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This Best Practice describes One Number Fax (ONF) feature configuration for the SBC Edge in a MS Exchange environment. This document assumes you are familiar with the following:
This document assumes the SBC is already configured with Exchange UM Server. See Best Practices - Upstream Deployment in PSTN - UX - eUM Server Setup.
The table below lists the configuration steps required for One Number Fax; each of these steps is detailed below.
One Number Fax may or may not use the user's facsimileTelephoneNumber attribute that is configured in Active Directory (AD). If AD integration in Call Routing is desired, the Domain Controller and Active Directory must be configured in the SBC as follows:
Create an entry with your domain controller's IP or FQDN (with the Call Route DC type, relevant search scope, and an LDAP query attribute), as shown below:
Navigate to Active Directory> Configuration and configure it as shown below:
Log into the WebUI and navigate to Transformation.
Create a transformation entry to passthrough the Called Address/Number, and normalize the Redirecting Number as facsimiletelephonenumber using the AD integration.
Log into the WebUI and navigate to Transformation.
Create a transformation entry to passthrough the Called Address/Number as shown below.
NOTE: In the example below, the endpoint extension numbers and the eUM Subscriber Number are 3xxx-.
Log into the WebUI and navigate to Transformation.
Create a transformation entry to passthrough the Called Address/Number as shown below.
NOTE: When a call is referred to the Fax Server by eUM, the request header does not contain an extension number. Therefore, this piece of transformation is needed for the calls going to Fax Server.
Two Call route entries need to be created: one for Fax calls, and the other for Voice calls:
Create the following two Call Routing Table Entries.
In Fax Calls where the CNG tone will be detected, a second entry needs to be added in the table to route calls to FAX Server:
For Voice calls, there is no need for an entry to Fax Server, therefore we create a Route Table for one entry for number transformation:
Log in to WebUI and navigate to Call Actions.
Configure an Action Configuration as shown below:
If you plan to utilize AD in Call Route, create an Action Set as shown below:
If you plan NOT to utilize AD in Call Routes, create an Action Set as shown below:
Create/Modify the Media List to have T.38 Media Profile and CNG Tone Detection enabled as shown below:
As depicted in Topology section, three signaling groups are needed to complete configuration for PBX - SBC - Exchange - Fax Server integration:
Ensure the relevant Action Set is applied to the ISDN Signaling Group as shown below:
Ensure the relevant Media List is applied to the SIP Signaling Group as shown below:
Ensure the relevant Media List is applied to the SIP Signaling Group as shown below:
Ensure DS1, SIP, and the Active Directory licenses are available in your node as shown below: