Session Manager call types: Example 8

Last Updated : Nov 05, 2012 |

Example 8 describes calls between a non-IMS SIP element and a non-SIP Communication Manager administered as either a feature server or evolution server.

Call between a non-IMS SIP element and a non-SIP Communication Manager shows the signaling flow associated with a call between a non-IMS SIP Element and a non-SIP Communication Manager.

Figure : 1. Call between a non-IMS SIP element and a non-SIP Communication Manager
Shows the signaling flow associated with a call between a non-IMS SIP Element and a non-SIP Communication Manager

Session Manager resources associated with the call depicted in Figure : 1 include:

  • 2 SIP sessions
    • non-IMS SIP Element - Session Manager - Communication Manager

    • Communication Manager - Session Manager - Communication Manager

    Note:

    The signaling path from Session Manager to Communication Manager to Session Manager consists of two IMS SIP legs if Communication Manager is a feature server or two non-IMS legs if Communication Manager is an evolution server.

Communication Manager resources associated with the call depicted in Figure : 1 include:

  • 3 SIP trunk channels

  • 1 non-SIP trunk channel

  • CPU for 3 SIP trunk call legs and for 1 SIP non-SIP trunk call leg