With the Avaya SBC EMS web interface, you can configure and manage the following system-related security features of the Avaya SBC security products deployed in an enterprise VoIP network:

• Back up/Restore system information.

• Manage Avaya SBC security devices.

  • Provision installed Avaya SBC security devices.

  • Establish secure shell sessions.

  • Shutdown and reboot individual Avaya SBC devices.

  • Restart Avaya SBC applications.

  • View, edit, and delete Avaya SBC device configurations.

• Manage configuration profile, services, and monitoring information:

  • Authenticate RADIUS settings.

  • Manage SNMP settings.

  • Manage routing profiles.

  • Manage trace settings.

  • Manage syslog settings.

  • Authorize user agents.

• Manage networks and their flows.

  • Manage signaling interface.

  • Manage media interface.

• Configure advanced options.

  • Manage subsystem logs.

  • Manage CDR listing.

  • Manage Feature Control.

  • Configure SIP options.

  • Configure signaling port ranges.

This section provides an overview of the overall basic configuration process, including the following:

• Avaya SBC architecture

• Basic configuration quick-start steps checklists

  • Reconfigure Avaya SBC.

  • Enable interfaces.

  • Configure URI groups.

  • Configure routing profiles.

  • Configure interworking.

  • Add servers.

  • Add TLS certificates.

  • Add TLS server profiles.

  • Add domain policy groups.

  • Add signal interfaces.

  • Add media interfaces.

  • Add subscriber flows.

  • Add server flows.

  • Add session flows.

This section only provides a brief basic configuration checklist. For detailed procedures regarding each topic in this overview section, see the appropriate sections in the following chapters:

• Domain policy administration

• System configuration

• Security configuration

• Network configuration