 Comma separated list of alternate IPs for pkt0 10.z.z.13, 10.z.z.14 Pkt1 IP Version  IP version of network V4 or V6 Is DHCP enabled on Pkt1 Subnet?  If DHCP is enabled on this port, set as TRUE. If DHCP is disabled in this port, set as False. False Packet Port 1 IP Address  The Packet 1 Port IP address of Active and Standby instance must be provided simultaneously separated by commas. 10.a.a.10, 10.a.a.11 Packet Port 1 Subnet Prefix  Subnet prefix for Packet 1 port. 23 Packet Port 1 Gateway IP  Gateway IP address for Packet 1 port. 10.a.a.1 Packet Port 1 VLAN ID  VLAN ID for Packet 1 port. 789 comma separated list of alternate IPs for pkt1 Comma separated list of alternate IPs for pkt1. 10.a.a.13, 10.a.a.14 SBC Instance Name The unique instance name of active and standby signaling instance must be separated by commas. vSsbc1,vSsbc2 SBC Configured CE Role The role of the instance must be separated by commas ACTIVE,STANDBY HA port IP address of one of the members of SBC Redundancy Group (RG) The HA IP addresses of the nodes used in the redundancy group. For example, Node 1: Node 2's HA IP Node 2: Node 1's HA IP EMS User Name EMS user name to communicate with the APIs. restuser EMS Password EMS user password which is required to perform operations throughout the life cycle of the stack. sonus123 EMS IP 1 The standalone EMS IP address to manage SBC instances. For Geographical Redundancy (GR) EMS deployment, this IP address denotes as EMS source IP address. For Example: For IPv6, Standalone EMS IP address as fd00:10:6b50:4060::8e Geographical Redundancy EMS IP address as fd00:10:6b50:4060::8e and fd00:10:6b50:4060::8f For IPv4, Standalone EMS IP address as 10.54.68.185 Geographical Redundancy EMS IP address as 10.54.68.185 and 10.54.68.186 10.54.68.185 or fd00:10:6b50:4060::8e EMS IP 2 For GR EMS deployment, this IP address denotes as EMS target IP address. 10.54.68.186 orfd00:10:6b50:4060::8f Cluster ID The cluster ID of Signaling SBC (S-SBC) cluster. Signaling-SBC Download Configuration from EMS Enable configuration download from EMS. NOTE: This flag should be enabled only when the instance needs to download the configuration from EMS. True Download Configuration file name Name of the configuration file name. NOTE: If you did not provide the configuration file name, the default configuration file name is used. None

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      If the SBC SWe is not integrated with EMS, the corresponding EMS fields must be set to "None".

5. Click Launch. The new stack is listed in the Stacks table.

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   0 Figure 1 Launch Stack

6. On the navigation pane, click Project > Compute > Instances to view both the new active and standby instances.

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   0 Figure 1 Instances Screen

7. Perform the following to view the active and standby S-SBC instances registered in the EMS:
   1. Log on to EMS.
   2. In Network Management, click Cluster / VNF Management. The Cluster/VNF Management window displays.
   3. Click View Cluster/VNF Node Status tab.

   4. Navigate through the list to view the active and standby S-SBC instances.

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      0 Figure 1 S-SBC Registration in EMS

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