Deploying MS Teams Direct Routing with IP Office

Configure Topology Hiding for MS Teams

Last Updated : Oct 16, 2023 |

The ASBCE uses topology hiding to modify the content of SIP headers. It uses this for two main roles:

As a security feature to preventing sending private enterprise network information to the public network.
As an interoperability tool to adapt the headers to the IP addresses or domains expected by the remote the service provider or enterprise networks.

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Before you begin

Configure Topology Hiding for the IP Office.

Select Configuration Profiles and then Topology Hiding.
Select the default profile and click Clone.
Enter a unique descriptive name for the profile for connections to the MS Teams and click Next.
Using the Add Header option, add the following settings. For those headers set to Overwrite, use the ASBCE system's FQDN.
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Click Finish.

Next steps

Proceed to Define the Media Rules for the IP Office.

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