The mechanism to upgrade the connection pack is through the Maintenance > Upgrade page on the Cisco
Business Edition 3000 Administrative Interface. For more information, see Installing the Connection Pack
File, on page 29.
The connection pack is used to upgrade the following SIP trunk connections:
• Cisco Standard SIP Connection - The connection pack bundles the provider XML for configuring the
SIP trunks using CUBE on Cisco ISR8xx as the service provider.
You can edit the parameters through the Cisco Business Edition 3000 Administrative Interface.
• Service Provider SIP Connection - The connection pack bundles the provider XML for configuring the
SIP trunks using other service providers. This ensures that the Cisco Business Edition 3000 SIP trunk
interworks with the service provider through SBEs (including third-party session border elements). The
new parameter definitions are effective for the SIP trunks using service provider SIP Connection.
After the installation of a connection pack for a service provider, create SIP trunk using the service provider.
The SIP parameters of the SIP trunk connection are preconfigured with the values in the connection pack
automatically. When a SIP trunk connection is created, a minimal set of parameters, as designed by the service
provider, is editable through the Cisco Business Edition 3000 Administrative Interface (PSTN Connections
> Add PSTN Connection > Connection Settings > Configure Connection Settings).
The parameters in the SIP trunk connection pack are preconfigured based on the inter-operability tests
between the Cisco Business Edition 3000 SIP trunk and the service provider. Therefore, the SIP trunk
that is created with the service provider connection type will be configured correctly to inter-operate with
the service provider.
Note
When you edit a SIP trunk connection, a minimal set of parameters, as designed by the service provider, is
editable through the Cisco Business Edition 3000 Administrative Interface (PSTN Connections > Add PSTN
Connection > Connection Settings > Configure Connection Settings). For more information, see Connection
Type: SIP Trunk, on page 283.
Versioning of the Connection Pack file
The naming convention of the connection pack is based on the Cisco Business Edition 3000 version and the
service provider version.
cm-conp-<Cisco Business Edition
3000-version>-<serviceprovidername>-<version>.cop.sgn
For example:cm-conp-CP-8.6.2-foo-1.cop.sgn
cm-conp-CP-8.6.2-foo-2.cop.sgn
Installing the Connection Pack File
You can upgrade the connection pack through the Cisco Business Edition 3000 Administrative Interface. For
instructions on how to import the connection pack file, see Upgrade Settings, on page 365
1
Download—Download the SIP trunk connection pack (.cop.sgn) file. You can burn the file to a DVD or
save it on SFTP location for uploading. You can click Cancel to terminate the upgrade process on the
progress bar.
You can get the connection pack (.cop.sgn) file from your Service Provider or from www.cisco.com.Note
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