The SBC 5100, SBC 5110, SBC 5200, and SBC 5210 platforms are no longer supported beginning with the SBC Core 10.0.0R0 release. This release supports SBC 5400/7000/SWe/CNe platforms. Contact Ribbon Sales for upgrade information.
The following table lists selected SBC Core key features, and their availability in this release by platform. Features in this table are not supported in all platforms/environments.
This is not a comprehensive list of features. For a more inclusive and detailed listing of features, refer to the Feature Guides.
= Supported
= Not supported
Feature | Hardware-Based Platforms | Software-Based Platforms | Comments | |||||||
SBC 5400 | SBC 7000 | SBC SWe VMware/KVM | SBC SWe (Cloud) | SBC CNe | ||||||
Integrated SBC in OpenStack | D-SBC | AWS | GCP | Azure | RedHat OCP | |||||
IP-Related Features | ||||||||||
Alternate/Multiple IP Support | ||||||||||
ARP Probing | ||||||||||
DHCP Support | N/A | |||||||||
Direct I/O Support | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | |||
EVRC-B Codecs | Pass-through | |||||||||
Geographical Redundancy (GRHA) | Refer to SBC Core Redundancy details. | |||||||||
H.323 Support | ||||||||||
IPsec | ||||||||||
IPv6 Support | 1 | |||||||||
Link Detection: | Refer to SBC Core Redundancy for details. | |||||||||
N:1 Redundancy | I-SBC: 4+1 | S-SBC: 4+1 M-SBC: 4+1 | SC pod: N+K (N max is 47, K max is 3) | Refer to Distributed SBC Architecture for details. | ||||||
NIC Teaming | Note: Not in KVM | |||||||||
Physical link detection | NOTE: Physical link detection is supported only on Direct I/O Packet Interfaces on the SBC SWe. | |||||||||
Registration Display Enhancement | (1:1 deployments) | S-SBC only | Refer to SIP Registration | |||||||
SIP over SCTP | ||||||||||
SIP Registrar | NOTE: An SBC Core acting as a SIP Registrar is only available on the SBC HW and the SBC SWe I-SBC deployments, and not on the D-SBC and SBC CNe deployments. For more information, refer to SIP Registrar Functionality. | |||||||||
SLB | ||||||||||
SR-IOV | N/A | N/A | ||||||||
SRTP | ||||||||||
GW-GW support | 3 | In SBC CNe, GW-GW is replaced with SIP-T protocol | ||||||||
ERE support | 2 | |||||||||
Lawful Intercept (LI) | ||||||||||
IMS features
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Media-Related Features | ||||||||||
Fax transcoded calls | Refer to Fax Over IP | |||||||||
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Fax/Modem Fallback | ||||||||||
GPU Transcoding |
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Opus Transcoding | ||||||||||
UC (Video, BFCP, Content Share) | ||||||||||
MSRP/TCP relay/Application Media | (MSRP/Application Media) | |||||||||
JITC/FIPS/DoD |
1The SBC Core SWe/Cloud on AWS and GCP does not support IPv6. However, AWS infrastructure supports IPv6, but GCP infrastructure does not.
2ERE functionality is not supported as part of the SBC CNe. For the SBC CNe, the PSX CNe is mandatory. Ribbon recommends that customers who have typically used ERE for routing to work with Ribbon Professional Services to migrate their configuration to the PSX CNe.
3GW-GW (Ribbon proprietary protocol for communication between the SBC-GSX and SBC-SBC) functionality is not supported as part of the SBC CNe. Instead of GW-GW protocol, SIP-T protocol is recommended for the SBC CNe.