SIP TRUNKING – THE ROUTE TO NEW SERVICES Ivan Gaboli – Virgilio Puglia AS AS MAIN NETWORK ELEMENTS NGN SIP-I Class 5 Softswitch ISUP IP Phone PSTN/PLMN Public Domain • Applications Servers • Class 5 Softwitches • Media Gateways • Network Border Elements SBC IP-PBX INVITE SSW IP-PBX SBC IP Phone B INVITE Media 200 OK 200 OK SIP RTP IP Phone B Network Border Elements RTP IP Phone Public Domain HOLD Private Domain Private Domain • Corporate Border Elements • Corporate Switching Node • Application Servers • IP PBXs RTP Hold Tone Customer Border Elements Customer Border Elements RTP Hold Tone TRANSFER AS CSN IP-PBX IP-PBX RTP Trunking Gateway RTP IP-PBX Trunking Gateway Inter-Domain Adaptation Device (IDAD) • Interdomain features harmonization • Signaling decoupling & normalization • Media Anchoring • Audio-Video transcoding/transrating • Session Admission Control • Fax Adaptation • DTMF interworking • Authentication & accounting • Encryption termination Medium/Large Enterprise Very Large Enterprise SIP Trunking Key Factors SIGNALING MODELS Class 5 Softswitch • ISDN Like • Pure SIP • Hierarchic Class 5 Softswitch SIP BUSINESS TRUNK Class 5 Softswitch HF STANDARDS “SIP Trunking” MEDIA MODELS • Fixed Media • Variable Media IP-PBX IP-PBX IP-PBX MTP IP-PBX IP-PBX IP-PBX IDAD MTP New services for end-users OPEX reduction for SP Pure SIP ISDN-Like • New Services • Flexibility • Reliability • Easy management • Cost reduction • Smooth migration • Easy Least Cost Routing • Enabling remote workers • Security • Fast provisioning Hierarchic “END TO END” IMPACT OF A PURE SIP MODEL SIP BUSINESS TRUNK OPENS A NEW WORLD OF SERVICES Mobile Enterprise Unified Communications Mobile Office Unified messaging User Ubiquity Telepresence Any-Device, Any-Time, Any-Where Multichannel video-conference SIP Business Trunking Governance & Security Web & Sustainability Managed Services Easy customization Identity Access Management Social Media Networks Presence Federations Virtualization BUT COMPLEXITY MAY GROW INCREASING COSTS Private Domain Custom Public Domain ICT CSN IPPBX IP Phone Skinny CSN ICT SIP SIP BE SIP H.248 BE SSW-C5 MGW PSTN 1. INVITE (no SDP) 2. 100 Trying 3. INVITE (no SDP) 4. 100 Trying 5. INVITE (no SDP) 6. 100 Trying Skinny HIERACHIC MODEL WITH HARMONIZATION FUNCTION SEMPLIFIES INTERWORKING ISUP 13. 180 ringing (g729, sendrcv) ICT 14. PRACK (g729) 19. 200 OK ICT RTP 12. 180 ringing (g729, sendrcv) 15. PRACK (g729) 18. 200 OK RTP 7. IAM 8. ACM 9. CRCX (g711, g729, T.38) 10. OK (g729) 11. 180 ringing (g729, sendrcv) 16. PRACK (g729) 17. 200 OK RTP (Ring Back Tone) 15. ANM 20. 200 OK (g729) 21. 200 OK (g729) ICT 22. 200 OK (g729) Skinny 23. ACK (g729) RTP 24. ACK (g729) RTP 25. ACK (g729) RTP JUST A SEMPLIFIED CALL SETUP SCHEME SERVICE PROVIDERS CAN CHOOSE DIFFERENT “GO TO MARKET” APPROACHES: LESSON LEARNED FULL JACKET Pre-packaged solution with low customization and high reusability CUSTOMER TAILORED SIP Trunking will permit creation of new services for VoIP business market. High customer requirement compliancy Standardization facilitates interoperability. High customization possibility Manufacturers extend standards with proprietary customization to provide new services. High costs for deployment and solution certification A Hierarchic Model with an Harmonization Function like IDAD is the winner trade-off between time to market and standardization. ITU-T KALEIDOSCOPE EVENT – PUNE – INDIA – 13-15 Dec 2010