Integrate Ribbon 1000, 2000, and SWe Edge SBC

Required steps for integrating an Ribbon 1000, 2000, and SWe Edge SBC with LoopUp.

NOTE: This article has been based on and tested with the SWe Edge software version 12.0.1 - but should also apply to the other Ribbon SBCs.

Please note that all steps below assume that the device is online and operational on your local network with the following configuration in place:

Default credentials have been changed
Static local IP address
Accessible from the internet via one of the below methods
- Direct public IP address allocation
- NAT/PAT
If TLS is to be configured customer provided public certificate will be required. Below are details relating to supported root certified authorities and LoopUp's public certificate chain.
- SIP Trunking Public Certificate Chain
- SIP Trunking Supported Root Certificate Authorities

Navigate to the SIP Trunking Setup article and follow the process to deploy a SIP Trunk with LoopUp

The below rules will need to be in place to allow the required signalling and media traffic.

Depending on the region selected, utilise the below as the Source LoopUp Endpoint 1 & 2 for your firewall rules:

AMER
- usdc1-edgesbc.loopup.com - 176.74.7.53
- usdc2-edgesbc.loopup.com - 176.74.3.253
EMEA
- ukdc1-edgesbc.loopup.com - 176.74.5.5
- ukdc2-edgesbc.loopup.com - 185.66.35.35
APAC
- ausdc1-edgesbc.loopup.com - 176.74.1.4
- hkdc1-edgesbc.loopup.com - 185.66.34.4
South Africa
- sadc1-edgesbc.loopup.com - 185.66.33.245

The Destination for your firewall rules will be the SBC Public IP.

If traffic encryption between the SBC and LoopUp is required then the following steps will be required to configure TLS.

Enter the FQDN of your SBC.

Copy this CSR and submit it to your public Certificate Authority, confirming it is supported according to the provided list (SIP Trunking Supported Root Certificate Authorities).