Not supported by SBC SWe Lite in this release.
In this section:
This technical guide shows how to configure the SBC Edge with a Tenor AF/AX for fax connection.
This document provides basic guidelines, and assumes the user has a working knowledge of the following products:
Deployed software versions in this document are:
Sonus SBC 1000: 5.0.2 build 405
Tenor AF: P108-09-32
Basic configuration information for these products can be found in the Best Practices section.
This procedure detailing configuration of the SBC and Tenor AFM200 assumes configuration in the country of France using G711A / G.711A / a-law. Other countries such as USA and Japan use the corresponding G711U / G.711U / µ-Law. Verify you are using the proper protocol for the country in which the configuration is taking place.
Perform the steps below to configure the SBC for the interconnection scenario.
Use the SBC web interface and search for the objects below to help with navigation.
In the Media Profile section, create a Fax Media Profile as shown below:
The T.38 protocol optimizes the interconnection reliability of a fax over IP networks.
Create a dedicated Fax Media List with the following codecs in the order shown below, this allows the fax to negotiate the T.38 during connection:
Create a Call Routing Table for Tenor, as shown below to route a fax call from Tenor to PSTN through the SBC Edge.
If the call format does not need to be transformed (Ex. 1001 to +133123451001), use any “Passthrough untouched” transformation table.
Create a dedicated transformation table to be able to receive a fax on the SBC 1000 and forward it to the Tenor, depending on the fax numbers to be routed from the SBC to Tenor.
For example, to route all calls from extension range 1xxx to Tenor, enter similar data in the Description field as shown in figure below.
Adapt the existing Call Routing Table “From PSTN to Tenor” to insert a call routing entry to evaluate if incoming call is toward a fax number (see previously created Transformation Table) and route it to the Tenor Signaling Group:
This call routing entry needs to be re-ordered at the top of the Call Routing Table “From PSTN to Tenor” if there are multiple entries, if not, it will never be evaluated and the calls to 1xxx will never go to the Tenor.
Use the Tenor Configuration Manager tool to configure the Tenor AF for interconnection by performing the following steps:
Select the Advanced Explore tab to access all parameters.
Each time a screenshot has a non default parameter, it displays or is highlighted in purple as shown below.
In SIP Signaling Group-1, enter the following information and verify the checked/unchecked boxes are as shown below.
The Registrer Expiry Time (in sec) field needs to be at minimum equal to the Registrar Min TTL field shown in the Tenor Signaling Group section above.
On the Advanced tab, make sure the protocol matches the one configured previously in the Tenor Signaling Group:
On the User Agent tab, create as many User Agents as analog ports to register as SIP UA:
On the DN Channel Map menu, enter the associated number and associate it with the previously created User Agent for each analog port:
Enter at least one G.711A codec:
Verify the default codec profile is configured with the previously created codec:
Verify the fax section of the IP Routing Group menu is configured as shown below, and matches what was created on the SBC for the T.38 codec:
Check the Use Routing Table checkbox, if it is not already checked.
The system will ask for a backup and reboot if this is the first time the Routing Table mode is activated.
When the Routing Table mode is activated, the following menu displays to configure matching incoming/outgoing patterns/rules. Asterisks (*) in the Incoming Pattern and Outgoing Pattern configures the Tenor to route all calls.
Create or rename a Number table by clicking the Number Tables drop-down list or any item on the list.
Create entries in the Routing Table to route calls from Tenor to SBC 1000 (LCRG-phone to UA-101 below) and reverse (ip to LCRG-phone below):
These tables only look for and can adapt the called number in the above example, but you can also adapt the calling number.