If deploying SIP applications on WebSphere Application Server please do yourself a favor and read the following white papers on developerworks
https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/mydeveloperworks/wikis/form/anonymous/api/library/b64e8a50-2d2c-40dc-9433-c5c83665426e/document/4dd9541d-1c0f-41bd-ae1f-ae2ad053d926/attachment/01b07b5e-f011-476c-9aed-7652574b666d/media/ConfiguringandDeployingWebSphereSIPEnvironments_feb282012.pdf
It also includes the following appendices:
https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/mydeveloperworks/wikis/form/anonymous/api/library/b64e8a50-2d2c-40dc-9433-c5c83665426e/document/4dd9541d-1c0f-41bd-ae1f-ae2ad053d926/attachment/01b07b5e-f011-476c-9aed-7652574b666d/media/ConfiguringandDeployingWebSphereSIPEnvironments_feb282012.pdf
It covers the following SIP Configurations:
- Stand-alone SIP Container Environment
- Single Proxy High Availability (HA) Environment
- Dual Proxy High Availability (HA) Environment with IBM WebSphere Application Server Edge Components Load Balancer
It also includes the following appendices:
- WebSphere SIP Application Server Tuning
- WebSphere SIP Proxy Server Tuning
- Calculating SIP Container Overload Values
- Example IBM WebSphere Application Server Edge Components Load Balancer Aliasing Script
- Example IBM WebSphere Application Server Edge Components Load Balancer Configuration File
- Linux Network and Kernel Tuning Parameters
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