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Page 1 - SECURITY GUIDE

Oracle SBC Security Guide ORACLE® ACME PACKET SBC FAMILY SECURITY GUIDE July 2014

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Oracle SBC Security Guide  Per-device signaling and media overload control, with deep packet inspection and call rate control to prevent DoS attack

Page 3 - Contents

Oracle SBC Security Guide Description Raw message Transfer of an HDR file failed because the key used for authentication is incorrect May 3 17:20:11

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Oracle SBC Security Guide Error reading an internal temperature sensor. There may be a motherboard issue. Error reading LM75 Device! Error reading an

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Oracle SBC Security Guide Minor session usage threshold session usage xx percent is over minor threshold of xx percent. Critical deny ACL allocation

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Oracle SBC Security Guide o Party that disconnects the call o 0 = unknown, 1 = calling party, 2 = called party, 3 = internal

Page 7 - Related Documentation

Oracle SBC Security Guide Appendix J: Historical Data Records (HDR) HDR refers to a management feature that collects statistics about SBC system ope

Page 8 - Part 1: Overview

Oracle SBC Security Guide 1369336364,404 Not Found ,0,0 1369336364,405 Not Allowed ,0,0 1369336364,406 Not Acceptable ,0,0 1369336364,407

Page 9 - Figure 1: Net-SAFE Framework

Oracle SBC Security Guide Appendix K: ACLI Commands for Monitoring Data available via HDR, SNMP, CDR, or Syslog is usually sufficient for analysis a

Page 10 - General Security Principles

Oracle SBC Security Guide  show sipd errors o Error count related to SIP Media  show mbcd realms o Displays media (RTP) related information pre

Page 11 - Monitor System Activity

Oracle SBC Security Guide Appendix L: SRTP Configuration and Troubleshooting Introduction The Secure Real-time Transport Protocol (SRTP) provides en

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Oracle SBC Security Guide If SRTP is enabled for the inbound realm/interface, the SBC will handle the request according to the capabilities defined

Page 13 - Session Border Controller

Oracle SBC Security Guide Administrators are the only ones who have any sort of system logon permissions. The system provides Role Based Access Contr

Page 14 - Unified Session Manager

Oracle SBC Security Guide If the configuration specifies “pass-through” mode, the SBC will not intercept the crypto attribute exchange between the c

Page 15 - Core Session Manager

Oracle SBC Security Guide Software Requirements S-CX6.2.0 software image or higher is required to support SRTP termination on the SD. It is always re

Page 16 - Realm Design Considerations

Oracle SBC Security Guide srtp-encrypt enabled srtcp-encrypt enabled egress-offer-format same-as-ingress use-ing

Page 17 - Management Interfaces

Oracle SBC Security Guide There is a warning in the verify-config when a security-policy has the remote-ip-addr-match set to 0.0.0.0, which we can sa

Page 18 - Boot Flags

Oracle SBC Security Guide The main aspects treated here focused on which traffic is desired under a realm, so each design needs to consider the follo

Page 19 - GUI Management

Oracle SBC Security Guide (media-sec-policy)# show media-sec-policy name removeCrypto pass-through

Page 20 - Resiliency

Oracle SBC Security Guide Where “sdes1” is the configured sdes-profile used for this implementation. In the same way, mikey-profile could be used if

Page 21 - Physical Link Redundancy

Oracle SBC Security Guide Note that in the case where the SIP traffic runs on a different IP/Subnet from media, then this second security-policy for

Page 22 - Part 3: Security Features

Oracle SBC Security Guide The “mode” under the media-sec-policy should be set to ANY. Also, the profile should be configured with the sdes/mikey-prof

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Oracle SBC Security Guide name SRTP1 pass-through disabled inbound

Page 24 - Security Specific Licenses

Oracle SBC Security Guide overwhelm network devices. A UC demarcation device can ensure continued service availability by identifying DoS and DDoS at

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Oracle SBC Security Guide trans-protocol-match UDP direction both local-ip-mask

Page 26 - Features

Oracle SBC Security Guide To simplify the use of this BCP, no other elements are configured in this case, so no redundancy or DDoS prevention are con

Page 27 - Configuring AAA Integration

Oracle SBC Security Guide Secured-network parameter is set to ENABLED under the access sip-interface and ENABLED on the core sip-interface. Only one

Page 28 - SIP Interface Security

Oracle SBC Security Guide To troubleshoot SRTP on the Session Border Controller, following commands can be used:  Log.secured provides logs of the

Page 29 - Service ACLs

Oracle SBC Security Guide encr-algo : aes-128-ctr auth-algo : hmac-sha1 auth-tag-length : 80 flags - ms: 5

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Oracle SBC Security Guide 04 00000000 00000000 00000001 Enhanced Traffic Controller (ETC) NIU support Hardware and software support

Page 31 - TLS for SIP

Oracle SBC Security Guide bad-param : 0 alloc-fail : 0 dealloc-fail : 0 t

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Oracle SBC Security Guide write-failed : 0 parse-err : 0 encode-err : 0 p

Page 33 - IPsec for SIP

Oracle SBC Security Guide Collapsed : false SRTCP Only : true Crypto In ------------------ de

Page 34 - Call Admission Control (CAC)

Oracle SBC Security Guide ARP Wait Errors 0 0 0 Exp CAM Not Found 0 0 0 Drop Unknown Exp Flow

Page 35 - DoS/DDoS Prevention

Oracle SBC Security Guide Part 2: Secure Installation and Configuration Recommended Deployment Topologies This section outlines the planning process

Page 36 - Lawful Interception

Oracle SBC Security Guide 22:29:44-172 MBCD Status -- Period -- -------- Lifetime -------- Active High Total

Page 37 - Part 4: Appendices

Oracle SBC Security Guide Exp Flow Events 1 1 1 Exp Flow Not Found 0 0 0 Transaction Timeouts

Page 38 - Appendix B: Port Matrix

Oracle SBC Security Guide Requests sent 1 1 1 Req retransmissions 0 0 0 Replies received

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Oracle SBC Security Guide VLAN_flow_key : 980 Protocol_flow_key : 17 Ingress_flow_key : 1 Ingress Slot : 1 Ingress Port : 0 NAT IP Flo

Page 40 - Configuration Parameters

Oracle SBC Security Guide IFD 0x00000005: acceptCount = 0x00001f35 ---------------------------------------------- dump-etc-stats This command

Page 41 - SIP Interface

Oracle SBC Security Guide Mgt_Cfg : addr(0xd8010b40): 0x00000000 Uni_Addr_Word0 : addr(0xd8010b80): 0x00000000 Uni_Addr_Word1 : addr(0xd8010b8

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Oracle SBC Security Guide PHY Stats on ch7: PHY Stats on ch7: Ctl_Reg : addr(0xd801f000): 0x00001140 Status_Reg : addr(0xd801f004): 0x000001e8 P

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Oracle SBC Security Guide PPMs: ppmid_debug[2]: 33 ppmid_debug[3]: 23 ppmid_errors[4]: 30036 ppmid_debug[5]: 2737 Exceptions

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Oracle SBC Security Guide ------------------- Octeon PPM Statistics---------------------------- --------------- SRTP_E stats ------------------- all

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Oracle SBC Security Guide Memory Details: Memory Size: 4010 MB FW Init Size: 1187 MB PPMs Init Size: 192 MB Memory Avail: 2631 MB (26947

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Oracle SBC Security Guide Access In an access model the SBC is contacted by a SIP endpoint to relay endpoint signaling information. The IP address o

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Oracle SBC Security Guide Octeon Command Tx Packets: 22 Octeon Command Tx Failed: 0 Octeon Tx MsgQ Tx Failed: 0 Octeon Tx MsgQ Rx Fa

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Oracle SBC Security Guide number of mbufs: 5000 number of times failed to find space: 0 number of times waited for space: 0 number of times drained p

Page 49 - Observations/Limitations

Oracle SBC Security Guide dump-etc-stats ipt show all show ip connection show mbcd all show security ipsec debug References [1] Oracle, “Net-Net 4000

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Oracle SBC Security Guide Core Session Manager The Core Session Manager, which should never be positioned at a network edge, is used as a core sessi

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Oracle SBC Security Guide Session Router The Session Router is a “pure” SIP session router that can be positioned in either a core network or at netw

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Oracle SBC Security Guide A few of the general rules for Realm design include:  Separate endpoints into realms based on trust level (high, medium,

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Oracle SBC Security Guide Passwords The SBC provides two levels of user accounts through the Acme Packet Command Line Interface (ACLI): User and Supe

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Oracle SBC Security Guide  0x10 – Enables a second sshd server that provides access to the linux system console. This server process is different f

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Oracle SBC Security Guide Copyright ©2014, 2012, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. This software and related documentation are provi

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Oracle SBC Security Guide are not used. If the SBCs are deployed in HA configuration, then the remote-control parameter needs to be enabled for the a

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Oracle SBC Security Guide VPN should be implemented for session replication, and thorough testing should be conducted to understand impacts to sessio

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Oracle SBC Security Guide Part 3: Security Features This section outlines specific SBC security mechanisms. The Security Model The Oracle Communic

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Oracle SBC Security Guide  Multi-queue access fairness for unknown traffic  Automatic behaviorally driven promotion/demotion/denial of devices 

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Oracle SBC Security Guide  cache-challenges and reg-overload-protect: The SBC will temporarily promote the endpoint to trusted level after the regi

Page 61 - Deployment Archetypes

Oracle SBC Security Guide report on intrusions and suspicious behavior that it currently monitors. This feature requires the IDS Reporting license, w

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Oracle SBC Security Guide  sftpForHDR - allows HDR to be accessed.  sftpForAll - allows all logs to be accessed. Furthermore, a new RADIUS author

Page 63 - Scanner Mitigation

Oracle SBC Security Guide naming policies. All management stations used for accounting monitoring services should have a permit ACL configured. Confi

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Oracle SBC Security Guide authorization response. If TACACS+ grants authorization, the pending command is executed; if authorization is not granted,

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Oracle SBC Security Guide Session constraints should be applied to the sip-interface to limit the max-sessions, max-burst-rate, max-sustain-rate, and

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Oracle SBC Security Guide Contents Part 1: Overview ...

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Oracle SBC Security Guide Figure 2: ACL and Realm scenario Table 1: IP .111 permitted in ACL Realm Trust Level ACL Trust Level src:100 src:111 none

Page 68 - Peering Environments

Oracle SBC Security Guide low medium Permit Deny low high Permit Deny medium none Permit Deny medium low Permit Deny medium medium Permit Deny medium

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Oracle SBC Security Guide  A Signaling Security Module (SSM) daughter card is required for cryptographic acceleration when using TLS (with the exce

Page 70 - Dependencies

Oracle SBC Security Guide The protocol specifies the data exchanged between an OCSP client (such as the Net-Net SBC) and an OCSP responder, the Certi

Page 71 - SNMP MIB OIDS

Oracle SBC Security Guide The following IKEv1 functionality is supported:  IKE pre-shared secret support  IKE/ISAKMP Main Mode support  IKE/ISA

Page 72 - SNMP Traps

Oracle SBC Security Guide The session-agent's max-burst-rate and max-sustain-rate are used to throttle the calls per second (CPS) of traffic sen

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Oracle SBC Security Guide Attacks can be prevented through configuration of Access Control Lists, appropriately sized traffic queues, and trust level

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Oracle SBC Security Guide Part 4: Appendices Appendix A: Secure Deployment Checklist The following security checklist includes guidelines that help

Page 75 - Session-Constraints

Oracle SBC Security Guide Appendix B: Port Matrix Ethernet Ports Protocol Service Optional Configurable Port Default Port State Server or Client De

Page 76 - Rate constraints

Oracle SBC Security Guide Ethernet Ports Protocol Service Optional Configurable Port Default Port State Server or Client Description Services Ports 8

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Oracle SBC Security Guide Part 3: Security Features ...

Page 78 - Message Rejections

Oracle SBC Security Guide Appendix C: DDoS Prevention for Peering Environments Configuration Models: The settings outlined in this appendix apply to

Page 79 - Log Action

Oracle SBC Security Guide The recommended values for these media-manager parameters for each test scenario are listed later by system model. Paramet

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Oracle SBC Security Guide The following sip-interface->sip-ports parameter SHOULD be used for Peering environments. Setting “allow-anonymous” to

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Oracle SBC Security Guide Define a number to set the maximum rate of call (per second) this session agent will allow. Once the rate limit is reached,

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Oracle SBC Security Guide NN 4250 64k CAM 1G memory w/single copper GigE Platform NN 4250 CAM 64K Memory 1G Software Release 6.2.0m4 Configuration

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Oracle SBC Security Guide NN 4250 256k CAM 2G memory w/single copper GigE Platform NN 4250 CAM 256K Memory 2G Software Release 6.2.0m4 Configurati

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Oracle SBC Security Guide NN 4500 CPU-1 256k CAM 3G memory w/copper GigE Platform NN 4500 CPU-1 CAM 256K Memory 3G Software Release 6.2.0m4 Config

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Oracle SBC Security Guide NN 4500 CPU-2 256k CAM 3G memory w/copper GigE Platform NN 4500 CPU-2 CAM 256K Memory 3G Software Release 6.2.0m4 Config

Page 86 - Blacklist Table Maintentance

Oracle SBC Security Guide NN 3820 128k CAM 3G memory – copper single GigE Platform NN 3820 CAM 128K Memory 3G Software Release 6.2.0m4 Configurati

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Oracle SBC Security Guide NN 6300 724k CAM 16G memory – copper single GigE Platform NN 6300 CAM 724K Memory 16G Software Release 7.1.2 Configurati

Page 88 - System Management Statistics

Oracle SBC Security Guide Realm Configuration ...

Page 89 - Realm Statistics

Oracle SBC Security Guide from one customer to the next. Please contact your Sales Representative for more information on Professional Services avail

Page 90 - Enterprise SNMP Traps

Oracle SBC Security Guide Appendix D: DDoS Prevention for Access or Hybrid Environments Configuration Models: The settings outlined in this appendix

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Oracle SBC Security Guide The following are Media Manager parameters that have platform specific defaults. For this appendix, these defaults will be

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Oracle SBC Security Guide show acl info Access Control List Statistics: | # of entries | % utilization | Reserved Entry Co

Page 93 - SNMP Traps in HA environment

Oracle SBC Security Guide NN 4250 64k CAM 1Gb memory w/single copper GigE Platform NN 4250 CAM 64K Memory 1Gb Software Release S-C6.2.0m4 Configura

Page 94 - Appendix I: Syslog

Oracle SBC Security Guide NN 4250 256k CAM 2Gb memory w/single copper GigE Platform NN 4250 CAM 256K Memory 2Gb Software Release S-C6.2.0m4 Configu

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Oracle SBC Security Guide NN 4500 CPU-1 256k CAM 3Gb memory w/copper GigE Platform NN 4500 CPU-1 CAM 256K Memory 3Gb Software Release S-CX6.2.0m4 and

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Oracle SBC Security Guide NN 4500 CPU-2 256k CAM 3Gb memory w/copper GigE Platform NN 4500 CPU-2 CAM 256K Memory 3Gb Software Release S-CX6.2.0m4 and

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Oracle SBC Security Guide Configuration Model PBRB SSNHTN SNB media-manager max-signaling-bandwidth 1041040 options/s 3080 bytes/option 338 max-untru

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Oracle SBC Security Guide NN 6300 724k CAM 16G memory – copper single GigE Platform NN 6300 CAM 724K Memory 16G Software Release 7.1.2 Configurati

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Oracle SBC Security Guide Thresholds and Trending Analysis ...

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Oracle SBC Security Guide avalanche from untrusted sources, temporary promotion based on the initial REGISTER request sent from a specific source hel

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Oracle SBC Security Guide Appendix E: Mitigating SIP Attacks Goals The goal of this appendix is to provide configuration recommendations to be imple

Page 102 - Call Detail Records (CDR)

Oracle SBC Security Guide peering does happen over an untrusted network, such as OTT, the ACL entry drops incoming requests from unknown sources. It

Page 103 - Oracle SBC Security Guide

Oracle SBC Security Guide Not all endpoints support installation of third party certificates or TLS encryption, and it may be difficult for an organi

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Oracle SBC Security Guide Basic DDoS configuration settings are outlined in the other appendices. However, for the best DDoS protection, the configur

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Oracle SBC Security Guide Some customers have asked about using the “reject” action in HMRs to send a “677 Rogue” response rather than routing to a d

Page 106 - Application Statistics

Oracle SBC Security Guide action add comparison-type boolean msg-type

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Oracle SBC Security Guide . in-translationid out-translationid in-manipulationid addRouteHeader Session Agent:

Page 108 - SRTP Topologies

Oracle SBC Security Guide become trusted through SIP registration. The untrusted-signal-threshold value should be confirmed by collecting and analyzi

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Oracle SBC Security Guide access-control realm-id peer description source-address

Page 110 - Requirements

Oracle SBC Security Guide Related Documentation The following table lists related documentation. Document Name Document Description ACLI Configuratio

Page 111 - Design Aspects

Oracle SBC Security Guide Appendix F: Intrusion Detection System The SBC supports intrusion detection and protection capabilities using anomaly base

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Oracle SBC Security Guide 3. It receives too many signaling messages from an untrusted source within the configured time window (untrusted-signal-th

Page 113

Oracle SBC Security Guide SNMP Traps Enabling the trap-on-demote-to-deny parameter located in the media-manager-config configuration element enables

Page 114 - Secured/Unsecured Network

Oracle SBC Security Guide Jan 15 12:22:48 172.30.60.12 ACMESYSTEM sipd[1c6e0b90] WARNING SigAddr[access:192.168.24.40:0=low:DENY] ttl=3632 guard=798

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Oracle SBC Security Guide Per-endpoint Call Admission Control The SBC can demote endpoints from trusted to untrusted, or untrusted to denied queues w

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Oracle SBC Security Guide  Whether the assigned trust level is denying more than one endpoint (e.g. issues with NAT)  CAC or session count thresh

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Oracle SBC Security Guide  max-sustain-rate—maximum rate of session invitations allowed within the current window for this constraint  max-inboun

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Oracle SBC Security Guide Oracle recommends configuration of INVITE and REGISTER method rate constraints on session agents. For SIP access deployment

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Oracle SBC Security Guide Session Agent 192.168.60.10() [In Service] -- Period -- -------- Lifetime --------

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Oracle SBC Security Guide Reject actions may also indirectly generate SNMP traps. Two parameters in the session-router-config define how many message

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Oracle SBC Security Guide Part 1: Overview Product Overview The Oracle Session Border Controller (SBC) family of products are designed to increase s

Page 122 - Troubleshooting

Oracle SBC Security Guide This feature can be used to log important details from specific suspicious users, such as well-known SIP User-Agents, call

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Oracle SBC Security Guide Appendix G: Blacklisting with Local Routing Tables Several industry groups such as the GSMA Fraud Forum and the Communicat

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Oracle SBC Security Guide policy-attribute next-hop lrt:blacklist;key=$FROM realm

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Oracle SBC Security Guide media-profiles lookup single next-key

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Oracle SBC Security Guide <next type="regex">!(^.*$)!sip:\[email protected]!</next> </route> </localRoutes> Once

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Oracle SBC Security Guide element-rule name logstatus parameter-name type

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Oracle SBC Security Guide inside a 30 second window. This is an indicator that the administrator should examine the matched.log file to determine the

Page 129

Oracle SBC Security Guide After applying a new LRT, verify if by doing the same command from above “show lrt route-entry blacklist 3712900” at the A

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Oracle SBC Security Guide Appendix H: Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) SNMP OIDs Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) polling (GET and

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Oracle SBC Security Guide o Number of messages rejected by the SBC due to matching criteria apSysStorageSpaceTable (1.3.6.1.4.1.9148.3.2.1.1.23) apS

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Oracle SBC Security Guide Figure 1: Net-SAFE Framework The Net-SAFE Framework spans seven general functions: 1. Denial of Service (DoS) protection

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Oracle SBC Security Guide  apSigRealmStatsPeriodASR (1.3.6.1.4.1.9148.3.2.1.2.4.1.18) o The answer-to-seizure ratio expressed as a percentage duri

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Oracle SBC Security Guide  enable-snmp-syslog-notify – enable syslog conversion to SNMP  enable-snmp-monitor-traps – enable unique trap-IDs for e

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Oracle SBC Security Guide o Generated if the system temperature falls below the monitoring level.  apSysMgmtFanTrap (1.3.6.1.4.1.9148.3.2.6.0.3) o

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Oracle SBC Security Guide  apLicenseApproachingCapacityNotification (1.3.6.1.4.1.9148.3.5.3.0.1) o Generated when the total number of active sessi

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Oracle SBC Security Guide Appendix I: Syslog The SBC can be configured to send system event logs to logging servers [1]. It is recommended to config

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Oracle SBC Security Guide Description Raw message An endpoint exceeded a defined constraint and was blacklisted. This is the result of DoS configurat

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Oracle SBC Security Guide Description Raw message The sipShield SPL plug-in (v1.3) detected a message from a known SIP scanner and dropped it Mar 28

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Oracle SBC Security Guide Description Raw message A message was rejected by the SD. The status code and reason given in parenthesis will change based

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Oracle SBC Security Guide Description Raw message A user entered enable mode (administrator level). This is not necessarily an issue, but may be an i

Page 142 - References

Oracle SBC Security Guide Description Raw message The SIP protocol stack is now active. This may be an indication that a power failure occurred or th

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