3 Configurations on Web Interface
SBC1000 Session Border Controller
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Figure 3-7 Access Trunk Status
Table 3-7 Access Trunk Status
Name
The name of the access SIP trunk. It cannot be changed after the configuration is successfully
applied
Status
The status of the access SIP trunk.
True: the access SIP trunk is connected normally and available;
False: the access SIP trunk is disconnected and unavailable
CPS (Calls Per
Second)
The number of new calls directed by the access SIP trunk every second at current time
ASR
The ASR of the access SIP trunk since the device is booted up;
ASR = successful calls/total legal calling attempts
Transcoded
The number of calls that are being transcoded through the access SIP trunk at current time
Current Calls
The number of current calls routed by the access SIP trunk
Total Calls
The total number of legal calls routed by the access SIP trunk since the device is booted up
Registered
The total number of users that are successfully registered to SBC1000 by the help of the
access SIP trunk and are still in validity period
Note:
As for ASR, if the invite message of a call is successfully responded, we consider the call as a successful/answered
call.
Calls are grouped into inbound calls and outbound calls. Inbound calls go from terminal users to SBC1000, while
outbound calls are exactly the opposite. Inbound calls and outbound calls have their own statistics of ASR, number
of transcoded calls, number of current calls and number of total calls.
Core Trunk Status
Core network’s SIP trunk can realize the connection between the core network and SBC1000.
If both ‘Registration’ and ‘Keepalive’ are disabled for the SIP trunk, the status of the SIP trunk will be ‘True’. If
both ‘Registration’ and ‘Keepalive’ are enabled, the SIP trunk is successfully registered and meanwhile the option
message for ‘Keepalive’ is successfully responded, the status of the SIP trunk will be ‘True’, otherwise, the status
will be ‘False’.
