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Configure core Avaya SBC.
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Configure DMZ Avaya SBC.
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2a.
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Configure the server interworking profile.
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Clone avaya-ru server interworking profile and name it as avaya-ru-b2b.
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In Advanced tab, in the Record Routes field, click None.
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2b.
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Configure the server.
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Ensure that the server configuration points to the corresponding external IP address of core SBC.
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Select the server interworking profile created in Step 2a.
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2c.
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Configure the subscriber flow.
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2d.
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Configure reverse proxy for file download.
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2e.
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Configure application relay settings for IM.
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3.
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Configure remote Avaya SBC.
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3a.
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Do not configure public IP address in the Network Management feature.
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3b.
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Configure the server inter-working profile.
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Clone avaya-ru server interworking profile and name it as avaya-ru-b2b.
The server interworking profile configuration is same. Therefore, you can use the same profile between the two SBCs.
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In Advanced tab, in the Record Routes field, click None.
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3c.
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Configure server.
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When the Avaya SBC is facing the internet directly, the server configuration for Session Manager must point to the corresponding WAN IP address of the enterprise network or the external IP address of the SBC in DMZ.
Do not configure the server configuration for the Presence server.
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3d.
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Configure default topology profile.
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3e.
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Configure an application relay to support IM for remote workers.
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