Product specifications

Dialogic® BorderNet™ 4000 SBC Product Description Document

SOAP/XML API Interface

Dialogic introduces a Service Oriented Application Programming (SOAP) interface to the

BorderNet 4000 SBC in Release 3.0.0. This XML-based interface facilitates a number of

network operations tasks, including complete automation of common provisioning and

servicing tasks, machine-to-machine integration with other OSS/BSS systems in the

network, business intelligence, analytics, and reporting. In release 3.0.0, the SOAP interface

supports provisioning of peers, interfaces, peer-interface associations, advanced routing,

and local DNS. To assist in deploying this feature, Dialogic provides sample code, SOAP

Request/Response formats, Authentication scheme, XSD schema, and the Web Services

Definition Language (WSDL) for each of the interfaces.

Monitor and Diagnostics

The Fault Management System (FMS) gathers and presents alarm data, such as:

• Pending alarms

• Alarm history

• Alarm definitions

Alarms can be filtered by severity, category, or time. The BorderNet 4000 SBC enables

operators to change severity, generate an SNMP trap, or generate email notices for each

individual alarm.

Policy-Based Routing

The BorderNet 4000 SBC supports policy-based routing. Routing policies are established by

applying parameters and global variables to a configured policy to route traffic. This feature

enables operators to establish policy-based routing rules according to:

• Call parameters, which are derived directly from the message

• Non-call parameters, which are derived from:

o the service profile time zone attached to the incoming peer or interface

o global variables that store intermediate results used in routing decisions

o the incoming interface and peers

Trunk Group Routing/RFC 4904 Compliance

The BorderNet 4000 SBC is RFC 4904 compliant and supports trunk group routing. The

BorderNet 4000 SBC:

• Enables call routing based on trunk group parameters

• Supports TGRP and Trunk-Context per RFC 4904 and non-standard OTG/DTG

• Provides trunk group information management (pass-thru, add, modify, and delete

trunk group parameters)

• Supports trunk group extraction for SIP INVITE and 3xx

• Enables interworking between RFC 4904 and OTG/DTG

Customized Session Detail Records

A Session Control Service (SCS) component takes “snapshots” of call sessions and writes

these sessions to a file. This information is recorded in Session Detail Records (SDRs) that

can be sent to an external SDR destination to be used for billing or other purposes.