In this scenario, Avaya SBC connects to a call server on one interface and a trunk server on another.
Figure: Avaya SBC connected to multiple subnets on two data interfaces
Configuration details
Avaya SBC interfaces: This configuration uses four IP addresses: three on the A1 interface and one on the B1 interface.
Surrounding networking equipment: The next-hop routers on both data interfaces do not need to support multiple Avaya SBC subnets or VLAN tagging.
Avaya SBC network interfaces: This scenario uses the A1 and B1 interfaces. Ensure that you configure the required interfaces.
Networks connected to Avaya SBC: In this example, Avaya SBC connects to two data networks through the A1 and B1 interfaces. Each configured IP address can use a unique next-hop router, if necessary, or the default gateway. Define each network that connects to Avaya SBC. Use the Networks tab in Network & Flows Network Management to define the network.
Other Avaya SBC setup: To configure media and signaling interfaces, flows, and routing profiles, see the related sections.