Student Handout FAQ
5K Lab Layout - Westford and Prague
Topics:
Classroom & remote Lab Topology
– Onsite ILT
– Virtual
– Hosted ILT
Student Assignments
Daily Start and End procedures
Westford SBC Layout
Prague SBC Layout
Peering scenario: SIP Trunking SP to SP
– Provisioning SIP Trunks walk-through
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Student Assignment
Quick Reference Start/End of day
Student Assignments
Quick Reference
Student Number:_______(xx two digits)
Sonus Training VPN User: sonstudent: _____(xx)
VPN Group Password: ______________
Remote Desktop/Ready Tech website: https://sonus.hostedtraining.com
– Ready Tech access code:___________________________
Assigned SBC: PRGSBC52A/52B PRGSBC51A PRGSBC51B
– SBC User: ________________ SBC Password: _________________
– EMA/CLI https://192.168.230. ______
Technote: Your two digit student number will be used to identify you & your
work during the five day course. Examples: AC07, TG02, PEER12 etc.
Ensure you use your assigned credentials.
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Starting each day
Connection Steps
1. Disconnect from any external non-training VPN
2. Using IE 9, Firefox or Chrome; connect to the remote desktop
(Ready Tech) https://sonus.hostedtraining.com
3. Enter in your assigned Ready Tech access code
4. Log in/Connect to Remote Desktop
User: Administrator Password: training
5. From the Remote Desktop, launch the Sonus Training VPN
shortcut
User: sonstudent ________(xx) password: _______________
Click on Network Connect
Screen refreshes once connected.
Verify connection via windows taskbar
6. From the remote Desktop connect to your assigned SBC (https)
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Ending each day
To ensure no issues:
1. Log out of the SBC at the end of the day
2. Disconnect from the Sonus Training VPN
1. Right-Click on the VPN icon in the windows task bar and select
disconnect
3. Log out from the Ready Tech remote desktop
4. Close all training related open browser windows
Did you know?
– You can connect after training hours from your home. Don’t
do anything which could risk the availability of the SBC or
your student colleagues work.
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Westford Lab (USA)
Updated Jul 2014
Confidential and Proprietary
Westford Lab – SBC 5200 HA Pair - SBXTRAINING
Your Student Number: _________ Trusted
Core
192.168.5.xxx/24
Your Vlan: ___________________
Mgmt Ports Mgmt Ports
Your EP IP: __________________ PKT1
Active Standby
HA Ports
SBXTRAINING SBXT1 (Active)
EMA/CLI: Mgmt0 192.168.5.13 PKT3
PM 192.168.5.13:444
BMC 192.168.5.14
Untrusted
PKT3 10.0.1xx.14 Vlan 10.0.1xx.254
SIP Signaling Port. 10.0.1xx.24
SBXT2 (Standby)
EMA/CLI Mgmt0 192.168.5.15 MGMT 0-1 HA 0-1
BMC 192.168.5.16
PKT 0-3 BMC
Phones (IP PEERS/SIP SERVERS) = 10.0.1xx.100
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Training1 SBC 5200 Standalone
Your Student Number: _________ Trusted
Core
192.168.5.xxx/24
Your Vlan: ___________________
Mgmt Ports
Your EP IP: __________________ PKT0
Training1
PKT3
EMA/CLI: Mgmt0 192.168.5.11
PM MgmtIP:444
Untrusted
BMC 192.168.5.12 Vlan 10.0.1xx.254
PKT3 10.0.1xx.12
SIP Signaling Port: 10.0.1xx.22
MGMT 0-1 HA 0-1
BMC
DB9/RJ45
PKT 0-3
Phones (IP PEERS/SIP SERVERS) = 10.0.1xx.100
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T5100 Standalone
Your Student Number: _________ Trusted
Core
192.168.5.xxx/24
Your Vlan: ___________________
Mgmt Ports
Your EP IP: __________________ PKT0
T5100
PKT1
EMA/CLI: Mgmt0 192.168.5.17
PM MgmtIP:444
Untrusted
BMC 192.168.5.18 Vlan 10.0.1xx.254
PKT1 10.0.1xx.55
SIP Signaling Port: 10.0.1xx.56
MGMT 0-1 HA 0-1
BMC
DB9/RJ45
PKT 0-1
Phones (IP PEERS/SIP SERVERS) = 10.0.1xx.100
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Westford 5K Lab
Westford SBC 5K Lab
1. SBC 5200 | CE: Training1 EMA/CLI/PM 192.168.5.11/13 (:444)
2. SBC 5100 | CE: T5100 EMA/CLI/PM 192.168.5.17 (:444)
3. SBC 5200 | CE: SBXTRAINING HA EMA/CLI/PM 192.168.5.13/15 (:444
4. SBC 5110 |CE: T5110 EMA/CLI/PM 192.168.5.19/.21 (:444)
5. SBC SWE / CE: TSWE1 EMA 192.168.5.23/.24 PM 192.168.5.23/24:444
Static Route Phone Number to be
VLAN Interface/Subnet Mask SIP Signalling
Student # Next Hop IP Peer IP Address configured in the Std.
ID/TAG 255.255.255.240 Port IP Address
Address Route
1 101 10.0.101.X 10.0.101.254 10.0.101.X 10.0.101.100 6731234501
2 102 10.0.102.X 10.0.102.254 10.0.102.X 10.0.102.100 6731234502
3 103 10.0.103.X 10.0.103.254 10.0.103.X 10.0.103.100 6731234503
4 104 10.0.104.X 10.0.104.254 10.0.104.X 10.0.104.100 6731234504
5 105 10.0.105.X 10.0.105.254 10.0.105.X 10.0.105.100 6731234505
6 106 10.0.106.X 10.0.106.254 10.0.106.X 10.0.106.100 6731234506
7 107 10.0.107.X 10.0.107.254 10.0.107.X 10.0.107.100 6731234507
8 108 10.0.108.X 10.0.108.254 10.0.108.X 10.0.108.100 6731234508
9 109 10.0.109.X 10.0.109.254 10.0.109.X 10.0.109.100 6731234509
10 110 10.0.110.X 10.0.110.254 10.0.110.X 10.0.110.100 6731234510
11 111 10.0.111.X 10.0.111.254 10.0.111.X 10.0.111.100 6731234511
12 112 10.0.112.X 10.0.112.254 10.0.112.X 10.0.112.100 6731234512
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Prague Lab (CZ)
Updated Jul 2014
Confidential and Proprietary
Prague Lab – SBC 5200 HA Pair PRGSBC52A 52B
Your Student Number: _________ Trusted Zone
Core
192.168.228.xxx
Your Vlan: ___________________
Mgmt Ports Mgmt Ports
Your EP IP: __________________ PKT0
Active Standby
HA Ports
PRGSBC52A (Active)
EMA/CLI: Mgmt0 192.168.228.162 PKT3
Mgmt1 192.168.228.163
BMC 192.168.228.196 Untrusted Zone
Vlan
PKT0 192.168.228.104 192.168.229.xxx
PKT3 192.168.229.21
Platform Manager MgmtIP:444
MGMT 0-1 HA 0-1
PRGSBC52B (Standby)
EMA/CLI Mgmt0 192.168.228.164 BMC
Mgmt1 192.168.228.165 DB9/RJ45
BMC 192.168.228.197
PKT 0-3
Phones (IP PEERS/SIP SERVERS) = 192.168.228.230-242
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PRGSBC52A / PRGSBC52B HA
Sonus SBC 5200 - PRGSBC52A / PRGSBC52B HA
EMA/CLI/PM 192.168.230.162/13 (:444)
Static Route Phone Number to be
VLAN Interface/Subnet Mask SIP Signalling
Student # Next Hop IP Peer IP Address configured in the Std.
ID/TAG 255.255.255.240 Port IP Address
Address Route
1 101 192.168.229.21 192.168.229.17 192.168.229.22 192.168.228.231 6731234501
2 102 192.168.229.37 192.168.229.43 192.168.229.38 192.168.228.232 6731234502
3 103 192.168.229.53 192.168.229.49 192.168.229.54 192.168.228.233 6731234503
4 104 192.168.229.69 192.168.229.65 192.168.229.70 192.168.228.234 6731234504
5 105 192.168.229.85 192.168.229.81 192.168.229.86 192.168.228.235 6731234505
6 106 192.168.229.101 192.168.229.97 192.168.229.102 192.168.228.236 6731234506
7 107 192.168.229.117 192.168.229.113 192.168.229.118 192.168.228.237 6731234507
8 108 192.168.229.133 192.168.229.129 192.168.229.134 192.168.228.238 6731234508
9 109 192.168.229.149 192.168.229.145 192.168.229.150 192.168.228.239 6731234509
10 110 192.168.229.165 192.168.229.161 192.168.229.166 192.168.228.240 6731234510
11 111 192.168.229.181 192.168.229.177 192.168.229.182 192.168.228.241 6731234511
12 112 192.168.229.197 192.168.229.193 192.168.229.198 192.168.228.242 6731234512
13 113 192.168.229.213 192.168.229.209 192.168.229.214 192.168.228.227 6731234513
14 114 192.168.229.229 192.168.229.225 192.168.229.230 192.168.228.243 6731234514
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Prague Lab – SBC 5100 PRGSBC51A
Your Student Number: _________ Trusted
Core
Your Vlan: ___________________ .228
Mgmt Ports
Your EP IP: __________________ PKT0
PRGSBC51A
EMA/CLI: Mgmt0 192.168.228.170 PKT1
Mgmt1 192.168.228.171
Untrusted
BMC 192.168.228.198 IP Network
PKT0 192.168.228.106 .229
PKT1 192.168.229.24
Platform Manager MgmtIP:444
MGMT 0-1 HA 0-1
BMC
PKT 0-1
DB9/RJ45
Phones (IP PEERS/SIP SERVERS) = 192.168.228.230-242
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PRGSBC51A
Sonus SBC 5100 - PRGSBC51A
EMA/CLI/PM 192.168.228.170 (:444)
Interface/Subnet
VLAN Static Route Next SIP Signalling Port Phone Number to be
Student # Mask Peer IP Address
ID/TAG Hop IP Address IP Address configured in the Std. Route
255.255.255.240
1 101 192.168.229.24 192.168.229.17 192.168.229.25 192.168.228.231 6731234501
2 102 192.168.229.40 192.168.229.33 192.168.229.41 192.168.228.232 6731234502
3 103 192.168.229.56 192.168.229.49 192.168.229.57 192.168.228.233 6731234503
4 104 192.168.229.72 192.168.229.65 192.168.229.73 192.168.228.234 6731234504
5 105 192.168.229.88 192.168.229.81 192.168.229.89 192.168.228.235 6731234505
6 106 192.168.229.104 192.168.229.97 192.168.229.105 192.168.228.236 6731234506
7 107 192.168.229.120 192.168.229.113 192.168.229.121 192.168.228.237 6731234507
8 108 192.168.229.136 192.168.229.129 192.168.229.137 192.168.228.238 6731234508
9 109 192.168.229.152 192.168.229.145 192.168.229.153 192.168.228.239 6731234509
10 110 192.168.229.162 192.168.229.161 192.168.229.169 192.168.228.240 6731234510
11 111 192.168.229.184 192.168.229.177 192.168.229.185 192.168.228.241 6731234511
12 112 192.168.229.200 192.168.229.193 192.168.229.201 192.168.228.242 6731234512
13 113 192.168.229.216 192.168.229.209 192.168.229.217 192.168.228.227 6731234513
14 114 192.168.229.232 192.168.229.225 192.168.229.233 192.168.228.243 6731234514
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Prague Lab – SBC 5100 PRGSBC51B
Your Student Number: _________ Trusted
Core
Your Vlan: ___________________ .228
Mgmt Ports
Your EP IP: __________________ PKT0
PRGSBC51B
EMA/CLI: Mgmt0 192.168.228.172 PKT1
Mgmt1 192.168.228.173
Untrusted
BMC 192.168.228.199 IP Network
PKT0 192.168.228.108 .229
PKT1 192.168.229.27
Platform Manager MgmtIP:444
MGMT 0-1 HA 0-1
BMC
PKT 0-1
DB9/RJ45
Phones (IP PEERS/SIP SERVERS) = 192.168.228.230-242
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PRGSBC51B
Sonus SBC 5100 - PRGSBC51B
EMA/CLI/PM 192.168.228.172 :444)
Phone Number
VLAN Interface/Subnet Mask Static Route Next SIP Signalling Port
Student # Peer IP Address to be configured
ID/TAG 255.255.255.240 Hop IP Address IP Address
in the Std. Route
1 101 192.168.229.27 192.168.229.17 192.168.229.28 192.168.228.231 6731234501
2 102 192.168.229.43 192.168.229.43 192.168.229.44 192.168.228.232 6731234502
3 103 192.168.229.59 192.168.229.49 192.168.229.60 192.168.228.233 6731234503
4 104 192.168.229.75 192.168.229.65 192.168.229.76 192.168.228.234 6731234504
5 105 192.168.229.91 192.168.229.81 192.168.229.92 192.168.228.235 6731234505
6 106 192.168.229.107 192.168.229.97 192.168.229.108 192.168.228.236 6731234506
7 107 192.168.229.123 192.168.229.113 192.168.229.124 192.168.228.237 6731234507
8 108 192.168.229.139 192.168.229.129 192.168.229.140 192.168.228.238 6731234508
9 109 192.168.229.155 192.168.229.145 192.168.229.156 192.168.228.239 6731234509
10 110 192.168.229.171 192.168.229.161 192.168.229.172 192.168.228.240 6731234510
11 111 192.168.229.187 192.168.229.177 192.168.229.188 192.168.228.241 6731234511
12 112 192.168.229.203 192.168.229.193 192.168.229.204 192.168.228.242 6731234512
13 113 192.168.229.219 192.168.229.209 192.168.229.220 192.168.228.227 6731234513
14 114 192.168.229.235 192.168.229.225 192.168.229.236 192.168.228.243 6731234514
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Peering Scenario
Trunking traffic between carriers
Confidential and Proprietary
SBC 5200 SIP Peering Scenario
Carrier A External
Core Carriers
Trusted Untrusted
Peer Scenario – Carrier A owns the SBC 5200 and trunks
IP traffic between other carriers (Untrusted Traffic) and to
endpoints within it’s core network (Trusted traffic)
In this scenario, we will provision 2 carriers using defaults
where possible and creating the basic objects to facilitate
communications
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Prague Lab – NNI Scenario PRGSBC52A
Carrier A External
Core Carriers
Trusted Untrusted
Address Context: Default Address Context = AC13
Interface Group: IGCORE Interface Group = IG13
IP Interface: IFCORE IP Interface: IF13
192.168.228.104/28 192.168.229.216/28
Non-Vlan PKT:0 Vlan: 113 PKT:3
Zone: defaultSigZone Zone = Z13
IP PEER: PEERCore: 192.168.228.241 IP PEER: PEER13: 192.168.228.227/32
Ingress IP Prefix: 192.168.228.0/28 Ingress IP Prefix: 192.168.228.0/28
SIP PORT: 192.168.228.104 SIP PORT: 192.168.229.213
SIP Trunk Group: TGCORE SIP Trunk Group : TG13
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SBC 5K Software Big Picture
SBC 5200 Configuration Database
Address Context
Zone
Profiles
DNS Server ACL Rule
Zone CAC
Profile IP Peer
media interfaces IP Interface Group
SIP PG CAC
Profile SIP Trunk Group
es
IP Interface Port
Endpoint CAC interfac
signaling
Profile SIP Signaling Port PKT0,1,2,3
Packet Service
Profile
Class of Service Subscriber
Mgmt. IP Interface Group
Numbering Plan NTP Server
Subscriber Group Mgmt.
Mgmt. IP Itfc.
Element Port
Routing Priority E911 Server
Carrier
IP Signaling
Profile Operator Local/Remote
TLS Profile
Account Cert.
DM/PM Rule
Route Table Routing Label
Routing TG/IP Peer
Route
Label Route
TG/IP Peer
SBC 5200 Object Hierarchy
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Provisioning Steps
SIP TRUNKS
Confidential and Proprietary
Provisioning SIP Peering/SIP Trunking
Provisioning for a SIP Peering environment can be
done using 7 Major steps
– Step 1
Decide to use the Default Address Context, or create a new one for
each carrier. New Address Contexts can only be created from the
Navigator GUI
– Step 2
Provision Interface Groups and Interfaces as required . This can be
done in the Navigator GUI or from the system object of the EMA
workflows screen. You may opt to use existing Interface groups if there
are any in the address context you selected or created
– Step 3
Access the SIP peering Wizard from the EMA workflows screen. We
will use the wizard for this example, however, only one person can be
using the wizard at once. In your exercise at the end of this module,
you will be using the Navigator GUI to do all of your provisioning.
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SBC 5200 SIP Provisioning
– Step 4
Provision the Zone object using the SIP Peering Wizard to enter the
information. This can also be done using the Navigator GUI
– Step 5
Provision the SIP Port object using the SIP Peering Wizard to enter the
information. This can also be done using the Navigator GUI
– Step 6
Provision SIP Trunk Groups using the SIP Peering Wizard to enter the
information. This can also be done using the Navigator GUI
– Step 7
Provision IP Peers using the SIP Peering Wizard to enter the
information. This can also be done using the Navigator GUI
Test to see if you can option ping the remote endpoint
to validate your provisioning.
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Local PSX Provisioning
Routing is a global parameter, independent of address
context and zone. In the Navigator GUI, Call routing is
provisioned under the global object.
Provisioning routes happens in the following order:
– Route Label – Step 1
– Routing Label Route – Step 2
– Route (Standard Route) – Step 3
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PEER Routing Scenario
Standard Route For Reaching PEER13
Element/Entity=none
Country Code =1
Destination national=6731234513
Call Type = all
Digit Type = all
Time of Day Profile = all
Routing Label= RL13
Routing Label Route= TG13 /PEER13 (TG/PEER)
SIP INVITE to
6731234513
TGCORE TG13
PEERCORE SIP Port SIP Port
PEER13
Call Direction
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Phone Setup – For Prague Use192.168.228.XXX
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