Oracle Communications Session Border Controller Training Course
Day 1 Morning:
Engineering topics: SBC concepts, boot parameters/entitlements, SBC branches, configuration elements (multi-instance & single-instance), save & activate commands, backup/restore, delete-config/reboot force, global parameters, physical interfaces (phy-int), network interfaces (net-int), HIP (High Availability IP), realms, SIP signaling, media services
Break
Engineering topics: Media proxy function, call admission control, SIP edge proxy function, packet path within the SBC, local policy, routing decisions, SIPD process, session-agent, introduction to HMR (High Availability Routing), High Availability.
Day 1 Afternoon:
Lab 1-0 to Lab 1-4
Lab 1-5 to Lab 1-8
Day 2 Morning:
Engineering topics: HMR configuration elements (header-rule, rule element, test-sip-manipulations, built-in variables, regexp, MIME support [mime sdp-rule, sdp-session-rule, sdp-media-rule, sdp-line-rule]).
Break
SBC routing options, local-policy element, lookup keys, determining ingress realm, determining egress realm, cost-based routing, codec-based routing, time-based routing, test-policy command, session-agent constraints and timers, SAG load balancing strategy, session-agent monitoring, redirection action maddr resolution, static flows, dynamic routing: [dns/naptr/srv/enum-local Routing Table (lrt), multistage routing].
Media handling: [Media NAT/relay function, middle box control daemon (MBCD), lookup table - Anchoring/releasing media/media latching, early media removal, Call admission control on Media, steering-pool, media profile, QoS measurements, CDR, codec policy]
Day 2 Afternoon:
Lab 2-0 to Lab 2-4
Lab 2-5 to Lab 2-10
Lab 2-11 to Lab 2-15
Day 3 Morning:
Concepts of asymmetric cryptography, SSL certificate concepts (PKI, Certification Authority), TLS operation/TLS handshake process, SIP over TLS operation.
Day 3 Afternoon:
Lab 3-0
Lab 3-1 and 3-2
Day 4 Morning:
Theory on redundancy (HA) between two Oracle SBCs: Cluster operational IP addresses, cluster utility IP addresses, burned-in MAC, events triggering switchover, virtual MAC design, HA configuration elements, HA process and configuration steps.
Theory on redundancy (HA) between two Oracle SBCs (continued) or start of HA lab.
Day 4 Afternoon:
Lab 4
Lab 4 or beginning of troubleshooting course.
Day 5 Morning:
Boot process issues/solutions, hardware and network issues/solutions, system issues, support-info command and its options, troubleshooting methodology, events/alarmson the SBC, SNMP, ACLI commands for troubleshooting, logs and log levels on the SBC, packet tracing module.
Break
CDR/HDR, SSH keys, ACLI commands for signaling troubleshooting, common registration issues, session-agent troubleshooting, policy-based routing troubleshooting, media troubleshooting, monitoring MBCD transactions, troubleshooting 1-way audio, troubleshooting High Availability: berpd logs.
Day 5 Afternoon:
Lab 4-0
Lab 4-1 and Lab 4-2
Format of the Course
- Interactive lectures and discussions.
- Extensive exercises and practice.
- Hands-on implementation in a live-lab environment.
Course Customization Options
- To request customized training for this course, please contact us to arrange.
Course Outline
- Oracle SBC Configuration and Administration
- Advanced Oracle SBC Configuration
- Oracle SBC Troubleshooting and Maintenance
- Oracle SBC Security Configuration
- Oracle SBC Automation and Configuration
Requirements
- Network knowledge
- VoIP knowledge
- SIP knowledge
- Linux knowledge
Audience
- VoIP engineers
- VoIP administrators
Open Training Courses require 5+ participants.
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Testimonials (2)
good explanation on each points and provide assignment for practices.
Piseth Ben - ACLEDA Bank Plc.
Course - Oracle Database 19c: SQL Tuning Workshop
Greg was very patient and helpful
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Course - ORACLE SQL Fundamentals
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