Schema Changes

The Oracle Enterprise Communications Broker (OECB) requires the PCZ3.2.0 configuration schema to support creating multiple VLANS. You must upgrade the configuration schema after you upgrade the software.

After upgrading the software to PCZ3.2.0, the system prompts you to upgrade the configuration schema the first time you log on. The configuration upgrade creates a network called "ecb" and a SIP interface with the Realm ID set to "ecb." The upgrade also exposes the Realm ID parameter in the session agent, SIP interface, LDAP, and ENUM configurations. The configuration upgrade defaults all Realm IDs to "ecb" for existing configuration elements. After the system creates the "ecb" network and adds Realm ID parameter, you can add up to four VLANs. You can set the Realm ID, as needed, in the newly added VLANs.

The updated schema makes the following changes to the GUI to support configuring multiple VLANs.

LDAP Configuration

PCZ3.2.0 exposes the RealmID parameter in the LDAP configuration. The configuration upgrade sets Realm ID to "ecb" for existing LDAP configurations.

Note:

Only the "ecb" realm can support LDAP.

ENUM Configuration

PCZ3.2.0 exposes the RealmID parameter in the ENUM configuration. The configuration upgrade sets Realm ID to "ecb" for existing ENUM configurations. You can set the Realm ID, as needed, for newly added VLANs.