Domain DoS |
Displays the Rate Limit screen. Using this screen, you can determine the Avaya SBC security solution that responds to suspected DoS attacks. These responses include Alert Only, Enforce Limit, Enforce Limit with Response, SIP Challenge, and White List. |
Server Interworking |
Displays the Interworking Profiles screen. This screen contains the following tabs: General, Timers, Privacy, URI Manipulation, Header Manipulation, and Advanced. Using these tabs, you can edit the SIP signaling message parameters to facilitate interoperability between various endpoints and SIP implementations within the enterprise. |
Media Forking |
Displays the Media Forking Profiles screen. The media forking profile has parameters for sending a duplicate stream of media packets to a call recorder. |
Routing |
Displays the Routing Profile screen. Using this screen, you can manage the parameters related to routing SIP signaling messages to configured routing profiles. |
Topology Hiding |
Displays the Topology Hiding screen. Using this screen, you can manage how the source, destination and routing information in SIP and SDP message headers must be substituted or changed to maintain the integrity of the network. Use this screen to hide the topology of the enterprise network from external networks. |
Signaling Manipulation |
Displays the Signaling Manipulation screen. Use this screen to add, change, or delete the header and other information in a SIP message. You can also configure manipulation at each flow level flexibly, by using a proprietary scripting language. |
URI Groups |
Displays the URI Group screen. The system displays the configured URI groups in the application pane and the pattern for the URI group in the content area. A URI group is a logical group of SIP users that is referenced by call flows that are identified by various endpoints and session policies. You can add, view, edit, clone, and delete a URI group by using the corresponding buttons in the application pane and the content area.
Note:
You cannot edit default profiles available in the system.
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SNMP Traps |
Displays the SNMP Traps Profiles screen. The system displays the existing SNMP trap profiles. An SNMP trap profile specifies which SNMP traps are monitored and sent to the Serviceability Agent. You can add, view, edit, clone, and delete a profile. The SNMP traps are classified in the following categories on the SNMP Traps Profiles screen: System:
ipcsCPUUsage: CPU usage exceeded a set threshold ipcsMemoryUsage: Memory usage exceeded a set threshold ipcsDiskUsage: Disk usage exceeded a set threshold ipcsDiskFailure: Hard disk failed ipcsNetworkFailure: Network failed ipcsProcessFail: Process in use failed ipcsDatabaseFail: Database failed ipcsHAFailure: High Availability failed ipcsHAHeartBeatFailure: Heartbeat from secondary HA server failed ipcsRSAFailure: RSA algorithm failed ipcsIncidenceNotification: Notification for incidence occurring in Avaya SBC
Note:
You cannot edit default profiles available in the system.
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Time of Day Rules |
Displays the Time of Day Rules screen. |
FGDN Groups |
Displays the FGDN Groups screen. A Failover Group Domain Name (FGDN) group must be configured to support failover to an alternate Session Manager for Call preservation. |
Reverse Proxy Policy |
Displays the Reverse Proxy Profiles screen. The reverse proxy profile indicates the number of requests permitted per second. |
URN Profile |
Displays the URN Profiles screen. |
Recording Profile |
Displays the Recording Profiles screen. |
H248 Profile |
Displays the H248 Profiles screen. |
IP/URI Blocklist |
Displays the IP / URI Blocklist Profiles screen. Using this section you can unblock an IP, block a subnet and permanently block an IP/URI. |
Tenant Configuration |
Displays the Tenant Configuration Profiles screen. |
