The GUI contains a widget for displaying the status of session-agents. The widget is available from the Statistics Portal.

The columns of each row display both configured and runtime information.

• Name
• IP Address
• State
• Active Calls - inbound
• Active Calls - outbound
• Round-Trip-Time

Because the number of session-agents might be very large, the use of paging, searching, and sorting is utilized.

The GUI displays a widget for performing a broker lookup. The Broker Lookup widget tests how a call is processed, based on the current dial plan, agent, and routing configuration. You enter the FROM_URI, REQUEST_URI, and Source Agent for the call and click Begin to execute the test. The widget displays all possible ways that a call with those parameters can be processed, including all hops and their associated costs.

Results Analysis

The following diagram displays examples of the Dial Plan Lookup and Agent Lookup results from the Broker Lookup widget.

The following lists describe the results shown in the preceding examples.

Dial Plan Lookup Results

• Universal Number—The complete universal (usually E.164) called number that the Dial Plan engine found for the information you entered.
• Destination Context—The Dialing Context associated with the universal number.
• Result Type—Indicates the certainty of the result. There are three possible values:
  • Best—The result is either the only result found, or is the best match. This is the universal number that will be called.
  • Ambiguous—This dial plan result conflicts with other dial plan results. The Oracle Enterprise Communications Broker (OECB) cannot route the call because the intended destination is unclear. If a result is ambiguous, there are other ambiguous results as well, and no result can be labeled as 'Best'.
  • None—This dial plan result does not conflict with others, but it is not the best result and will not be used. Another result is listed as 'Best'.

Agent Lookup Results

• Unlabeled column—Indicates whether the row refers to the source or destination agent.
• Number—The calling or called number, respectively, that was used to look up the agent.
• Agent—The agent that was found for this number.
• Agent Source—The source from which the agent was found. The OECB tries to find the agent associated with this number using the following methods in order:
  • 1. User DB
  • 2. LDAP
  • 3. URI Host (taken from the From-URI)
  • 4. Inbound Session-Agent (only applies to source agent)

Routing Lookup Results

• Each route can be one of the following types:

  • Implicit—Routing directly to the given Request-URI.
  • Configured—A route that you configured.
  • Default—A route that you configured that matches any incoming call. For example, a route with all fields configured as asterisks.
• This is the cost based on the routing configuration.
• This is a visual diagram of the route, in which each individual hop is displayed as bold text, and the cost incurred by routing the call to each given hop is displayed as a box with an arrow through it.

The License widget on the Web GUI provides a workspace where you can view, add, and delete Oracle Enterprise Communications Broker (OECB) licenses.

From the Widgets tab on the Web GUI, the system displays the Licenses page when you click Widgets, System, Licences.

If you want to see the details of a particular license, click the show-hide toggle by the license name to expand the view to show all of the details. The following illustration shows an example of license details.

The Licenses widget provides the controls to Add and Delete licenses.

When you click Add, the system displays the Set license dialog.

When you select a license from the Licenses list and click Delete, the system displays the delete Confirmation dialog.

The License widget includes the Refresh, Download, Add to Dashboard, Pin to Favorites, and Help icons, familiar from other widgets, in the top, right-hand corner. Note that the License widget does not include the Settings icon and the Auto-refresh function because these operations do not apply to licenses.

The Set License wizard is linked to the License widget, so that you can view your licences from the wizard. After launching the Set License wizard, use the "View current license information" link in the Set License dialog to see a view-only list of your OECB licenses.

The only operations allowed in view mode are Refresh and Download.

The dashboard displays the SIP Registarions Cache widget for registration cache entries. The registration cache is implemented in the SIP tasks. The dashboard widgets back-end is implemented in web tasks. The SIP task will walk all SIP users, using the new users SPL API. The entire registration cache is displayed. This information will be packaged and sent back to the web task. The response will be parsed in the web task and returned to the user in the form of a widget. Multiple (AOR) contacts are displayed with the same user name, different contacts.