Dialogic ControlSwitch SBC and Profiles Owner's manual

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Dialogic® ControlSwitch™

SBC and Profiles User’s Manual

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Document History

Revision

Release date

Notes

1.0

July 2015

First release

1.0

June 2016

Release 5.11.1

- Added SIP profiles

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Table of Contents

SBC AND PROFILES USER’S MANUAL ............................................................................................................ 6 1.

INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................................ 7 2.

2.1 Purpose of this Document........................................................................................................................... 7

2.2 Glossary ....................................................................................................................................................... 7

2.3 References................................................................................................................................................... 7

2.4 Contact Us ................................................................................................................................................... 7

PROVISIONING GUIDELINES ......................................................................................................................... 8 3.

3.1 CS-based Routing Provisioning .................................................................................................................... 8

3.2 SBC-based Routing Provisioning.................................................................................................................. 9

3.3 SS7 Profile Provisioning ............................................................................................................................... 9

3.4 VoIP Security Profile Provisioning ............................................................................................................... 9

SBC .............................................................................................................................................................. 11 4.

BORDERNET (BNET)/ACCESS POINTS (BNAP) ............................................................................................... 12 5.

5.1 BorderNet.................................................................................................................................................. 12

Creating an SBC ..................................................................................................................................... 13 5.1.1

Modifying SBC Parameters ................................................................................................................... 14 5.1.2

Deleting an SBC ..................................................................................................................................... 15 5.1.3

Refreshing the SBC List ......................................................................................................................... 15 5.1.4

Filtering SBC List .................................................................................................................................... 15 5.1.5

Send EMS Information .......................................................................................................................... 16 5.1.6

Launch SBC ............................................................................................................................................ 16 5.1.7

5.2 BorderNet Access Point............................................................................................................................. 16

Creating a BNAP .................................................................................................................................... 17 5.2.1

Modifying BNAP Parameters ................................................................................................................ 17 5.2.2

Deleting a BNAP .................................................................................................................................... 18 5.2.3

Refreshing the BNAP List ...................................................................................................................... 18 5.2.4

Filtering BNAP List ................................................................................................................................. 18 5.2.5

BNAP LIST/TRUNK GROUP ASSOCIATIONS .................................................................................................. 20 6.

6.1 Creating a BNAP List .................................................................................................................................. 20

6.2 Modifying BNAP List Parameters .............................................................................................................. 21

6.3 Deleting a BNAP List .................................................................................................................................. 22

6.4 Refreshing the BNAP List ........................................................................................................................... 22

6.5 Filtering BNAP List ..................................................................................................................................... 22

6.6 Associating Configuration ......................................................................................................................... 22

ACCESS CONTROL LISTS ............................................................................................................................... 24 7.

PROFILES ..................................................................................................................................................... 25 8.

8.1 SS7 Message and Parameter Profiles ........................................................................................................ 25

Creating a Profile .................................................................................................................................. 26 8.1.1

Modifying the Profile Description ......................................................................................................... 27 8.1.2

Deleting a Profile .................................................................................................................................. 27 8.1.3

Refreshing the Profiles List ................................................................................................................... 27 8.1.4

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Profile Configuration ............................................................................................................................. 27 8.1.5

8.2 SIP Profiler ................................................................................................................................................. 29

8.3 IBCF Security Profiles................................................................................................................................. 30

VSAP Security Profiles ........................................................................................................................... 30 8.3.1

Peer Security Profiles ............................................................................................................................ 47 8.3.2

System Security Profiles ........................................................................................................................ 51 8.3.3

SS7 RECOGNIZED MESSAGES ....................................................................................................................... 56 9.

SS7 RECOGNIZED PARAMETERS .............................................................................................................. 57 10.

INSTRUCTION INDICATORS ...................................................................................................................... 58 11.

11.1 Message Instruction Indicators ................................................................................................................. 58

11.2 Parameter Instruction Indicators .............................................................................................................. 60

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SBC and Profiles User’s Manual 1.

The SBC and Profiles User’s Manual for the Dialogic® ControlSwitchTM IP Softswitch.

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Introduction 2.

2.1 Purpose of this Document

This User’s Manual and Help System is provided to enable users to quickly master the operation and the

configuration of the following topics:

 SBC integration into the CS system (SBC tab)

 ControlSwitch SS7 and VoIP profiles (Profiles tab)

2.2 Glossary

For the purposes of this document the following abbreviations apply:

Term

Abbreviation

BN4k

BorderNet 4000

BNAP

BorderNet Access Points

ControlSwitch

MBR

Message Based Routing

SBC

Session Border Controller

Table: Glossary

2.3 References

ControlSwitch Elements and Resources User's Manual

ControlSwitch Advanced Elements and Services User's Manual

BorderNet4000 SBC Provisioning Guide

2.4 Contact Us

For a list of Dialogic locations and offices, please visit: https://www.dialogic.com/contact.aspx.

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Provisioning Guidelines 3.

3.1 CS-based Routing Provisioning

The following figure depicts an example of a CS-based routing model:

The following lists the configuration steps, at the CS side:

1. Create an SBC (CS may integrate with more than one SBC)

2. Connect with the SBC

3. Send the configuration information to the SBC

4. Create BNAP (multiple BNAPs can be configured)

5. Create a BNAP List

6. Create the required trunk groups (see ControlSwitch Elements and Resources User's Manual,

section Trunk Group).

7. Associate between the BNAP and the trunk group. This association is provided via the IP

Configuration window (see ControlSwitch Elements and Resources User's Manual, section IP

Configuration), as following:

 Set the Remote Gateway Primary Address, and Remote Gateway Primary Port,

In this example these parameters are set to 10.10.10.10, 5060 for the first trunk group, and

10.10.10.50, 5060 – for the second one.

 Associate the BNAP, by selecting the BorderNet Access Point tab, and set Priority and

Weight per BNAP..

 Associate the trunk groups to BNAP, by the selecting Trunk Group tab.

8. Transfer the ACL table to the SBC.

9. Additional configuration is needed at the SBC side.

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3.2 SBC-based Routing Provisioning

The following figure depicts an example of an SBC-based routing model:

The following lists the configuration steps, at the CS side:

1. Create an SBC, leaving the Signaling Address and Port blank

2. Connect with the SBC

3. Send the configuration information to the SBC

4. Create BNAP

5. Additional configuration is needed at the SBC side.

3.3 SS7 Profile Provisioning

To provision an SS7 message/parameter profile:

1. Create an ISUP trunk group (see ControlSwitch Elements and Resources User's Manual, Trunk

Group section).

2. Create a profile.

3. Configure the profile.

4. To apply a Message profile for a trunk group, enter a value to the Message Compatibility

Profile field (ISUP Trunk Group Ingress, and Egress tabs), using the drop-down menu.

5. To apply a Parameter profile for a trunk group, enter a value to the Parameter Compatibility

Profile field (ISUP Trunk Group Ingress, and Egress tabs), using the drop-down menu (see

ControlSwitch Elements and Resources User's Manual, Ingress and ControlSwitch Elements

and Resources User's Manual, Egress sections)

3.4 VoIP Security Profile Provisioning

To provision VoIP security profile:

1. Create a System Security Profile.

2. VSAP Security Profile.

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3. Peer Security Profile (optional).

4. Create a CSP to host the IBCF ALG (see ControlSwitch Elements and Resources User's Manual,

section Creating a CCP).

5. Configure an ALG (see ControlSwitch Advanced Elements and Services User's Manual, section

Creating an ALG).

6. Create a VSAP ALG (see ControlSwitch Advanced Elements and Services User's Manual,

section Creating a VSAP).

7. Associate trunk groups to VSAPs (see ControlSwitch Advanced Elements and Services User's

Manual, section Associate TGs to a VSAP).

8. Create a Local Gateway (see ControlSwitch Elements and Resources User's Manual, section

Creating a LGW).

9. In trunk group window, select IP Configuration and set the following parameters:

 Remote Gateway Primary Address

 Remote Gateway Port

 Security Profile (optional) – for peer

10. Assign LGW to TG (ControlSwitch Elements and Resources User's Manual, chapter Trunk

Groups, section Local Gateways).

11. Unlock the local gateways, and the trunk groups (see ControlSwitch Elements and Resources

User's Manual, section Unlocking a LGW, and ControlSwitch Elements and Resources User's

Manual, section Unlocking TGs).

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SBC 4.

The Dialogic ControlSwitch (CS) has been designed to work with any SBC (Session Border Controller) as

an integrated system, allowing the customer to benefit from improved call-processing efficiency, and a

single view for alarms management, and session tracing.

The CS-SBC integration is provided, according to one of the following models:

 CS-based Routing. This integration model is commonly adopted by customers who already

have deployed CS, and want to add an SBC to their existing system. In this model the routing is

performed only by the CS. For this model's configuration steps, see the CS-based Routing

Provisioning.

 SBC-based Routing. In this model, routing is done only by SBC. For this model's configuration

steps, see the SBC-based Routing Provisioning.

Note:

Currently, only the integration with the Dialogic BorderNet 4000 (BN4k) SBC is supported.

For this integration to take place, both CS and the SBC should be configured.

This section covers the details on the CS windows and includes the following sections:

 BorderNet (BNET)/Access Points (BNAP)

 BNAP List/Trunk Group Associations

 Access Control Lists

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BorderNet (BNET)/Access Points 5.

(BNAP)

Multiple SBCs can be used for load-balancing and geographical distribution. BorderNet Access Points

(BNAPs) are paths that connect between the SBC's private and public interfaces.

This window enables the user to set the integrated BN4k, and it's associated BNAPs.

This window is divided into the following sections:

 BorderNet, at the top of the window, displays a list of SBCs, and an array of buttons used to

manage them.

 BorderNet Access Point provides the list of BNAPs associated with the selected SBC, located at

the bottom of the window.

5.1 BorderNet

The BorderNet section allows the user to view and manage the integrated SBCs, using the buttons in

the Actions column. The following table details the SBC parameters

Term

Definition

The SBC's unique id.

Name

The SBC's unique name

Description

A short description on the SBC

Type

The type of the SBC. Currently only the Dialogic BN4k is supported.

System ID

A given id for identification in the CDR.

System Name

A given name for identification in the CDR.

Management IP Address

The IP address set for the communication with the SBC.

ControlSwitch Integration

If set to TRUE, the CS-routing based model is adopted, and the SBC is fully

integrated in the system, as one of the CS elements.

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Sends Alarms

If set to Yes, the alarms will be displayed in the CDR.

Sends Media Statistics

If set to Yes, the media statistics will be displayed in the CDR.

Provisioning Status

Displays the status of the provisioning.

Table: SBC Parameters

To see the detailed SBC information, double-click on the selected item.

The following operational actions are applied:

Creating an SBC

Modifying SBC Parameters

Deleting an SBC

Refreshing the SBC List

Filtering SBC List

Send EMS Information

Launch SBC

Creating an SBC 5.1.1

→ To create an SBC:

1. Select SBC → BorderNet (BNET) Access Points (BNAP).

2. Click on the Create button.

3. Enter the parameters, as depicted below.

 Name. The SBC's unique name.

 Description. A short description on the SBC.

 Type. The type of the SBC to be integrated, currently only the Dialogic BN4k is

supported.

 System ID. A given id for identification in the CDR.

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 System Name. A given name for identification in the CDR.

 Management IP Address. The IP address set for the communication with the SBC.

 Integrated With CS. If set to TRUE, the CS-routing based model is adopted, and the SBC

is fully integrated in the system, as one of the CS elements.

 Sends Alarms. Set the check box to send the alarms to the CDR.

 Sends Media Stats. Set the check box to send the media statistics to the CDR.

4. Click OK to save the entered values.

5. Click on the Refresh button to see the newly created item in the list.

Modifying SBC Parameters 5.1.2

→ To modify the SBC parameters:

1. Select SBC → BorderNet (BNET) Access Points (BNAP).

2. Select the SBC you want to modify.

3. Click on the Modify button.

4. Enter the parameters you want to modify, as depicted below:

 Name. The SBC's unique name.

 Description. A short description on the SBC.

 Type. The type of the SBC to be integrated, currently only the Dialogic BN4k is

supported.

 System ID. A given id for identification in the CDR.

 System Name. A given name for identification in the CDR.

 Management IP Address. The IP address set for the communication with the SBC.

 Integrated With CS. If set to TRUE, the CS-routing based model is adopted, and the SBC

is fully integrated in the system, as one of the CS elements.

 Sends Alarms. Set the check box to send the alarms to the CDR.

 Sends Media Stats. Set the check box to send the media statistics to the CDR.

5. Click OK to save the entered values.

6. Click on the Refresh button to see the changes.

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Deleting an SBC

5.1.3

→ To delete an SBC:

1. Select SBC → BorderNet (BNET) Access Points (BNAP).

2. Select the SBC you want to delete.

3. Click on the Delete button.

4. Click Yes in the Delete Confirmation window.

5. Click on the Refresh button to remove the deleted item from the list.

Refreshing the SBC List 5.1.4

→ To Refresh the SBC list:

1. Click on the Refresh button.

Filtering SBC List 5.1.5

→ To filter SBC list:

1. Select SBC → BorderNet (BNET) Access Points (BNAP).

2. Click on the Filter button.

3. Enter the criteria parameters for the filtering operation, as depicted below.

 Name. The SBC's unique name.

 Description. A short description on the SBC.

 Type. The type of the SBC to be integrated, currently only the Dialogic BN4k is

supported.

 System ID. A given id for identification in the CDR.

 System Name. A given name for identification in the CDR.

 Management IP Address.

 Integrated With CS. If set to TRUE, the CS-routing based model is adopted, and the SBC

is fully integrated in the system, as one of the CS elements.

 Sends Alarms. Set the check box to send the alarms to the CDR.

 Sends Media Stats. Set the check box to send the media statistics to the CDR.

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4. Click OK to save the entered values.

The list of the filtered items shall be displayed in the window.

Send EMS Information 5.1.6

After the connecting with the SBC, the information should be sent to the SBC.

→ To send the settings to the SBC:

1. Select SBC → BorderNet (BNET) Access Points (BNAP).

2. Click on the Send EMS Information button.

3. Press Yes to confirm the operation.

Launch SBC 5.1.7

After the SBC settings in the CS, the CS should connect with the SBC, via the configured Management IP

Address:

→ To connect to the selected SBC:

1. Select SBC → BorderNet (BNET) Access Points (BNAP).

2. Click on the Launch SBC button.

3. Press Yes to confirm the operation.

5.2 BorderNet Access Point

CS supports multiple BNAPs for multiple SIP-interface pairs. This window allows the BNAP settings, using

the buttons in the Actions column. The following table details the BNAP parameters

Term

Definition

The BNAP's unique id.

Name

The BNAP's unique name

Description

A short description on the BNAP

BorderNet ID

The SBC's id.

Private Signaling IP

The private signaling IP address for the communication with the CS.

Private Signaling Port

The private signaling port for the communication with the CS.

Public Signaling IP

The public signaling IP address for the communication with the CS.

Public Signaling Port

The public signaling port address for the communication with the CS.

Table: BNAP Parameters

To see the detailed BNAP information, double-click on the selected item.

The following operational actions are applied:

Creating a BNAP

Modifying BNAP Parameters

Deleting a BNAP

Refreshing the BNAP List

Filtering BNAP List

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Creating a BNAP

5.2.1

→ To create a BNAP:

1. Select SBC → BorderNet (BNET) Access Points (BNAP).

2. Select an SBC.

3. Click on the Create button (at the lower side of the window).

4. Enter the parameters, as depicted below.

 Name. The BNAP's unique name.

 Description. A short description on the BNAP.

 Private Signaling Address. The private signaling IP address for the communication with

the CS.

 Private Signaling Port. The private signaling port for the communication with the CS.

 Public Signaling Address. The public signaling IP address for the communication with

the CS.

 Public Signaling Port. The public signaling port for the communication with the CS.

5. Click OK to save the entered values.

6. Click on the Refresh button to see the newly created item in the list.

Modifying BNAP Parameters 5.2.2

→ To modify the BNAP parameters:

1. Select SBC → BorderNet (BNET) Access Points (BNAP).

2. Select an SBC.

3. Select the BNAP you want to modify (at the lower part of the window).

4. Click on the Modify button (at the lower part of the window).

5. Enter the parameters you want to modify, as depicted below:

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 Name. The BNAP's unique name.

 Description. A short description on the BNAP.

 Private Signaling Address. The private signaling IP address for the communication with

the CS.

 Private Signaling Port. The private signaling port for the communication with the CS.

 Public Signaling Address. The public signaling IP address for the communication with

the CS.

 Public Signaling Port. The public signaling port for the communication with the CS.

6. Click OK to save the entered values.

7. Click on the Refresh button to see the changes.

Deleting a BNAP

5.2.3

→ To delete a BNAP:

1. Select SBC → BorderNet (BNET) Access Points (BNAP).

2. Select an SBC.

3. Select the BNAP you want to delete (at the lower part of the window).

4. Click on the Delete button (at the lower part of the window).

5. Click Yes in the Delete Confirmation window.

6. Click on the Refresh button to remove the deleted item from the list.

Refreshing the BNAP List 5.2.4

→ To Refresh the BNAP list:

7. Click on the Refresh button.

Filtering BNAP List 5.2.5

→ To filter BNAP list:

1. Select SBC → BorderNet (BNET) Access Points (BNAP).

2. Select an SBC.

3. Click on the Filter button (at the lower part of the window).

4. Enter the criteria parameters for the filtering operation, as depicted below.

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 Name. The BNAP's unique name.

 Description. A short description on the BNAP.

 Private Signaling Address. The private signaling IP address for the communication with

the CS.

 Private Signaling Port. The private signaling port for the communication with the CS.

 Public Signaling Address. The public signaling IP address for the communication with

the CS.

 Public Signaling Port. The public signaling port for the communication with the CS.

5. Click OK to save the entered values.

The list of the filtered items shall be displayed in the window.

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BNAP List/Trunk Group 6.

Associations

This window allows the configuration of the BNAP lists, and their association with the pre-configured

BNAPs and trunk groups.

The following table details the BNAP List parameters

Term

Definition

The BNAP List's unique id

Name

The BNAP List's unique name

Description

A short description on the BNAP List

Table: BNAP List Parameters

To see the detailed BNAP list information, double-click on the selected item.

The following operational actions are applied:

Creating a BNAP List

Modifying BNAP List Parameters

Deleting a BNAP List

Refreshing the BNAP List

Filtering BNAP List

Associations Configuration

6.1 Creating a BNAP List

→ To create a BNAP List:

1. Select SBC → BNAP List/Trunk Group Associations.

2. Click on the Create button.

3. Enter the parameters, as depicted below.

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