SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) Technical Overview. Presentation by: Kevin M. Johnson VP Engineering & Ops
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1 SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) Technical Overview Presentation by: Kevin M. Johnson VP Engineering & Ops Page 1
2 Who are we? Page 2
3 Who are we? Workforce Automation Software Developer Page 3
4 Who are we? Converged Solutions Provider SFO/ORD SJC/RFD NYC SJC-RFD-WAN WAN YYZ PSTN HNL1 T1 Links to Other Sites HNL2 DFW-CUPS DFW-SUB-3 DFW-2801GW Secure SIP DFW DFW-2851GW DFW-3745GW DFW DFW DFW-2691GW-1 RSVP Secure SIP SCCP SRST with RSVP DFW-2691GW-2 RDU HNL ATL DFW-PUB PIX DFW-SUB-1 PIX DFW DFW-WAN-2691 DFW-MPX DFW-SUB-4 DFW-TFTP-MOH DFW Secure SIP DFW-SUB-2 DFW-UNITY1, DFW-UNITY2 DFW-DCGC- EXCH DFW-EXCH2 SIP Video Page 4
5 Who am I? 25 Years in data and telecommunications 5 years as voting member of TIA 568 Committee [568A/B 4-Pair UTP Cabling Specification] Founding member of IEEE Fast Ethernet Working Group 4 years as voting member of IEEE 802.3u Committee [100BaseTX] 2 years as voting member of ANSI X3T9.5 Committee [FDDI over Copper] SIP? Page 5
6 VOIP BASICS 7/12/2007 vtechnologies, Inc. Page 6
7 VoIP Basics VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) is a generic description of any transmission of Voice OR Video using Real-Time IP networks. VoIP is NOT a standards specification! VoIP has become popular as a means for service providers (AT&T, Verizon etc.) to deliver voice services primarily because of its more efficient use of available bandwidth. Traditional telephone networks (ISDN) are far less efficient in their use of available bandwidth because they reserve a channel for each connected conversation. In data networks, everyone can use the available bandwidth to the maximum extent, which means that the line capacity is exploited efficiently. Page 7
8 VoIP Basics ISDN PRI Mbs/sec. 23x64K B (Bearer) Channels / 1x64K D (Delta) Channel Supports 23 Simultaneous Full-Duplex Calls DS Mbs/sec Mbs/sec. Available Bandwidth G.729 Codec = 8K Bitstream G.711 Codec = 64K Bitstream Half-Duplex 7/12/2007 vtechnologies, Inc. Page 8
9 VoIP Basics VoIP CODECs Codec BR (Kbps) NEB (Kbps) MOS G G G G BR = NEB = MOS = Bit rate Nominal Ethernet Bandwidth (one direction) Mean Opinion Score of audio quality where 1 is worst and 5 is best 7/12/2007 vtechnologies, Inc. Page 9
10 VoIP Basics Common VoIP Transmission Methodologies Voice and signaling channels are strictly separated in VoIP implementations. Signaling sessions are typically administered by a server which provides control, establishes compression and other communication parameters. The voice stream is established between endpoints once the signaling session has been negotiated. UDP (User Datagram Protocol) is the preferred protocol for voice transmission over IP. Because UDP does not guarantee delivery or check for packet order, it is faster and more efficient. As well, because voice packets are time sensitive, lost packets are preferable to delayed packets. Page 10
11 VoIP Basics Common VoIP Transmission Methodologies (cont.) VoIP transmission requires a protocol that is responsible for voice encoding, jitter, sequence order and bandwidth usage. RTP (Real-time Transport Protocol) was developed by the IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force) to better support applications that require real-time packet delivery. RTP provides the following services: Payload-type identification: Indication of what kind of content is being carried typically voice or video. Sequence numbering: Tracking of packets for resequencing, if needed, at the receiver-side. Time stamping: Provides information to the receiver-side for synchronization and jitter calculations. Delivery monitoring: Provides information related to packet loss and packet delay. Page 11
12 VoIP Basics TYPICAL VoIP PACKET COMPOSITION IP UDP RTP DATA IP Header (Overhead) Voice Payload (Useful Data) 7/12/2007 vtechnologies, Inc. Page 12
13 VoIP Basics Quality of Service It is a common misconception that VoIP protocols incorporate some kind of Quality of Service mechanisms that provide for improved packet delivery. They do not! RTP and its associated protocols do not provide any mechanism for guaranteeing delivery or quality of service. They simply provide information to other applications or mechanisms that can provide appropriate service quality. Because IP networks are connectionless by nature, they are inherently unreliable (Best Effort) when compared to connectionoriented network protocols such as ISDN. Therefore, voice communication, which has traditionally relied on a predictable, reliable infrastructure for acceptable audio quality must have other mechanisms in place to provide acceptable voice quality in an IP network. Page 13
14 VoIP Basics Quality of Service (cont.) QoS is a function, not of protocols, but of the underlying IP networking infrastructure, i.e. the switching and routing equipment on the LAN/WAN. Quality of Service, which was established as a standard by the ITU in X.902, is a traffic engineering term that refers to resource reservation control mechanisms that can be implemented in an IP network. QoS mechanisms allow the marking of packets to prioritize their movement through the network and to allocate a fixed allocation of bandwidth. The current name for this marking and prioritization is Differentiated Services or DiffServ. At the IP layer, DiffServe uses DSCP (Differentiated Service Code Point) markings in the IP packet header to identify the queue to which that packet will be assigned. Page 14
15 VoIP Basics Priority Level Traffic Type 0 Best Effort 1 Background 2 Standard (Spare) Lowest Priority - 3 Excellent Load (Business Critical) QoS Priority Levels 4 5 Controlled Load (Streaming Multimedia) Video (Interactive Media) [Less than 100ms latency and jitter] 6 Voice (Interactive Voice) [Less than 10ms latency and jitter] 7 Network Control Reserved Traffic [Lowest latency and jitter] + Highest Priority 7/12/2007 vtechnologies, Inc. Page 15
16 VoIP Basics Quality of Service (cont.) QoS Limitations QoS, as it currently exists, is NOT implemented on the internet and won t be implemented in Internet 2 because it can t scale for large networks. Although QoS functions well on LAN-only traffic, it only functions one-way on internet connected endpoints. To compensate for this limitation, inbound traffic must be throttled to approximate QoS functionality. QoS Traffic Engineering CISCO IP PHONE ABC 4 5 GHI JKL 3 DEF 6 MNO messages directories i services settings Throttling of HTTP/FTP/ Streaming Media, etc. 7 8 PQRS TUV 9 WXYZ * 0 OPER # Page 16
17 VoIP Basics Quality of Service (cont.) QoS Requirements Latency: Maximum Roundtrip delay of 250ms; Maximum one-way latency of 150ms [LAN Local ISP Backbone Provider] Jitter: Maximum 2ms delay Packet Loss: Less than 1% packet loss for a G.711 Codec Far less than 1% packet loss for a G.729 Codec Page 17
18 SIP 7/12/2007 vtechnologies, Inc. Page 18
19 SIP Basics What is SIP? The IETF SIP RFC 3261 Describes SIP as: an application-layer control (signaling) protocol for creating, modifying, and terminating sessions with one or more participants. These sessions include Internet telephone calls, multimedia distribution, and multimedia conferences. SIP does not define the underlying communications protocols, but uses existing protocol standards for transmission of the voice payload. SIP is a request-response protocol that functions at the application-layer of the OSI model (not the IP layer) and works much like HTTP, even using URL-like addressing to identify the endpoint that is being called. SIP uses UTF-8 (8-bit UCS/Unicode Transformation Format) encoding which is compatible with the ASCII character set. Page 19
20 SIP Basics SIP IP Ethernet 7/12/2007 vtechnologies, Inc. Page 20
21 SIP Basics SIP Components UA (User Agent) SIP network terminal (SIP telephone) that contains the UAC and UAS. UAC (User Agent Client) Element in terminal that initiates calls. UAS (User Agent Server) Element in terminal that answers calls from other UACs. The UAC and UAS allow peer-to-peer calls to be made using a client-server protocol. Proxy Server Server that receives connection requests from the UA and transfers them to another proxy server if the particular station is not in its sphere of administration. Redirect server receives connection requests and sends them back to the requester including destination data instead of sending them to the calling party Location Server receives registration requests from the UA and updates the terminal database with them. Page 21
22 SIP Basics SIP Request Messaging INVITE Indicates a client is being invited to participate in a call session. ACK Confirms that the client has received a final response to an INVITE request. BYE Terminates a call and can be sent by either the caller or the callee. CANCEL Cancels any pending searches but does not terminate an already accepted call. REGISTER Registers the address listed in the To header field with a SIP server. OPTIONS Queries the capabilities of servers. Page 22
23 SIP Basics SIP Response Messaging: A response to a SIP request always consists of a 3-digit integer result code and a short textual description. PROVISIONAL (1xx) Request received, continuing to process the request. A server sends a 1xx (100 Trying, 180 Ringing) response if it expects to take more than 200 ms to obtain a final response. SUCCESS (2xx) The action was successfully received, understood, and accepted (200 OK). REDIRECTION (3xx) Further action needs to be taken in order to complete the request (301/2 Moved) CLIENT_ERROR (4xx) The request contains bad syntax or cannot be fulfilled Most common = 404 Not Found. SERVER_ERROR (5xx) The server failed to fulfill an apparently valid request (503 Service Unavailable, 513 Message Too Large). GLOBAL_ERROR (6xx) The request cannot be fulfilled at any server rare to see 6xx errors. Page 23
24 SIP Basics SIP Request/Response Diagram 200 OK INVITE (2) ACK (2) SIP Stateless Proxy INVITE (2) 200 OK SIP Stateful Proxy B 200 OK ACK (2) INVITE (2) FINAL IN-CALL SIGNALING PATH SIP Stateful Proxy A INVITE (1) MEDIA (RTP) PATH INVITE (1) 200 OK ACK (2) 302 ACK (1) MOVED SIP Redirect Server sip:user1@when.com 7/12/2007 vtechnologies, Inc. Page 24
25 SIP Basics NAT 7/12/2007 vtechnologies, Inc. Page 25
26 SIP Basics NAT Transit and STUN The good news is that SIP uses port 5060 and is therefore simple to configure for NAT transit. The bad news is that RTP uses a dynamic port range (8766 to 35000), so NAT transit and firewall configuration can be problematic for the audio payload. A SIP endpoint that is behind NAT will not be able to respond to the external SIP proxy with a recognized IP address because it only knows about its LAN-side (internal) IP address. STUN (Simple Traversal of UDP through NATs) is a client-server protocol that provides a method for a STUN client (on the SIP UA) to send a request to a STUN server which then reports back to the STUN client what the public IP address of the NAT router is, and what port was opened by the NAT to allow incoming traffic back in to the network. Page 26
27 SIP Basics Test I: Request echo from same address, same port received? no UDP blocked STUN SERVER ALGORITHM yes Public IP is link's IP? yes no NAT detected: Remember public IP Test I (Server #2): Request echo from same address, same port No NAT: Check for firewall Test II: Request echo from different address, different port Public IP is constant? yes no "Symmetric" NAT Test II: Request echo from different address, different port received? no Test III: Request echo from same address, different port yes received? no "Symmetric"Firewall "Full-cone"NAT received? no "Restricted port" NAT yes yes Open Internet 7/12/2007 "Restricted cone" NAT vtechnologies, Inc. Page 27
28 SIP Basics "Full Cone" NAT Client NAT Server 1 Server 2 All requests from the same internal IP address and port are mapped to the same external IP address and port. An external host can send a packet to the internal host, by sending a packet to the mapped external address. 7/12/2007 vtechnologies, Inc. Page 28
29 SIP Basics "Restricted Cone" NAT NAT Server 1 Client Server 2 All requests from the same internal IP address and port are mapped to the same external IP address and port. Unlike a full cone NAT, an external host can send a packet to the internal host only if the internal host had previously sent a packet to it. 7/12/2007 vtechnologies, Inc. Page 29
30 SIP Basics "Port Restricted Cone" NAT NAT Server 1 Client Server 2 Port restricted cone NAT is like restricted cone NAT, but the restriction includes port numbers. Specifically, an external host can send a packet to a particular port on the internal host only if the internal host had previously sent a packet from that port to the external host. 7/12/2007 vtechnologies, Inc. Page 30
31 SIP Basics "Symmetric" NAT Client NAT Server 1 Server 2 All requests from the same internal IP address and port to a specific destination IP address and port are mapped to a unique external source IP address and port. If the same internal host sends a packet with the same source address and port to a different destination, a different mapping is used. Only an external host that receives a packet can send a UDP packet back to the internal host. 7/12/2007 vtechnologies, Inc. Page 31
32 SIP Basics SIP Trunking: What is it & why would I use it? A SIP trunk is a VoIP trunk that uses SIP for session control. It enables a pure IP connection from the enterprise to the carrier and the carrier then provides the PSTN gateway to the public network. Because the VoIP trunk is now a SIP trunk, it can support voice & data as well as video, broadband & mobile traffic. Each SIP trunk will support one full-duplex voice session at either G.729 or G.711 compression. SIP trunks support DID (Direct Inward Dialing), CallerID & Location, 911, 800 inbound, LD Termination, Expanded Local Calling Areas (subject to provider s network presence), lower LD termination costs etc. Page 32
33 SIP Basics SIP Trunking: The Downside Implementations by SIP carriers can vary widely because of the abundance of IETF drafts and competition between carriers and manufacturers for early dominance. Fax support is hit and miss because it is dependent upon carrier implementation of ITU s T.38 (fax over IP) or some other method for fax support. QoS (?) Outbound only because we are still dealing with traffic engineering that can only be enforced on the outbound-side. Page 33
34 Internet Call Control SIP TRUNKING GATEWAY SIP Provider SIP Provider SIP Provider UA H323 Digital Analog SIP phone Wireless VoIP IP phone Digital phone Analog phone VoIP PBXs can act as SIP gateways that can support any type of endpoint Incoming calls are routed based on VoIP PBX s incoming call routes using DIDs to user extensions, hunt groups, auto attendants etc. SIP Trunks can be added one at a time as call volumes increase and can typically be turned-up in 24 to 48 hours. Page 34
35 Thank You
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