Installation and Maintenance Manual 10 LTRT-33443
Mediant SBA
multiple third-party applications. The SBA application runs on Windows Server 2019
operating system.
The OSN module provides three or five network interface cards (NIC) according to the
hardware type:
Two or Four "external" NICs (RJ-45 connectors) on the OSN module’s back panel of
the Mediant 800/Mediant 1000. Ethernet port #1 and Ethernet port #2 create a
teaming interface and it is enabled by default (192.168.0.20). The external NIC is used
to connect to the SBA application from your network. This connection also allows you
to connect to the local SBC/Gateway.
One "internal" NIC connects to the internal chassis switch. This NIC is enabled and
DHCP-client enabled. The internal NIC like the external is used to connect to the SBA
application from your network. This connection also allows you to connect to the local
SBC/Gateway.
Note: Installation of any third-party software, except that which is included in the Mediant
Mediant 800/Mediant 1000 DR-SBA package purchased from AudioCodes, on the device's
OSN server must first be approved by AudioCodes.
Note: The SBA Skype for Business image also includes AudioCodes Auto-Attendant
Interactive Voice Response (IVR) and Fax Server applications, offering a 90-
license period for each application. For more information, go to
https://www.AudioCodes.com/solutions-products/products/products-for-microsoft-
365/voice-applications.
1.2 Main Benefits
The device offers the following main benefits:
Ensure uninterrupted Teams voice calls for HQ and branch offices
Secured SIP trunk connectivity with an embedded qualified E-SBC
Hosting communications-enabled business processes (CEBP) applications such as
call recording, Auto-Attendant, Fax Server (according to the Platform)
PSTN connectivity in parallel and as fallback to SIP Trunk connectivity
Full modularity and interface flexibility, including digital spans, analog ports and BRI
interfaces
Fully interoperability with AudioCodes SBC’s, supports emergency calling standards,
including E911/ ELIN and Local Media Optimization (LMO)
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