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SBC Redundant Adjacencies and remote address

jcarvalh
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Hello all.

I have an SBC (ace20) deployed in unified model.

I have a costumer with 2 Call managers. This costumer is behind NAT and one call manager has an IP address of 10.245.3.1 and the othet one is 10.245.3.2; I tried the following config to acheive redundancy (the ideia is to config routing in order to always choose A and if routing fails then choose B, with all costumer network behind 10.245.3.0/28):

adjacency sip A

  nat force-on

  signalling-address ipv4 10.245.2.1

  signalling-port 5060

  remote-address ipv4 10.245.3.0 255.255.255.240

  signalling-peer 10.245.3.1

  signalling-peer-port 5060

  media-bypass-forbid

adjacency sip B

  nat force-on

  signalling-address ipv4 10.245.2.1

  signalling-port 5060

  remote-address ipv4 10.245.3.0 255.255.255.240

  signalling-peer 10.245.3.2

  signalling-peer-port 5060

  media-bypass-forbid

The thing is that SBC doesn´t allow adjacency " an attempt was made to configure an adjacency that has the same local and remote addresses as an existing adjacency".

Why can´t this be done? I believe that the remote-address command is used to specified the ip addresses for the phones allowed to communicate with SBC, so it should work just fine.

Can anyone give a hand on this?

Thanks in advance.

Best regards,

Joao Ribau.

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jcarvalh
Level 1
Level 1

Hello.

I have being talking to a friend and he told me that the remote-address is not for phones but for other signaling devices (for instance other call managers), so I change the config to:

adjacency sip A

  nat force-on

  signalling-address ipv4 10.245.2.1

  signalling-port 5060

  remote-address ipv4 10.245.3.1 255.255.255.255

  signalling-peer 10.245.3.1

  signalling-peer-port 5060

  media-bypass-forbid

adjacency sip B

  nat force-on

  signalling-address ipv4 10.245.2.1

  signalling-port 5060

  remote-address ipv4 10.245.3.2 255.255.255.255

  signalling-peer 10.245.3.2

  signalling-peer-port 5060

  media-bypass-forbid

This way I think it should work.

Any feedback would be appreciated.

Regards,

Joao