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Direct Routing SBC failover planning in carrier hosted setup (derived trunk model)
- Jul 07, 2020
For hosting provider failover routing, the hosting provider will need to configure multiple PSTN gateways in their tenant. For example:
- sbc1.contoso.com
- sbc2.contoso.com
This will require multiple wildcard san names to support each namespace. For example:
- *.sbc1.contoso.com
- *.sbc2.contoso.com
Each customer will be provide two FQDN's to be added to Tenant domain and a single user licensed for SfB Online in the namespace to create the domain in the service forest. For example:
- cust1.sbc1.contoso.com
- cust2.sbc1.contoso.com
Then a route will be created for each of these gateways.
For hosting provider failover routing, the hosting provider will need to configure multiple PSTN gateways in their tenant. For example:
- sbc1.contoso.com
- sbc2.contoso.com
This will require multiple wildcard san names to support each namespace. For example:
- *.sbc1.contoso.com
- *.sbc2.contoso.com
Each customer will be provide two FQDN's to be added to Tenant domain and a single user licensed for SfB Online in the namespace to create the domain in the service forest. For example:
- cust1.sbc1.contoso.com
- cust2.sbc1.contoso.com
Then a route will be created for each of these gateways.