Oracle Communications Session Border Controller Training Course
Day 1 Morning:
Engineering topics: SBC concepts, boot parameters/entitlements, SBC branches, configuration elements (multi-instance and single-instance), save & activate commands, backup/restore, delete-config/reboot force, global parameters, physical interfaces, network interfaces, HIP, realm, SIP signaling, media service.
Break
Engineering topics: Media proxy function, call admission control, SIP edge proxy function, signaling packet path inside the SBC, local policy, routing decision, SIPD process, session-agent, introduction to HMR (Header Rule Manipulation), High Availability.
Day 1 Evening:
Lab 1-0 to Lab 1-4
Lab 1-5 to Lab 1-8
Day 2 Morning:
Engineering topics: HMR configuration elements (header-rule, element rule, test-sip-manipulations, built-in variables, regexp, mime support including 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 Evening:
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 handshake operation, SIP over TLS operation.
Day 3 Evening:
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 to trigger switchover, virtual MAC design, HA configuration elements, HA process and configuration steps.
Theory on redundancy (HA) between two Oracle SBCs (continuation and conclusion) or start of HA lab.
Day 4 Evening:
Lab 4
Lab 4 or start of troubleshooting course.
Day 5 Morning:
Boot process issues/solutions, hardware and network issues/solutions, systems issues, support-info command and its options, troubleshooting methodology, events/alarms on 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, troubleshooting session-agent, troubleshooting policy-based routing, troubleshooting media, monitoring MBCD transactions, troubleshooting 1-way audio, Troubleshooting High Availability: berpd logs.
Day 5 Evening:
Lab 4-0
Lab 4-1 and Lab 4-2
Format of the Course also allows for the evaluation of participants.
- Interactive lecture and discussion.
- Extensive exercises and practice.
- Hands-on implementation in a live-lab environment.
Course Customization Options
- To request a customized training for this course, please contact us to arrange.
Course Outline
- Configuration and administration of the Oracle SBC
- Advanced configuration of the Oracle SBC
- Troubleshooting and maintenance of the Oracle SBC
- Security configuration of the Oracle SBC
- Automation and configuration of the Oracle SBC
Requirements
- Networking knowledge
- VoIP knowledge
- SIP knowledge
- Linux knowledge
Audience
- VoIP engineers
- VoIP administrators
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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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