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Branch Session Manager Administration
About Branch Session Manager
The Branch Session Manager provides a SIP-enabled branch survivability solution. It allows
a customer who has deployed SIP phones in a branch to receive LSP-style survivability. For
example, when the core Session Manager is unreachable, the SIP phones receive their
Communication Manager features from the LSP.
The Branch Session Manager supports phones which simultaneously register with both the
primary (and secondary, if configured) Session Managers in the core, and also with the Branch
Session Manager. The phones accept incoming calls from any of these servers. Thus there is
no outage to basic calling when a failure occurs and the phone is ready to receive a call from
any of its servers.
A typical branch setup contains the following components:
1. The Branch Session Manager provides service to users in case there is a WAN
failure between branch and core.
2. The Media Gateway provides among other functions the ability to connect branch
to PSTN and media services such as conferencing, tones, and announcements.
3. The LSP is a survivable processor for branch Media Gateway. The LSP starts to
work when the Media Gateway loses connectivity with Trunk Gateway, and register
itself to LSP.
4. End user devices (phones) register with the primary Session Manager as a primary
controller, but uses the Branch Session Manager as a third controller (in case of
WAN failure).
The Branch Session Manager provides service when the branch loses WAN connectivity. As
the result of WAN failure, there are two simultaneous processes triggered:
• The Branch Media Gateway loss of connectivity with the Trunk Gateway, and registers
itself to the Communication Manager LSP. As the result, the LSP starts to provide
service.
• The phones detect losing connectivity with core Session Manager and register the Branch
Session Manager as the new controller.
The Branch Session Manager has the same specifications as a Session Manager, and
provides local autonomy or survivability for SIP stations, trunks and applications. When
signaling is available to the core Session Manager, the branch SIP users can avail sequenced
applications. If the Branch Session Manager receives a request from (originating phase) or to
(terminating phase) any user then Branch Session Manager handles the request in survivable
mode and all applications in the user's application sequence are skipped except for the
Branch Session Manager Administration
Administering Avaya Aura
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Session Manager November 2010 349
- Administering Avaya Aura 1
- Session 1
- Contents 5
- Chapter 1: Getting started 13
- Getting started 14
- Log on to System Manager 15
- Logon warning banner 18
- Editing password policies 19
- Editing Session Properties 19
- Security settings 20
- History section 21
- Strength section 21
- Lockout section 22
- SIP Application Server 23
- Summary Statistics 29
- Manager and messaging data 31
- Creating a messaging instance 32
- Initializing Synchronization 33
- Synchronizing Messaging Data 33
- Application 35
- Access Point 36
- Attributes 38
- SNMP Attributes 40
- Assign Applications 40
- Chapter 3: Managing Security 43
- Viewing trusted certificates 44
- Adding trusted certificates 45
- Removing trusted certificates 47
- Viewing identity certificates 48
- Certificate Details: 58
- Managing Security 62
- Chapter 4: Managing Users 63
- Adding users 64
- Deleting a subscriber mailbox 73
- Modifying user accounts 77
- Viewing details of a user 78
- Removing user accounts 78
- Creating duplicate users 79
- Filtering users 79
- Searching for users 80
- Viewing deleted users 81
- Restoring a deleted user 81
- Profile section 84
- • Identity 93
- • Communication Profile 93
- • Membership 93
- • Contacts 93
- Address section 96
- Comments? [email protected] 100
- Common buttons 103
- Bulk importing users 111
- Procedure 112
- Scheduling a user import job 113
- Canceling a user import job 114
- Deleting an importing job 115
- Managing Users 116
- File Selection 222
- Job Schedule 223
- Manage Job 224
- Table 1: Minimal elements 228
- Related topics: 232
- XML for users with SIP phone 232
- About this task 237
- About Domains 242
- Creating domains 243
- Modifying domains 243
- Deleting domains 244
- Locations 246
- Creating Locations 247
- Modifying Locations 248
- Deleting Locations 248
- CAC Overview 249
- Location field descriptions 253
- General section 254
- Location Pattern section 256
- Bulk import for Locations 257
- Adaptations 258
- Creating Adaptations 261
- Adaptation example 263
- Modifying Adaptations 265
- Deleting Adaptations 267
- Installed vendor adapters 268
- AT&T Adapter (AttAdapter) 269
- CS1000 History-Info: 271
- Bulk import for Adaptations 275
- SIP Entities 276
- TLS layer validation 277
- Creating SIP Entities 278
- Modifying SIP entities 280
- Deleting SIP Entities 282
- SIP Link Monitoring 285
- Entity Links 285
- Bulk import for SIP Entities 286
- SIP Entity References 289
- Creating Entity Links 291
- Modifying entity links 291
- Deleting Entity Links 292
- Time Ranges 294
- Creating Time Ranges 295
- Modifying Time Ranges 295
- Deleting Time Ranges 296
- Bulk import for Time Ranges 298
- Routing Policies 299
- Creating Routing Policies 300
- Modifying Routing Policies 301
- Deleting Routing Policies 302
- Time of Day section 304
- Dial Patterns section 305
- Regular Expressions section 305
- Dial Patterns 307
- Creating Dial Patterns 309
- Modifying Dial Patterns 310
- Deleting Dial Patterns 311
- Bulk Import for Dial Patterns 316
- Regular Expressions 317
- Modifying Regular Expressions 318
- Deleting Regular Expressions 319
- Routing Policy 321
- Defaults 323
- Domain Management 325
- Application Settings 325
- Session Manager instances 327
- About E911 Services 333
- About NIC Bonding 333
- Before you begin 334
- Administering ELIN Server 340
- Global Settings 341
- Session Manager Instances 342
- Security Module 344
- NIC Bonding 345
- Monitoring 346
- Event Server 348
- About Branch Session Manager 349
- Communication Profile Editor 361
- Editor screen 364
- Background Edit Job Status 365
- Network Configuration 368
- Local Host Name Schema 369
- SIP Firewall 374
- Configuring the SIP Firewall 375
- Blacklist 379
- Whitelist 380
- IP Layer Match Options: 386
- SIP Layer Match Options: 387
- IP/SIP LayerTrack: 387
- Threshold: 388
- Connection: 388
- Device Settings Groups 390
- Server Timer section 397
- Endpoint Timer section 397
- Maintenance Settings section 398
- Volume Settings section 399
- Assigned Location section 400
- Location Settings 403
- Application Configuration 404
- Creating an application 405
- Modifying an application 405
- Removing applications 406
- Application Editor section 407
- Application Sequences 408
- Implicit Users 413
- NRS Proxy Users 416
- Redirecting UNIStim Phones 417
- Modifying NRS Proxy User Rule 419
- Deleting NRS Proxy User rule 419
- System Status 421
- Managed Bandwidth Usage 426
- Security Module Status 428
- About Connection Status 431
- Monitoring Connection Links 432
- Connection List section 433
- Connection Details section 433
- Registration Summary 434
- Advanced Searching 436
- User Registrations 438
- Customizing column display 439
- Registration Detailed section 443
- System Tools 445
- SIP Tracer Configuration 449
- User Filter 450
- Call Filter 451
- SIP Trace Viewer 452
- Trace Viewer 453
- Call Routing Test 455
- Chapter 7: Managing events 459
- Changing status of an alarm 460
- Exporting alarms 460
- Filtering alarms 460
- Searching for alarms 461
- Alarming field descriptions 462
- Criteria section 464
- Managing logs 466
- Viewing log details 467
- Searching for logs 467
- Filtering logs 468
- Logging field descriptions 469
- Backup and Restore 475
- Viewing data retention rules 476
- Modifying an appender 479
- Backup field descriptions 480
- Restore field descriptions 482
- Remote as Type 483
- Log Configuration 484
- Logger List 484
- Attached Appender 485
- Data Replication Service 488
- Repairing a replica node 489
- Removing a replica node 491
- You can use this page to: 492
- Synchronization Status 494
- Statistics 494
- Managing scheduled jobs 495
- Viewing pending jobs 496
- Viewing completed jobs 496
- Viewing logs for a job 497
- Filtering Jobs 498
- Editing a job 499
- Deleting a job 500
- Disabling a job 501
- Enabling a job 501
- Stopping a Job 502
- • Disable or Enable a job 505
- • View a log 505
- Job Details 507
- Job Frequency 508
- Managing system data 516
- SIP-TLS 517
- Pattern.html for details 524
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