Do you have a legacy phone system, such as a TDM PBX and are thinking about adding a Voice-over-IP connection to reduce telephony costs? Well if so, don’t make the most common mistake of using you’re the network’s firewall for voice security – You need a device calls a Session Border Controller.
PBX Fraud is increasing each year as legacy telephony networks integrate VoIP without properly securing with an SBC. Don’t be part of the statistic! A typical firewall can only protect your data network and as soon as you as you open it up to the internet, which is how you connect to VoIP services, the entire network is exposed. This means both your data and voice networks can be compromised which can cause your telephone bills to skyrocket or become susceptible for hackers to breach your system and take down the network.
A Sangoma SBC protects both your data and voice network and is designed to handle every aspect of phone calls that travel over the internet (or voice-over-ip phone calls).
Advanced Web GUI Browser-based GUI use for configuration, control and monitoring of SIP trunks, network connections and security threats. Easy to use dialplan routing for basic and advanced call routing configurations. System logs and reports are also available directly from the GUI.
Simplified Licensing All SBCs are field upgradable and licensing is per session based, which means all the features are always included – No sticker shock. Predictable SBC capacity and cost in every use case.
Security Protection against malicious attacks such as Denial-of-Service, Fraud, BYOD, and SIP & RTP flooding. Toll fraud protection against hackers breaking into VoIP systems causing financial turmoil. Topology hiding for protection against exposing network routes.
Diagnostic Tools Browser based dashboard featuring time based graphing, system and session error reporting and email notifications upon faults. Onboard PCAP training tool capturing signaling and media, eliminating the need for extra port mirrors or hubs. The Hardware Crash protection feature reboots the system on lockup or hardware fault.
Hardware Redundancy Guarantee business continuity during catastrophic hardware failures by mirroring 2 SBCs together. Available free-of-charge, out-of-box!
Virtual Machine Options For integration within existing data centre infrastructures, our SBCs are also offered in a software platform version which contains the same feature- rich capabilities as our scalable appliances and compatible in most VM environments including VMware, Hyper-V, KVM and Amazon Web Services.
SBC Models
From 5-4000 simultaneous calls Sangoma offers three lines of SBCs for small-to-medium business (SMBs), enterprises, and large carriers.
Each SBC interoperates with all major IP PBXs and UC systems, including: Asterisk®, BroadSoft®, Cisco®, Denwa®, Elastix®, FreePBX®, FreeSWITCH®, Gamma®, Samsung®, 3CX® and more.
All are qualified for Microsoft® Lync® and Skype for Business®
SMB SBC Small to Medium Business SBC
5-20 simultaneous calls
Migrate to SIP trunking or Hosted PBX securely
High Availability for active/standby redundancy for mission critical businesses
The main reason to implement an SBC into your network is to provide full security when introducing VoIP into your network. Whether you are an enterprise or a carrier, an SBC is critical to have end-to-end. Even if the remote side of your connection already has an SBC, remember that wherever an internet connection is introduced is an opportunity for hackers to compromise the network.
SIP Trunking for Enterprise Reduce Costs of local and long distance dialing charges by using VoIP delivered via SIP trunks, rather than legacy PSTN via TDM trunks. Discover More
SIP Trunking for Carriers Introduce new revenue streams by providing SIP services to your customers using legacy PSTN equipment. Discover More
Skype For Business/Lync SBC Use a certified SBC to integrate new Lync infrastructer and guarantee business continuity through the migration process. Discover More
Hosted PBX In a hosted PBX environment, Enterprises rely on PBX services residing at the carrier for voice services. An SBC located at the edge of the Carrier and Enterprise protect their own networks, as well as manage any interoperability issues. Discover More
SIP Network Peering/ IP Carrier Interconnect For Carriers: Move to full IP communication between carriers, removing TDM conversion and at same time improve voice quality. Discover More
Remote Workers Connectivity between each branch office and the central IP-PBX is achieved through the internet without the complications and expense of managing VPN connections or each trunk. Discover More
SBC Features
Capacities
Max Call / Sessions
4000 – NetBorder Carrier
500 – VM SBC
250 – Vega Enterprise
20 – SMB SBC
Unlimited SIP trunks
Max. 120 TDM-SIP calls/sessions *Applicable only to Vega Enterprise
Full security (SRTP/TLS) capability
Full Transcoding Capability
VoIP
SIP 2.0 compliant
SIP intrusion prevention
SIP trunking and remote working
SIP registration pass-thru
SIP malformed packet protection
Topology hiding
ENUM routing
SIP request rate limiting
SIP registration scan attack detection
SIP friendly load limitation
SIP header normalization
Advanced NAT traversal capabilities
Call Control
Least cost routing
Multiple call access control options
Rate limiting: Call and registration
Endpoint authentication
Dynamic load balancing and call routing
Advanced XML routing engine
Intelligent media anchoring/release
Media bandwidth policy
Networking
10/100/1000 BaseT Ethernet ports
7x – NetBorder Carrier
3x – Vega Enterprise
4x – SMB SBC
IPV4, IPV6
VLAN support
1x IPMI port *Applicable only to NetBoarder Carrier SBC appliance
Debugging
Dedicated Browser interface for capturing full RTP media and signaling information
Onboard browser-based PCAP tracing, signalling and media – wireshark compatible
Large onboard storage capacity for long term tracing
Media Capabilities
Voice, Video, FAX, IM and Presence support
Full RTP transcoding (G.711, G.722, G.729, G.726, G.723.1, iLBC, AMR, G.722.1) *Only with hardware transcoding option
T.38 Fax Relay *Only with hardware transcoding option
Security
DDoS / DoS attack protection
Media security with SRTP
IPSec encryption
IP firewall with port forwarding
Call security with TLS/SRTP
Two-stage authentication
Session and Monitoring
Multiple session routing options
RTCP statistics reports
QoS (ToS or DSCP)
RADIUS CDR and authentication
QoS monitoring and reporting
Management
Easy to use web interface
Real-time monitoring and debugging
HTTP XML-based CDR
TR-069 for remote provisioning
REST based interface to remotely configure SBCs
Licensing
Only max. number of calls are licensed
Field upgradeable in 5/25/50/100 call increments
High Availability / Redundancy
1:1 active/standby two-box redundancy to guarantee business continuity
SBC Specifications
Hardware
SMB SBC
Power: External universal AC adapter: AC 100~240V input ‑ DC 5V/1.2A output
Dimensions: 127mm (W) x 127mm (D) x 50mm (H)
Weight: .68kgs (1.5lbs)
Wall Mounting Plate Included
Vega Enterprise
Power: 60W universal internal power supply
Dimensions: 430mm (W) x 305mm (D) x 45mm (H)
Weight: 7.25kgs (16lbs)
Mounting clips included
NetBorder Carrier
Power: Internal AC: 300W, dual, modular universal power supplies
Dimensions: 430mm (W) x 470mm (D) x 45mm (H)
Weight: 15kgs (33lbs)
19 inch rackmount brackets included
Interfaces
Telephony Interface
*Applicable only to Vega Enterprise
Up to 4 E1/ T1s (with A101DE/A102DE/A104DE card)
Echo cancellation up to 128ms tail
Primary rate ISDN, configurable NT/TE
T1: Q.931, NI2, 4ESS, 5ESS, DMS-100
E1: Q.931, ETSI
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