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Discover detailed step-by-step guidance on our YouTube channel with videos designed to help you understand and configure anynode. From installation and deployment to advanced configuration processes, these videos cover essential topics for users of all experience levels. Whether you're just starting or looking to fine-tune your expertise, our channel provides practical tutorials to make working with anynode easier and more efficient. Explore the content at your own pace and enhance your knowledge with our comprehensive video resources.

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First Steps

This edition of anynode video tutorials provides you with a comprehensive introduction to anynode’s menu structure, basic functions, and operations. This video is ideal for beginners and can serve as a great preparation for the basic training offered at the anynode academy.

Intro
‍Reasons for an SBC
‍„Onion principle” of anynode
‍Installation
‍Fast configuration example with the Scenario Wizard
‍Menu Structure
‍Dial String Rewriting
‍Hot Standby
‍Trace Analyzer
‍anynode Academy

Microsoft Teams Direct Routing

This video provides concise guide to setting up Microsoft Teams Direct Routing with anynode – The Software SBC. We walk you through the essential steps needed to establish a reliable connection, ensuring seamless integration between Teams and your telephony environment.

Introduction
‍Prerequisites
‍Configuration with anynode Wizard
‍ Create Provider Node
‍Routing Domain
‍Monitor Mode Check
‍Call Test

Basics Dial String Rewriting and Routing

Watch as we share with you more about the extensive routing capabilities of anynode in this episode of anynode tutorial videos. Here, different phone number formats can be made compatible with each other and normalized to a uniform format.

Introduction
‍ Rewrite Rule Assistant
‍Route Assistant
‍Practical Example
‍Add Routes
‍Calltest

SIP URI Processing

Find out more about the possibility of using SIP URI processing to read out and combine the individual pieces of information in a SIP message.

Introduction
‍How a SIP-To-SIP User Agent works
‍Routing Domain
‍SIP URI Processing in SIP User Agent
‍Handling of tables
‍Practical example: username in To-Header
‍Practical example: no phone number in P-Asserted-Identity header for provider identification

Source dial string rewriting

Learn how to customize your call configurations by changing the source number dynamically based on a specific target number. This feature allows for greater flexibility and control over your call routing, ensuring the right source number is displayed depending on the target being dialed.

Introduction with a practical example
‍Route assistant: define route filter
‍Route assistant: define establishment
‍Edit route table
‍Edit telephony forwarding
‍Call test in monitor mode

Media sources

Discover how to use signal and dialing tones effectively in media sources. This guide also explains how to create and implement custom audio files, such as music on hold, to enhance your communication setup.

Introduction
‍Activate Media Sources
‍Country-specific Media Sources
‍Media Source Type: Audio Media Source
‍Media Source Type: File Media Source (use own audio)
‍Compatible audio formats
‍Enable Hold State forwarding
‍Payload Specific Media Negotiation: Disable Hold State Forwarding
‍Media Source Type: Telephony Based Media Source

hot standby

Set up a hot standby with two anynode instances for active/passive failover. Define rules for seamless emergency switchover and configure all conditions easily through the graphical interface.

Introduction
‍Prerequisites
‍Add Backend Connector
‍Add Remote Backend Instance
‍Settings per Instance
‍Set up Hot Standby
‍Configure Network Controller
‍Method 1: Pivoting IP Addresses
‍Method 2: Different IP Addresses
‍Advantages and Disadvantages of the Methods
‍Set up Operational State Condition
‍Hot Standby User Interface
‍Role Handover and Recovery
‍Calltest
‍Remove Hot Standby

sip registrar

Find out more about the topic of SIP Registrar. With SIP Registrar and anynode, analog devices, SIP telephones, existing telephone systems and gateways can be integrated into a communication environment, even into a cloud-based VoIP architecture.

Introduction
‍Configuration: 2 possibilities
‍Configuration: network controller
‍Configuration: ports
‍Configuration: add new directory
‍Configuration: add new directory: advanced settings
‍Configuration: add new directory: CSV import
‍Configuration: network peer whitelist
‍Configuration: manipulations
‍Configuration: name
‍Configuration: routing
‍Configuration: SIP phones node navigation
‍Routing Domain
‍Routing domain lookup directory
‍Add new users via directories
‍Add new users via scenario wizard
‍Check configuration: dashboard
‍Expiration Time
‍Maintain Registration
‍Latching

Azure Deployment

Learn more about the quick and easy deployment of anynode in Microsoft Azure.

Introduction and differences between template and VM
‍Use template with Windows Server 2019
‍Access the template with Windows Server 2019
‍Use VM with Debian 10
‍Access the VM with Debian 10

Azure Load Balancer

Watch how to set up the Load Balancer in Azure. In our example, we use the Azure Load Balancer in anynode with a Teams node with multiple instances in a master/client environment on Azure VMs.

Introduction
‍Prerequisites
‍Create Load Balancer (Basic)
‍Configuration in the Standard Variant
‍Add Backend Pool
‍Create Load Balancing Rule
‍Create Load Balancing Rule (Standard)
‍Add Outbound Rule (only at Standard Variant)
‍Control Options Packets

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Microsoft Survivable Branch Appliance

In this video, we show you how to use anynode SBC and Survivable Branch Appliance (SBA) to prepare your phone system for outages in the cloud and make voice connectivity available.

Introduction
‍Prerequisites
‍Functionalities
‍Configuration in Microsoft Office 365
‍Register anynode in Microsoft Azure
‍Install SBA service
‍Configuration in anynode
‍Teams SBA Connectivity
‍Calltest & Trace Analysis

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Local Media Optimiziation

In this video, we show you how to configure anynode to use Local Media Optimization with Microsoft Teams Direct Routing.

Introduction
‍Prerequisites
‍Configuration with one SBC in the company network (option 1)
‍Check anynode trace for option 1
‍Configuration with Proxy SBC with a Site SBC (option 2)
‍Site SBC Node for Proxy SBC1
Enable Proxy SBC operation
‍Site SBC configuration
‍Check anynode trace for option 2

Azure Active Directory

Learn how anynode is registered as an application in Microsoft Azure Active Directory and how Azure Active Directory is used for routing in anynode.

Introduction
‍Register anynode in Azure portal
‍API Permissions
‍Configuration in anynode frontend
‍Connectivity tests
‍MS Graph Password Method
‍Azure AD Routingfilter in anynode
‍Practical example: Routing depending on Teams user state

Tracing of marked routes

Learn more about tracing marked routes, a limitation of the trace recording function for certain selected routes.

Introduction
‍Activation
‍Configuration
‍Practical Test