Signaling Security Access Control Commands, Vport

Chapter 20

Signaling Security (Access Control) Commands

This part lists and describes the CLI commands of the Avaya M770 ATM switch's Signaling Security (Access Control) feature. The purpose of the Signaling Security feature is to filter out calls during the setup phase at the signaling level. The filtering is based on the source/destination ATM addresses present in the call setup. The rules by which calls are screened are based on creating a Template that defines the addresses mask and the rule (permit/deny) and creating filters that assign templates to vports.

The calls screening procedure is as follows:

Figure 20.1 Call Screening Procedure

Start

Signaling

Security State

VPORT

in Secured

Mode

Yes

Traverse the

filters list from

highest priority to

lowest priority and stop at the first match.

Match found?

Not

permitted

Yes

Check

Template

Disabled

Permitted

Reject the call

Accept the call

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M770 specifications

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Avaya M770 manual Signaling Security Access Control Commands, Vport

Models: M770

Signaling Security (Access Control) Commands

Figure 20.1 Call Screening Procedure

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M770 specifications