2. Introduce SIP into the Operator Network with NO Pain David Aviv, Vice-President, Advanced Services, Radware

3. 3 Today’s Agenda The Role of SIP ADC Scale the SIP Applications Tier Scale the Border Tier Scale and simplify the Core

4. 4 The Need for SIP ADC The NG environment is heterogeneous & diversified – solutions do not come “out-of-box” Carriers often require rapid deployment of new services to be successful  SIP ADC is required to ensure reliable, scalable, fast and secure deployment (as is needed for web applications)  SIP ADC factors out these capabilities to one SIP-enabled network component, simplifying the architecture, operations and development

5. 5 The Role of SIP Application Delivery Controller (ADC) PSTN Internet SP Cloud SIP ADC

6. 6 ITU-OCAF Recommendation for Load-Balancing of SIP-aware Devices OCAF – Open Communication Architecture Forum CGOE – Carrier Grade Open Environment (Rec. Y.CGOE) SIP ADC

7. 7 What is a SIP ADC ? IP level LB Security (Hardening) Acceleration SIP Stateless Proxy Rule-Based Configuration SIP level LB Classic ADC

8. 8 What Does SIP ADC Factor Out? IP level LB Security (Hardening) Acceleration SIP Stateless Proxy Rule-Based Configuration SIP level LB TLS/TCP offload TCP proxy: - Connection mgmt: aliasing, reuse - Splitting/multiplexing Connection Access Control SIP attack anomalies SIP vulnerabilities SIP multi-parameter persistency (conditions-based) for in/outbound calls SIP level health monitoring Header modifications Rule based routing Transport conversion Global service virtualization NAT/FW traversal ‘Out-of-the-box’ configurable capabilities for scalable, fast reliable implementation Simplified installation and/or integration

9. 9 Role of ADC in the Pre-IMS/IMS Architecture SIP ADC Example 1 Example 3 Example 2

10. 10 Ex 1: Scale the SIP Application Tier SIP based Application 1 Farm SIP based Application 2 Farm Farm 1 VIP Farm 2 VIP SIP Level HMM Invite App 1 Invite App 2 0-Minute DDoS & Anomalies SIP Level Floods, Anomalies & Vulnerabilities IP level LB Security (Hardening ) Acceleration SIP Stateless Proxy Rule-based Configuration SIP level LB Multi-Parameter Persistency (conditions-based) - For ingress/egress calls - Application specific SIP ADC

11. 11 Ex 2: SIP Border Bottlenecks UDP G.711 IP TCP G.723 TLS G.729 IP IPBX - SIP Trunking SBC Farm New requirements at the network border lead to a new eco’-system G.711 G.723 G.729 G.711 G.723 G.729 G.711 G.723 G.729 SIP Peering SBC Overloaded: - SBC Cluster LB - TLS/TCP/UDP Conversion - Real-time X-Coding, call distribution changes ROI/Usage Issues - Need dynamic resource usage adaptation - Need ‘pay as you grow’ model

12. 12 UDP G.711 IP TCP G.723 TLS G.729 IP SIP Peering IPBX - SIP Trunking SBC Farm Real-Time X-coding farm B2BUA HMM Resources Monitoring On-demand codecs G.711 G.723 G.729 SBC Farm offloaded - Common codec - Transcoding G.711 0-Minute DDoS & Anomalies Scale the Border: On-demand Resources Network Public Peering/Trunking Addresses SIP ADC Farm VIP

13. 13 The Role of SIP ADC @ the Border – Call Flows UDP G.711 IP TCP G.723 TLS G.729 IP SIP Peering IPBX - SIP Trunking SBC Farm Real-Time X-coding farm B2BUA Farm VIP G.711 G.723 G.729 Invite G723 Invite G711 Invite G711,G723,G729 Invite G711/TLS Load balance the SBC resources - TLS/UDP conversion For outbound calls - Offer additional codecs upon DTG, SDP,… Redirect to external codec pools Scales as higher numbers of calls require: X-Coding, Transport conversion SIP ADC Farm VIP

14. 14 Ex 3: Scale and Simplify The Core Example for Outbound Call Flows (Off-Net) PSTN SBC IAD 302 Redirect to list:1,2,3 Re-Invite to 1 400 Busy Re-Invite to 2 Media (RTP) B2BUA or Proxy C5 C4 Route Engine TGW Soft Switch TDM Invite SIP SLB Original flow 200 OK SIP ADC Farm VIP’s