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Controller V7
Start with the right platform. OpenScape SBC is a next generation session border controller that
enables OpenScape SIP-based communication and applications to be securely extended
beyond the boundaries of an enterprise network.
OpenScape SBC enhances customernetwork security by providing SIPaware security functionality including
dynamic RTP/SRTP pin-holing through
its internal firewall, stateful SIP protocol validation, DoS/DDoS mitigation,
and network topology hiding. It also
supports TLS encryption on core- and
access-side SIP signaling interfaces as
well as SRTP media encryption on a
termination/mediation or passthrough basis.
OpenScape SBC facilitates SIP trunk interfaces to SIP Service Providers (SSPs)
for OpenScape Voice and HiPath 4000
systems, connection to remote user SIP
phones for OpenScape Voice systems,
for example, for home workers accessing an OpenScape Voice system over an
Internet connection, and for connection of OpenScape Branch systems operating in Proxy, SBC-Proxy, and
Branch-SBC mode serving remote
branch locations to an OpenScape
Voice system.
OpenScape SBC is fully manageable via
the same Common Management Portal
(CMP) that is used to manage other
network elements in the OpenScape
UC Suite. When used with HiPath 4000,
OpenScape SBC is managed via its local
management interface.
PSTN
SIP trunking
SSP
HiPath
4000
OpenScape
SBC
tr
SIP
Remote
user
ing
unk
1
1
WAN
(Internet)
2
CMP
OpenScape
Voice
PSTN
MGCP
OpenScape
SBC
OpenScape Branch
(Proxy)
7
4
7
5
Media
Server
WAN
(Internet)
PSTN
SSP
SIP Trunk
OpenScape Branch
(SBC Proxy)
SIP
Trunk
Remote gateway
(e. g. HiPath 4000 or RG)
Media
Server
SSP
PSTN
PSTN
OpenScape Branch
(Branch SBC)
SIP
Deployment scenarios
1. SIP trunking to a SIP Service
Provider (SSP)
2. Remote user
(e.g. home worker)
Features
General Features
Security
Industry certification
SIP Registrar
TLS/TCP transport
Protocols:
SSH2 (for CLI),
HTTPS (for web-based admin),
SFTP (for file transfers)
Management
Topology hiding
Intrusion detection
Redundancy
Alarming/SNMP support
Enhanced alarm information
Continuous and on-demand tracing
supported via OpenScape Trace
Manager
Logging
Networking
DNS Support
NTP Support
QoS
DSCP support for signaling, media
and management traffic
DNS (SSP)
PSTN
NTP
Server
SSP
SIP Trunking
DNS (UDP/TCP)
(S)NTP
(UDPl)
Redundant
OpenScape
SBC
VRRP-Like
(UD)
Infrastructure
Service LAN
SIP (UDP/TCP)
OpenScape Messaging
and Media Server
(S)RTP
(UDP)
Registered
Remote
User Devices
Media
LAN
SIP (TCP/TLS)
SIP + SIP-Q
(TCP/MTLS)
PSTN
SIP/SIP-Q
(TCP/MTLS)
OpenScape
Branch
VoIP
LAN
VoIP
WAN
MGCP
(UDP)
HTTPS (TCP/SSL)
SFTP (TCO/SSH)
SFTP (SSH/TCP)
SNMP (UDP)
MGCP (UDP()
OAM
LAN
OpenScape Branch
SBC
SIP-Q (TCP/MTLS)
OpenScape
Voice
WAN
LAN
Remote Gateway
(e.g. HiPath 4000)
Remote
Admin
CMP/
Assistant
HTTPS (TCP/SSL)
SFTP (TCP/SSH)
SYSLOG
(UDP)
DHCP
(UDP)
Local
Admin
Syslog
Monitoring
DHCP
Server
V7R1
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20,0004
50,0004
6,0004
20,0004
32,0004
1,200
4,000
8,000
600
2,000
8,000
480
1,600
6,400
1,000
1,000
1,000
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107
107
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10
10
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80 s
80 s
180 s
27,000
45,000
80,000
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259
449
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99.99 %
99.99 %
<15 min.
<15 min.
<15 min.
7 Of the 10 non-VLAN associated IP addresses that can be configured on the WAN interface, two can be UDP and the others
must be TCP or TLS.
8 A "half call" is a call from either Access side (WAN) to Core side (LAN) or from Core side (LAN) to Access side (WAN). A "full
call" consists of two "half call" legs, i. e. a call being initiated by the Access side (WAN) going to Core side (LAN) and then coming back to the Access side (WAN).
9 Apply the following penalty (or penalties*) to determine the actual OpenScape SBC maximum calls per second limit when the
following functions are enabled:
a. Digest Authentication penalty: 30 %
b. Throttling penalty** (600 seconds throttling interval): 40 %
c. TLS penalty** (600 seconds keep alive interval; no throttling): 50 %
*: To determine cumulative penalties, apply penalty 1 and on the new number, apply penalty 2.
**: Throttling and TLS penalties are not applicable to hosted remote Branch users.
10When restarting, SIP endpoint devices are required to comply with procedures specified in RFC 3261 and OSCAR Chapter 11:
Best Practices. With a simultaneous restart of all endpoint devices when a user becomes successfully registered, that user
shall immediately be able to originate and receive calls with a call completion rate of at least 99.99 %.
Weight:
Rated Power:
75 W
Operating temperature:
10-35 C (50-95 F)
Weight:
Rated Power:
180 W
Operating temperature:
10-35 C (50-95 F)
Weight:
up to 17 kg (37.48 lb)
Rated Power:
193 W
Operating temperature:
10-35 C (50-95 F)
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