Toolpack:Create an SCCP Route
This step is used to create a route to a specific DPC
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Description of parameters
General explanation of the parameters of configuration:
- The Handle SCCP LSAP parameter specifies the handle of the SCCP LSAP
- The Protocol variant parameter specifies the SCCP route protocol variant for this destination point code. Allowable values:
Connection mode | Description |
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Normal | MTP2 layer is used in conjunction with an above MTP3 layer |
HSL | MTP2 layer high speed link is used in conjunction with an above MTP3 layer |
Table SEQ Table \* ARABIC 75 - SCCP route protocol variant
Route Protocol Variant
Description
TB640_SS7_SCCP_ROUTE_PROTOCOL_VARIANT_ANSI88
Used for ANSI88.
TB640_SS7_SCCP_ ROUTE_PROTOCOL_VARIANT_ANSI92
Used for ANSI92.
TB640_SS7_SCCP_ ROUTE_PROTOCOL_VARIANT_ANSI96
Used for ANSI96.
TB640_SS7_SCCP_ ROUTE_PROTOCOL_VARIANT_TELCORDIA
Used for TELCORDIA.
TB640_SS7_SCCP_ ROUTE_PROTOCOL_VARIANT_ITU88
Used for ITU88.
TB640_SS7_SCCP_ ROUTE_PROTOCOL_VARIANT_ITU92
Used for ITU92.
TB640_SS7_SCCP_ ROUTE_PROTOCOL_VARIANT_ITU96
Used for ITU96.
TB640_SS7_SCCP_ ROUTE_PROTOCOL_VARIANT_GSM0806
Valid in both ITU and ANSI networks.
- The SCCP Replicate mode parameter specifies the mode of replicated nodes/subsystems. Allowable values:
Replicate mode | Description |
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Dominant | In this mode, each backup node/subsystem is assigned a unique priority. The node/subsystem on this route is the primary node/subsystem and is selected as the preferred node/subsystem when accessible. On failure of the preferred node/subsystem the next higher priority available backup node/subsystem is selected as the preferred node/subsystem. |
Loadshare | In this mode, each backup node/subsystem together with the node/subsystem configured on the route is assigned equal priority and load is distributed among nodes/subsystems on the basis of: 1) SLS for class1 traffic, and 2) in round-robin fashion for class 0 traffic. Loadshare mode is applicable in TELCORDIA only. |
Dominant alternate | This mode is significant only for class 0 traffic. In this mode, class 0 traffic is prevented from reaching an accessible but congested node. For class 1 traffic, this mode is same as DOMINANT mode. In this mode, each backup node/subsystem is assigned a unique priority. The node/subsystem configured on the route is selected as the primary node/subsystem and is the preffered node/subsystem when accessible and not congested. On failure or congestion of the preferred node/subsystem the next higher priority available and uncongested backup node/subsystem is selected as the preferred node/subsystem. This mode of operation is applicable only in ANSI96 and TELCORDIA. |
Loadshare alternate | This mode is significant only for class 0 traffic. In this mode, class 0 traffic is prevented from reaching an accessible, but congested node. For class 1 traffic, this mode is same as LOADSHARE mode. In this mode, each backup node/subsystem together with the node/subsystem configured on the route is assigned equal priority and load is distributed among nodes/subsystems on the basis of: 1) SLS for class 1 traffic, and 2) in round-robin fashion for class 0 traffic. For class 0 traffic, a node/subsystem is selected when it is accessible and uncongested. On failure or congestion of the node, next available and uncongested node/subsystem is selected. This mode of operation is applicable only in TELCORDIA. |
Note: Only used with ANSI96 and TELCORDIA.
- The Destination point code (DPC) parameter specifies the point code of the node where the route is terminating. Proper point code length is described in see Table 3 - DPC Length 08D0C5F005200650066003100320034003000360030003200310033000000 .
Note: Default routing: Note that destination point code 0.0.0 is reserved for default routing. When no explicit route exists for a destination point code and default route 0.0.0 is present, the message is passed to MTP 3 for delivery in place of being dropped. If the MTP 3 layer is unable to deliver the message for any reason, the message is dropped and no notification is given to the application that originated the message.
- The Options parameter specifies the route options. Allowable values:
Route Options | Description |
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Normal | MTP2 layer is used in conjunction with an above MTP3 layer |
HSL | MTP2 layer high speed link is used in conjunction with an above MTP3 layer |
None None (no options).
TB640_SS7_SCCP_ROUTE_OPTIONS_ONLINE_BY_DEFAULT
Node is online by default.
TB640_SS7_SCCP_ROUTE_OPTIONS_TRANSLATOR_NODE
Translator node.
TB640_SS7_SCCP_ROUTE_OPTIONS_ADJACENT_NODE
Adjacent node.
TB640_SS7_SCCP_ROUTE_OPTIONS_INS_CAPABLE_NODE
INS capable. Only in TELCORDIA.
Note: These values can be ORed together.
- The Broadband support flag parameter. Flag to indicate whether the peer SCCP on the route has broadband support. Allowable values are 'True' or 'False'.
Note: For ITU88, ITU92, ANSI88, ANSI92 and ANSI96 network this flag should always be TBX_FALSE.
- The Signaling link selector mask parameter specifies, in ANSI and TELCORDIA networks, if the SLS can be either 5 bits or 8 bits. Allowable values:
Route SLS Mask | Description |
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Normal | MTP2 layer is used in conjunction with an above MTP3 layer |
HSL | MTP2 layer high speed link is used in conjunction with an above MTP3 layer |
TB640_SS7_SCCP_ROUTE_SLS_MASK_5BITS
Networks SLS is 5 bits.
TB640_SS7_SCCP_ROUTE_SLS_MASK_8BITS
Networks SLS is 8 bits.
Note: For ANSI and TELCORDIA only.
- The Number backup point code parameter specifies the number of backup point code entries in the arrays aBpc[ ] and aPrioBpc[ ].
- The Array of backup point code entries parameter specifies the list of backup point code for this route
- The Array of priority of backup point code entries parameter specifies the list of priority of each backup point code for this route. Allowable values are from 0 to 255.
Note: Zero being the lowest priority.
- The Number subsystem number parameter specifies the number of subsystem number entries in the array aSsn[ ]
- The Array of subsystem number entries parameter specifies the list of subsystem number for this route.
Description of SSN specific parameters
General explanation of the parameters of SSN specific configuration:
- The Subsystem number parameter specifies a subsystem number for this route. Allowable values are from 1 to 255.
Connection mode | Description |
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Normal | MTP2 layer is used in conjunction with an above MTP3 layer |
HSL | MTP2 layer high speed link is used in conjunction with an above MTP3 layer |
Table SEQ Table \* ARABIC 79 - SCCP SSN value to identify SCCP user
SSN value to identify SCCP user
Description
TB640_SS7_SCCP_SSN_VALUE_UNKNOWN
SSN not known or not used.
TB640_SS7_SCCP_SSN_VALUE_SCCPMNGT
SCCP management.
TB640_SS7_SCCP_SSN_VALUE_ISUP
ISDN user part.
TB640_SS7_SCCP_SSN_VALUE_OMAP
Operation, Maintenance and Administration Part.
TB640_SS7_SCCP_SSN_VALUE_MAP
Mobile Application Part.
TB640_SS7_SCCP_SSN_VALUE_HLR
Home Location Register.
TB640_SS7_SCCP_SSN_VALUE_VLR
Visitor Location Register.
TB640_SS7_SCCP_SSN_VALUE_MSC
Mobile Switching Center.
TB640_SS7_SCCP_SSN_VALUE_EIR
Equipment Identifier Register.
TB640_SS7_SCCP_SSN_VALUE_AC
Authentication Center.
TB640_SS7_SCCP_SSN_VALUE_ISDNSUPP
ISDN Supplementary services.
TB640_SS7_SCCP_SSN_VALUE_BISDNE2EAPP
Broadband ISDN Edge-to-Edge Application.
TB640_SS7_SCCP_SSN_VALUE_TCTR
TC Test Responder.
TB640_SS7_SCCP_SSN_VALUE_RANAP
Radio Access Network Application Part.
TB640_SS7_SCCP_SSN_VALUE_RNSAP
Radio Network Subsystem Application Part.
TB640_SS7_SCCP_SSN_VALUE_GMLC
Gateway Mobile Location Centre (MAP).
TB640_SS7_SCCP_SSN_VALUE_CAP
CAMEL application part.
TB640_SS7_SCCP_SSN_VALUE_GSMSCF
Global System for Mobile Service Control Function (MAP).
TB640_SS7_SCCP_SSN_VALUE_SIWF
Shared Interworking Functions (MAP).
TB640_SS7_SCCP_SSN_VALUE_SGSN
Serving GPRS Support Node (MAP).
TB640_SS7_SCCP_SSN_VALUE_GGSN
Gateway GPRS Support Node (MAP).
TB640_SS7_SCCP_SSN_VALUE_BSC_PCAP
Positioning Calculation Application Part.
TB640_SS7_SCCP_SSN_VALUE_BSC_BSSAP
BSC Base Station System Application Part (BSSAP-LE).
TB640_SS7_SCCP_SSN_VALUE_MSC_BSSAP
MSC Base Station System Application Part (BSSAP-LE).
TB640_SS7_SCCP_SSN_VALUE_SMLC
Serving Mobile Location Center (BSSAP-LE).
TB640_SS7_SCCP_SSN_VALUE_BSSOM
Base Station System Operation & Maintenance (A-interface).
TB640_SS7_SCCP_SSN_VALUE_BSSAP
Base Station System Application Part (A-interface).
- The Subsystem number options parameter specifies the subsystem number options. Allowable values:
Route Options | Description |
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Normal | MTP2 layer is used in conjunction with an above MTP3 layer |
HSL | MTP2 layer high speed link is used in conjunction with an above MTP3 layer |
Table SEQ Table \* ARABIC 80 - SCCP SSN options
TB640_SS7_SCCP_SSN_OPTIONS_ACCESSIBLE_BY_DEFAULT
Subsystem is accessible by default.
TB640_SS7_SCCP_SSN_OPTIONS_NORMAL_ROUTED
Subsystem normal routed - valid in ANSI and TELCORDIA network only.
Note: These values can be ORed together.
- The Replicate mode parameter specifies the mode of replicated nodes/subsystems. Allowable values: see Table 76 - SCCP replicate mode 08D0C9EA79F9BACE380.
- The Number backup point code' parameter specifies the number of backup point code entries in the arrays aBpc[ ] and aPrioBpc[ ].
- The Array of backup point code entries parameter specifies the list of backup point code for this SSN.
- The Array of priority of backup point code entries parameter specifies the list of priority of each backup point code for this SSN. Allowable values are from 0 to 255.
Note: Zero being the lowest priority.
- The number concerned point code parameter (un32NbConPc) specifies the number of concerned point code entries in the array aConPc[ ].
- The Array of concerned point code entries parameter specifies the list of concerned point code for this SSN