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Oracle Communications Session

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Oracle Communications Session Border Controller Basic Contact us:

Implementation Boot Camp For more information about

Oracle Communications Session Border Control
This Boot Camp provides an overview of the features and functions of the Oracle Implementation Boot Camp training,
Communications Session Border Controller (SBC). It focuses on SBC platform, contact us at
communications-enablement_ww@oracle.com
designed to protect, centralize, manage, route, and enhance the signaling and
media protocols used in an enterprise or service provider communications
network. SBC uses open, industry standards such as SIP and RTP, among other.
Leading customer use cases include vendor agnostic SIP trunking and registrar
functions, accounting and advanced SIP manipulation rules, integration with
existing multi-vendor UC platform and vendor agnostic interoperability for UC,
advanced DDoS protection, transcoding, dial-plan seamless integration,
interworking functions, signaling and media encryption, Carrier grade High
Availability and many others.

This training will prepare participants to take and pass the proctored certification
exam Oracle Communications Session Border Controller Basic
Implementation Essentials

Boot Camp Details

What You'll Learn?
• Describe the SBC and the SIP-based network challenges that it solves
• Design, or redesign, a network to facilitate an SBC solution: plan SBC
integration with a customer’s network
• Describe the primary functions of the SBC: purpose, features, benefits,
architecture, and operation
• Perform Initial and Setup procedures on a new SBC
• Configure an SBC to perform its primary functions: plan and create
common configurations
• Operate and maintain an SBC solution and test basic functionality:
deployment models (Peering and Access-Backbone)
• Access and use the troubleshooting tools: use Acme Command-Line
Interface (ACLI) commands

Duration:
The Oracle Communications Session Border Controller Basic Implementation
Boot Camp is five (5) days, hands-on workshop.

Note: The duration is intended for general reference. The Boot Camp instructor
can recommend a different approach in running the class. Students are required
to check the Boot Camp duration for the scheduled event they are interested in.

Who Should Take This Boot Camp?

• Persons who require close familiarity with the SBC’s features,

architecture, operation, and configuration and persons who on a day-to-
day basis will perform any of the following tasks:

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 • User/administrative duties: verifying normal operation and monitoring
activity
• Administration management
• Network design
• Configuring and provisioning
• Maintenance
• Troubleshooting
• Demonstrations

How Do I Enroll?

To enroll in OPN Boot Camps, please search offerings currently available using
OPN Live Events Schedule at: https://learn.oracle.com/ols/live-events/opn-
learning-center-learn-oracle-oracle-global-partner-enablement/89350/

How Do I Request a Boot Camp?

If you want to attend to a Boot Camp that you don't see on the schedule, or if
you would like to request that we deliver a Boot Camp in a specific location or at
a specific date, contact us at communications-enablement_ww@oracle.com.

AGENDA

Day 1
• Hardware Platforms
o Evolution, Platform-Product mapping and Relative
Performance
o Network Interface Units (NIU) functions and comparison
table
o HA Model, Data Paths, packet processing, functional
diagram
• Acme Packet 4600, 6300 and 9200 Platforms Overview
o Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) Essentials
o General SIP information, SIP architecture: Elements of SIP,
Basic call flow
o Using SIP proxies: stateless and stateful proxies
o Back-to-Back User Agents (B2BUA) concept and IETF RFCs
for SIP

Day 2
• Introduction to Session Border Controllers (SBCs)
o Oracle SBC Functions
o Operating System Boot Process: Boot Parameters and
Software Layers.

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 o Release Naming Conventions: how to understand the
Software image name.
o Operating System Functions and Services
• Initial Configuration
o SBC Access and ACLI Navigation
o Configuration Elements and Configuration Workflow
o Configuration Backup/Restore
o Common Operations and Initial Configuration
Day 3
• Provisioning Interfaces
o Physical and Network Interfaces Provisioning
• Session Border Controller Concepts
o Realms and Realm Bridging
o SIP Interfaces: SIP ports
o SBC Media Services: Steering Pool
o Routing and Translation: Local Policy
o Session Agents and Session Agent Groups (SAGs)
o Header Manipulation Rules (HMRs)
• Peering Environment Configuration
o Peering Policy Based Realm Bridging (PBRB) Model
o Local Policy Configuration Examples
o Peering Policy Based Realm Bridging (PBRB) with HMR
Model
o HMR Usage Example
o SIP Peering Access Control Model
o Relevant Access Control Parameters
o SIP Peering Access Control Scenarios
Day 4
• Access-Backbone Environment Configuration
o Access-Backbone in General: Definition, Issues
o Registration Caching: Purpose of Caching Registration
Entries, Definition and Configuration
o SIP Hosted NAT Traversal (HNT) Operation, Configuration
and Adaptive HNT
o Media Latching: Media Addresses and Ports Issues, Media
Latching Mechanism and Sample Scenario
o Access Policy Based Realm Bridging (PBRB) Model
o Local Policy Configuration Examples

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 o Access Control in Access-Backbone Deployments
Day 5
• Configuring SBC High Availability
o High Availability Overview: Architecture, Alarm Subsystem,
Redundancy Terminology
o Cluster Operation: Operational and Utility Addresses, How a
Failover Is Triggered and Handled
o Cluster’s Configuration Model and Its Logic
o Configuring the Primary Node
o Preparing the Secondary Node
o High Availability Cluster Operations: States and Transitions,
Operations

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