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Use Case Scenario
A typical use case scenario for the Multiple IP Interface support is:
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The cleanest solution is to configure a single SIP Signaling Group for each network. The SIP SG pointing towards the ISP network should refer to LAN-2 interface. LAN-2 should be placed in ROUTED mode with an IP address in the 10.51.100.89/24 range. The SIP SG pointing to the Enterprise network should use the Application-IP interface, which is the default.
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Transformation Table
There are 4 different transformations used in this exerciseCreate four different transformation tables (for details, refer to Managing Transformation Tables):
- Translation table for OCS (1xxx) extensions
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Call Routing Tables
There are 3 Create three different Call Routing Table entries used in this exercise(for details, refer to Managing Call Routing Tables):
- Routing Calls from OCS Endpoints
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Signaling Groups
Create four different Signaling Groups
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- Signaling Groups for LAN-
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Signaling Group for PSTN endpoints
The LAN-2 Signaling Group
Signaling Groups for LAN-2 endpoints
This signaling group refers to the IP subnet used between SBC and the SIP trunking provider. There are two subcases here.
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If there is no NAT device between SBC and the SIP-trunking peer, then NAT Traversal must be set to NONE as shown below:
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Adding Static IP Routes
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The previous steps complete the necessary configuration requirements for implementing the Multiple IP feature on
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All end-points located in a private or public network must be reachable through a next-hop gateway, as driven by the network environment.
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Overview
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