The initial configuration of the Oracle Enterprise Communications Broker (Communications Broker) establishes system operations, which you configure before configuring SIP operations with the Service Provisioning controls. The Communications Broker GUI displays controls for establishing the system operations under System Administration on the Configuration page. Use the controls to specify how to manage the system.

The following information provides high-level descriptions of the System Administration controls used to configure system operation.

• Accounting—Configure connections to RADIUS servers to collect Call Detail Records (CDR) generated by the system.
• General—Specify standard system management information parameters, such as system identification information, system management information interfaces (SNMP and Syslog), and global service configurations including Denial of Service and High Availability settings.
• LDAP—Define servers and server access rules for using an external LDAP database as a source for user authentication and routing procedures.
• Network—Specify your network and High Availability settings, and add host routes.
• Security—Configure login authentication, certificate records, TLS profiles, TL Global settings. Generate certificate requests and import certificates, add a public key, enable audit logging.
• SIP Interface—Specify the SIP interface and add SIP service ports. Configure SIP monitoring and SIP monitoring filters.
• SIP Manipulation—Create SIP header and element manipulation rules that change session service messages for interoperability, policy, and other deployment purposes.
• SIP Registrar—Create and manage a SIP registrar object on the Communications Broker to offload Agent of Record registration processes from other network elements.
• SNMP—Specify SNMP community for allowing access to READ functions and trap receivers.
• Sync—Specify Sync configuration settings and add Sync agents. Provides control over multiple Communications Broker synchronization processes, including defining applicable Communications Brokers and initiating the synchronization.
• Web Server Settings—Specify web server functionality, including HTTP and HTTPS operation. Specify the applicable TLS profile and inactivity timeout.