FreeSBC:SIP Trunking

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==  Features of the FreeSBC  ==
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*Back-to-back user agent (B2BUA)
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*DOS/DDOS protection, dynamic blacklisting and call access control
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*Easy to deploy, operate and manage through various interfaces including a RESTful API
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*Integrated network troubleshooting tools (traces, media/signaling recording, test call generation, etc)
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*Up to 60,000 simultaneous signaling and media sessions
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*Media transcoding
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*Flexible and extensive routing with SIP headers modification capabilities
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*Fit to install on virtual machines, clouds, baremetal servers or TelcoBriges' hardware.
  
 
== Configuration ==
 
== Configuration ==
  
 
*[[FreeSBC:SIP Trunking:Configuration_A|SIP Trunking Configuration Instruction]]
 
*[[FreeSBC:SIP Trunking:Configuration_A|SIP Trunking Configuration Instruction]]
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== References  ==
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*[https://sbc.telcobridges.com/#PDF FreeSBC Datasheet]
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SIP_trunking Wikipedia SIP Trunking]

Revision as of 02:52, 16 January 2018

Contents

SIP Trunking

A SIP Trunk provides the same service you get from a traditional phone lines. The difference is, instead of being a physical wire, a SIP Trunk is a “virtual” line which is provided by a SIP trunk provider delivered over IP using the SIP protocol.

Benefits of SIP Trunking

  • Lower circuit costs
  • Lower PSTN origination/termination fees
  • Better customer service
  • Move offices and keep the same number
  • Flexibility
  • Scalability
  • Reliability


Typical SIP Trunking Sample

FreeSBC Sip Trunking.jpg

Features of the FreeSBC

  • Back-to-back user agent (B2BUA)
  • DOS/DDOS protection, dynamic blacklisting and call access control
  • Easy to deploy, operate and manage through various interfaces including a RESTful API
  • Integrated network troubleshooting tools (traces, media/signaling recording, test call generation, etc)
  • Up to 60,000 simultaneous signaling and media sessions
  • Media transcoding
  • Flexible and extensive routing with SIP headers modification capabilities
  • Fit to install on virtual machines, clouds, baremetal servers or TelcoBriges' hardware.

Configuration

References

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