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 ORACLE DAT A SHEET Enterprise Session Border Controller
(E­SBC)
Oracle’s Enterprise Session Border Controller (E­SBC) connects disparate
Internet Protocol (IP) communications networks while mitigating security
threats, curing interoperability problems, and ensuring reliable communications.
It protects and controls real­time voice, video, and Unified Communications
(UC) as they traverse IP network borders.
APPLICAT IONS •­Session
Initiation Protocol (SIP)
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trunking
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•­Internet
Protocol (IP)–enabled
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contact centers
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Videoconferencing
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Hosted IP communications services
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Remote workers and offices
KEY FEATURES Overview
Available in software and appliance configurations, the product is highly scalable and
includes an industry­leading feature set:
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Strong security. The Oracle E­SBC protects IP telephony and UC infrastructure,
services, and applications, and it ensures confidentiality, integrity, and availability. It
prevents fraud and service theft, and guards against malicious attacks, system
overloads, and other service­affecting events.
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Easy interoperability. The Oracle E­SBC provides extensive signaling and media
control features to help businesses overcome interoperability challenges that commonly
occur when interfacing with public IP network services. It also performs protocol
interworking and dial plan management for integration with legacy systems.
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Assured reliability. The Oracle E­SBC ensures Public Switched Telephone Network
(PSTN)–like availability and service quality for IP communications. It enforces service
quality, balances loads across trunks, and reroutes sessions around interface failures
to optimize network performance, circumvent equipment and facility problems, and
ensure business continuity.
•­Advanced
denial of service (DoS)
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and overload protection
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Fraud detection and prevention
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SIP protocol normalization
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H.323 to SIP protocol interworking
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Optional 1:1 high availability
•­Industry­leading
capacity and
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performance
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•­Scalable
from 25 to 80,000 sessions
in a single chassis
Functions and Models
•­Proven
Businesses install the Oracle E­SBC at Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) network borders
where enterprise communications systems interface with public network services or
where disparate multivendor systems must be managed. They use the products to:
KEY BENEFITS •
Connect to SIP trunking services and the internet
multivendor and service
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provider interoperability
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Accelerate service deployment.
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Access cloud communications services
IT infrastructure, services,
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and applications.
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Communicate securely with remote workers
Guard against malicious attacks.
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Manage sessions across a multivendor UC environment
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Connect contact center locations and business process outsourcing (BPO) services
•­Protect
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•­Optimize
quality.
performance and service
ORACLE DAT A SHEET
S E S S I O N D E L I V E R Y
I N F R A S T R U C T U R E
Oracle’s session delivery infrastructure
enables enterprises and service
providers to manage the many
challenges in the delivery of IP voice,
video, and data services and
applications. Service provider solutions
are deployed at network borders and in
the IP service core to help fixed­line,
mobile, wholesale, and over­the­top
service providers optimize revenues
and realize long­term cost savings. In
the enterprise, session delivery
infrastructure solutions seamlessly
connect fixed and mobile users,
enabling rich multimedia interactions
and automating business processes for
significant increases in productivity and
efficiency. The following Oracle products are part
of the session delivery infrastructure: Enterprise Session Border Controller •
Interactive Session Recorder
•
Application Session Controller
•
Enterprise Operations Monitor
•
Enterprise Communications Broker
•
WebRTC Session Controller
Figure 1. The Oracle Enterprise Session Border Controller connects disparate IP
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communications networks.
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Session capacity varies by model, as shown in the table below.
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ACME PACKET E­SBC MODEL SESSION CAPACITY Model Sessions Acme Packet Virtual
Machine Edition
• 25­250 Acme Packet 1100
• 25­360 Acme Packet 3820
• 150–8,000 Acme Packet 4500
• 500–16,000 Acme Packet 6300
• 4,000–80,000 The Oracle Enterprise Session Border Controller is specifically designed to address the unique
security, interoperability, and reliability challenges businesses often encounter when extending
interactive voice, video, and UC across IP networks. The Oracle E­SBC also helps enterprises
contain voice transport costs and overcome the unique regulatory compliance challenges
associated with IP telephony.
The Oracle E­SBC supports distributed, centralized and hybrid SIP trunking topologies.
Flexible survivability features help maintain communications in remote sites and stateful high
availability protects service provider trunk connections. To simplify operations in multi­site
networks, all E­SBC models run common software. An embedded GUI features a real­time
dashboard that monitors key performance indicators with drag­and­drop, point­and­click
simplicity.
Capabilities
ACME PACKET E­SBC FEATURES AND CAPABILITIES1 Feature Capabilities Security
• Granular access control • IP address and SIP signaling concealment • Layer three through five topology hiding and signaling overload controls • IP telephony spam protection • Stateful deep packet inspection • Signaling and media encryption Interoperability
• SIP message normalization • Response code translation • Session Description Protocol (SDP) and Dual Tone Multi­Frequency (DTMF) manipulation • Number and uniform resource identifier (URI) manipulation • Signaling message header manipulation 1
Performance and capacity vary by signaling protocol, call flow, codec, configuration, and feature usage.
2 | ACME PACKET E­SBC DATA SHEET
ORACLE DAT A SHEET
ACME PACKET E­SBC FEATURES AND CAPABILITIES (CONTINUED) Feature Capabilities Interoperability
• Signaling interworking (SIP, H.323) • Protocol interworking: Transmission Control Protocol (TCP), User Datagram Protocol (UDP), Stream Control Transmission Protocol (SCTP) • Encryption interworking: Transport Layer Security (TLS), Mutual TLS, Secure Real­time Transport Protocol (SRTP), IP Security (IPsec) • Network address translation (NAT) and firewall traversal • IP address translation: private/public, IPv4/IPv6 • Transcoding • Support for Microsoft ELIN Gateway and Avaya Personal Profile Manager proxy • Session routing based on Microsoft Active Directory query Reliability
• Standby SIP registrar with caching for remote site survivability • Stateful signaling and media failover • Quality of service (QoS) marking, virtual local area network (VLAN) mapping, access control • Registration storm avoidance • Call rate limit enforcement • Trunk load balancing • Stateful session routing • QoS­based routing Regulatory
Compliance
• Session prioritization for emergency services • Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) standard SIP Recording (SIPREC) interface • Call detail records (CDRs) with local or remote storage via RADIUS • Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) 140­2 certified Cost Management
• Least cost routing • Codec renegotiation Management
• Embedded Oracle Enterprise Operations Monitor probe • Browser­based GUI • SIP Monitoring and tracing tool • SNMP agent, XML configuration files, Syslog, SFTP, RADIUS interfaces 3 | ACME PACKET E­SBC DATA SHEET
ORACLE DAT A SHEET
SPECIFICATIONS Feature Acme Packet 11002 Acme Packet 38203 Acme Packet 45004 Acme Packet 63005 Acme Packet VM Edition6 Chassis
1U, shelf/table or rack mount 1U, rack mount
1U, rack mount
3U, rack mount
1U, shelf/table or rack
mount
Architecture
Dedicated hardware
Dedicated hardware
Dedicated hardware
Dedicated hardware
Software based
Session
capacity
Up to 360 simultaneous
sessions
Up to 8,000
simultaneous sessions
Up to 32,000
simultaneous sessions
Up to 80,000
simultaneous sessions
Up to 250
Storage &
Memory
Standard 32GB disk drive for
call detail record storage, log
files, other permanent file
storage
Optional 500GB disk
drive for call detail
record storage, log
files, other permanent
file storage
Optional 500GB disk
drive for call detail
record storage, log
files, other permanent
file storage
40GB or 600GB disk
drive for call detail
record storage, log
files, other permanent
file storage
Host platform
dependent
2 GB for Acme Packet
OS and active
configuration
4 GB for Acme Packet
OS and active
configuration
16 GB for Acme Packet
OS and active
configuration
G.711�­Law, G.711A­
Law, G.722, G.722.2,
G.723.1, G.726,
G.729A, G.729B, AMR,
GSM­FR, iLBC, T.38
G.711�­Law, G.711A­
Law, G.722, G.722.2,
G.723.1, G.726,
G.729A, G.729B, AMR,
GSM­FR, iLBC, T.38
G.711�­Law, G.711A­
Law, G.722, G.722.2,
G.723.1, G.726,
G.729A, G.729B, AMR,
GSM­FR, iLBC, T.38,
EVRC, EVRC­B
Other memory used for boot
up only 4GB
Supported
Codecs
G.711�­Law, G.711A­Law,
G.722, G.722.2, G.723.1,
G.726, G.729A, G.729B,
AMR, GSM­FR, iLBC, T.38
Transcoding7
Transcoding supported between any of the following: G.711�­Law, G.711A­Law, G.722, G.722.2, G.723.1,
G.726, G.729A, G.729B, AMR, GSM­FR, iLBC, EVRC, EVRC­B
G.711�­Law, G.711A­
Law, G.722, G.722.2,
G.723.1, G.726,
G.729A, G.729B, AMR,
GSM­FR, iLBC, T.38
T.38 transcoding to/from G.711�­Law, G.711A­Law
Between G.711�­Law,
G.711A­Law, and
G.729
Network
Refer to specific model data sheet for detailed network interface options and specifications.
Platform dependent
Encryption
TLS session setup, and
SRTP traffic encryption and
decryption in software
Software­based
SIP/TLS and SRTP
support
Management
SNMP agent, XML configuration files, Syslog, SFTP interfaces.
IPsec tunnel and TLS session setup, IPsec and SRTP traffic encryption and
decryption in hardware
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Refer to Oracle’s Acme Packet 1100 data sheet for detailed specifications.
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3
Refer to Oracle’s Acme Packet 3820 data sheet for detailed specifications.
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4
Refer to Oracle’s Acme Packet 4500 data sheet for detailed specifications.
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5
Refer to Oracle’s Net­Net 6300 data sheet for detailed specifications.
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6
Supports VMware ESXi and Microsoft Hyper­V
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7
Performance and capacity vary by signaling protocol, call flow, codec, configuration, and feature usage.
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