Virtualized SBC (SWe)
Virtualized SBC (SWe)
Sonus’ First Virtualized SBC
User-defined real-time scalability and proven performance have merged to create Sonus’ first virtualized Session Border Controller (SBC). The Sonus SBC SWe uses identical software to Sonus’ award winning SBC 5000 Series. The only difference is the box—there isn’t one. The SBC SWe is the industry’s only software-based SBC architected to deliver unmatched scalability with the same advanced features and functionality of hardware on a virtualized platform. The SBC SWe empowers service providers and enterprises to define session count and resource utilization based on their business’ individual needs – with the click of a mouse; no truck roll needed.
EXPERIENCE THE FUTURE OF SBCS WITH SONUS’ SBC SWE
- Complete defense against Session Initiation Protocol-based network threats, including malformed packets, Denial of Service (DoS)/Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks and rogue Real-Time Transport Protocol (RTP) messages
- Deployable on industry-standard servers or in virtualized environments
- Rapidly scale session capacity and quickly extend interworking capabilities with just a license
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BENEFITS:
- Deployable on industry-standard servers or in virtualized environments
- Certified SIP interoperability with the industry’s leading solutions, including multi-vendor IP-PBX interoperation
- Rapidly scale session capacity and quickly extend interworking capabilities with just a license
- Launch same-day SIP trunking services in new markets and geographies – without a truck roll
- Complete protection from attack and theft of service; delivers high performance even during Denial of Service (DoS) attacks
- Deliver the same advanced SBC functionality and high-end SIP services to small, medium and large businesses anywhere in the world – at a lower price point
- Support for IP-PBX and Cloud Unified Communications network migrations
FEATURES:
- Features the same code base and firmware used in Sonus’ SBC 5000 series, and is directly built on top of the proven Sonus SBC feature set, including carrier-class redundancy to ensure service continuity
- Embedded signal and media encryption hardware
- Built-in media transcoding capability in the software
- Microsoft Lync 2013 and Lync 2010 qualified for SBC deployments
- Industry-leading user interface for ease of management and ongoing operations
- Ease of provisioning and management; out-of-the-box to fully operational in record time
- Centralized call routing and policy management for network-wide intelligence and control
- Robust interworking tools for multiple signaling protocols (SIP, H.323 & over 80 international signaling variants) as well as both IPv4 and IPv6 devices
- SIP Message Manipulation (SMM) allows legacy voice applications to continue working
- Call Admission Control (CAC) to deny excessive calls based on session establishment rate per trunk group
- Enhanced security/encryption services to protect privacy and ensure compliance
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Features and Specifications
- Sessions
- User-defined session count
- Media Services
- Transcoding G.711, G.722, G.723, G.726, G.729A/B, AMR-NB, AMR-WB and iLBC
- Wireline, wireless, wideband and clearchannel codec pass through
- VAD, Silence Suppression, Dynamic Jitter Buffer, DTMF/Tone Relay/RFC2833/RFC4733 interworking
- Video codec relay
- Signaling
- Back to Back User Agent (B2BUA)
- SIP, SIP-I/SIP-T, SIP/H.323
- SIP protocol normalization/protocol repair; SIP message manipulation
- NAT/NAPT on signaling
- Security
- Session aware firewall; topology hiding
- Line rate DoS/DDoS and rogue Real-Time Transfer Protocol (RTP) protection
- Line rate malformed packet protection
- Transport Layer Security (TLS), IPSec (IKEV1) for signaling encryption
- Secure RTP/RTCP for media encryption
- Protocol Support
- IPv4, IPv6, IPv4/IPv6 interworking
- SSH; sFTP
- SNMP; NETCONF; NTP
- HTTP/HTTPS
- RTP/RTCP
- UDP, TCP
- DNS, ENUM
- Redundancy
- 1:1 redundant instances for service high before availability