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Overview

SBC can be deployed on the access edge as well as on the peering edge in an IMS/VoLTE network. On the access edge, the functional roles include: P-CSCF (IMS-AGW), E-CSCF, ATCF (ATGW) and EATF. On the peering edge the functional roles include: IBCF (TrGW).

The Proxy Call Session Control Function (P-CSCF) is the first point of contact in an IMS network. It is responsible for security associations towards the UE. At the time of UE registration, it inserts itself into the path so that it is in the signaling path for all subsequent messages. P-CSCF determines whether the UE is roaming or not. For a non-roaming UE that is, a UE in the home network, it forwards the registration messages towards the I-CSCF and directly contacts the S-CSCF for all subsequent messages. For a roaming UE, it selects a peering SBC (that is, IBCF) and forwards the SIP messages (including registration, call-related and non-call-related) towards the same.

Deployment Scenario

The following is the deployment scenarios where SBC acts as Access SBC :

SBC IMS Deployment - SBC as Access SBC

Call Flows

Basic Registration Call Flow

Basic Registration Call Flow


The call flow description for the Figure 2 is as follows:

  1. Sonus SBC acting as an A-SBC, receives REGISTER request from UE.
  2. Sonus SBC processes the REGISTER request. It acts as a B2BUA and changes Contact header to point itself and forwards the REGISTER request towards P-CSCF. Sonus SBC does not insert a Path header as (external) P-CSCF doesn’t expect a Path header from UE.
  3. P-CSCF forwards REGISTER towards I/S-CSCF. P/I/S-CSCF responds to the REGISTER with 200 OK.
  4. Sonus SBC stores Path and Service-Route headers and forwards these headers transparently towards UE. It also processes, stores, and passes the P-Associated-URI header that is present in the 200 OK.

Originating Call from UE

Originating Call from UE

The call flow description for the Figure 3 is as follows:

  1. Sonus SBC, acting as an A-SBC, receives INVITE request from UE.
  2. Sonus SBC forwards the INVITE towards the same P-CSCF to whom REGISTER was forwarded based on the local configuration,
    • The egress INVITE contains Route headers that point to P-CSCF (which is the next-hop stored in RCB) and Service-Route header(s) received in 200 OK to REGISTER.
    • It is noted that Sonus SBC does not support to apply default PUI procedures as P-CSCF function is not co-located and instead an external P-CSCF is present.

Configuring SBC Towards UE

 

Configure the following profiles first:

IMPORTANT

The Transparency Profile is the recommended method of configuring transparency on the SBC Core for new deployments as well as when applying additional transparency configurations to existing deployments. Do not use IP Signaling Profile flags in these scenarios because the flags will be retired in upcoming releases.

Refer to the SBC SIP Transparency Implementation Guide for additional information.

Transparency Profile

% set profiles services transparencyProfile TOWARDS_UE sipHeader To
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TOWARDS_UE sipHeader From
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TOWARDS_UE sipHeader Path
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TOWARDS_UE sipHeader Accept
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TOWARDS_UE sipHeader Reason
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TOWARDS_UE sipHeader Server
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TOWARDS_UE sipHeader Warning
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TOWARDS_UE sipHeader Call-Info
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TOWARDS_UE sipHeader Alert-Info
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TOWARDS_UE sipHeader Error-Info
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TOWARDS_UE sipHeader User-Agent
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TOWARDS_UE sipHeader Referred-By excludedMethods register,subscribe,info,publish,message,options,update,bye
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TOWARDS_UE sipHeader Request-URI
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TOWARDS_UE sipHeader Accept-Language
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TOWARDS_UE sipHeader P-Called-Party-Id
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% set profiles services transparencyProfile TOWARDS_UE sipMessageBody application/pidf+xml
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TOWARDS_UE sipMessageBody application/rlmi+xml
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TOWARDS_UE sipMessageBody message/external-body
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TOWARDS_UE sipMessageBody application/pidf+xml
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TOWARDS_UE sipMessageBody application/cpim-pidf+xml
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TOWARDS_UE sipMessageBody application/pidf-diff+xml
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TOWARDS_UE sipMessageBody application/dialog-info+xml
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TOWARDS_UE sipMessageBody application/simple-filter+xml
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TOWARDS_UE sipMessageBody application/resource-lists+xml
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TOWARDS_UE sipMessageBody application/conference-info+xml
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TOWARDS_UE sipMessageBody application/simple-message-summary
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TOWARDS_UE sipMessageBody application/vnd.3gpp.srvcc-ext ignoreTransparency yes
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% set profiles services transparencyProfile TOWARDS_UE state enabled
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% set addressContext default zone ZONE_ACCESSNW sipTrunkGroup TG_TOWARDS_UE services transparencyProfile TOWARDS_UE
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Trunk Group Configuration Towards UE

% set addressContext default ipInterfaceGroup LIG1 ipInterface LIF1 ceName SBX30 portName pkt0 ipAddress 10.7.14.125 prefix 16
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% set addressContext default ipInterfaceGroup LIG1 ipInterface LIF1 mode inService state enabled
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% set addressContext default zone ZONE_ACCESSNW id 2 sipSigPort 1 state enabled ipAddressV4 10.7.14.126 portNumber 5060 ipInterfaceGroupName LIG1 transportProtocolsAllowed sip-udp,sip-tcp,sip-sctp,sip-tls-tcp
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% set addressContext default zone ZONE_ACCESSNW sipTrunkGroup TG_TOWARDS_UE mode inService state enabled media mediaIpInterfaceGroupName LIG1
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% set addressContext default zone ZONE_ACCESSNW sipTrunkGroup TG_TOWARDS_UE ingressIpPrefix 10.70.0.0 16
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% set addressContext default staticRoute 10.70.0.0 16 10.7.1.1 LIG1 LIF1 preference 100
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% set addressContext default staticRoute 10.54.0.0 16 10.7.1.1 LIG1 LIF1 preference 100
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% set addressContext default zone ZONE_ACCESSNW sipTrunkGroup TG_TOWARDS_UE signaling registration requireRegistration required-nonpriority
% set addressContext default zone ZONE_ACCESSNW sipTrunkGroup TG_TOWARDS_UE callRouting useRouteSet rcbNextHopAndStored 
% set profiles signaling ipSignalingProfile IPSP_PCSCF egressIpAttributes privacy transparency enable
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% set addressContext default zone ZONE_ACCESSNW sipTrunkGroup TG_TOWARDS_UE services preconditions transparent
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IPSec Support for SBC with External P-CSCF

% set profiles services sipSecurityProfile IPSEC_SBC sbxSecMode sbc-pcscf
% set profiles services sipSecurityProfile IPSEC_SBC sipSecurityMechanism ipsec-3gpp precedence 1
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% set addressContext default ipInterfaceGroup LIG1 ipsec enabled
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% set addressContext default zone ZONE_ACCESSNW sipTrunkGroup TG_TOWARDS_UE services sipSecurityProfile IPSEC_SBC
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% set addressContext default ipsec spd spd1 action bypass localIpAddr 10.54.54.27 localIpPrefixLen 32 localPort 5060 precedence 10 state enabled
% set addressContext default ipsec spd spd2 action bypass localIpAddr 10.54.54.27 localIpPrefixLen 32 localPort 5061 precedence 11 state enabled
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Non-register Routing Configuration

% set addressContext default zone ZONE_ACCESSNW sipTrunkGroup TG_TOWARDS_UE callRouting useRouteSet rcbNextHopAndStored
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Zone Index Profile

The following flags must be configured under PSX Zone Index Profile:

  • Zone Index Profile
  • Description
  • Zone Index

Zone Index Profile

IP Signaling Profile

The following parameters should be configured under IP Signaling Profile object:

Common Ip Attributes

The following Common IP Attributes flags must be enabled in PSX under IP SIGNALING PROFILE:

  • No Port Number 5060
  • Reject REFER
  • ReQuery PSX on REGISTER Refresh
  • Disable Host Translation
  • End to End BYE
  • End to End RE-INVITE
  • End to End UPDATE
  • Store P-Charging-Vector
  • Validate Access Nw Info Header

Ip Signaling Profile Common Ip Attributes

 

Relay Flags

The following Relay Flags must be enabled under Ip Signaling profile:

  • Dialog Event Package
  • Info
  • Options
  • Select Reject the REFER request if no match is found from Refer To Header Relay option.

Ip Signaling Profile Relay Flags

 

Transparency Flags

The following Transparency Flags must be enabled under Ip Signaling profile:

  • Contact Header*

Ip Signaling Profile Transparecy Flags

 

Egress IP Attributes

The following Egress IP Attributes flags must be enabled:

  • Select SIP Only from IP Protocol Type.
  • BCI Interwork Encountered (in BCI option)
  • Transparency (in Privacy option)
  • Merge Received Contacts with Existing Contacts (in Redirect option)
  • Select Include None from Include Charge Information (in SIP Headers and Parameters option).
  • Select None from SIP TO Header Mapping (in SIP Headers and Parameters option).
  • Include OLIP (in SIP Headers And Parameters > Flags option)
  • Transparency For Destination Trunk Group Parameter (in SIP Headers And Parameters > Flags option)
  • End To End Ack (in SIP Headers And Parameters > Flags option)
  • Diversion (in SIP Headers And Parameters > Call Forwarding option)

Ip Signaling Profile Egress Ip Attributes

 

Ingress IP Attributes

The following Ingress IP Attributes flag must be enabled:

  • 181 Supported (in Flags option)

Ip Signaling Profile Ingress Ip Attributes

 

SIP Trunk Group

Execute the following command:

 % set addressContext "default" zone "ZONE_ACCESSNW" sipTrunkGroup "TG_TOWARDS_UE" media mediaIpInterfaceGroupName "LIF1"
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% set addressContext "default" zone "ZONE_ACCESSNW" sipTrunkGroup "TG_TOWARDS_UE" state "enabled" mode "inService" media mediaIpInterfaceGroupName "LIF1"
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UE TG

 

Configuring SBC towards IMS Core

The following profiles are configured:

IMPORTANT

The Transparency Profile is the recommended method of configuring transparency on the SBC Core for new deployments as well as when applying additional transparency configurations to existing deployments. Do not use IP Signaling Profile flags in these scenarios because the flags will be retired in upcoming releases.

Refer to the SBC SIP Transparency Implementation Guide for additional information.

% set profiles services transparencyProfile TRANS_PROF_CORENW sipHeader To
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TRANS_PROF_CORENW sipHeader From
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TRANS_PROF_CORENW sipHeader Path
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TRANS_PROF_CORENW sipHeader Accept
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TRANS_PROF_CORENW sipHeader Reason
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TRANS_PROF_CORENW sipHeader Server
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TRANS_PROF_CORENW sipHeader Warning
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TRANS_PROF_CORENW sipHeader Call-Info
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TRANS_PROF_CORENW sipHeader Alert-Info
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TRANS_PROF_CORENW sipHeader Error-Info
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TRANS_PROF_CORENW sipHeader User-Agent
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TRANS_PROF_CORENW sipHeader Referred-By excludedMethods register,subscribe,info,publish,message,options,update,bye
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TRANS_PROF_CORENW sipHeader Request-URI
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TRANS_PROF_CORENW sipHeader Accept-Language
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TRANS_PROF_CORENW sipHeader P-Called-Party-Id
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TRANS_PROF_CORENW sipHeader Require
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TRANS_PROF_CORENW sipHeader Proxy-Require
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TRANS_PROF_CORENW sipHeader Security-Client
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TRANS_PROF_CORENW sipHeader Security-Verify
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% set profiles services transparencyProfile TRANS_PROF_CORENW sipMessageBody application/pidf+xml excludedMethods register,invite,subscribe,info,publish,message,options,update,bye
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TRANS_PROF_CORENW sipMessageBody application/pidf+xml
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TRANS_PROF_CORENW sipMessageBody application/rlmi+xml
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TRANS_PROF_CORENW sipMessageBody message/external-body
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TRANS_PROF_CORENW sipMessageBody application/pidf+xml
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TRANS_PROF_CORENW sipMessageBody application/cpim-pidf+xml
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TRANS_PROF_CORENW sipMessageBody application/pidf-diff+xml
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TRANS_PROF_CORENW sipMessageBody application/dialog-info+xml
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TRANS_PROF_CORENW sipMessageBody application/simple-filter+xml
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TRANS_PROF_CORENW sipMessageBody application/resource-lists+xml
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TRANS_PROF_CORENW sipMessageBody application/conference-info+xml
% set profiles services transparencyProfile TRANS_PROF_CORENW sipMessageBody application/simple-message-summary
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% set profiles services transparencyProfile TRANS_PROF_CORENW state enabled
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% set addressContext default zone ZONE_CORENW sipTrunkGroup TG_TOWARDS_IMSCORE services transparencyProfile TRANS_PROF_CORENW
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Trunk Group Configuration Towards P-CSCF

% set addressContext default ipInterfaceGroup LIG2 ipInterface LIF2 ceName SBX30 portName pkt2 ipAddress 10.8.14.125 prefix 16
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% set addressContext default ipInterfaceGroup LIG2 ipInterface LIF2 mode inService state enabled
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% set addressContext default zone ZONE_CORENW id 3 sipSigPort 2 state enabled ipAddressV4 10.8.14.125 portNumber 5060 ipInterfaceGroupName LIG2 transportProtocolsAllowed sip-udp,sip-tcp,sip-sctp,sip-tls-tcp
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% set addressContext default zone ZONE_CORENW sipTrunkGroup TG_TOWARDS_IMSCORE mode inService state enabled media mediaIpInterfaceGroupName LIG2
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% set addressContext default zone ZONE_CORENW sipTrunkGroup
TG_TOWARDS_IMSCORE ingressIpPrefix 10.54.93.181 32
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% set addressContext default zone ZONE_CORENW ipPeer
PEER_PCSCF policy sip fqdn pcscf.open-ims.test fqdnPort 4060
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% set addressContext default staticRoute 10.54.93.181 32 10.8.1.1 LIG2 LIF2 preference 100
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% set addressContext default zone ZONE_CORENW sipTrunkGroup
TG_TOWARDS_IMSCORE services preconditions transparent 
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Zone Index Profile

The following flags must be configured:

  • Zone Index Profile
  • Description
  • Zone Index

Zone Index Profile IMS

IP Signaling Profile

The following parameters must be configured under "Ip Signaling Profile".

Configuring Common IP Attributes

The following must be enabled in PSX under IP SIGNALING PROFILE:

  • Add P-Charging Function Addr
  • Create P-Charging-Vector
  • Create P-Visited-Network Id
  • Customized Session Timer Behavior
  • Disable Host Translation
  • End To End BYE
  • End To End RE-INVITE
  • End To End UPDATE
  • End To End PRACK
  • Enable Default PUI Procedures
  • Enable Dial String Handling
  • No Port Number 5060
  • P-Called-Party0Id-Support
  • Restrict History Info Header
  • Store P-Charging Vector
  • Store Service-Route Header
  • Validate Access Nw Info Header

Common IP Attributes for IMS

Configuring Relay Flags

The following Relay Flags must be enabled under Ip Signaling profile:

  • Dialog Event Package
  • Info
  • Options
  • Reg Event Package
  • Select Reject the REFER request if no match is found from Refer to Header Relay option.

Relay Flags for IMS

Configuring Egress IP Attributes

The following parameters are to enabled :

  • Select SIP Only from IP Protocol Type
  • Select Transit PAI From Unregistered Peer from Flags
  • Select Use IP Signaling Peer Domain In R-URI (in Domain Name)
  • Select Include npdi from NPDI Options (in Number Portability Attributes option).

  • Select P-Preferred-ID from Privacy Information options (in Privacy option).

  • Select Include Privacy (in Privacy)
  • Select Merge Received Contacts with Existing Contacts from Contact Handling(under Redirect)
  • Select Include None from Include Charge Information (in SIP Headers and Parameters option).
  • Select Not Send from Session-Expires Refresher (in SIP Headers and Parameters option).

  • Select None from SIP TO Header Mapping (under SIP Headers And Parameters option).

  • Select Transparency For Destination Trunk Group Parameter(under Flags option)
  • Select End to End Ack (under Flags option)
  • Select Diversion from Redirect Information (under Call Forwarding)

Egress IP Attributes for IMS

SIP Trunk Group

The following profiles/fields must be enabled:

  • Feature Control Profile
  • IP Signaling Profile
  • Signaling Profile
  • SIP Domain
  • Zone Index Profile
  • IP Version Preference
  • Use IPTG Routing (Hop By Hop Routing) For Ingress (Ingress >Flags)
  • Do Not Use For Fallback Bearer Capability (Egress >Flags)
  • IP Peer Supported (Egress > IPTG)
  • Egress IP Signaling Profile (Egress > IPTG)
  • Select Traffic Management Options from Trunk Group Reserved Level 1 and Trunk Group Reserved Level 2.

  • Select Services as Not Screened.

SIP Trunk Group for IMS


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