Oracle SBC Security Guide
0x10 – Enables a second sshd server that provides access to the linux system console. This server
process is different from the ssh server used to access the ACLI for configuration.
0x80008 – enable source routing on the management port
For further information on boot flags refer to Section 4 “Configuration Elements A-M” of the ACLI
Reference Guide.
System ACLs
The Wancom0 Ethernet management interface should always be deployed in a secure non-public
network.
The SBC provides static System Access Control List functionality (ACL) to protect the Wancom0
interface from other devices that can access the management LAN remotely. Only the management
station(s) authorized for SBC access such as the Oracle Communications Session Element Manager
should be permitted with ACLs. All system ACLs are considered “allow” ACLs, and include a specific IP
source address / netmask and the IP protocol allowed. As the first ACL is created an implicit deny rule is
inserted as the final ACL.
The “system-access-list” configuration is detailed in Section 3 “System Configuration” of the ACLI
Configuration Guide.
Telnet/SSH
By default, telnet is enabled on the SBC Wancom0 management interface. Disable telnet and use SSH
instead. The exception is the 6000 series platforms which disable telnet by default.
To avoid unauthorized access to the telnet/SSH interface, a timeout should be configured to automatically
disconnect the terminal session after an appropriate period of time (i.e. 300 seconds). Timeouts are
disabled by default.
The SBC supports viewing, importing, and deleting public ssh keys used for authentication of SSHv2
sessions.
Configuration is detailed in Section 2 “Getting Started” of the ACLI Configuration Guide, and Section 4
“System Management” of the Maintenance and Troubleshooting Guide.
FTP/SFTP
By default, FTP is enabled on the SBC Wancom0 management interface. Disable FTP and use SFTP
instead. The exception is the 6000 series platforms which disable FTP by default.
Configuration is detailed in Section 2 “Getting Started” of the ACLI Configuration Guide.
GUI Management
The SBC can be managed by the Oracle Communications Session Element Manager either directly in an
ACLI session or via the a SOAP/XML interface over TCP ports 3000 and 3001.
By default these ports are enabled in system-config > remote-control. If the SBCs are not remotely
controlled by a Session Element Manager then this feature should be disabled.
CAUTION: Disabling the remote-control feature is incompatible with the SBC HA architecture.
Hence this functionality is considered optional and should only be deployed where HA and EMS
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