Toolpack v2.4:Create MTP2 Links

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The MTP2 link is used to link the MTP2 physical layer with a line service carrying SS7 signaling.  
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The MTP2 link is used to connect the MTP2 physical layer to a line service carrying SS7 signaling.  
  
 
==To create an MTP2 link:==
 
==To create an MTP2 link:==
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'''2. Configure the new MTP2 link:'''
 
'''2. Configure the new MTP2 link:'''
 
*Enter a name for the new link
 
*Enter a name for the new link
*Select a connection mode
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*Select a connection mode:
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**Normal
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**Hsl
 
*Select a line service
 
*Select a line service
 
*Assign timeslots to the link
 
*Assign timeslots to the link
*Select a protocol type
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*Select a protocol type:
*Select a DPC length
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**ITU92
*Select a timeslot rate
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**ITU88
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**ANSI88
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**ANSI92
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**[[TTC]]
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**NTT
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*Select a [[DPC]] length:
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**16 bits
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**24 bits
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*Select a timeslot rate:
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**64 Kbps
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**56 Kbps
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**48 Kbps
 
*Click "Create" to finalize the configuration
 
*Click "Create" to finalize the configuration
  

Latest revision as of 13:12, 5 July 2010

The MTP2 link is used to connect the MTP2 physical layer to a line service carrying SS7 signaling.

To create an MTP2 link:

1. Click "Create New Mtp2 Link" in the MTP2 configuration window:

Web Portal v2.4 Create MTP2 Link.png

2. Configure the new MTP2 link:

  • Enter a name for the new link
  • Select a connection mode:
    • Normal
    • Hsl
  • Select a line service
  • Assign timeslots to the link
  • Select a protocol type:
    • ITU92
    • ITU88
    • ANSI88
    • ANSI92
    • TTC
    • NTT
  • Select a DPC length:
    • 16 bits
    • 24 bits
  • Select a timeslot rate:
    • 64 Kbps
    • 56 Kbps
    • 48 Kbps
  • Click "Create" to finalize the configuration

Web Portal v2.4 Creating MTP2 Link.png

3. Verify that the "MTP2 link was successfully created" message appears:

Web Portal v2.4 MTP2 Link Created.png

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