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Three manipulation grammars
CUBE, Oracle HMR, and AudioCodes 7.6 can each remove a header. The grammars are not interchangeable.
Learn in 5 minutes
- Match a snippet to its product
- Keep rule order in mind on each product
- Stop pasting one syntax into another box
Visual
Removing Server or Diversion is the job. The text is product-specific.
Worked example
Identify the row Three fragments are printed. Which one is the AudioCodes 7.6 action?
- Find the CUBE line.
- Find the Oracle block.
- Find Action Type.
Vendor menus, ports, and license names change. Confirm before relying on a sentence that is not an RFC.
Fault
The Oracle configuration was saved with a CUBE profile line where a header-rule was required. Server is unchanged.
The configuration text is a sip-header line, not a header-rule.
Quiz
Ecosystem
Glossary, sister systems, and the integration seam for this room.
CRM Screen pop uses data the contact center already has: ANI, DNIS, case id. Those values may arrive in SIP headers or in a CTI event after the call is up. The CRM is not a SIP element.
Sources and go deeper
- Cisco CUBE SIP profiles (IOS XE 17.6+) — last checked 2026-10
- Oracle SBC HMR fundamentals (10.1) — last checked 2026-10
- AudioCodes SIP message manipulation (7.6) — last checked 2026-10
- Oracle SBC HMR configuration (10.1) — last checked 2026-10
- Ribbon documentation portal — last checked 2026-10