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07 - MSOFTX3000 SBC SIP Introduce - 201306 V2 1
07 - MSOFTX3000 SBC SIP Introduce - 201306 V2 1
BICC
SIP/SCTP
SIP/UDP
VMSC GMSC PLMN/PSTN
RTP SBC
But, SBC cannot support translate the SIP-I to SIP which means both of GMSC and PSTN have to use the
same SIP protocol.
SCTP heart-beat
SIP Option
PLMN/PSTN
GMSC SIP2
SIP4
SBC 02
GMSC
At each main site there are 2 SBCs which work at load-sharing mode
Thus for PLMN/PSTN it need create 2 SIP trunks at load-sharing mode too.
The SIP is over SCTP between GMSC and SBC, because SCTP can detect the link status so there is no
need to start the SIP option heart-beat.
The SIP is over UDP between SBC and PLMN/PSTN, the SIP option heart-beat is recommended.
GMSC TT 01 SBC 03 TT
3 SBC 02
Ankara
SBC 04
GMSC TT 02 SBC 06
SBC 05
At each main site there are 2 SBCs which work at load-sharing mode, there is no interconnection between
these 2 SBCs.
Considering about the redundancy, one SBC may need to interworking with 2 softswitchs, and because
GMSC use SIP/SCTP to connect with SBC, so every PSTN/PLMN office need 4 signaling IPs in one
SBC. As the original IP plan one SBC only have 28 IPs, in the future is most probably need new IPs.
SBC 01
GMSC TT 01 SBC 03 TT
SBC 02
Ankara
SBC 04
TT 02 SBC 06
SBC 05
Because when SBC detect the master TT softswitch is not reachable it will swap to the slave TT softswitch
without releasing the call. So, if the TT softswitch (actually is the TT SBC) does not support the dual-homing
then the call will be lost in the TT side, but not be released in AVEA side.
Specify the local port of the BSG Optional, MSC can automatically set the BSG local port to
(SET SIPLP) realize load-sharing
Add MGW for the SIP OFC One SIP OFC can add 2 OFCMGW: MGW and CMN
(ADD OFCMGW)
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Core Network B
Core Network A IP bearer IP bearer
SE2600
B2BUA
and SDP (for media route )
Softswitch A
signaling port
media port
Mapping for media proxy, which records the
mapping relationship of addresses in IP header
( for media route ) according to SDP
5 IP addresses
Signal-if Set in dispatch Set in dispatch
Client Processing unit Processing unit
Server
Media-if
Client Bearer Net
Server Softxaddr A
Softxaddr B
Softxadd :
Softswitch IP
Set in service Set in service
processing unit processing unit
P P P P R R Interworking IP
U U U U address: 192.1.1.2
U U
1 2 3 4 9 10
Core Network B
The The
The The The
The signal signal to media to Manage
Slot interface to media to interface
to core core core ment
No. core core to core
network A network network address
network A network A network B
B B
Interface IP only lie on Interface IP only lie
1,2 192.1.1.12 200.1.1.12
LPU on LPU
Signal-if
Signal-if and 192.1.1.2 and 200.1.1.2
media-If 1 media-If 200.1.1.2 1
3,4 192.1.1.20
only lie on 192.1.1.2 only lie on 0 200.1.1.2
SPU board 2 SPU 2
board
Item Description
function-entity:2: Index of a functional entity
VPN: Index of the VPN instance to which the detected Softswitch belongs
DS: Detection status: Up and Down (Up indicates that the detected Softswitch is normal and Down indicates that the detected
Softswitch is faulty.)
SD: Whether to shut down the Softswitch forcibly (Y indicates that the Softswitch is to be shut down forcibly and N indicates
that the Softswitch is not to be shut down forcibly.)
Status: Combined status of DS and SD (If DS or SD is Down, Status is Down; if both DS and SD are Up, Status is Up.)
SBC
LPU1 LPU2
At the beginning of the project we designed the SIP use UDP, so the Signaling LPU is active/standby mode,
now we will use load-sharing mode so that the IP plan need changes too.
GE optical fiber,
LPU Internal 10.19.96.33
1-1-0 LPU /Slot 0 Single-mode 17750-1
Signaling 10.19.96.36 (.34 and .35 for 255.255.255.248(/29)
Active / Standby VRRP)
GE optical fiber,
2-1-0 LPU /Slot 1 Single-mode 17750-2
SPU Internal 10.19.96.66
Signaling ~ 10.19.96.65 255.255.255.224(/27) No physic connection
SBC1 Active / Standby 10.19.96.94
Active Active
PE1 PE2
IP2-1 IP2-2
GMSC
Active Active
PE1 PE2
IP2-1
PLMN
SBC
LPU1 LPU2
Active
Standby
VRRP
PE3 PE4
IP4-1
PSTN
Active
Standby
VRRP
PE3 PE4
IP4-1
PSTN