Managing Operator Connect SIP Connections

If you configured 'Advanced Settings' when enabling the Operator Connect license, you added a SIP Connection with an SBC IP Group and mapped a Calling Profile template to an SBC Proxy Set. This option allows you to configure additional SIP connections and map them to different Calling Profile Templates and Proxy Sets. Calls made by tenant users are applied with the mapped Calling Profile template, routed through the configured Proxy Set and applied with the IP Group configuration. For example, when calls are routed through Carrier ABC, IP Group A is configured with enhanced security settings.

You can only map a Calling Profile Template to a single SIP Connection. The 'Provision Calling Profile' button is only displayed when configured upon applying the license (see Creating OC Essential Customer).

➢ To add an OC SIP connection:
1. In the Service portal Navigation pane, select Configuration > SIP Connections.

Service added with IP Group Configured (Advanced Configuration)

OC SIP Connections

Parameter

Description

OC SIP Connection

The name of the Operator Connect SIP Connection that is attached to a specific Calling Profile template and Proxy Set. A Calling Profile template can be attached to single OC SIP Connection, and a Proxy Set can be attached to multiple OC SIP Connections.

Description

Free text description.

Based on Template

The name of the attached Calling Profile template.

SIP Connection

The name of the SIP Connection that is created on Live Platform and on the SBC device.

SBC

The name of the SBC device where the SIP Connection is configured.

Deployment Status

Indicates the status of the SIP Connection deployment on the SBC device:

■ Draft
■ Submitted
■ Deploying
■ Deployed
■ Error
■ ReadyForDeployment
■ ReadyForRemove
■ Removing
■ Removed

Actions

Managing SBC Prefixes

Service without IP Group Configured

The table below describes the parameters in this page.

Parameter

Description

SIP Connection

The name of the SIP Connection that is created on Live Platform and on the SBC device.

SBC

The name of the SBC device where the SIP Connection is configured.

Deployment Status

Indicates the status of the SIP Connection deployment on the SBC device:

■ Draft
■ Submitted
■ Deploying
■ Deployed
■ Error
■ ReadyForDeployment
■ ReadyForRemove
■ Removing
■ Removed

Manage SBC Prefixes

See Managing SBC Prefixes
2. Click Provision New OC SIP Connection to add a new SIP Connection to your service.

3. Configure parameters according to the table below and then click Save.

Parameter

Description

OC SIP Connection

The name of the OC SIP Connection.

Calling Profile Template

From the drop-down list, choose the Calling Profile Template to attach to the connection. Click Details to view the detailed configuration of the Calling Profile Template. See Calling Profile Provisioning Templates.

This parameter is only displayed for services added with IP Groups.

Proxy Set

From the drop-down list, choose the SBC Proxy Set to map to the Calling Profile template. You can map the same or different Proxy Sets to each template.

This parameter is only displayed for services added with IP Groups.

Carrier Registration

Select this option to perform SIP Account Registration for the Carrier trunk:

■ Username: Defines the digest MD5 Authentication username. The valid value is a string of up to 60 characters. By default, no value is defined.
■ Password: Defines the digest MD5 Authentication password. The valid value is a string of up to 50 characters. Note: The password cannot be configured with wide characters.
■ MainLine (Contact User): Defines the AOR username. This appears in REGISTER From/To headers as ContactUser@HostName
■ Host Name: Defines the Address of Record (AOR) host name. The host name appears in SIP REGISTER From/To headers as ContactUser@HostName.

Enable CAC

Enable Call Admission Control (CAC). From the drop-down list, select the desired preconfigured CAC Profile call session number template.

Customer variables

Configure Customer variables that have been defined in the script. For example, Carrier parameters as shown in the figure below.