Technical Specifications | |
SIP Protocols | - SIP Proxy operational mode
- RFC3261 Session Initiation Protocol
- RFC3262 Reliability of Provisional Responses in SIP
- RFC3264 An Offer/Answer Method with SDP
- RFC2976 SIP INFO Method
- RFC2327 Session Description Protocol (SDP)
- RFC2112 Multipart MIME
- RFC2617 HTTP Digest Access Authentication
- RFC3311 Update
- RFC3326 Reason
- RFC4244 Diversion
- RFC3323 Privacy
- RFC3324 Privacy
- RFC3325 Privacy
- RFC3725 3pcc
- RFC3966 tel uri
- RFC4694 Number Portability
- RFC3515 Refer
- RFC4028 Session Timer
- RFC2046 Mime handling
- RFC3455 P-Headers
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Other Protocols | - IPv4
- RFC768 User Datagram Protocol (UDP)
- RFC1889 Real-time Transport Protocol
- RFC1890 RTP Profile for Audio and Video Conferences
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Security | - Access control: Signaled pinhole firewall for media
- Network topology hiding via double NAPT for both media flows (Layer 3) and signaling messages (Layer 5)
- Network-based NAT traversal
- DoS and overload protection for service infrastructure: Rate limiting of signaling messages and media flows
- White/black/gray IP address lists
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Session Admission Control | - Based upon maximum number of calls configured per public interface
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VLAN Bridging | - 802.1q (VLAN)
- Up to 16 configurable VLANs
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Bandwidth Policing | - Intelligent dynamic rate limiting per media flow
- Media flow rate limiting for authorized sessions based upon the "b" session descriptor
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Law Enforcement | - Media forking for lawful intercept requirements such as CALEA
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SIP Routing | - SIP message routing
- Interface-to-interface routing
- Enhanced routing based on SIP headers (Contact, From, To), time-based conditions, transport addresses
- Load balancing and priority-based rerouting
- Routing decision-based keep-alive to remote peers
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Media Routing | - Disable or enable media routing through Dialogic® BorderNet™ 3000 Session Border Controller (SBC)
- Separate VLANs supported for signaling and media
- Media NAT traversal
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Accounting | - FTP text-based CDR: Creates text files with comma-separated CDR and transfer them to external FTP servers
- DR session attributes: Includes general session attributes and signaling and media session information
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QoS Reporting | - QoS statistics: Delay, jitter, and packet loss
- Traffic statistics: Total packets and octets transferred
- Used for SLA reporting via RADIUS CDR, problem alerting and isolation via SNMP
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Performance and Capacity | - 2 Gbps chassis throughput
- Signaling latency 1-5 msec
- Media latency 2 msec
- Maximum INVITE sessions = 8,000 (licensed sessions)
- Maximum SUBSCRIBE sessions = 24,000
- Maximum SBC sessions = 32,000 (INVITE + SUBSCRIBE)
- Maximum registered users (private and public): 50,000
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Management | - SNMP v2.0 (get/set/trap commands)
- Northbound interface to xMS centralized management system enables the following capabilities:
- Traffic Reports: Backup to xMS database
- Configuration Parameters: Can be uploaded to xMS disk
- Various Utilities (Audit logs): SBC local disk backup via xMS
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Power Specifications | |
Power supplies | - Redundant power supplies (active/standby) and power feeds
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AC power option | - Nominal Voltage Input: 100/240 VAC
- Maximum and Minimum Voltage Input: 90/254 VAC
- Maximum Power Consumption: 95 Watts
- Frequency: 50/60 Hz
- Current: 1.5 amps maximum
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DC power option
| - Nominal Voltage Input: -48/-60 VDC
- Maximum and Minimum Voltage Input: -40.5/-72 VDC
- Maximum Power Consumption: 73 Watts
- Current: 2.7 amps maximum
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Physical Specifications | |
Dimensions | - 1.75 in H x 17.13 in W x 13.78 in D
- 44.45 mm H x 435 mm W x 350 mm D
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Weight | |
Cabinet | |
Network Interfaces | - Media/Signaling:
- 2 Gigabit Ethernet (copper) - active
- 4 Gigabit Ethernet total - HA
- IEEE 802.3u
- Full Duplex
- Management: 1 x 100Base-T
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Approvals, Compliance, and Warranty | |
Hazardous substances | |
Country-specific approvals | - Contact your local Dialogic sales representative
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Warranty | - Contact your local Dialogic sales representative
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