Overview

SIP Adaptor Profile

The SIP Adaptor Profile object is the main construct for SIP Message Manipulation (SMM) functionality. Using SMM criteria and actions, you define SMM rules within a SIP Adaptor Profile. The SBC applies the profile to SIP messages in order to modify their headers and/or parameters. When a message comes into or out of the SBC and a SIP Adaptor Profile applies, the message is evaluated based on the set of criteria in the profile. If the message meets the criteria, it is modified according to actions defined in the profile. You can assign SMM profiles at the global, address context, zone, and SIP trunk group levels. You have the option to define profiles at any or all of these levels. Refer to SIP Message Manipulation for more information on SMM.

For SIP Adaptor Profile provisioning limits, refer to SBC Provisioning Limits.


Note

The number of rules in a profile is limited to 10,000 and the number of actions across profiles in a system is limited to 50,000.

Ensure the above conditions are met before LSWU.

Flexible Policy Adaptor Profile

NOTE Flexible Policy is not supported on ERE and is intended for use with an external PSX only.


The SIP Adaptor Profile can also be configured to support a flexible policy mechanism to facilitate dynamic routing and policy decisions based on any SIP message information element whereby routing and policy selection criteria are provisioned by the operator. An information element can be anything in the message, such as the following examples:

  • SIP header value
  • Presence or absence of a header
  • String in a message body
  • Parameter value
  • Presence or absence of a parameter

The following CLI objects are used in supporting flexible policy and routing.

  • The profileType parameter is used to specify whether a SIP Adaptor Profile is used for flexible policy or message manipulation (default).

  • The flexiblePolicyAdapterProfile zone object is used to assign a flexible policy-specific SIP Adaptor Profile to a specific zone.

  • The flexiblePolicyAdapterProfile SIP trunk group object is used to assign a flexible policy-specific SIP Adaptor Profile to a specific trunk group.

For Flexible Policy and Routing feature implementation, refer to Flexible Policy and Routing Support.

For Flexible Policy and Routing best practices, refer to Configuring Dynamic Policies and Routing Using Flexible Policy and Routing Feature.

Command Syntax

Use following CLI syntax to configure SIP Adaptor Profiles.

SIP Adaptor Profile High Level

sipAdaptorProfile High Level Syntax
% set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile <profile_name> 
	advancedSMM <disabled | enabled>
	profileType <flexiblePolicy | messageManipulation> 
	rule <index> (see 'rule' syntax below)
	state <disabled | enabled>

SIP Adaptor Profile Parameters

Parameter

Length/Range

Description

advancedSMMN/A

Enable this flag to apply advanced SMM logic, such as dialog stateful variables, to INVITE, REGISTER, SUBSCRIBE messaging. For an example SMM rule, refer to SMM (Advanced) Examples.

  • disabled  (default)
  • enabled

NOTE: Dialog stateful variables are not applied for the NOTIFY messages received prior to receiving 200 OK response to the egress SUBSCRIBE.

profileTypeN/A

When creating a SIP Adaptor Profile, use this parameter to specify whether a SIP Adaptor Profile is to be used for flexible policy or message manipulation.

  • messageManipulation (default) – The SBC performs message manipulation based on this SIP Adaptor Profile.
  • flexiblePolicy – The SBC performs dynamic policy and routing based on SIP message information elements as specified in this SIP Adaptor Profile.

rule

1-10000

Use this object to define a rule within the SIP Adaptor Profile. Specify an SMM rule index number, and then configure the rule parameters as listed in the Rule Parameters section below.

sipAdaptorProfile

1-23 characters

The name of the SIP Adaptor Profile. Up to 512 profiles are configurable.

state

N/A

The administrative state of this SIP PDU manipulation entry.

  • disabled (default)
  • enabled

Rule Parameters

sipAdaptorProfile Rule Syntax
% set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile <profile name> rule <index>
	action (see 'Rule Action Syntax' below)
	applyMatchHdrRange <eight | five | four | last | nine | seven | six | ten | three | two | undefined>
	applyMatchHeader <all | eight | five | four | last | nine | one | seven | six | ten | three | two>
	criterion
		switch
		type


Rule Parameters Table

Parameter

Length/Range

Description

action

1-128

<actionId#> – Specify the index number for an action, and then configure associated action parameters. (See the Action Parameters table below for details.)

applyMatchHeader

N/A

This value specifies the matching header. The following are the valid set of values for this field:

  • all
  • one (default)
  • two
  • three
  • four
  • five
  • six
  • seven
  • eight
  • nine
  • ten
  • last

applyMatchHdrRange

N/A

The range of the filtered header instances which are to be modified. The following is the valid set of values for this field:

  • two
  • three
  • four
  • five
  • six
  • seven
  • eight
  • nine
  • ten
  • last
  • undefined (default)

criterion

1-20

Identifies the index for the SIP PDU manipulation criterion. A criterion can then be either:

  • switch
  • type

See Rule Criterion Switch Parameters and Rule Criterion Type Parameters tables below for details on specifying the criterion parameters for each class of criterion.

rule

1-10000

The index number of the SMM rule within the SIP Adaptor Profile.

Rule Action Parameters

sipAdaptorProfile Rule Action Syntax
% set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile <profile name> rule <index> action <index>
	from type <flexVariable | globalVariable | header | isupParameter | messageBody | parameter | sdpContent | token | value | variable>
	headerInfo <fieldValue | headerValue | undefined>
	headerPosition <first | last | undefined>
	operation (see 'operation' syntax below)
	paramType <generic | undefined | uri | userinfo>
	regexp 
		matchInstance <all | five | four | last | one | three | two>
		string <sting>
	to type <cdrField | header | isupParameter | messageBody | parameter | sdpContent | token | variable>
	type <header | isupParameter | message | messageBody | parameter | sdpContent | token | undefined | variable>


Action Parameters

ParameterDescription
from type

Use to configure source message parameters.

  • flexVariable – The flex variable name of the SIP PDU manipulation entry. Use this parameter to store up to 16 flex variables received from the PSX as input to the SBC SMM to modify SIP messages on the Egress leg.
    (For additional details, refer to SIP Profiles)
    • flexVariableValueDetails the flexVariable type of this SIP PDU Manipulation entry.
      • flexvar1,flexvar2, flexvar3...flexvar16
  • globalVariable globalVariableValue – Choose the global variable to take action against (default is "undefined").
    • egressTgName (Do not use this in a SMM profile defined at the Zone level. This parameter can only be used in an outputAdaptor profile.)
    • ingressTgName (Do not use this in a SMM profile defined at the Zone level. This parameter can only be used in an outputAdaptor profile.)
    • localIP
    • localPort
    • sigportid
    • srcipaddr
    • srcport
    • undefined
  • header value <string> – Enter the header value.
  • isupParameter
    • paramCode – Enter Hex value in range of (00..ff)>[00].

    • paramEmbeddedCode – Enter hex value in range of (00..ff)>[00].

    • paramSubType – Enter hex value in range of (00..ff)>[ff].

  • messageBody messageBodyValue – Select message body type (default is "all"): all | isup | sdp | undefined
  • parameter value <string> – Enter the parameter value.
  • token tokenValue – Choose a token type (default is "undefined"). undefined | uridisplayname | urihostname | urihostport | urischeme | uriusernamevalue
  • value <string>

    Use the "\r\n" string for CR LF characters in the "from value".


  • variable
    • length <all, or a value in range 1-255> – The number of bytes from selected byte for manipulation. Default = all (use all remaining bytes).

    • offset <whole, or a value in range 0-254> – The position of first byte for manipulation. Default is whole (use all bytes).

    • variableValue – Details the variable type of this SIP PDU Manipulation entry.

      • undefined
      • var1, var2, var3...var100
headerInfoThe type of Header information: fieldValue | headerValue | undefined (default)
headerPositionThe header position of add header action: first | last | undefined (default) 
operation

The operation type of this SIP PDU manipulation action entry. (See Operation Parameters table below for details)

paramType

 Parameter type:

  • generic
  • undefined (default)
  • uri
  • userinfo
regexp

Specifies the regular expression string against which comparison is performed to find the matches.

  • matchInstance – Apply the action associated with a regular expression to a particular match instance.string (the regular expression text of this action entry).
    • one (default)
    • two
    • three
    • four
    • five
    • last
    • all
  • string – The regular expression text of this action entry.

Use the "\r\n" string for CR LF characters in the "regexp string".

to type

Use this object to configure destination message parameters. (See Type Parameters table below for details)

cdrField | header | isupParameter | messageBody | parameter | sdpContent | token | variable

type

Use this field to specify an object type to take action against. (See Type Parameters table below for details).

header | isupParameter | message | messageBody | parameter | sdpContent | token | undefined | variable

Configuration Examples

flexVariable
set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile smm1 rule 1 action 1 from type flexVariable
set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile smm1 rule 1 action 1 from flexVariableValue flexVar1
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Regular expressions are based on the following W3C regular expressions pattern which is defined as a pattern, or sub-pattern, containing any white space or none white space string for up to 128 characters. The pattern can occur zero or one time.

"(((([\s\S])){0,128})){0,1}"

Rule Criterion Switch Parameters

Note
  • The SBCsupports up to 128 switch values.
  • These switch semantics are applicable only to the variables: global variables, headers, parameters, and tokens. They are not applicable for message body and isup parameters.
% set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile <name> rule <index> criterion <index> switch <index>
	switchAction <1-128>
	switchValue <value>
	switchRegexpString <regular expression>


Rule Criterion Switch Parameters

Parameter

Length/Range

Description

switchN/A

Use this object to define the SMM switch criterion.

NOTE: Ensure actions configured under this parameter are also present in the list of created actions.

switchAction1-128<Id> – Action identifier of this SIP PDU Manipulation action entry.
switchRegexpStringreg. expression<text> – The regular expression text of this switch criterion entry.
switchValueN/A

<switch criterion value> – The switch criterion's value for this SIP PDU Manipulation criterion entry.

NOTE: Use the keyword others is used for switchValue which represents all the values which are not explicitly specified.

Rule Criterion Type Parameters

rule criterion Syntax
% set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile <profile name> rule <index> criterion <index> type
	globalVar
		condition
		globalVariableID
		regexp 
		value 
	header 
		condition
		hdrInstance 
		hdrRange 
		name 
		numberOfInstances 
		regexp 
		value
	isupParameter
		condition
		paramCode
		paramEmbeddedCode
		paramSubType 
		paramValue
	message
		condition 
		messageTypes 
		methodTypes
        operation
		statusCode 
		statusRange
	messageBody 
		condition 
		messageBodyType 
		regexp
	parameter  
	sdpContent
		codecNames 
		condition 
		streamInstanceId 
		streamType
	token
		condition 
		regexp 
		tokenType 
		value
	variable
		condition 
		otherVariableID 
		regexp
		value 
		variableID 


Rule Criterion Type Parameters

ParameterDescription
globalVar

Specifies for which value of the global variable the rule is applicable. The criteria must be present in global variable rules.

  • condition – The pattern matching condition of this SIP PDU Manipulation criterion entry. (default is "undefined")
    • absent
    • exist
    • has-value
    • multi-has-value
    • not-equal-to
    • regex-match
    • undefined (default)
    • variables-equal
    • variables-not-equal
  • globalVariableID Details the global variable type of this SIP PDU Manipulation entry. (default is "undefined"):   
    • egressTgName – Do not use this in a SMM profile defined at the Zone level. This parameter can only be used in an outputAdaptor profile.
    • ingressTgNameDo not use this in a SMM profile defined at the Zone level. This parameter can only be used in an outputAdaptor profile.  
    • localIP
    • localPort
    • sigportid
    • srcipaddr
    • srcport
    • undefined (default)
  • regexp – Options are:
    • numMatch – Apply the criterion associated with a number match for a regular expression.
      • match
      • notMatch
    • string – The regular expression text of this criterion entry.
  • value – The criterion's value of this SIP PDU Manipulation criterion entry.
header

Specifies the header for which the rule is applicable.

  • condition – The pattern matching condition of this SIP PDU Manipulation criterion entry. (default is "undefined")  
    • absent
    • exist
    • has-value
    • multi-has-value
    • not-equal-to
    • regex-match
    • undefined
  • hdrInstance – Apply criteria on header instance number (default is "all).
    • all
    • eight
    • five
    • four
    • last
    • nine
    • one
    • seven
    • six
    • ten
    • three
    • two
  • hdrRange – This is an optional upper range of header instances. (default is "undefined")
    • eight
    • five
    • four
    • last
    • nine
    • seven
    • six
    • ten
    • three
    • two
    • undefined
  • name – The header name or parameter name of this SIP PDU Manipulation criterion entry. 
  • numberOfInstances – This value specifies a number of header instances for validation. Used when a header criterion is the number of headers of a particular type:
    • number – Criterion required to have total number of header instance.
    • qualifier – The total number of headers matching this condition. (default is "undefined")
      • equal
      • greater
      • lessthan
      • undefine
  • regexp – Specifies the regular expression string against which comparison would be performed to find the matches.
    • numMatch – Apply the criterion associated with a number match for a regular expression. (default is "match")  
      • match
      • notMatch
    • string – Regular expression text of this criterion entry.
  • value – The criterion's value of this SIP PDU Manipulation criterion entry.
isupParameter

Use this object to define ISUP parameter matching conditions.

  • condition – The pattern matching condition of this ISUP Manipulation criterion entry.  
    • absent
    • exist
    • has-value
    • multi-has-value
    • not-equal-to
    • regex-match
    • undefined
    • variables-equal
    • variables-not-equal
  • paramCode <hex value in range of (00..ff)>[00]> – The criterion's parameter code of this ISUP Manipulation criterion entry.
  • paramEmbeddedCode <hex value in range of (00..ff)>[00]> – The criterion's parameter embedded code of this ISUP Manipulation criterion entry.
  • paramSubType <hex value in range of (00..ff)>[ff]> – The criterion's parameter sub-code of this ISUP Manipulation criterion entry.
  • paramValue <number> – The criterion's parameter value of this ISUP Manipulation criterion entry.
message

Specifies whether the rule should apply for requests/responses/both, method name and if applicable response code/response code range. Options are:

  • condition – The pattern matching condition of this SIP PDU Manipulation criterion entry. (default is "undefined")  
    • absent
    • exist
    • has-value
    • multi-has-value
    • not-equal-to
    • regex-match
    • undefined
    •  variables-equal
    • variables-not-equal   
  • messageTypes – The SIP PDU manipulation message types of this rule entry. (default is "undefined")
    • all
    • request
    • requestAll
    • response
    • responseAll
    • undefined
  • methodTypes – The SIP PDU manipulation method types of this rule entry. (default is ""). The SBC accepts more than one method type. The SBC accepts a single methodType or [list of methodTypes], such as ack or [ ack ] or [ ack bye cancel].
    • ack
    • bye
    • cancel
    • info
    • invite
    • message
    • notify
    • options
    • prack
    • publish
    • refer
    • register
    • subscribe
    • undefined
    • update
  • operation
    • teardown This parameter is used to tear down a call gracefully by the value configured in the response code (applies to request messages only). reject responseCode values: (100-699)
  • statusCode – The status code of SIP PDU manipulation rule. (range: 100-699 / default = 0). The SBC provides options for the statusCode variable in sipAdaptorProfile, The additional options for statusCode are as follows:
      • single statusCode or list of status codes such as 480 or [ 480 ] or [ 480 486 484 ]
      • All (all status codes from 400 to 699)
      • All4xx
      • All5xx
      • All6xx
  • statusRange – The status code range of SIP PDU manipulation rule. (range: 100-699, and greater than value of statusCode / default = 0).
messageBody

Specifies the message body for which the rule is applicable. This criteria must be present in the message body rules. Options are:

  • condition – The pattern matching condition of this SIP PDU Manipulation criterion entry. (default is "undefined")
    • absent
    • exist
    • has-value
    • multi-has-value
    • not-equal-to
    • regex-match
    • undefined
    • variables-equal
    • variables-not-equal
  • messageBodyType – Details the message body type of this SIP PDU Manipulation entry. Options are:  
    • all
    • isup
    • sdp
    • undefined
  • regexp – Specifies the regular expression string against which comparison would be performed to find the matches. Options are:
    • numMatch – Apply the criterion associated with a number match for a regular expression. (default is "match")
      • match
      • notmatch
    • string – Regular expression text of this criterion entry.
parameter

The parameter for which the rule is applicable. This criteria element must be present in Parameter rules.

  • condition – The pattern matching condition of this SIP PDU Manipulation criterion entry. (default is "undefined")  
    • absent
    • exist
    • has-value
    • multi-has-value
    • not-equal-to
    • regex-match
    • undefined
  • name – The header name or parameter name of this SIP PDU Manipulation criterion entry.
  • paramType – Details the Parameter type of this SIP PDU Manipulation entry. (default is "undefined")  
    • generic
    • undefined
    • uri
    • userinfo
  • regexp – Specifies the regular expression string against which comparison would be performed to find the matches.
    • numMatch – Apply the criterion associated with a number of match for a regular expression. (default is "match") 
      • match
      • notmatch
    • string – Regular expression text of this criterion entry.
  • value – The criterion's value of this SIP PDU Manipulation criterion entry.
sdpContent

SDP Content configuration objects. (See SDP Content Parameters table).

 token

 Specifies the token type to act upon by the action.

  • condition – The pattern matching condition of this SIP PDU Manipulation criterion entry. (default is "undefined")  
    • absent
    • exist
    • has-value
    • multi-has-value
    • not-equal-to
    • regex-match
    • undefined
  • regexp – Specifies the regular expression string against which comparison would be performed to find the matches. Options are:
    • numMatch – Apply the criterion associated with a number match for a regular expression. Options are:
      • match
      • notmatch
    • string – The regular expression text of this criterion entry.
  • tokenType – Details the token type of this SIP PDU Manipulation entry. (default is "undefined")  
    • undefined
    • uridisplayname
    • urihostname
    • urihostport
    • urischeme
    • uriusername
  • value – The criterion's value of this SIP PDU Manipulation criterion entry.

variable

 The ID of the internal variable to apply with this Action.

  • condition – The pattern matching condition of this SIP PDU Manipulation criterion entry. (default is "undefined")  
    • absent
    • exist
    • has-value
    • multi-has-value
    • not-equal-to
    • regex-match
    • undefined
  • regexp – Specifies the regular expression string against which comparison would be performed to find the matches.
    • numMatch – Apply the criterion associated with a number match for a regular expression. (default is "match")
      • match
      • notmatch
    • string – The regular expression text of this criterion
  • value – The criterion's value of this SIP PDU Manipulation criterion entry. 
    • variableID – Details the variable type of this SIP PDU Manipulation entry.
      • undefined
      • var1-var100

SDP Content Parameters

% set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile <profile name> rule <index> criterion <index> type sdpContent
	codecNames <string, max: 256 chars>[]
	condition 
	streamInstanceId 
	streamType  


SDP Content Parameters

ParameterDescription
codecNamesSpecifies codec name or a list of comma separated codec names. At most 25 comma separated codec names are supported. When specifies the codecNames for filterCodec operation, a * is used as a wildcard and only one wildcard is allowed. This wild card can appear in any position. (range: 1-128 characters).
condition

The pattern-matching condition of this SDP Manipulation criterion entry.

  • absent
  • xist
  • has-value
  • multi-has-value
  • not-equal-to
  • regex-match
  • undefined
  • variables-equal
  • variables-not-equal
streamInstanceId

<all, last, or a value in range: 1-99> – Specifies the stream instance ID for the specified media stream. For example: if the streamInstanceId value is "last", the action applies to the last instances for a particular stream type.

streamType

<application | audio | data | image | message | session | text | video> – Specifies the type media stream to use for this SIP Adaptor Profile. For example: If the media stream is "session", message should operate at the session level.

 sdpContentSubType

Use this primitive to further define additional SDP content type information during an action operation.

  • codecByName: Take action against codec specified in sdpContent configuration.
  • codecByPosition: Use the position of the codes as appears in the m=line as specified in sdpContent configuration.
  • line: Use SDP line as specified in sdpContent configuration.
  • parameter: Use parameter in a given SDP line as specified in sdpContent configuration.
  • stream: Use SDP stream as specified in sdpContent configuration.

Operation Parameters

ParameterDescription
add

Add a header, parameter, token or messageBody using configured value.

addDigits

Use this operation to either add or replace the digits within these parameters.

NOTE: This operation only applies to parameters calling party number, called party number, called IN number, location number, redirection number, original called number, redirecting number, connected number of generic number.

append

Append a configured value to a variable.

asciiToBinaryAppendConverts an ASCII string of hexadecimal digits into an array of hexadecimal binary bytes e.g. “1234” is converted to 0x12, 0x34 and appends to the SMM variable.

asciiToBinaryStore

Converts an ASCII string of hexadecimal digits into an array of hexadecimal binary bytes e.g. “1234” is converted to 0x12, 0x34 and stores it to the SMM variable.
binaryToAsciiAppendConverts hexadecimal binary data into the equivalent ASCII string, e.g. the number 0x12, 0x34 into the string “1234” (0x31, 0x32, 0x33, 0x34) and appends it to the SMM variable.

binaryToAsciiStore 

Converts hexadecimal binary data into the equivalent ASCII string. e.g. the number 0x12, 0x34 into the string “1234” (0x31, 0x32, 0x33, 0x34) and stores it to the SMM variable.

bitAND

Bitwise AND operation for SMM variable (hex value)
bitNOTBitwise NOT operation for SMM variable (hex value)
bitORBitwise OR operation for SMM variable (hex value)
bitXORBitwise XOR operation for SMM variable (hex value)
createuri message uriInfo

Create a SIP URI using following sub-parameters. The SIP URI is stored in the specified variable. The "to" type for this operation is a variable.

  • uriDisplayName – URI display name (string or variable) [optional].
  • uriHostName – URI host name (string, variable or global variable).
  • uriHostPort – URI host port (string, variable or global variable) [optional].
  • uriScheme – URI scheme (string or variable).
  • uriUserName – URI user name (string or variable).

NOTE: Use "createuri" operation for any header except Request-Line, From and To headers.

NOTE: SBC supports SIP URI messages containing up to 20 parameters in any SIP header. However, increasing the number of URI parameters impacts memory usage. For example, increasing the number of parameters from 10 to 20 will increase memory usage by approximately 10 percent.

delete

Delete a header, parameter or a token.

filterCodecFilter/rearrange the codec in the media line according the specified patterns. The patterns contain up to 25 comma-separated codec names or the wildcard codec "*".  There should be no more than one wildcard "*" codec appearing in the codec pattern.
getCodecPositionObtain the corresponding position/order of a given codec as it appears in the media line. The position/order of the codec is stored in the variable as specified in the To operand. If the corresponding payload type of the specified codec is not found, “0” is stored in the variable as specified in the To operand.
getDigitsUse this operation to use the value in the parameters to populate the SMM variable. This operation only applies to parameters calling party number, called party number, called IN number, location number, redirection number, original called number, redirecting number, connected number of generic number.
getPayloadTypeObtain the corresponding payload type of a given codec if the payload type exists in the media line. The value of payload type is stored in the variable as specified in the To operand. If the corresponding payload type of the specified codec does not exist in the  media line, this action is ignored.
ignore

Drop a message silently on the inbound leg, and do not send on the outbound leg.

modify

Modify header value, parameter, and token using configured value or regular expression-based text manipulation, or else modify messageBody content using regular expression based text manipulation only.

nextRouteActionOnCrankBack

Invoke crankback functionality by assigning this operation to a predefined action value and using the options below to specify the next route action to take. the SMM rule is added so that "nextRouteActionOnCrankBack" is set to a predefined action value.

  • actionType
      • none (default) – No crankback is performed and the SBC falls back to its original behavior.
      • AttemptLastRoute - The SBC performs crankback and attempts the last available route. 
      • AttemptNextRoute – The SBC performs crankback and attempts the next available route.
      • DisconnectAfter3xxRoutes - The SBC stops crankback (disconnect call) when all contacts in a received 3xx responses are exhausted.
      • DisconnectCall -- If set, the call is immediately disconnected after attempting all 3xx routes.
      • SkipRemainingRoutes – The SBC skips the remaining routes available and performs the crankback for the next available contact. If the contact is not available, the SBC attempts the remaining routes in the initial route set.
  • generateAttemptRec 
    • true – The attempt record will be generated for each crankback attempt.
    • false (default) – The SBC resorts to legacy behavior.
regappend

Insert configured value after the matching sub-string.

regdel

Delete the matching sub-string.

regpostdel

Delete the part after the matching sub-string.

regpostsub

Replace the part after the matching sub-string using configured value.

regpredel

Delete the part before the matching sub-string.

regprepend

Insert configured value before the matching sub-string.

regpresub

Replace the part before the matching sub-string using configured value.

regstore

Store the matching sub-string to a variable or the regular expression sub-expression matches into a range of variables.

regsub

Replace the matching sub-string using configured value.

reject message

Reject a message by the value configured in the response code (applies to request messages only).

reject responseCode values: (100-699)

rename

Rename a header.

store

Store a parameter, a variable or header value into a variable.

storeIpTg

Use this operation command to allow the SBC to store a new IP trunk group based on the SIP Message Manipulation (SMM) configuration.

storeProfileNameStores the name of a sipParamBasedActionProfile to use in selecting a new ingress trunk group.
storeSipParamExtracts a specified value (header, parameter, token) from the incoming SIP message to compare to mapping defined in a sipParamBasedActionProfile in order to select a new ingress trunk group.
undefined

Default value.

writeCdr 

Write CDR to a field specified in 'to type cdrField' action.

Type Parameters

ParameterDescription
cdrField

<cdr1 | cdr2 | cdr3 | cdr4 | cdr5> – Use this enum to select a specific CDR field to store a CDR string. Use in conjunction with writerCdr operation.

header

value <string> – Enter the header value.

isupParameter

 value <string> – Enter ISUP parameter value.
message
messageBody
parameter

value <string> – Enter parameter value.

sdpContent


token

tokenValue – Select token type to act upon. <undefined | uridisplayname | urihostname | urihostport | urischeme | uriusername>

undefined
variable

Use this object to specify variable range, variable scope and variable values:

  • variableRangeValue <var1..var100 | undefined>
  • variableScopeValue <dialog | local | message>
  • variableValue <var1..var100 | undefined>
paramDelimiter

<delimeter character> – Specifies the delimiter value which tokenizes the first parameter level in the given SDP line. This information is needed in the To or From operand when sdpContnentSubType is a parameter.

paramNameSpecifies the name of the parameter appearing in the SDP line. This information is needed in the From operand when sdpContnentSubType is a "parameter". (range: 1-64 characters)
payloadType

<next, or numeric value> – Specifies the Pay Load Type associated with the codec which is being created.

For instance, if payloadType is a number, the value is used as-is. It payloadType is "next", the payload type becomes the current payload type +1.

sdpLine

This value in the to operand represents the value of the leading string identifying the target SDP line.

Command Examples

View SIP Adaptor Profile

% show profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile
	sipAdaptorProfile Test { 
		state enabled; 
		rule 1 { 
			criterion 1 { 
				type parameter; 
				parameter { 
					condition exist; 
					paramType generic; 
					name 1; 
					value 1; 
				} 
			} 
			action 1 { 
				regexp { 
					string 1; 
					matchInstance all; 
				} 
			} 
		} 
	} 

Perform SIP header manipulation

Use the following commands to perform the message manipulation on Egress INVITE Request-URI user name part. After the manipulation, +1 is prefixed to user name part of Request-URI in Egress INVITE.

% set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_01 
% set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_01 rule 1 criterion 1 type message message condition exist messageTypes request methodTypes invite 
% set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_01 rule 1 criterion 2 type header header condition exist name request-line 
% set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_01 rule 1 criterion 2 type header header numberOfInstances number 1 qualifier equal
% set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_01 rule 1 criterion 3 type token token condition exist tokenType uriusername   
% set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_01 rule 1 action 1 type token 
% set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_01 rule 1 action 1 operation regprepend  
% set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_01 rule 1 action 1 regexp string [^/d] 
% set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_01 rule 1 action 1 to token uriusername 
% set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_01 rule 1 action 1 from value +1   
% set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_01 state enable   


To view the configured profile:

% show profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_01 


After the Profile is created, configure it on Egress trunk group under outputAdapterprofile:

 set addressContext a1 zone EXTERNAL sipTrunkGroup BLR_EXT signaling messageManipulation outputAdapterProfile SMM_01


Configure SMM rule using SMM switch criteria

set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_PROFILE_S150_OUT rule 1 criterion 1 type message message messageTypes request
set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_PROFILE_S150_OUT rule 1 criterion 1 type message message methodType subscribe
set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_PROFILE_S150_OUT rule 1 criterion 2 type header header condition exist
set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_PROFILE_S150_OUT rule 1 criterion 2 type header header name "p-charging-vector"
set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_PROFILE_S150_OUT rule 1 criterion 2 type header header numberOfInstances number 1 qualifier equal
set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_PROFILE_S150_OUT rule 1 criterion 3 type parameter parameter paramType generic
set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_PROFILE_S150_OUT rule 1 criterion 3 type parameter parameter name "icid-generated-at"
set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_PROFILE_S150_OUT rule 1 criterion 3 type parameter parameter condition multi-has-value
set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_PROFILE_S150_OUT rule 1 criterion 3 type parameter parameter switch 1 switchValue "someproxy.sipart.com" switchAction 7
set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_PROFILE_S150_OUT rule 1 criterion 3 type parameter parameter switch 2 switchValue abc.sipart.com switchAction 9
set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_PROFILE_S150_OUT rule 1 criterion 3 type parameter parameter switch 2 switchRegexpString abc.*.com switchAction 9
set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_PROFILE_S150_OUT rule 1 criterion 3 type parameter parameter switch 3 switchValue others switchAction 1
set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_PROFILE_S150_OUT rule 1 action 1 type message
set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_PROFILE_S150_OUT rule 1 action 1 operation reject
set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_PROFILE_S150_OUT rule 1 action 1 message
set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_PROFILE_S150_OUT rule 1 action 1 message reject
set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_PROFILE_S150_OUT rule 1 action 1 message reject responseCode 500
set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_PROFILE_S150_OUT rule 1 action 7 type message
set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_PROFILE_S150_OUT rule 1 action 7 operation reject
set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_PROFILE_S150_OUT rule 1 action 7 message
set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_PROFILE_S150_OUT rule 1 action 7 message reject
set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_PROFILE_S150_OUT rule 1 action 7 message reject responseCode 503
set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_PROFILE_S150_OUT rule 1 action 9 type message
set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_PROFILE_S150_OUT rule 1 action 9 operation reject
set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_PROFILE_S150_OUT rule 1 action 9 message
set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_PROFILE_S150_OUT rule 1 action 9 message reject
set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_PROFILE_S150_OUT rule 1 action 9 message reject responseCode 400
Notes

In the SMM rule above:

  • Action 7 will be performed if parameter icid-generated-at matches with value someproxy.sipart.com
  • Action 9 will be performed if parameter icid-generated-at matches with value abc.sipart.com or regular expression abc.*.com
  • Action 1 will be performed for all the other values. This is because, "others" is a keyword used to match all other values.

Generally others is given as the last switch value. If it is not required to match the all other values, it can be ignored.


Teardown Message

% set profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile Test6 rule 1 action 1 type message operation teardown message teardown responseCode 488

Request Profiles

Command Syntax

% request profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile <profile_name> cmds addGapInRuleList index <0-10000> gap <0-10000>
Note

You can enter the command from both the system-level and configure CLI modes.

Command Parameters

Parameter

Default

Description

M/O

addGapInRuleList

N/A

Use this parameter to create a gap between the SMM rules in order to add new rules in the gap without deleting the rules.

  • Gap – Represents the number of rule positions to move after the input index. Range: 0-10000. Default = 0

  • Index – Represents the rule after which the gap is created Range: 0-10000. Default = 0 

Note: The largest value allowed for the gap is determined based on the sum of rule count and gap.

  • The SBC generates an error in the .DBG log if the ruleCount + gap is greater than CPX_MAX_SMM_RULES.

  • The SBC generates an error in the .DBG log if the input index value is greater than or equal to Maximum Rule Index of the existing rules (index >= maxRuleIndex).

M

Configuration Examples

request profiles signaling sipAdaptorProfile SMM_INC cmds addGapInRuleList index 10 gap 5
result success