Contents:

Note

Solution Base articles are added frequently. Refer to SBC 1000-2000 Articles for the most current list of available articles.


Initial Configuration

I set the network configuration in the initial configuration page, but I still cannot see the SBC on the network.

  • Check the Ethernet port's speed and duplexity and match that to the Ethernet port configuration in the SBC.

After Initial Configuration, I am importing an old backup from a different the SBC, but my T1/E1 ports do not match the configuration.

  • Try inserting the card into the other slot. Also, you will have to reset the configuration to factory defaults in order to remove the auto populated ports and restore the old configuration again.

ISDN related issues

SIP related issues

Faxing

Where can I find a guide to configure a fax solution for Lync?

When do I use G.711 VS T.38?

It is recommended to use G.711 when implementing a fax solution where the SBC Edge (SBC) and the fax server are on the same LAN. T.38 should be used when there are many hops.

The faxes have quality issues

Audio Quality

Call Completion issues

Call Presentation

Certificate Related

Lync Deployment

Lync Operational

SNMP

SNMP is not a very efficient method for managing devices.  Excessive polling of the SBC Edge will have an impact on performance: CPU and memory usage increase and the number of calls per second (CPS) will drop.

When managing the SBC, you must consider a balance between the importance of calls and the management data.  If calls are more important, then you want to keep SNMP polls to a minimum and rely on SNMP traps for SBC health.  If management data is more important, just know that it will impact call performance and expect to see increased usage of the CPU and memory.

SNMP walk of entire system should only be done immediately after startup based on a cold start trap being received for that system and never again.

 For CPS capabilities, refer to SBC Edge Call Performance, located under SBC 1000/2000 Performance and Capacity.