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    Course Name: SBG Operation and Configuration for IMS

    Course Description:
    Without SBG the IMS network is vulnerable to both internal and external attacks.
    This course will help you to understand the importance of SBG in IMS network
    from a security point of view and its support for other features and functions. It
    will cover operational aspects and configuration so that you can operate and
    configure the SBG in your IMS network. The includes tasks like configuring
    signaling and media interfaces, security functions, VoLTE related functions and
    new network connections.

    Prerequisites:
    IMS Overview, IMS Signalling

    Target Audience:
    The target audience for this course is: System Engineer, Service Engineer

    Learning objectives:
    On completion of this course the participants will be able to:

    1. Describe the SBG Network implementation


     List SBG Interfaces and Protocols
     List SBG ensuring and enabling functions
     Describe the SBG roles in 3GPP and TISPAN network architectures
     Describe the node functions implemented by SBG.
    2. Describe the SBG key Network features
     Describe the network security features
     Describe the Quality of Service Assurance features
     Explain the Emergency Call Handling features
     Explain the Geographical Location features
     Explain SIP Message Manipulation (SMM) rules
    3. Explain SBG routing procedures and basic signalling sequences
     Explain how SIP routing is performed in P-CSCF/A-ALG and IBCF
     Explain SBG basic signalling sequences for Registration, Session
    Establishment and Session Termination
     Explain SBG signalling sequences for Emergency calls
    4. Describe the SBG System Architecture
     Explain the HW and SW implementation of SBG
     Explain the IS VLAN configuration for SBG
     Explain and Configure SIP Load Balancing
     Describe the redundant SBG configuration
    5. Perform basic O&M Tasks
     Describe the SBG User Interface
     Handle Alarms and Events
     Perform SBG Backups
     Initiate and collect SBG Logs
     Describe, Set up and Collect Performance Measurements for SBG
    6. Configure SBG interworking interfaces
     Configure session signalling interfaces, SIP and internal H.248
     Configure Media Proxy Media Interworking Interfaces
     Configure Diameter and DNS Interworking Interfaces
     Explain IP-PBX access configuration
     Configure Emergency settings
    7. Explain configuration of SGC for distributed BGFs
     Explain the distributed BGF concept
     Explain BGF detection and selection mechanisms
     Explain how to configure H.248 signalling connections in SGC towards
    an external BGF
     Explain how to configure the SGC for Optimized BGF Selection
    8. Configure VoLTE specific features
     Configure Access Transfer Control Function (ATCF)
     Configure redirect to CS for VoLTE Emergency calls
     Configure VoLTE Roaming support
    9. Configure additional SBG features
     Configure SIP header blacklists
     Configure User Agent White Lists
     Configure SMM Rules
     Configure SIP Request Throttling
     Configure Connection Admission Control
     Configure Voice Transcoding
    10. Configure and Perform Signalling Tracing in the SBG

    Evaluation and feedback of the participants

    Duration: 4 Days

    Maximum number of participants: 7

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