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- About This Guide
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- JUNOS Documentation and Release Notes
- Objectives
- Audience
- Supported Routing Platforms
- Using the Indexes
- Documentation Conventions
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- Documentation Feedback
- Requesting
Technical Support
- IPTV Network Solutions
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- IPTV Video Application
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- System Requirements
- Terms and Acronyms
- Overview and Topology
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- Video Network Elements
- IGMP and Video Networks
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- IGMP Basics
- IGMP and Intermediate
Devices
- IGMP Snooping
- IGMP Proxy
- DHCP Relay and Video Services Routers
- Video Networking and the Metro or Core Network
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- What IP Routing Protocols to
Use
- Using MPLS and Label-Switched
Paths
- Redundancy and Failure Detection for Video Services Routers
- Sample Configuration of an IPTV Network
- Configuring the Access Side of a Video Services Router Running
JUNOS Software
- Configuring the Metro and Core Side of a Video Services Router
Running JUNOS Software
- Configuring Router Redundancy
- Verifying Your Configuration
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- Verifying Connectivity
- Using Operational Commands
- Unidirectional Links
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- Overview of Unidirectional Links
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- Configurable Options
- Logical Interfaces
- Alarm Reporting
- Operational State
- Statistics
- System Requirements
- Configuring and Verifying Unidirectional Links
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- Configuring and Verifying a Simple Example
- Configuring and Verifying a More Complex Example
- BGF VoIP Solution
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- Overview of the BGF VoIP Solution
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- The BGF VoIP Solution in a Next-Generation Network Overview
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- BGF VoIP Solution Terms and Abbreviations
- BGF VoIP Solution Architecture
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- Gateway Controller
- BGF
- PGCP
- BGF Topology with Multiple Virtual BGFs and Gateway Controllers
Overview
- Sample Voice Network Topology
- Control of Voice Flows with Gates Overview
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- Gate Addressing
- Gate Opening, Closing, and Modification Overview
- Gate Identification
- Forward and Drop Operations for RTP and RTCP Gates
- Latch Deadlock and Media Inactivity Detection and Reporting
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- Detection
- Reporting
- H.248 Building Blocks Overview
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- Terminations
- Contexts
- Streams
- Virtual Interfaces with the BGF Overview
- Twice NAT for VoIP Traffic Overview
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- NAT Pool Selection
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- NAT Pool Selection by Matching the
Transport Protocol
- IPv4-to-IPv6 Address Translation
- Quality of Service for VoIP Traffic Overview
- Rate-Limiting for VoIP Traffic Overview
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- How the Rate-Limiting Feature Works
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- Default Values for Rate-Limiting Parameters
- Rate Limiting and Fast Update Filters
- Rate-Limiting Statistics Display
- Security for BGF Overview
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- Interim AH Scheme
- Symmetric Control Association
- Priority and Emergency Call Handling
- BGF VoIP Call Setup Overview
- VPN Aggregation for VoIP Calls Overview
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- How VPN Aggregation Works
- Session Mirroring Overview
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- Activation of Session Mirroring for a Gate
- How Session Mirroring Works
- Security for Packets Sent to the Delivery Function
- Configuring the BGF
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- Configuring a Virtual BGF
- Adding a Gateway Controller to the Virtual BGF Configuration
- Configuring NAT Pools for the BGF
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- Configuring a Remotely Controlled NAT Pool
- Configuring a NAT Pool Selected Based on Transport Protocol
- Assigning a NAT Pool
- Configuring Virtual Interfaces
- Creating a Rule That Specifies the NAT Pool to Use on a Virtual
BGF
- Specifying the Order in Which the BGF Processes Rules
- Configuring a Stateful Firewall for the BGF
- Configuring a Service Set
- Configuring Rate Limiting for the BGF
- Configuring QoS for the BGF
- Configuring the Services PIC or MS-DPC
- Configuring VPN Aggregation
- Configuring Latch Deadlock and Media Inactivity Detection
- Configuring H.248 Timers
- Configuring H.248 Base Root Properties
- Configuring H.248 Segmentation Properties
- Configuring Session Mirroring
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- Disabling Session Mirroring
- Re-Enabling Session Mirroring
- Configuring IPSec for Mirrored Sessions
- Verifying Your Configuration
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- Verifying the BGF Configuration
- Verifying the Service Interface Configuration
- Verifying the Service Set Configuration
- Verifying the NAT Pool Configuration
- Verifying the Stateful Firewall Configuration
- Verifying the VPN Aggregation Configuration
- Monitoring the BGF
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- Monitoring RTP and RTCP Traffic
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- Enabling Monitoring of RTP and RTCP Traffic
- Monitoring Gates
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- Displaying Information About All Gates on a Virtual BGF
- Displaying Extensive Information About All Gates on a Virtual
BGF
- Displaying the Number of Gates Installed on a Virtual BGF
- Displaying Information About a Specific Gate
- Displaying Extensive Information About a Specific Gate
- Displaying Statistics for Gates
- Collecting Statistics on Gates with Rate-Limited Flows
- Improving Performance While Collecting Gate Statistics
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- Displaying
the Number of FUF Terms Installed on a Virtual BGF
- Displaying Gates That Are Being Mirrored
- Monitoring Terminations
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- Displaying Information About All Terminations on a Virtual
BGF
- Displaying Information About Terminations in H.248 Format
- Displaying Information About Specific Terminations
- Monitoring PGCP Root Terminations
- Monitoring Statistics for the Virtual BGF
- Monitoring Flows
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- Displaying All Flows
- Displaying Extensive Information About All Flows
- Displaying Extensive Information About Flows for a Specific
Gate
- Monitoring Conversations
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- Displaying All Conversations
- Displaying Extensive Information About All Conversations
- Managing the BGF
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- Managing the pgcpd Process
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- Restarting the pgcpd Process
- Disabling and Enabling the pgcpd Process
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- Disabling the pgcpd Process
- Enabling the pgcpd Process
- Activating and Deactivating PGCP Services
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- Deactivating the PGCP Service
- Activating the PGCP Service
- Shutting Down a Virtual BGF
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- Forcing the Shutdown of a Virtual BGF
- Performing a Graceful Shutdown of a Virtual BGF
- Making the Virtual BGF Operational Again
- Shutting Down a Virtual Interface
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- Forcing the Shutdown of a Virtual Interface
- Performing a Graceful Shutdown of a Virtual Interface
- Making the Virtual Interface Operational Again
- Maintaining Synchronization Between the BGF and the Gateway
Controller
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- Detecting Hanging Terminations
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- Activating and Configuring Hanging Termination Detection
- Deactivating Hanging Termination
Detection
- Displaying the Value of the Timerx
Timer Configured on the Virtual BGF
- Displaying the Value of the
Hanging Termination Timer for a Termination
- Detecting Gateway Controller Failures
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- Configuring the Inactivity Timer Package
- Maintaining Synchronization by Auditing Terminations
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- Using AND/OR Logic with Audit Commands
- Example: Audit Section Filter with AND Logic
- Example: Audit Section Filter
with OR Logic
- Managing Overload Control with Priority Handling for Emergency
Calls
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- Configuring Overload Control for Voice Calls
- Preventing Excessive Media Inactivity Notifications
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- Configuring H.248 Notification Behavior to Prevent Excessive
Media Inactivity Notifications
- Managing the Rate for All Notifications Sent by a PIC or DPC
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- Limiting
the Rate for All Notifications from a PIC or DPC
- Enabling Wildcards for ServiceChange Notifications
- Controlling ServiceChange Commands Sent from the Virtual BGF
to the Gateway Controller
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- Control Association States
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- Method and Reason Options for Control Association
State Changes
- Configuring the Method and Reason in ServiceChange
Commands for Control Associations
- Virtual Interface States
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- Method and Reason Options for Virtual Interface
State Changes
- Configuring the Method and Reason in ServiceChange
Commands for Virtual Interfaces
- Context States
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- Configuring the Method and Reason in ServiceChange
Commands for Contexts
- Upgrade Guidelines for BGF VoIP Users
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- Upgrade Overview for BGF VoIP Users
- Managing Emergency and Non-Emergency Call Traffic Prior to
Upgrading
- Maintenance and Failover in the BGF
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- Maintenance and Failover in the BGF Overview
- Failover in Case of a Routing Engine Failure
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- Gate Synchronization Procedure
- Configuring Synchronization Properties
- Displaying the Status of the Routing Engine Synchronization
- Failover of the Service PICs
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- Procedure in Case of Service PIC Failure
- Configuring the BGF for PIC Redundancy
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- Configuring the Redundancy Services PIC (rsp) Interface
- Configuring the Service Set for Redundant
Service PICS
- Manually Switching from the Primary PIC to the Secondary PIC
- Manually Reverting from the Secondary PIC to the Primary PIC
- Displaying the Status of the Redundant Service PICs
- Troubleshooting the BGF
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- Tracing BGF Operations
- Logging pgcpd Messages
- Logging H.248 Messages
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- Fields in the H.248 Messages
- Messages That Exceed Output Buffer Limit
- Configuring Logging of H.248 Messages
- Example: Using the BGF to Provide VoIP Solutions in a Next-Generation
Network
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- Requirements
- Overview and Topology
- Configuration
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- Configuring the Service Interfaces
- Configuring the Virtual BGFs
- Configuring NAT Pools
- Assigning the NAT Pools to a Media Service
- Configuring the Virtual Interfaces
- Configuring Rules for the BGF
- Configuring a Stateful Firewall
- Configuring a Service Set
- Configuring QoS for Voice Calls
- Verification
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- Verifying the Active BGF Configuration
- Verifying That Gates Are Running
- Verifying Terminations
- Verifying PGCP Flows
- Verifying H.248 Parameters Set by the Gateway Controller
- Troubleshooting
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- No Audio is Reported on a Stream
- IMSG VoIP Solution
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- Overview of the IMSG
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- IMSG VoIP Solution Overview
- IMSG Terms and Abbreviations
- IMSG VoIP Solution Architecture
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- BGF
- BSG
- SPDF
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- How the SPDF Works
- IPSec
- BSG Policy Overview
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- BSG Policy Model
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- Policy Sets
- Service Points
- Media Anchoring Overview
- SIP Routing Overview
- SIP Timers Overview
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- SIP Timers for Calls in Initiation Stage
- SIP Timers for Established Calls
- Providing QoS for VoIP Traffic Overview
- Providing Call Admission Control (CAC) Overview
- Configuring the IMSG
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- Enabling the BSG Service Package on the PIC or DPC
- Setting Up System Processes
- Configuring the Services PIC or DPC for the BSG
- Configuring the Services PIC or DPC for the BGF
- Configuring NAT Pools
- Assigning a NAT Pool
- Configuring Virtual Interfaces
- Creating a Rule That Specifies the NAT Pool to Use on a Virtual
BGF
- Specifying the Order in Which the BGF Processes Rules
- Configuring a Stateful Firewall
- Configuring a Service Set
- Configuring a Virtual BGF
- Creating BSG Instances
- Configuring a Gateway Controller
- Using Regular Expressions to Match Incoming SIP Messages to
Policies
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- Examples of Regular Expressions Used for VoIP Calls
- Configuring a New Transaction Policy
- Using New Transaction Policies to Route SIP Requests
- Configuring Call Admission Control (CAC)
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- Configuring Controllers
- Assigning Controllers to New Transaction Policies
- Configuring New Transaction Policy Sets
- Configuring a New Call Usage Policy
- Configuring New Call Usage Policy Sets
- Attaching Policies to a Service Point
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- Deleting Service Points
- Configuring SIP Timers
- Configuring QoS
- Verifying the IMSG Configuration
- Monitoring the IMSG
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- Monitoring Call Statistics
- Monitoring Statistics for Failed Calls
- Monitoring Call Information for a Specific Contact
- Monitoring Call Information for a Specific Request URI
- Monitoring Call Admission Control (CAC) Statistics
- Managing the IMSG
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- Activating and Deactivating BSG Services
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- Activating BSG Services
- Deactivating BSG Services
- Managing the SBC Configuration Process
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- Restarting the SBC Configuration Process
- Disabling and Enabling the SBC Configuration Process
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- Disabling the SBC Configuration Process
- Enabling the SBC Configuration
Process
- Troubleshooting the IMSG
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- Tracing Border Signaling Gateway Operations
- Tracing the SBC Configuration Process
- Index
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- Index
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