01-02 Networking of The Core Network

HUAWEI MSOFTX3000
Configuration Examples
Contents
Contents
2 Networking of the Core Network ...........................................................................................2-1
2.1 Configuring Basic Data.................................................................................................................................2-3
2.1.1 Data Planning.......................................................................................................................................2-3
2.1.2 Script....................................................................................................................................................2-6
2.1.3 Commissioning Guideline..................................................................................................................2-17
2.2 Configuring Data for Interworking with the HLR.......................................................................................2-19
2.2.1 Overview of Configuration ................................................................................................................2-19
2.2.2 Script..................................................................................................................................................2-21
2.3 Configuring Data for Interworking with SMC ............................................................................................2-27
2.3.2 Script..................................................................................................................................................2-28
2.4 Configuring Data for Interworking with SGSN ..........................................................................................2-33
2.4.2 Script..................................................................................................................................................2-34
2.5 Configuring Data for Interworking with GMLC.........................................................................................2-40
2.5.2 Script..................................................................................................................................................2-41
2.6 Configuring Data for Interworking with MSC Using ISUP Trunks ............................................................2-47
2.6.2 Script..................................................................................................................................................2-48
2.7 Configuring Data for Interworking with TMSC Using BICC Trunks.........................................................2-55
2.7.2 Script..................................................................................................................................................2-56
2.8 Configuring Data for Interworking with the PSTN Switch Based on MTP ................................................2-59
2.8.2 Script..................................................................................................................................................2-60
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2.9 Configuring Data for Interworking with the PSTN Switch Based on M2UA.............................................2-65
2.9.2 Script..................................................................................................................................................2-68
2.10 Configuring Data for Interworking with the PSTN Switch Based on M3UA...........................................2-73
2.10.1 Overview of Configuration ..............................................................................................................2-73
2.10.2 Script................................................................................................................................................2-75
2.10.3 Commissioning Guideline................................................................................................................2-79
2.11 Configuring Data for Interworking with the STP......................................................................................2-79
2.11.2 Script ................................................................................................................................................2-81
2.12 Configuring Data for Interworking with the SCP .....................................................................................2-85
2.12.2 Script................................................................................................................................................2-87
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Figures
Figures
Figure 2-1 Typical configuration of boards in the basic frame...........................................................................2-3
Figure 2-2 Typical configuration of boards in the expansion frame...................................................................2-4
Figure 2-3 Typical networking between the MSOFTX3000 and the HLR.......................................................2-20
Figure 2-4 Typical networking between the MSOFTX3000 and the SMC ......................................................2-27
Figure 2-5 Typical networking between the MSOFTX3000 and the SGSN ....................................................2-33
Figure 2-6 Typical networking between the MSOFTX3000 and the GMLC ...................................................2-40
Figure 2-7 Typical networking of the MSOFTX3000 interworking with the MSC using ISUP trunks ...........2-47
Figure 2-8 Typical structure of the MSOFTX3000 interworking with the TMSC using ISUP trunks .............2-55
Figure 2-9 Typical structure of the MSOFTX3000 interworking with the PSTN switch based on MTP.........2-59
Figure 2-10 Typical structure of the MSOFTX3000 interworking with the PSTN switch based on IP ...........2-66
Figure 2-11 Typical structure of the MSOFTX3000 interworking with the PSTN switch based on M3UA....2-73
Figure 2-12 Typical networking between the MSOFTX3000 and the STP......................................................2-80
Figure 2-13 Typical networking between the MSOFTX3000 and the SCP......................................................2-86
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Tables
Tables
Table 2-1 Basic information of main boards in the basic frame .........................................................................2-4
Table 2-2 Basic information of main boards in the expansion frame .................................................................2-5
Table 2-3 Basic information of the FE port ........................................................................................................2-6
Table 2-4 Local office information .....................................................................................................................2-6
Table 2-5 Interworking parameters between the MSOFTX3000 and the HLR ................................................2-20
Table 2-6 Interworking parameters of the MSOFTX3000 and the SMC..........................................................2-28
Table 2-7 Interworking parameters Between the MSOFTX3000 and the SGSN .............................................2-34
Table 2-8 Interworking parameters Between the MSOFTX3000 and the GMLC ............................................2-41
Table 2-9 Interworking parameters between the MSOFTX3000 and the MSC................................................2-48
Table 2-10 Interworking parameters between the MSOFTX3000-1 and the MSC 2........................................2-56
Table 2-11 Data for the MSOFTX3000 to interwork with the PSTN switch....................................................2-60
Table 2-12 Interworking parameters between the MSOFTX3000 and the UMG8900 (with SG embedded)...2-67
Table 2-14 Interworking parameters between the MSOFTX3000 and the UMG8900 (SG) ............................2-74
Table 2-16 Interworking parameters between the MSOFTX3000 and the STP ...............................................2-80
Table 2-17 Interworking parameters of the MSOFTX3000 and the SCP .........................................................2-86
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2 Networking of the Core Network
Networking of the Core Network
About This Chapter

The following table lists the contents of this chapter.
Section
Describes
2.1 Configuring Basic Data
The planning of basic data and application examples.
2.2 Configuring Data for

Interworking with the HLR
The typical networking interworking with the HLR and

application examples.

Interworking with SMC
The typical networking interworking with the SMC and


Interworking with SGSN
The typical networking interworking with the SGSN and


Interworking with GMLC
The typical networking interworking with the GMLC and


Interworking with MSC Using
ISUP Trunks
The typical networking interworking with the MSC and


Interworking with TMSC
Using BICC Trunks
The typical networking interworking with the TMSC and


Interworking with the PSTN
Switch Based on MTP
The typical networking interworking with the PSTN

switch based on the MTP and application examples.

Switch Based on M2UA

switch based on the M2UA and application examples.


switch based on the M3UA and application examples.
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Describes

Interworking with the STP
The typical networking interworking with the STP and


Interworking with the SCP
The typical networking interworking with the SCP and

For the data configuration of the MSOFTX3000 to interwork with access network devices such
as BSC and RNC, see Chapter 1 "Networking of the Access Network".
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2.1 Configuring Basic Data

2.1.1 Data Planning
Before configuring the networking data of core network, you need to configure necessary basic
data, including:
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Equipment data
Local office data
Media gateway (MGW) data
To facilitate description, this chapter uses the same basic data as configuration examples.
Planning Equipment Data

z
Diagram of board configuration

In this example, the MSOFTX3000 is configured with one basic frame and one expansion
frame. They are located in frame 2 and frame 3 in the integrated cabinet respectively. See
Figure 2-1 and Figure 2-2.
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Basic information of main boards
Table 2-1 Basic information of main boards in the basic frame
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Frame
type
Frame
number
Rack
number
Position
number
Basic
frame
Board
type
Frame
number
Slot
number
Position
Module
number
Assistant board
slot number
WIFM
Front
132
WIFM
Front
132
WIFM
10
Front
133
11
WIFM
11
Front
133
10
WAFM
Front
134
WAFM
Front
135
WMGC
12
Front
136
13
WMGC
13
Front
136
12
WCDB
Front
103
WCDB
Front
103
WCKI
13
Back
WCKI
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Table 2-2 Basic information of main boards in the expansion frame

Frame
type
Frame
number
Rack
number
Position
number
Expansion
frame
Board
type
Frame
number
Slot
number
Position
Module
number
Assistant board
slot number
WCSU
Front
22
WCSU
Front
22
WCSU
Front
24
WCSU
Front
24
WEAM
Front
139
WEAM
Front
140
WCSU
10
Front
23
11
WCSU
11
Front
23
10
WVDB
12
Front
102
13
WVDB
13
Front
102
12
WBSG
14
Front
141
WBSG
15
Front
142
WEPI
Back
WEPI
Back
WEPI
Back
WEPI
Back
WEPI
Back
WEPI
Back
WEPI
10
Back
WEPI
11
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Basic information of the FE port
Table 2-3 Basic information of the FE port

SN
Parameter
Value
IP address of FE port
10.140.15.1/255.255.0.0
IP address of router interworking with the

MSOFTX3000
10.140.15.2
Planning Local Office Data

Table 2-4 Local office information
SN
Parameter
Value
Local SPC (for the national network)
001122 (in 24-bit code format)
Local SPC (for the national reserved

network)
C04 (in 4-bit code format)
Local MSC number
8613600004
Local VLR number
8613600004
National code of mobile network
460
Network number
00
National code
86
Area code
755
Call source name
CALL_SRC1
Note:
Signaling point code (SPC)
2.1.2 Script
Conducting Offline Operation
Description
Start the offline mode. Set the format switch. Set Status to OFF.
Script
LOF:;
SET FMT: STS=OFF;
Note
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Load the LICENSE File

Description
Load the License file. Set License file name to LIC_OR512.dat.
Script
LOD LICENSE: FN="LIC_OR512.dat";
Note
You must load the License file provided by Huawei to the BAM and the
host; otherwise, the capacity and functions of the system are restricted.
Copy the License file provided by Huawei to the D:\MSOFTX3000\License
directory on the hard disk of the BAM.
Configuring Equipment Data

Perform the following steps with scripts:
Step 1 Add a shelf
Description
Add a shelf. Set Shelf number to 0.
Script
ADD SHF: SHN=0, LT="FRM0", ZN=1, RN=1, CN=1, PL=2;
Note
Set PDB location in the command to 2. It indicates that the basic frame
controls the power distribution box (PDB).
Step 2 Add two frames

Description
Add two frames. Set Frame number to 0 and Position number to 2 for the
basic frame. Set Frame number to 1 and Position number to 3 for the
expansion frame.
Script
ADD FRM: FN=0, SHN=0, PN=2;

ADD FRM: FN=1, SHN=0, PN=3;
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Step 3 Add boards

Description
Add boards
Script
ADD BRD: FN=0, SLN=2, LOC=FRONT, FRBT=WIFM, MN=132,

ASS=3;
ADD BRD: FN=0, SLN=10, LOC=FRONT, FRBT=WIFM, MN=133,
ASS=11;
ADD BRD: FN=0, SLN=4, LOC=FRONT, FRBT=WAFM, MN=134;
ADD BRD: FN=0, SLN=5, LOC=FRONT, FRBT=WAFM, MN=135;
ADD BRD: FN=0, SLN=12, LOC=FRONT, FRBT=WMGC, MN=136,
ASS=13;
ADD BRD: FN=0, SLN=0, LOC=FRONT, FRBT=WCDB, MN=103,
ASS=1;
ADD BRD: FN=0, SLN=13, LOC=BACK, BKBT=WCKI;
ADD BRD: FN=0, SLN=15, LOC=BACK, BKBT=WCKI;
ADD BRD: FN=1, SLN=0, LOC=FRONT, FRBT=WCSU, MN=22,
ASS=1, LNKT=LINK_64K;
ADD BRD: FN=1, SLN=4, LOC=FRONT, FRBT=WEAM, MN=139;
ADD BRD: FN=1, SLN=5, LOC=FRONT, FRBT=WEAM, MN=140;
ADD BRD: FN=1, SLN=12, LOC=FRONT, FRBT=WVDB, MN=102,
ASS=13;
ADD BRD: FN=1, SLN=14, LOC=FRONT, FRBT=WBSG, MN=141;
ADD BRD: FN=1, SLN=15, LOC=FRONT, FRBT=WBSG, MN=142;
ADD BRD: FN=1, SLN=0, LOC=BACK, BKBT=WEPI;
Note
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The module number of the WSMU: from 2 to 21 (automatically allocated

by the system)
The module number of the WCCU/WCSU: from 22 to 101
The module number of the WCDB/WVDB: from 102 to 131
The module number of the

WIFM/WAFM/WEAM/WMGC/WBSG/WSGU: from 132 to 211
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Step 4 Add FE port configuration

Description
Add FE port configuration. The default gateway address is the IP address of

the router.
Script
ADD FECFG: MN=132, IP="10.140.15.1", MSK="255.255.0.0",

DGW="10.140.15.2";
Note
The MSOFTX3000 connects to the default router (gateway) through the FE

port, and then communicates with other IP devices through the default router
(gateway). You must correctly set the IP address of the default router
(gateway) of the FE port; otherwise, the MSOFTX3000 cannot
communicate with IP devices.
Step 5 Add CDB function configuration

Description
Add CDB function configuration. In most cases, set Function to SELECT

ALL.
Script
ADD CDBFUNC: CDBMN=103,

FUNC=VDB-1&CGAP-1&JUDGE-1&VEIR-1&AFLEX-1&TK-1;
Note
If you configure two pairs of WCDBs, allocate database functions to the two
pairs of WCDBs according to the load sharing principle. If you configure
only one pair of WCDBs, allocate all database functions to this pair.
Step 6 Add E1 configuration of the WEPI

Description
Add E1 configuration of the WEPI.
Script
ADD EPICFG: FN=1, SN=0, E0=DF, E1=DF, E2=DF, E3=DF, E4=DF,

E5=DF, E6=DF, E7=DF, BM=NONBALANCED;
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to the WEPI in slot 1 automatically. That is, the system regards the WEPI
in slot 1 as the standby board of the WEPI in slot 0 by default.
E1 port configuration must be consistent with that of the peer end. In this
example, the frame format of the E1 port is the dual-frame format; the
balance mode of the E1 port is the 75-ohm (the E1 port is connected with a
75-ohm coaxial cable.)
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Step 7 Set WCKI clock configuration

Description
Set WCKI clock configuration. Set Clock level to Level2 and Work mode
to Automatic.
Script
SET CKICFG: CL=LEVEL2, WM=AUTO, B1P=L1, B2P=L2, L1P=L3,

L2P=L4, B1CST=CLK_E1, B2CST=CLK_E1;
Note
When the MSOFTX3000 provides Message Transfer Part (MTP) links by

itself, you must set clock data; otherwise, MTP links cannot work
normally.
The local office adopts BITS clock reference source.
For different synchronous networking, you must set different clock data
for the system. See related description in HUAWEI MSOFTX3000 Mobile
SoftSwitch Center Configuration Guide for detailed configuration
procedures.
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Configuring Local Office Data

Step 1 Set local office information.
Description
Set local office information.
Script
SET OFI: OFN="MSX4", LOT=LOCMSC, NN=YES, NN2=YES,

SN1=NAT, SN2=NATB, NPC="001122", NP2C="C04", NNS=SP24,
NN2S=SP14, SPF=YES, LAC="755", LNC=K'86;
Note
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Step 2 Set local mobile office information

Description
Set local mobile office information.
Script
SET INOFFMSC: MSCN=K'8613600004, VLRN=K'8613600004,

MCC=K'460, MNC=K'00, INNATIONPFX=K'00, NATIONPFX=K'0;
Note
The number of the MSC of the local office and that of the VLR of the local
office:
They define the the number of the MSC and that of the VLR for the
MSOFTX3000 in the PLMN when the MSOFTX3000 works as the visited
mobile switching center (VMSC) or gateway mobile switching center
(GMSC). In this example, because the VLR is embedded in the
MSOFTX3000 (MSC), the number of the MSC and that of the VLR can be
configured with the same number.
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Step 3 Add VLR configuration

Description
Add VLR configuration. Allocate MSRN/HON number.
Script
ADD VLRCFG: MAXUSR=12000, MCC=K'460, MNC=K'00, CC=K'86,

MSRNAM=LAI, HONAM= RAND;
Note
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Step 4 Set the MAP feature configuration.

Description
Set the MAP feature configuration.
Script
SET MAPACCFG: IFIDPROC=NO, ODBSS=ACOB-1&ICOB-1&

ICOBNHP-1&ICB-1&ECB-1&SSAB-1&PSBT1-1&
PSBT2-1&PSBT3-1&PSBT4-1, IFCIPH=CIPH2G-0&CIPH3G-0,
IFALTMSILU=NO, IFALTMSISA=NO, IFVLRLU=NO, IFFWD=YES,
IFSZCD=NO, ISSSMMO=YES, ISSSMMT=YES, MAPVER=PHASE3,
CAMELVER=PHASE3, SUPGSIE=YES, IFUSROAMR=NO,
IFUSACBUF=NOACCTRL;
Note
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Step 5 Add SCCP sub-system numbers

Description
Add SCCP sub-system numbers.
Script
ADD SCCPSSN: SSNNM="LOCAL-MSC", NI=NAT, SSN=MSC,

SPC="001122", OPC="001122";
ADD SCCPSSN: SSNNM="LOCAL-VLR", NI=NAT, SSN=VLR,
SPC="001122", OPC="001122";
ADD SCCPSSN: SSNNM="LOCAL-SCMG", NI=NAT, SSN=SCMG,
SPC="001122", OPC="001122";
ADD SCCPSSN: SSNNM="LOCAL-MAP", NI=NAT, SSN=MAP,
SPC="001122", OPC="001122";
ADD SCCPSSN: SSNNM="LOCAL-HLR", NI=NAT, SSN=HLR,
SPC="001122", OPC="001122";
ADD SCCPSSN: SSNNM="MSC-GS", NI=NAT, SSN=GS,
SPC="001122", OPC="001122";
ADD SCCPSSN: SSNNM="MSC-SGSN", NI=NAT, SSN=SGSN,
SPC="001122", OPC="001122";
ADD SCCPSSN: SSNNM="LOCAL-GMLC", NI=NAT, SSN=GMLC,
SPC="001122", OPC="001122";
ADD SCCPSSN: SSNNM="LOCAL-SCMG-B", NI=NATB, SSN=SCMG,
SPC="C04", OPC="C04";
ADD SCCPSSN: SSNNM="LOCAL-BSSAP-B", NI=NATB,
SSN=BSSAP, SPC="C04", OPC="C04";
ADD SCCPSSN: SSNNM="LOCAL-INAP-B", NI=NATB, SSN= INAP,
SPC="C04", OPC="C04";
ADD
SCCPSSN:
SSNNM="LOCAL-RANAP-B",
SSN=RANAP, SPC="C04", OPC="C04";
Note
NI=NATB,
The local office needs to interwork with network elements both on the core
network side and on the access network side. So you must configure SSN
subsystems on the MSOFTX3000 side, such as SCMG, MSC, VLR, MAP,
HLR, GS, SGSN, GMLC, BSSAP, INAP, and RANAP.
SPC in the command corresponds to the destination signaling point code

(DPC) of the subsystem (the receiver of the local SCCP messages). Each
subsystem needs to be defined with two destination signaling points:
remote SCCP signaling point and local signaling point.
Step 6 Add SCCP GT Group
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Description
Add SCCP GT Group.
Script
ADD SCCPGTG: GTGNM="LOCAL", CFGMD=ALL,

SERVNM="LOCAL";
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Step 7 Add an SCCP global title translation record

Description
Add an SCCP global title translation record.
Script
ADD SCCPGT: GTNM="LOCAL-MSC", NI=NAT,

TRANSLATETYPE="00", NUMPLAN=ISDN, ADDR=K'8613600004,
RESULTT=LSPC2, SPC="001122", GTGNM="LOCAL";
Note
When a subscriber is called, the MSC gets the roaming number from the
HLR to which the subscriber belongs. After the MSC obtains the roaming
number, the HLR sends an SRI_RSP message to the MSC. The MSC GT
address information is contained in the called address of the SRI_RSP
message, and the MSC needs to check whether the MSC GT address is the
local one. If so, the MSC starts paging.
Only when the GT maps to the GT group, the SCCP can obtain the
corresponding translation result.
Step 8 Add a call source.

Description
Add a call source. Set Call source name to CALL_SRC1, Route selection
source name to RSSN1, Failure source name to FSN1.
Script
ADD CALLSRC: CSCNAME="CALL_SRC1", RSSN="RSSN1",

FSN="FSN1";
Note
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Configuring MGW 1 Data

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Step 1 Add a media gateway

Description
Add a media gateway. Set MGW name to MGW1, Transport protocol to

SCTP protocol and Server/Client to Server.
Script
ADD MGW: MGWNAME="MGW1", TRNST=SCTP, CTRLMN=136,

MGWDESC="MGW1", BCUID=1, BNCC=IP-1, DEVNAME="MGW1",
SVRCLIENT=SVR,
ENCT=NSUP,
CPB=TONE-1&PA-1&SENDDTMF-1&DETECTDTMF-1&MPTY-1
&IWF-1, ECRATE=300, IWFRATE=300, TONERATE=300,
MPTYRATE=300, DETDTMFRATE=300, SNDDTMFRATE=300,
HRAMRR=RATE475-1&RATE515-1&RATE590-1&RATE670-1&
RATE740-1&RATE795-1,
TC=GSMEFR-1&GSMHR-1&TDMAEFR-1&PDCEFR-1&HRAMR-1&
UMTSAMR2-1&FRAMR-1&PCMA-1&PCMU-1&UMTSAMR-1&
G7231-1&G729A-1;
Note
When the MSOFTX3000 interworks with the MGW through an IP

interface, the transport protocol is the SCTP protocol.
The MSOFTX3000 needs to negotiate with the MGW in the SCTP

association mode. When Server/Client in the command is set to Server
on the MSOFTX3000 side, then that on the MGW side must be set to
Client.
Step 2 Add an H.248 link

Description
Add an H.248 link, set MGW name to MGW1 and Transport protocol to
SCTP; add two Mc links, set Link name to LINK0 and LINK 1, Local IP
address to 10.140.15.1, Local port number to 8001, Remote IP address to
11.140.15.3 and Remote port number to 6001 and 6002.
Script
ADD H248LNK: MGWNAME="MGW1", TRNST=SCTP,

LNKNAME="LINK0", MN=141, SLOCIP1="10.140.15.1",
SLOCPORT=8001, SRMTIP1="11.140.15.3", SRMTPORT=6001;
Note
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When H.248 messages are transmitted between the MSOFTX3000 and a

gateway through the SCTP protocol, you can configure up to 30 H.248
links between the MSOFTX3000 and the gateway.
To ensure reliability and availability, you must configure multiple H.248

links between the MSOFTX3000 and the UMG8900.
In general, if the MSOFTX3000 acts as the server, and multiple H.248

links exist between the MSOFTX3000 and a MGW, it is recommended
that those H.248 links adopt the same local port number.
In general, if the MSOFTX3000 acts as the client, and multiple H.248

links exist between the MSOFTX3000 and a MGW, the local port number
of each H.248 link must be unique.
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Adding MGW 2 Data

Description

Script

SVRCLIENT=SVR, ENCT=NSUP,
CPB=TONE-1&PA-1&SENDDTMF-1&DETECTDTMF-1&MPTY-1&
IWF-1, ECRATE=300, IWFRATE=300, TONERATE=300,
G7231-1&G729A-1;
Note
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Description
Add an H.248 link, set MGW name to MGW2, Transport protocol to

SCTP protocol, Link name to LINK0, Local IP address to 10.140.15.1,
Local port number to 8002, Remote IP address to 11.140.15.4 and
Remote IP number to 6003. For the other link, set MGW name to MGW1,
Transport protocol to SCTP protocol, Link name to LINK1, Local IP
address to 10.140.15.1, Local port number to 8002, Remote IP address to
11.140.15.4 and Remote IP number to 6004.
Script

Note
Null
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Adding MGW 3 Data

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Description

Script

SVRCLIENT=SVR, ENCT=NSUP,
CPB=TONE-1&PA-1&SENDDTMF-1&DETECTDTMF-1&MPTY-1&
IWF-1, ECRATE=300, IWFRATE=300, TONERATE=300,
G7231-1&G729A-1;
Note
Null

Description
Add an H.248 link. Set MGW name to 3, Transport protocol to SCTP,

Link name to LINK0 and LINK1, Local IP address to 10.140.15.1, Local
port number to 8002; Remote IP address to 11.140.15.5 and Remote port
number to 6005 and 6006.
Script

Note
Null
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Conducting Format Conversion and Online Operation

Step 1 Set the format switch. Set Status to ON.
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Description
Set the format switch. Set Status to ON.
Script
SET FMT: STS=ON;
Note
Null
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Step 2 Format data of all modules to files.

Description
Format data of all modules to files.
Script
FMT:;
Note
Null
Step 3 Start the online mode.

Description
Start the online mode.
Script
LON:;
Note
Null
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2.1.3 Commissioning Guideline

After completing the above configuration, follow the steps in the table below to verify it.
Commisssioning Hardware
Item
Action
Note
Restart frame
after power-off
Restart frame after power-off
Each frame is controlled by two power

sources. In order to prevent wrong
operation (take the power-off of the
BAM for that of iGWB or the power-off
of the iGWB for that of the BAM
wrongly), you can do as follows:
During the power-on, pull out two
WSMUs and then insert them.
Check if
loading is
successful
Check the status of a board: On

the LMT client, click
Equipment panel >
Equipment management.
Check the running status of a
frame and check if the running
status of boards on the frame is
normal.
On the Equipment management

interface, the status of a board is
expressed by different colors. The
meanings of the different colors are
shown as follows:
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Green: The board is running normally

and in the active state.
Blue: The board is running normally

and in the standby state. Red: The
board is faulty.
Grey: The board in this slot has not

been configured with data.
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Item
Action
Note
Check board version: If the

boards are normal, then check
the version of the boards is
consistent with that stipulated
in the version matching table.
Run the command DSP
BRDVER to query the
software version of the boards.
If the software version of a board is not

consistent with that stipulated in the
version matching table, run the
command LST LSS to check if the
switch for loading software is
configured correctly, that is, in the
program unavailable, and the data
unavailable state. If the switch is not in
this state, use the command MOD LSS
to set the switch to this state. Then reset
the board to reload it.
Conduct CRC check of board

data: Run the command STR
CRC to conduct CRC check of
board data on the LMT of the
MSOFTX3000.
If the check fails, reset the board to

reload it.
Item
Action
Note
Check the
network
connection
Observe the indicators on the

WIFM. The green Ethernet port
connection indicator "LINK"
should be on, while the yellow
Ethernet port data traffic
indicator "ACT" should flash.
The "LINK" indicator is on when the

physical connection is normal, and is
off in other cases.
When the "ACT" indicator flashes, it

indicates that there is data being
sent/received.
The blinking frequency indicates the

amount of data traffic.
Commissioining H.248 link
On the LMT client, use the IP

message trace function "PING"
to check the communication
between the WIFM and MGW.
If the Ping command is
executed successfully, it
indicates that the
communication is normal.
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In case of failure, check if the Ethernet

cables are correctly connected, if the
WIFM works normally, if devices
connected with the WIFM (such as a
LAN Switch) works normally, and if
the MGW works normally.
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Item
Action
Note
Check the
registration
status of the
gateway
On the LMT client, run the DSP

MGW command to check the
registration status of the
gateway. If Normal is
displayed, it indicates that the
registration is successful.
If Disconnected is displayed, it
indicates that the MGW has
registered, but currently quits
running. Check if the data
configuration of the MSOFTX3000
and MGW has been modified.
If the data configuration has not been

modified, it is possible that the H. 248
link communication of the Mc
interface is faulty. Check the SCTP
link, analyze the interaction of
messages on the Mc interface, and
take countermeasures.
If Fault is displayed, it indicates that

the MGW has not registered. In this
case, run the LST H248LNK
command to check whether
parameters such as the equipment
name, peer IP address, and peer port
number are correct.
Check the
status of the H.
248 link on
Mc-interface
On the LMT client, run the DSP

H248LNK command to check
the status of the Mc-interface
link. If Valid is displayed, it
indicates that the link is normal.
If the link is abnormal, start the SCTP

message tracing to check if the message
flow is correct and if the contents of the
message is legal. Based on what is
shown in the message tracing, decide
other locating means, such as checking
configured parameters.
2.2 Configuring Data for Interworking with the HLR

2.2.1 Overview of Configuration
Typical Networking
The MOSTX3000 interworks with the HLR through the MAP interface. The MAP protocol can
be borne over TDM or IP.
At present, it is generally borne over TDM. See Figure 2-3 for typical networking.
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Figure 2-3 Typical networking between the MSOFTX3000 and the HLR
MSC
HLR
MSOFTX3000
MTP
SS7
signaling
network
MTP
UMG8900
As shown in Figure 2-3, the MSOFTX3000 connects to the HLR through MTP links. MAP
messages can be transmitted between the MSOFTX3000 and the HLR through SS7 signaling.
The structure of the protocol stack on both the MSOFTX3000 side and the HLR side is
MAP/TCAP/SCCP/MTP.
For the MSOFTX3000 to interwork with the HLR, you need to configure the following data on
the MSOFTX3000 side:
z
Data for the MSOFTX3000 to interwork with the UMG8900 (See "Configuring MGW 1
Data")
Signaling data for the MSOFTX3000 to interwork with the HLR
Implementation Requirements
In this example, it is required to meet the following requirements by configuring data on the
MSOFTX3000 side:
z
Two MTP links are set up between the MSOFTX3000 and the HLR.
SCCP connection can be set up successfully between the MSOFTX3000 and the HLR.
Interworking Parameters
Table 2-5 Interworking parameters between the MSOFTX3000 and the HLR
SN
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Parameter
Value
SPC (for the national network) of

MSOFTX3000
SPC (for the national network) of HLR
Whether destination signaling point is

STP
No

adjacent signaling point
Yes
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5
Parameter
Value
MTP link code
Link To HLR-0 of module 22: 0

Link To HLR-1 of module 24: 1
MTP link circuit number (on the

MSOFTX3000 side)
Link To HLR-0 of module 22: 3#E1

1
Link To HLR-1 of module 24: 0#E1
1
SCCP subsystem
HLR and SCMG
2.2.2 Script
Adding MTP Signaling Data
Step 1 Add an MTP DSP
Description
Add an MTP DSP. Set DSP name to HLR-1.
Script
ADD N7DSP: DPNM="HLR-1", NI=NAT, DPC="110909",

OPC="001122", STPF=FALSE, ADJF=TRUE;
Note
The MSOFTX3000 connects to the HLR in the direct connection mode. For
the SMC with HLR-1 as the DSP name, set STP flag in the command to
FALSE, but Adjacent flag to TRUE.
Step 2 Add an MTP linkset

Description
Add an MTP linkset. Set Linkset name of MTP to HLR-1 and Adjacent
DSP name to HLR-1.
Script
ADD N7LKS: LSNM="HLR-1", ASPNM="HLR-1";
Note
Because the MSOFTX3000 connects to the HLR in the direct connection

mode, you need to set Adjacent DSP name in the command to the SP index
of the SGSN. Here it is set to HLR-1.
Step 3 Add an MTP route

Description
Add an MTP route. Set DSP name to HLR-1.
Script
ADD N7RT: DPNM="HLR-1", LSNM="HLR-1";
Note
Null
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Step 4 Add MTP links

Description
Add MTP links. Set WCSU/WBSG module number to 22, Link name to
To HLR-0, Signaling link code to 0 and Start timeslot number to 3#E1;
set WCSU/WBSG module number to 24, Link name to To HLR-1,
Signaling link code to 1 and Start timeslot number to 0#E1.
Script
ADD N7LNK: MN=22, LNKNM="To HLR-0", LNKTYPE=TDM0, E1=3,

TS=1, LSNM="HLR-1", SLC=0;
ADD N7LNK: MN=24, LNKNM="To HLR-1", LNKTYPE=TDM0, E1=0,
TS=1, LSNM="HLR-1", SLC=1;
Note
Because MSOFTX3000 provides 64-kbit/s MTP links to the HLR, you

need to set Link type in the command to TDM 64kbit/s.
Set timeslot number of E1 in the command to the E1 port number of the

WEPI inside the MSOFTX3000.
MTP links cannot occupy timeslot 0 (synchronization timeslot) of each

E1.
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Adding SCCP Signaling Data

Step 1 Add an SCCP destination signaling point.
Description
Add an SCCP destination signaling point. Set DSP name to HLR-1 and
DPC to 110909.
Script
ADD SCCPDSP: DPNM="HLR-1", NI=NAT, DPC="110909",

OPC="001122";
Note
DSP name in this command is different from that defined in the ADD
N7DSP command. There is no referencing or referenced relationship
between them.
When the local office uses multiple SPCs, you need to configure OPC in
the command according to actual signaling networking.
Step 2 Add SCCP subsystem numbers

Description
Add SCCP subsystem numbers.
Script
ADD SCCPSSN: SSNNM="HLR-1-HLR",

SPC="110909", OPC="001122";
NI=NAT,
SSN=HLR,
ADD SCCPSSN: SSNNM="HLR-1-SCMG", NI=NAT, SSN=SCMG,

SPC="110909", OPC="001122";
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Note

z
For the HLR, you need to set several SSN codes: HLR and SCMG.
SPC in the command corresponds to the DSP of each subsystem (the

receiver of local office SCCP messages). Each subsystem needs to be
defined with two DSPs: remote SCCP SP and local SP.
Step 3 Add an SCCP global title

Description
Add an SCCP global title. It is used to configure IMSI GT.
Script
ADD SCCPGT: GTNM="HLR-IMSIGT", NUMPLAN=ISDNMOV,

ADDR=K'86139, RESULTT=LSPC2, SPC="110909",
GTGNM="LOCAL";
Note
To realize the location upgrade of mobile subscribers, you need to configure

IMSI GT. When subscribers upgrade their locations, the VLR searches for
the HLR according to the BLR GT obtained through the IMSI number.

Description
Add an SCCP global title. It is used to configure HLR-NUMBER GT.
Script
ADD SCCPGT: GTNM="HLR-NUMBER", NUMPLAN=ISDN,

GTGNM="LOCAL";
Note
To realize the location upgrade of mobile subscribers, you need to configure

HLR-NUMBER GT. When subscribers upgrade their locations, it is used to
search for the HLR according to the message sent by the VLR to the HLR.

Description
Add an SCCP global title. It is used to configure MSISDN GT.
Script
ADD SCCPGT: GTNM="HLR-MSIDSN", ADDREXP=INTER,

GTGNM="LOCAL";
Note
For a subscriber as a callee, you need to configure ordinary GT (MSIDSN

GT). When taking routing information, the MSC searches for the HLR
according to HLR GT obtained by the called MSISDN number.
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Adding Roaming Management Data

Description
Add IMSI GT Translation Information.
Script
ADD IMSIGT: MCCMNC="46000", CCNDC="86139";
Note
Null

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Item
Action
Note
Checking clock
status
Before the commissioning of

MTP links, make sure that
the clock of the
MSOFTX3000 is
synchronous with that of the
peer device. If they are not
synchronous, MTP links
cannot work normally
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Item
Action
Note
Remote self-loop
test of E1 cables
1. Take out the connectors

of all the E1s on the
cabling rack.
2. Perform remote
self-loop test to the first
E1 cable
3. Check if the first E1 is
normal on the peer
office and notify the
local office of the check
result. If this E1 is
abnormal, the peer
office records the
number of the E1.
4. Set the connectors to the
normal connection
state.
5. Follow steps 24 to
perform remote
self-loop test to other
E1s in sequence.
6. Notify the peer office
and the transmission
office of the numbers of
E1s that fail in the
self-loop test and are
wrongly connected, in
order to solve problems
through negotiation
among the three parties.
7. After rearranging those
abnormal E1s, conduct
commissioning again in
the way stated above,
until all the E1s pass the
remote self-loop test.
8. On the LMT client of
the local office, run the
DSP PORT command
to check the statuses of
all E1 ports. If Normal
is displayed, it indicates
the E1 ports are normal.
If it is found during the self-loop test

that an E1 is abnormal while the
other is normal, it may be that the
two E1s are wrongly connected.
Such a case also needs to be
recorded.
If an E1, which is abnormal,

becomes normal while the other E1
is normal, it may be that the two E1s
are cross-connected. The problem
can be solved by adjusting the cables
on the cabling rack of the local or
peer office.
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Item
Action
Note
MTP
Commissioning
On the LMT client, run the

DSP N7LNK or DSP
N7DLNK command to
check the status of MTP
links. If Healthy, In Service
is displayed, it indicates that
the links are normal.
If the status of the link is abnormal,

run the LST N7LNK command to
check if the configuration of the
following parameters is correct:

DSP N7DSP command to
DSPs. If Accessible is
displayed, it indicates that
the DSPs are normal.
Module number
Link type
Start circuit number
Signaling link code
Signaling link code sending
If the statuses are abnormal, run the

commands such as LST N7DSP, LST
N7LKS and LST N7RT to check if
the index relations of the following
parameters are correct: SPC, DSP
name and Linkset name.

DSP N7RT command to
routes. If Healthy, In
Service is displayed, it
indicates that the routes are
normal.
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SCCP
commissioning

DSP SCCPDSP command
to check the status of the
remote SCCP SP. If Allow is
displayed, it indicates the
remote SCCP SP is normal.
If the status is abnormal, run the LST

SCCPDSP command to check if the
parameters such as DPC and OPC are
correctly configured.
SCCP
commissioning

DSP SCCPSSN command
SCCP subsystems. If Allow
is displayed, it indicates
SCCP subsystems are
normal.

SCCPSSN command to check if the
parameters such as DPC, OPC and
subsystem code are correctly
configured.
On the LMT client, run TST

SCCPGT to check if SCCP
GT translation is right.
For wrong translation, use LST

SCCPGT to check if parameter
configuration is right.
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2.3 Configuring Data for Interworking with SMC

Typical Networking
The MOSTX3000 interworks with the HLR through the MAP interface. The MAP protocol can
Figure 2-4 Typical networking between the MSOFTX3000 and the SMC
MSC
SMC
MSOFTX3000
MTP
SS7
signaling
network
MTP
UMG8900
As shown in Figure 2-4, the MSOFTX3000 connects to the SMC through MTP links. MAP
messages can be transmitted between the MSOFTX3000 and the SMC through SS7 signaling.
The structure of protocol stack on both the MSOFTX3000 side and the SMC side is
MAP/TCAP/SCCP/MTP.
For the MSOFTX3000 to interwork with the SMC, you need to configure the following data on
the MSOFTX3000:
z
Data")
Signaling data for the MSOFTX3000 to interwork with the SMC
MSOFTX3000 side:
z
Two MTP links are set up between the MSOFTX3000 and the SMC.
SCCP connection can be set up successfully between the MSOFTX3000 and the SMC.
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Table 2-6 Interworking parameters of the MSOFTX3000 and the SMC
SN
Parameter
Value

MSOFTX3000
SPC (for the national network) of SMC
110A0A (in 24-bit code format)

STP
No

Yes
MTP link code
Link To SMC-0 of module 22: 0.

Link To SMC-1 of module 24: 1

MSOFTX3000 side)
Link To SMC-0 of module 22: 4#E1

1
Link To SMC-1 of module 24: 1#E1
1
SCCP subsystem number
MSC and SCMG
2.3.2 Script
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Description
Add an MTP DSP. Set DSP name to SMC-1.
Script
ADD N7DSP: DPNM="SMC-1", NI=NAT, DPC="110A0A",

Note
The MOSTX3000 connects to the SMC in the direct connection mode. For
the SMC with SMC-1 as the DSP name, set STP flag in the command to
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Description
Add an MTP linkset. Set Linkset name of MTP to SMC-1 and Adjacent
DSP name to SMC-1.
Script
ADD N7LKS: LSNM="SMC-1", ASPNM="SMC-1";
Note
Because the MSOFTX3000 connects to the SMC in the direct connection

of the SMC. Here it is set to SMC-1.

Description
Add an MTP route. Set DSP name to SMC-1.
Script
ADD N7RT: DPNM="SMC-1", LSNM="SMC-1";
Note
Null

Description
To SMC-0, Signaling link code to 0 and Start timeslot number to 4#E1
1; set WCSU/WBSG module number to 24, Link name to To SMC-1,
Script
ADD N7LNK: MN=22, LNKNM="To SMC-0", LNKTYPE=TDM0, E1=4,

TS=1, LSNM="SMC-1", SLC=0;
ADD N7LNK: MN=24, LNKNM="To SMC-1", LNKTYPE=TDM0, E1=1,
TS=1, LSNM="SMC-1", SLC=1;
Note
Because the MSOFTX3000 connects to the SMC through MTP links, you


E1.
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Step 1 Add an SCCP DSP

Description
Add an SCCP DSP. Set DSP name to SMC-1 and DPC to 110A0A.
Script
ADD SCCPDSP: DPNM="SMC-1", NI=NAT, DPC="110A0A",

OPC="001122";
Note
between them.
When the local office uses multiple SPCs, you need to configure OPC
according to actual signaling networking.

Description
Script
ADD SCCPSSN: SSNNM="SMC-1-SCMG", NI=NAT, SSN=SCMG,

SPC="110A0A", OPC="001122";
ADD SCCPSSN: SSNNM="SMC-1-MSC", NI=NAT, SSN=MSC,
SPC="110A0A", OPC="001122";
Note
For the SMC, you need to set several SSN codes: SCMG and MSC.


Description
Add an SCCP global title.
Script
ADD SCCPGT: GTNM="SMC GT", NI=NAT, GTI=GT4,

NUMPLAN=ISDN, ADDR=K'8613600013, RESULTT=LSPC2,
SPC="110A0A", GTGNM="LOCAL";
Note
Null
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Item
Operation
Remark
Checking clock
status

the MTP link, make sure that
the clock of the
MSOFTX3000 is
synchronous, MTP cannot
work normally.
Remote self-loop
test of E1 cables

cabling rack.
2. Perform remote self-loop
test to the first E1 cable.
normal on the peer office
and notify the local office
of the check result. If this
E1 is abnormal, the peer
office records the number
of the E1.
normal connection state.
5. Follow Steps 24 to
perform remote self-loop
test to other E1s in
sequence.
6. Notify the peer office and
the transmission office of
the numbers of E1s that
fail in the self-loop test
and are wrongly
connected, in order to
solve problems through
negotiation among the
three parties.
8. On the LMT client of the
local office, run the DSP
PORT command to
check the statuses of all
E1 ports. If Normal is
E1 port is normal.

recorded.
If an E1, which was abnormal,

is normal while another E1, it may
be that the two E1s are
cross-connected. The problem can
be solved by adjusting the cables on
the cabling rack of the local or peer
office.
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Item
Operation
Remark
MTP
Commissioning

DSP N7LNK or DSP
N7DLNK command to check
the statuses of MTP links. If
In Use, Healthy is displayed,
it indicates the links are
normal.


check the statuses of the MTP
DSPs are normal.
Module number
Link type
Signaling link code


DSP N7RT command to
check the statuses of MTP
Service, it indicates that the
routes are normal.
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SCCP
commissioning

DSP SCCPDSP command to
check the status of remote
SCCP SP. If Allow is

SCCP
commissioning

DSP SCCPSSN command to
check the statuses of the
SCCP subsystems. If Allow is
SCCP subsystems are normal.

configured.


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2.4 Configuring Data for Interworking with SGSN

Typical Networking
When the MSOFTX3000 interworks with the SGSN, the application layer uses the BSSAP
protocol. The MAP protocol can be borne over TDM or IP.
Figure 2-5 Typical networking between the MSOFTX3000 and the SGSN
MSC
SGSN
MSOFTX3000
MTP
SS7
signaling
network
MTP
UMG8900
As shown in Figure 2-5, the MSOFTX3000 connects to the SGSN through MTP links. BSSAP+
messages can be transmitted between the MSOFTX3000 and the SGSN through SS7 signaling.
The structure of protocol stack on both the MSOFTX3000 side and the SGSN side is
MAP/TCAP/SCCP/MTP.
For the MSOFTX3000 to interwork with the SGSN, you need to configure the following data
on the MSOFTX3000 side:
z
Data.")
Signaling data for the MSOFTX3000 to interwork with the SGSN
MSOFTX3000 side:
z
Two MTP links are set up between the MSOFTX3000 and the SGSN.
SCCP connection can be set up successfully between the MSOFTX3000 and the SGSN.
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Table 2-7 Interworking parameters Between the MSOFTX3000 and the SGSN
SN
Parameter
Value

MSOFTX3000
SPC (for the national network) of SGSN
110B0B (in 24-bit code format)

STP
No

Yes
MTP link code
Link To SGSN-0 of module 22: 0:

Link To SGSN-1 of module 24: 1

MSOFTX3000 side)
Link To SGSN-0 of module 22: 6#E1

1
Link To SGSN-1 of module 24: 2#E1
1
SCMG and GS
2.4.2 Script
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Description
Add an MTP DSP. Set DSP name to SGSN-1.
Script
ADD N7DSP: DPNM="SGSN-1", NI=NAT, DPC="110B0B",

Note
The MSOFTX3000 connects to the HLR in the direct connection mode. For
the SMC with SGSN-1 as the DSP name, set STP flag in the command to
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Description
Add an MTP linkset. Set Linkset name of MTP to SGSN-1 and Adjacent
DSP name to SGSN-1.
Script
ADD N7LKS: LSNM="SGSN-1", ASPNM="SGSN-1";
Note
Because the MSOFTX3000 connects to the SGSN in the direct connection

of the SGSN. Here it is set to SGSN-1.

Description
Add an MTP route. Set DSP name to SGSN-1.
Script
ADD N7RT: DPNM="SGSN-1", LSNM="SGSN-1";
Note
Null

Description
Add an MTP link. Set WCSU/WBSG module number to 22, Link name to
To SGSN-0, Signaling link code to 0 and Start timeslot number to 6#E1
1; set WCSU/WBSG module number to 24, Link name to To SGSN-1,
Script
ADD N7LNK: MN=22, LNKNM="To SGSN-0", LNKTYPE=TDM0,

E1=6, TS=1, LSNM="SGSN-1", SLC=0;
ADD N7LNK: MN=24, LNKNM="To SGSN-1", LNKTYPE=TDM0,
E1=2, TS=1, LSNM="SGSN-1", SLC=1;
Note
Because the MSOFTX3000 connects to the SGSN through MTP links, you
Set timeslot number of E1 in the command to the timeslot number of the


E1.
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Description
Add an SCCP DSP. Set DSP name to SGSN-1 and DPC to 110B0B.
Script
ADD SCCPDSP: DPNM="SGSN-1", NI=NAT, DPC="110B0B",

OPC="001122";
Note
between them.

Description
Script
ADD SCCPSSN: SSNNM="SGSN-1-SCMG", NI=NAT, SSN=SCMG,

SPC="110B0B", OPC="001122";
ADD SCCPSSN: SSNNM="SGSN-1-GS", NI=NAT, SSN=GS,
SPC="110B0B", OPC="001122";
Note
For the SMC, you need to set several SSN codes: SCMG and MSC.


Description
Script
ADD SCCPGT: GTNM="SGSN GT", NI=NAT, GTI=GT4,

SSN=GS,SPC="110B0B", GTGNM="LOCAL";
Note
Null
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Configuring Data of Mobile Services

Description
Script
ADD SGSN: SGSN=K'8613600014, DPC="110B0B", OPC="001122";

SET MAPPARA: GSNI=NAT;
SET MAPACCFG: SUPGSIE=YES;
Note
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After completing the above configuration, follow the steps in the table below to verify it
Item
Operation
Remark
Check clock
status

the clock of the
MSOFTX3000 is
work normally.
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Item
Operation
Remark
Remote self-loop
test of E1 cables

cabling rack.
of the E1.
sequence.
and are wrongly
three parties.
PORT command to
E1 port is normal.

recorded.
If an E1, which is abnormal,

peer office.
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Item
Operation
Remark
MTP
Commissioning

DSP N7LNK or DSP
In Use, Healthy, it indicates


DSPs are normal.
Module number
Link type
Signaling link code


DSP N7RT command to
Service, it indicates that the
routes are normal.
SCCP
commissioning

check the status of the remote

SCCP
commissioning

check the statuses of SCCP
subsystems. If Allow is
subsystems are normal.

configured.


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2.5 Configuring Data for Interworking with GMLC

Typical Networking
The MOSTX3000 interworks with the GMLC through the MAP interface. The MAP protocol
can be borne over TDM or IP.
Figure 2-6 Typical networking between the MSOFTX3000 and the GMLC
MSC
GMLC
MSOFTX3000
MTP
SS7
signaling
network
MTP
UMG8900
As shown in Figure 2-6, the MSOFTX3000 connects to the GMLC through MTP links. MAP
messages can be transmitted between the MSOFTX3000 and the GMLC through SS7
signaling.
The structure of the protocol stack on both the MSOFTX3000 side and the GMLC side is
MAP/TCAP/SCCP/MTP.
For the MSOFTX3000 to interwork with the GMLC, you need to configure the following data
on the MSOFTX3000 side:
z
Data.")
Signaling data for the MSOFTX3000 to interwork with the GMLC
MSOFTX3000 side:
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Two MTP links are set up between the MSOFTX3000 and the GMLC.
SCCP connection can be set up successfully between the MSOFTX3000 and the GMLC.
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Table 2-8 Interworking parameters Between the MSOFTX3000 and the GMLC
SN
Parameter
Value

MSOFTX3000
SPC (for the national network) of GMLC
110C0C (in 24-bit code format)

STP
No

Yes
MTP link code
Link To GMLC-0 of module 23: 0

Link To GMLC-1 of module 24: 0

MSOFTX3000 side)
Link To GMLC-0 of module 23: 4#E1

1
Link To GMLC-1 of module 24: 6#E1
1
SCMG and GMLC
2.5.2 Script
Description
Add an MTP DSP. Set DSP name to GMLC-1.
Script
ADD N7DSP: DPNM="GMLC-1", NI=NAT, DPC="110C0C",

Note
The MOSTX3000 connects to the GMLC in the direct connection mode. For
the GMLC with GMLC-1 as the DSP name, set STP flag in the command to
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Description
Add an MTP linkset. Set Linkset name of MTP to GMLC-1 and Adjacent
DSP name to GMLC-1.
Script
ADD N7LKS: LSNM="GMLC-1", ASPNM="GMLC-1";
Note
Because the MSOFTX3000 connects to the GMLC in the direct connection

of the SMLC. Here it is set to GMLC-1.

Description
Add an MTP route. Set DSP name to GMLC-1.
Script
ADD N7RT: DPNM="GMLC-1", LSNM="GMLC-1";
Note
Null

Description
To GMLC-0, Signaling link code to 0 and Start timeslot number to 4#E1
1; set WCSU/WBSG module number to 24, Link name to To
GMLC-1, Signaling link code to 1 and Start timeslot number to 6#E1
1.
Script
ADD N7LNK: MN=23, LNKNM="To GMLC-0", LNKTYPE=TDM0,

E1=4, TS=1, LSNM="GMLC-1", SLC=0;
ADD N7LNK: MN=24, LNKNM="To GMLC-1", LNKTYPE=TDM0,
E1=6, TS=1, LSNM="GMLC-1", SLC=1;
Note
Because the MSOFTX3000 connects to the SMLC through MTP links,

you need to set Link type in the command to TDM 64kbit/s.
Set Start timeslot number in the command to the timeslot number of the

E1.
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Description
Add an SCCP destination signaling point. Set DSP name to GMLC-1 and
DPC to 110C0C.
Script
ADD SCCPDSP:
OPC="001122";
Note
between them.
When the local office has multiple SPCs, you need to configure OPC
DPNM="GMLC-1",
NI=NAT,
DPC="110C0C",

Description
Script
ADD SCCPSSN: SSNNM="GMLC-1-SCMG", NI=NAT, SSN=SCMG,

SPC="110C0C", OPC="001122";
ADD SCCPSSN: SSNNM="GMLC-1-GMLC", NI=NAT, SSN=GMLC,
SPC="110C0C", OPC="001122";
Note
For GMLC, you need to set several SSN codes: SCMG and GMLC.


Description
Script
ADD SCCPGT: GTNM="GMLC GT", NI=NAT, GTI=GT4,

SPC="110C0C", GTGNM="LOCAL";
Note
Null
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Step 1 Add GMLC

Description
Add GMLC. Set GMLC number to 8613600015.
Script
ADD GMLC: GMLC=K'8613600015;
Note
Null
Step 2 Add an LCS client

Description
Add an LCS client. Set LCS client ID to 0.
Script
ADD GMLCCLT: CLTID=K'0, GMLC=K'8613600015;
Note
One client corresponds to one GMLC code authorized; but one GMLC code
can correspond to multiple LCS clients.
Step 3 Add an emergency call LCS client

Description
Add an emergency call LCS client. Set Emergency call number to 113 and
GCI to 460000003.
Script
ADD ECLLCSCLT: DN=K'113, GCI="460000003", CLTID=K'0;
Note
Null
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Item
Operation
Remark
Check clock
status

the clock of the
MSOFTX3000 is
work normally.
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Item
Operation
Remark
Remote self-loop
test of E1 cables

cabling rack.
of the E1.
sequence.
and are wrongly
three parties.
PORT command to
E1 port is normal.

recorded.
If an E1, which was abnormal,

peer office.
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Item
Operation
Remark
MTP
commissioning

DSP N7LNK or DSP
normal.


DSPs are normal.
Module number
Link type
Signaling link code


DSP N7RT command to
routes. If Healthy, In Service
the routes are normal.
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SCCP
commissioning

remote SCCP SPs. If Allow is
remote SCCP SPs are normal.

SCCP
commissioning


configured.


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2.6 Configuring Data for Interworking with MSC Using

ISUP Trunks
Typical Networking
When the MSOFTX3000 interworks with the MSC, the application layer uses the MAP
protocol. The MAP protocol can be borne over TDM or IP.
Figure 2-7 Typical networking of the MSOFTX3000 interworking with the MSC using ISUP
trunks
MSOFTX3000
MTP link
Semipermanent
connection
MSC
MTP link/SS7 trunk

UMG8900
As shown in Figure 2-7, the MSOFTX3000 connects to the MSC through MTP links. MAP
messages can be transmitted between the MSOFTX3000 and the MSC through the UMG8900
in the semi-permanent connection mode.
The structure of the protocol stack on both the MSOFTX3000 side and the MSC side is
MAP/TCAP/SCCP/MTP.
For the MSOFTX3000 to interconnect with the MSC, you need to configure the following
interworking data on the MSOFTX3000 side:
z
Data")
Data for the MSOFTX3000 to interwork with the MSC
Trunk data for the MSOFTX3000 to interwork with the MSC
MSOFTX3000 side:
z
Two E1 circuits are set up between the MSOFTX3000 and the MSC.
Two MTP links are set up between the MSOFTX3000 and the MSC through the
UMG8900 in the semi-permanent connection mode.
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z
SCCP connection can be set up successfully between the MSOFTX3000 and the MSC.
Table 2-9 Interworking parameters between the MSOFTX3000 and the MSC
SN
Parameter
Value

MSOFTX3000
SPC (for the national network) of MSC

STP
No

Yes
MTP link code
Link To MSC-0 of module 23: 0

Link To MSC-1 of module 24: 1

MSOFTX3000 side)
Link To MSC-0 of module 23: 5#E1

1
Link To MSC-1 of module 24: 3#E1
1
MSC, VLR and SCMG
Whether SSP trunk group signaling uses

ISUP or TUP
ISUP
CICs of SS7 trunk circuits
063
10
TEI of the start circuit of SS7 trunk

circuits
063
2.6.2 Script
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Description
Add an MTP DSP. Set DSP name to MSC-1.
Script
ADD N7DSP: DPNM="MSC-1", NI=NAT, DPC="110044",

Note
The MOSTX3000 connects to the MSC through the UMG8900 in the

semi-permanent connection mode. For the MSC with MSC-1 as the DSP
name, set STP flag in the command to FALSE, but Adjacent flag to
TRUE.

Description
Add an MTP linkset. Set Linkset name to MSC-1 and Adjacent DSP name
to MSC-1.
Script
ADD N7LKS: LSNM="MSC-1", ASPNM="MSC-1";
Note
Because the MSOFTX3000 connects to the MSC through the UMG8900 in

the semi-permanent connection mode, you need to set Adjacent DSP name
in the command to the SP index of the MSC. Here it is set to MSC-1.

Description
Add an MTP route. Set DSP name to MSC-1.
Script
ADD N7RT: DPNM="MSC-1", LSNM="MSC-1";
Note
Null

Description
To MSC-0, Signaling link code to 0 and Start timeslot number to 5#E1
1; set WCSU/WBSG module number to 24, Link name to To MSC-1,
Script
ADD N7LNK: MN=23, LNKNM="To MSC-0", LNKTYPE=TDM0, E1=5,

TS=1, LSNM="MSC-1", SLC=0;
ADD N7LNK: MN=24, LNKNM="To MSC-1", LNKTYPE=TDM0, E1=3,
TS=1, LSNM="MSC-1", SLC=1;
Note
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Description
Add an SCCP DSP. Set DSP name to MSC-1 and DPC to 110044.
Script
ADD SCCPDSP: DPNM="MSC-1", NI=NAT, DPC="110044",

OPC="001122";
Note
between them.

Description
Script
ADD SCCPSSN: SSNNM="MSC-1-SCMG", NI=NAT, SSN=SCMG,

SPC="110044", OPC="001122";
Note
ADD SCCPSSN: SSNNM="MSC-1-MSC",

SPC="110044", OPC="001122";
NI=NAT,
SSN=MSC,
ADD SCCPSSN: SSNNM="MSC-1-VLR",

SPC="110044", OPC="001122";
NI=NAT,
SSN=VLR,
For MSC, you need to set several SSN codes: SCMG, MSC and VLR.


Description
Script
ADD SCCPGT: GTNM="MSC1-GT", NI=NAT, GTI=GT4,

NUMPLAN=ISDN, ADDREXP=INTER, ADDR=K'8613500001,
RESULTT=LSPC2, SPC="110044", GTGNM="LOCAL";
Note
Null
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Configuring Route Data

Step 1 Add an office direction
Description
Add an office direction. Set Office direction name to MSC-1 and DPC1 to
110044.
Script
ADD OFC: ON="MSC-1", OOFFICT=MSC, DOL=SAME, DOA=MSC,

SIG=NONBICC, NI=NAT, DPC1="110044";
Note
Because this office direction has SS7 trunk circuits, DPC in the command is
mandatory; otherwise, errors occur when you add an SS7 trunk group using
ADD N7TG.
Step 2 Add a sub-route

Description
Add a sub-route. Set Sub-route name to MSC-1.
Script
ADD SRT: SRN="MSC-1", ON="MSC-1";
Note
Null
Step 3 Add a route

Description
Add a route. Set Sub-route name to MSC-1.
Script
ADD RT: RN="MSC-1", SR1N="MSC-1";
Note
Null
Step 4 Add route analysis

Description
Add route analysis. Set Route selection name to 1.
Script
ADD RTANA: RSC=1, RSSC=0, CC=CAT254, ADI=ALL, ADI=ALL,

TP=ALL, TMX=0, R=1, ISUP=ISUP_F;
Note
Unless otherwise specified, set Caller category, Service attribute, Caller

access, Transmission capability, and Address information indicator in
the command to ALL.
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Configuring SS7 Trunk Data

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Step 1 Add an SS7 trunk group

Description
Add an SS7 trunk group. Set Trunk group name to MSC-1 and MGW
name to MGW1.
Script
ADD N7TG: TGN="MSC-1", MGWNAME="MGW1", CT=ISUP,

SRN="MSC-1", G=INOUT, SOPC="001122", SDPC="110044",
CSCNAME="CALL_SRC1", RELRED=NO;
Note
Null
Step 2 Add an SS7 trunk circuit

Description
Add an SS7 trunk circuit. Set Start CIC to 0 and End CIC to 63.
Script
ADD N7TKC: MN=22, TGN="MSC-1", SCIC=0, ECIC=63, TID=0,

SCF=TRUE;
Note
If a media gateway circuit is used as a signaling timeslot, you need to set the
circuit to Unavailable on the MSOFTX3000.
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Item
Operation
Remark
Check clock
status
Before the commissioning

of the MTP link, make sure
that the clock of the
MSOFTX3000 is
synchronous with that of
the peer device. If they are
not synchronous, MTP
links cannot work normally
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Item
Operation
Remark
Remote self-loop
test of E1 cables
1. Take out the

connectors of all the
E1s on the cabling
rack.
2. Perform remote
self-loop test to the
first E1 cable.
normal on the peer
local office of the
check result. If this E1
is abnormal, the peer
office records the
number of the E1.
4. Set the connectors to
the normal connection
state.
perform remote
E1s in sequence.
office of the numbers
of E1s that fail in the
order to solve
problems through
three parties.
commissioning again
in the way stated
above, until all the E1s
pass the remote
self-loop test.
DSP PORT command
is displayed, it
indicates the E1 port is
normal.

that an E1, which is abnormal, while
the other is normal, it may be that the
two E1s are wrongly connected. Such
a case also needs to be recorded.
If an E1, which is abnormal, becomes

normal while the other E1 is normal, it
may be that the two E1s are
cross-connected. The problem can be
solved by adjusting the cables on the
cabling rack of the local or peer office.
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Item
Operation
Remark
MTP
Commissioning

DSP N7LNK or DSP
N7DLNK command to
links. If In Use, Healthy is
links are normal.
If the status of the link is abnormal, run

the LST N7LNK command to check if
the configuration of the following
parameters is correct:

Module number
Link type
Signaling link code

N7LKS and LST N7RT to check if the
index relations of the following
parameters are correct: SPC, DSP name
and Linkset name.

DSP N7RT command to
check the statuses of
relevant MTP routes. If
Healthy, In Service is
SCCP
commissioning
Check the status

of SS7 trunk
circuits
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DSP SCCPDSP command
to check the status of the
remote SCCP remote SP. If
Allow is displayed, it
indicates the remote SCCP
SP is normal.


DSP SCCPSSN command
SCCP subsystems. If Allow
is displayed, it indicates the

subsystem code are correctly configured.
On the LMT client, run

TST SCCPGT to check if
SCCP GT translation is
right.


DSP OFTK or DSP
N7TKC command to check
the statuses of SS7 trunk
circuits.
If the status is abnormal, run commands

such as LST TG and LST TKC to check
if the following parameters are correctly
configured: equipment ID, OPC, DPC,
start CIC and terminal endpoint ID.
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2.7 Configuring Data for Interworking with TMSC Using

BICC Trunks
Typical Networking
When the MSOFTX3000 interworks with the TMSC, the application layer uses the BICC
protocol. The BICC protocol can be borne over TDM, IP and ATM.
At present, it is generally borne over SCTP/IPl. See Figure 2-8 for typical networking.
Figure 2-8 Typical structure of the MSOFTX3000 interworking with the TMSC using ISUP trunks
MSC
TMSC
MSOFTX3000
BICC
BICC trunk
BICC trunk
IP network
UMG8900
UMG8900
As shown in Figure 2-8, the MSOFTX3000 connects to the TMSC through BICC links. BICC
messages can be transmitted between the MSOFTX3000 and the TMSC through IP.
The structure of the protocol stack is BICC/SCTP/IP on both the MSOFTX3000 side and the
TMSC side.
For the MSOFTX3000 to interwork with the TMSC, you need to configure the following
z
Data")
Data for the MSOFTX3000 to interwork with the TMSC
Trunk data for the MSOFTX3000 to interwork with the MSC
MSOFTX3000 side:
z
64 BICC trunk circuits are set up between the MSOFTX3000 and the TMSC.
Two BICC links are set up between the MSOFTX3000 and the TMSC.
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Table 2-10 Interworking parameters between the MSOFTX3000-1 and the MSC 2
SN
Parameter
Value
BICC interworking between the

MSOFTX3000 and the peer MSC 2
BICC borne over SCTP
IP address of MSOFTX3000
10.140.15.1
Port for SCTP to interconnect with the

MSOFTX3000-1(Server)
8004
IP address of MSC 2
13.140.15.11
Port for SCTP to interconnect with MSC

2 (Client)
BICC SCTP Link To MSC-2-0:

80044
BICC SCTP Link To MSC-2-1: 8005
Start BICC CIC
64
End BICC CIC
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2.7.2 Script
Configuring BICC Signaling Data
Description
Add an office direction. Set Office direction name to MSC-2 and

Signaling type to SCTP.
Script
ADD OFC: ON="MSC-2", OOFFICT=MSC, DOL=SAME, SIG=SCTP,

CSCNAME="CALL_SRC1", AN="0";
Note
In this example, because the two office directions have no SS7 trunk circuits,
you need not input DPC in the command.
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Description
Add a sub-route. Set Sub-route name to MSC-2.
Script
ADD SRT: SRN="MSC-2", ON="MSC-2";
Note
Null
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Step 3 Add a route

Description
Add a route. Set Route number to MSC-2.
Script
ADD RT: RN="MSC-2", SR1N="MSC-2";
Note
Null

Description
Add route analysis. Set Route selection name to RSN2.
Script
ADD RTANA: RSN="RSN2", RSSN="RSSN1", CC=CAT254, ADI=ALL,

TP=ALL, TSN="DEFAULT", RN="MSC-2", ISUP=NOCHG;
Note

the command to ALL.
Step 5 Add a BICC SCTP link

Description
Add a BICC SCTP link. Set Client/Server to Server, WBSG module

number to 141, Link name to To MSC-2-0, Local port number to 8004
and Remote port number to 8004; set WBSG module number to 142,
Link name to To MSC-2-1, Local port number to 8004 and Remote port
number to 8005.
Script
ADD BICCSCTPLNK: MN=141, LNKNAME="To MSC-2-0",

ON="MSC-2", LOCIP1="10.140.15.1", LOCPORT=8004,
PEERIP1="13.140.15.11", PEERPORT=8004, CLNTSVR=SERVER;
ADD BICCSCTPLNK: MN=142, LNKNAME="To MSC-2-1",
ON="MSC-2", LOCIP1="10.140.15.1", LOCPORT=8004,
PEERIP1="13.140.15.11", PEERPORT=8005, CLNTSVR=SERVER;
Note
Null
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Configuring BICC Trunk Data

Step 1 Add a BICC trunk group
Description
Add a BICC trunk group. Set Trunk group name to MSC-2 and MGW
name to MGW1.
Script
ADD BICCTG: TGN="MSC-2", MGWNAME="MGW1",

SRCN="MSC-2", CT=BICC_IP, RELRED=NO;
Note
Null
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Step 2 Add a BICC CIC module

Description
Add a BICC CIC module. Set Office direction name to MSC-2.
Script
ADD BICCCICMDU: ON="MSC-2", MN=23, SCIC=64, ECIC=127,

CCT=NOCHANGE;
Note
Null
----End

Item
Action
Note
BICC
commissioning

DSP N7RT command to
links. If Active is
If the statuses are abnormal, run the LST

BICCSCTPLNK command to check if
BICC SCTP links are correctly
configured, including the following
parameters: the module number, Link
name, office direction, local end port
number, local end IP address, peer port
number, peer IP address, and C/S work
mode.
If data configuration for the local office

has no problem, check if data of the peer
MSC is correctly configured.
If data configuration of the peer MSC

also has no problem, run the ACT
BSCTP command to activate BICC
SCTP links.

command DSP BICCCIC
or DSP BICCOFC to
check the statuses of BICC
CICs. If Idle is displayed, it
indicates that the BICC
CICs are normal.
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command LST BICCCICMDU to check
if the parameters such as the office
direction, module number, start CIC, and
CIC transformation mode are correct.
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2.8 Configuring Data for Interworking with the PSTN

Switch Based on MTP
Typical Networking
When the MSOFTX3000 interworks with the PSTN switch, the application layer uses the ISUP
protocol. For the PSTN switch, ISUP is borne over TDM; for the MSOFTX3000, ISUP is borne
over TDM and IP.
The ISUP protocol on the MSOFTX3000 side is borne over TDM. See Figure 2-9 for typical
networking.
Figure 2-9 Typical structure of the MSOFTX3000 interworking with the PSTN switch based on
MTP
MSC
MSOFTX3000
MTP link
Semipermanent
connection
PSTN switch
MTP link/SS7 trunk

UMG8900
As shown in Figure 2-9, the MSOFTX3000 connects with the PSTN switch through MTP links.
ISUP messages can be transmitted between the MSOFTX3000 and the PSTN switch through
the UMG8900 in the semi-permanent connection mode.
The structure of the protocol stack is ISUP/MTP3/MTP2/MTP1 on both the MSOFTX3000
side and the PSTN side.
For the MSOFTX3000 to interwork with the PSTN switch, you need to configure the following
z
Data")
Data between the MSOFTX3000 to interwork with the PSTN switch
Trunk data for the MSOFTX3000 to interwork with the PSTN switch
In this example, it is required to meet the following requirements by configuring the following
data on the MSOFTX3000 side:
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z
Two E1 trunk circuits are set up between the MSOFTX3000 and the PSTN switch.
Two MTP links are set up between the MSOFTX3000 and the PSTN switch through the
UMG8900 in the semi-permanent connection mode.
Table 2-11 Data for the MSOFTX3000 to interwork with the PSTN switch
SN
Parameter
Value

MSOFTX3000
PSTN switch SPC (for the national

network)

STP
No
Destination signaling point is the

adjacent signaling point?
Yes
MTP link code
Link To PSTN-0 of module 23: 0

Link To PSTN-1 of module 24: 1
MTP link code (on the MSOFTX3000

side)
Link To PSTN-0 of module 23: 6#E1

1
Link To PSTN-1 of module: 4#E11
Whether SSP trunk group signaling uses

ISUP or TUP
ISUP
CICs of SS7 trunk circuits
64127

circuits
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2.8.2 Script
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Description
Add an MTP DSP. Set DSP name to PSTN-1.
Script
ADD N7DSP: DPNM="PSTN-1", NI=NAT, DPC="110055",

STPF=FALSE, ADJF=TRUE;
Note
The MOSTX3000 connects to the PSTN through the UMG8900 that is in the
semi-permanent connection mode. For the PSTN switch with PSTN-1 as the
DSP name, set STP flag in the command to FALSE, but Adjacent flag to
TRUE.
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Description
Add an MTP linkset. Set Linkset name of MTP to PSTN-1 and Adjacent
DSP name to PSTN-1.
Script
ADD N7LKS: LSNM="PSTN-1", ASPNM="PSTN-1";
Note
Because the MSOFTX3000 connects to the PSTN switch through the

UMG8900 that is in the semi-permanent mode, you need to set Adjacent
DSP name in the command to the SP index of the PSTN switch. Here it is
set to PSTN-1.

Description
Add an MTP route. Set DSP name to PSTN-1.
Script
ADD N7RT: DPNM="PSTN-1", LSNM="PSTN-1";
Note
Null

Description
Add MTPs. Set WCSU/WBSG module number to 23, Link name to To

PSTN-0, Signaling link code to 0 and Start timeslot number to 6#E11;
set WCSU/WBSG module number to 24, Link name to To PSTN-1,
Script
ADD N7LNK: MN=23, LNKNM="To PSTN-0", LNKTYPE=TDM0,

E1=6, TS=1, LSNM="PSTN-1", SLC=0;
ADD N7LNK: MN=24, LNKNM="To PSTN-1", LNKTYPE=TDM0,
E1=4, TS=1, LSNM="PSTN-1", SLC=1;
Note
Because MSOFTX3000 connects to the PSTN switch through MTP links,

you need to set Link type in the command to TDM 64kbit/s.


E1.
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Description
Add an office direction. Set Office direction name to PSTN-1 and DPC1 to
110055.
Script
ADD OFC: ON="PSTN-1", OOFFICT=NATT, DOL=SAME,

DOA=PSTN, SIG=NONBICC, NI=NAT, DPC1="110055";
Note
ADD N7TG.

Description
Add a sub-route. Set Sub-route name to PSTN-1.
Script
ADD SRT: SRN="PSTN-1", ON="PSTN-1";
Note
Null
Step 3 Add a route

Description
Add a route. Set Sub-route name to PSTN-1.
Script
ADD RT: RN="PSTN-1", SR1N="PSTN-1";
Note
Null

Description
Script

TP=ALL, TSN="DEFAULT", RN="PSTN-1", ISUP=ISUP_F;
Note

the command to ALL.
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Description
Add an SS7 trunk group. Set Trunk group name to PSTN-1 and MGW
name to MGW1.
Script
ADD N7TG: TGN="PSTN-1", MGWNAME="MGW1", CT=ISUP,

SRN="PSTN-1", G=INOUT, SOPC="001122", SDPC="110055",
CSCNAME="CALL_SRC1",
ICR=LCO-1&LC-1&LCT-1&NTT-1&ITT-1, RELRED=NO;
Note
Null

Description
Script
ADD N7TKC: MN=22, TGN="PSTN-1", SCIC=64, ECIC=127, TID=64,

SCF=TRUE;
Note
If a media gateway circuit is used as a signaling timeslot, you need to set the
circuit to Unavailable.
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Item
Operation
Remark
Check clock
status
Before the commissioning

of the MTP link, make sure
that the clock of the
MSOFTX3000 is
synchronous with that of
the peer device. If they are
not synchronous, MTP
cannot work normally.
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Item
Operation
Remark
Remote self-loop
test of E1 cables
1. Take out the

connectors of all the
E1s on the cabling
rack.
2. Perform remote
self-loop test to the
first E1 cable.
normal on the peer
local office of the
check result. If this E1
is abnormal, the peer
office records the
number of the E1.
4. Set the connectors to
the normal connection
state.
perform remote
E1s in sequence.
office of the numbers
of E1s that fail in the
order to solve
problems through
three parties.
commissioning again
in the way stated
above, until all the E1s
pass the remote
self-loop test.
DSP PORT command
is displayed, it
indicates the E1 ports
are normal.

that an E1 is abnormal while the other
are wrongly connected. Such a case
also needs to be recorded.
If an E1, which is abnormal, becomes

normal while the other E1 is normal, it
may be that the two E1s are
cross-connected. The problem can be
solved by adjusting the cables on the
cabling rack of the local or peer office.
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Item
Operation
Remark
MTP
Commissioning

DSP N7LNK or DSP
N7DLNK command to
MTP links. If In Use,
Healthy is displayed, it
indicates that the links are
normal.


Module number
Link type
Signaling link code

and Linkset name.

DSP N7RT command to
MTP routes. If Healthy, In
Service, is displayed, it
indicates that the routes are
normal.
Check the status
of SS7 trunk
circuits

DSP OFTK or DSP
N7TKC command to check
if the statuses of SS7 trunk
circuits are normal.

such as LST TG and LST TKC to check
if the following parameters are correctly
configured: equipment ID, OPC, DPC,
start CIC and terminal endpoint ID.

Typical Networking
over TDM or IP.
The ISUP protocol on the MSOFTX3000 side is borne over IP. The structure of the protocol
stack is ISUP/MTP3/M2UA/SCTP/IP. See Figure 2-10 for typical networking.
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IP
MSC
MSOFTX3000
M2UA
MTP link/SS7 trunk

UMG8900 (SG)
PSTN switch
As shown in Figure 2-10, the MSOFTX3000 connects to the UMG8900 (with SG embedded)
through M2UA links, exchanges ISUP messages with the PSTN and controls the UMG8900 to
set up voice channels for interworking with the PSTN switch.
The structure of the protocol is ISUP/MTP3/M2UA/SCTP/IP on the MSFOTX3000 side; the
structure of the protocol is ISUP/MTP3/MTP2/MTP1 on the PSTN switch side.
To enable the MSOFTX3000 to interwork with the PSTN switch, you need to configure the
following interworking data on the MSOFTX3000 side:
z
Data for the MSOFTX3000 to interwork with the UMG8900 (with SG embedded) (See
"Configuring MGW 1 Data")
Signaling data for the MSOFTX3000 to interwork with the PSTN switch
MSOFTX3000 side:
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Two E1 circuits between the MSOFTX3000 and the PSTN switch through the UMG8900.
Between the MSOFTX3000 and the UMG8900, two M2UA links based on different
WBSGs are set up.
Two 64kbit/s MTP links are set up between the MSOFTX3000 and the PSTN switch
through the function of the SG embedded in the UMG8900. The two M2UA link sets bear
the SS7 signaling service of one MTP link respectively.
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Table 2-12 Interworking parameters between the MSOFTX3000 and the UMG8900 (with SG
embedded)
SN
Parameter
Value
IP address of the WIFM of

MSOFTX3000
10.140.15.1/255.255.0.0
IP address of UMG8900 (with SG

embedded) for SIGTRAN
11.140.15.10/255.255.0.0
Local SCTP port number of M2UA links

on MSOFTX3000 side (Client)
M2UA link name LINK0: 2904
Local port number of SCTP of M2UA

links on the UMG8900 side (Server)
2904
Transmission mode of M2UA linkset
Load sharing mode
Interface identifier (integer) of MTP link

0 on the module with the number 141
Interface identifier (integer) of MTP link

0 on the module with the number 142
M2UA link name LINK1: 2910
SN
Parameter
Value

MSOFTX3000

network)
MTP link code
MTP link To PSTN-2: 0 in the module

with the number 141
MTP link To PSTN-3: 1 in the module
with the number 142
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ISUP
SS7 trunk circuit CIC
128~191

circuits
128~191
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2.9.2 Script
Adding an Embedded SG
Description
Add an SG (It is embedded in the UMG8900). Set SG name to

MGW-SG-0.
Script
ADD ESG: SGNM="MGW-SG-0", MGNM="MGW1";
Note
Because the signaling gateway is embedded in the UMG8900, what is typed

in the MGW name in the command needs to be that of the UMG8900. Here
it is set to 1.
Configuring M2UA Signaling Data

Step 1 Add two M2UA link sets
Description
Add two M2UA link sets. Set Linkset name to M2UA LinkSet 0 and
M2UA LinkSet 1 respectively and Interface ID type to Integer
Script
ADD M2LKS: LSNM="M2UA LinkSet 0", SGNM="MGW-SG-0",

TM=LOADSHARE, IFT=INTEGER;
ADD M2LKS: LSNM="M2UA LinkSet 1", SGNM="MGW-SG-0",
TM=LOADSHARE, IFT=INTEGER;
Note
Unless otherwise specified, set the linkset service mode to Load-share.

And the service mode of the linkset needs to be consistent with that on the
SG side; otherwise, all M2UA links in this linkset cannot work normally.
Each M2UA link in the same M2UA linkset can only be configured under
the same WBSG. To ensure the reliability of M2UA links, allocate M2UA
links from the MSOFTX3000 to the same embedded SG on different
WBSGs. So you need to configure two M2UA link sets.
Step 2 Add an M2UA link

Description
Add an M2UA link. Set Client/Server to Client side, WBSG module

number to 141, Link name to LINK0 and Local port number to 2094; set
WBSG module number to 142, Link name to LINK1 and Local port
number to 2910; Peer port number to 2904 (by default).
Script
ADD M2LNK: MN=141, LNKNM="LINK0", LSNM="M2UA LinkSet 0",

LOCPORT=2904, LOCIP1="10.140.15.1", PEERPORT=2904,
PEERIP1="11.140.15.10";
ADD M2LNK: MN=142, LNKNM="LINK1", LSNM="M2UA LinkSet 1",
LOCPORT=2910, LOCIP1="10.140.15.1", PEERPORT=2904,
PEERIP1="11.140.15.10";
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Note

z
Set Peer IP address in this command to the IP address of the UMG8900

used for the SIGTRAN protocol, that is, 11.140.15.10.
To ensure the reliability of M2UA links, allocate M2UA links from the
MSOFTX3000 to the same embedded SG on different WBSGs.
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Description
Add an MTP DSP. Set DSP name to PSTN-2.
Script
ADD N7DSP: DPNM="PSTN-2", NI=NAT, DPC="110066",

STPF=FALSE, ADJF=TRUE;
Note
For the PSTN switch with PSTN-2 as the DSP name, set STP flag in the
command to FALSE, but Adjacent flag to TRUE.

Description
Add an MTP linkset. Set Linkset name of MTP to PSTN-2 and Adjacent
DSP name to PSTN-2.
Script
ADD N7LKS: LSNM="PSTN-2", ASPNM="PSTN-2";
Note
Because the MSOFTX3000 connects to the PSTN switch through SS7

signaling that is in the direct connection mode, you need to set Adjacent
DSP name in the command to the SP index of the PSTN switch. Here it is
set to PSTN-2.
Step 3 Add an MTP link

Description
Add an MTP link. The SS7 signaling service with WCSU/WBSG module
number set to 141, Link name to To PSTN-2, Integer interface ID to 0
and Signaling link code to 0 is borne over M2UA link LINK0; the SS7
signaling service with WCSU/WBSG module number set to 142, Link
name to To PSTN-3, Integer interface ID to 1 and Signaling link code to
1 is borne over M2UA link LINK1;
Script
ADD N7LNK: MN=141, LNKNM="To PSTN-2", LNKTYPE=M2UA0,

M2LSNM="M2UA LinkSet 0", BINIFID=0, LSNM="PSTN-2", SLC=0;
ADD N7LNK: MN=142, LNKNM="To PSTN-3", LNKTYPE=M2UA0,
M2LSNM="M2UA LinkSet 1", BINIFID=1, LSNM="PSTN-2", SLC=1;
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Note
Because the MSOFTX3000 uses M2UA to bear SS7 signaling traffic on

the MTP links, you need to set Link type in the command to M2UA
64kbit/s.
Because different M2UA link sets bear SS7 signaling traffic on different
MTP links, Linkset name of the M2UA in the command cannot be the
same. Here it is set to M2UA LinkSet 0 and M2UA LinkSet 1
respectively.
For an MTP link with M2UA to bear SS7 signaling traffic (logical link on
the MSOFTX3000 side), its interface ID is mandatory. Different MTP
links have different (integer) interface IDs.
Step 4 Add an MTP route to the PSTN switch

Description
Add an MTP route to the PSTN switch. Set DSP name to PSTN-2.
Script
ADD N7RT: DPNM="PSTN-2", LSNM="PSTN-2";
Note
Null
----End

Description
Add an office direction. Set Office direction name to PSTN-2. Set DPC to
110066.
Script
ADD
OFC:
ON="PSTN-2",
OOFFICT=NATT,
DOL=SAME,
Note
ADD N7TG.
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Script
Note
Null
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Step 3 Add a route

Description
Script
Note
Null

Description
Script

Note

the command to ALL.
----End

Description
name to MGW1.
Script

Note
Null

Description
Script
ADD N7TKC: MN=22, TGN="PSTN-2", SCIC=128, ECIC=191,

TID=128, SCF=TRUE;
Note
If a media gateway circuit is used as a signaling timeslot, it is suggested use

the command MOD N7TKC set the circuit to Unavailable.
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Item
Action
Note
M2UA
commissioning

DSP M2LNK command to
check the statuses of M2UA
links. If Active is displayed, it
normal.
Use the LST M2LNK command to

check if such parameters as the local
port number, local IP address, remote
port number, remote IP address, and
C/S work mode are correctly
configured.
MTP
commissioning

DSP N7LNK or DSP
normal.


DSP N7RT command to
DSPs are normal.
Module number
Link type
Signaling link code

and Linkset name.

DSP N7RT command to
routes. If Healthy, In Service
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SCCP
commissioning

check the status of remote

SCCP
commissioning

check the status of SCCP
subsystems. If Allow is

configured.


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Item
Action
Note
Check the status

of SS7 trunk
circuits

DSP OFTK or DSP N7TKC
command to check the
statuses of SS7 trunk links.

such as LST TG and LST TKC to
check if the following parameters are
correctly configured: equipment ID,
OPC, DPC, start CIC and terminal
endpoint ID.

Typical Networking
over TDM and IP.
The ISUP protocol on the MSOFTX3000 side is borne over IP. The structure of the protocol
stack is ISUP/M3UA/SCTP/IP. See Figure 2-11 for typical networking.
M3UA
MSC
MSOFTX3000
M3UA
MTP link/SS7 trunk

UMG8900(SG)
PSTN switch
As shown in Figure 2-11, the MSOFTX3000 connects to the UMG8900 (with SG embedded)
through M3UA links, exchanges ISUP messages with the PSTN switch and controls the
UMG8900 to set up voice channels for interworking with the PSTN switch.
The structure of the protocol is ISUP/M3UA/SCTP/IP on the MSFOTX3000 side; the structure
of the protocol is ISUP/MTP3/MTP2/MTP1 on the PSTN switch side.
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To enable the MSOFTX3000 to interwork with the PSTN switch, you need to configure the
following interworking data on the MSOFTX3000 side:
z
Data for the MSOFTX3000 to interwork with the UMG8900 (with SG embedded) (See
"Configuring MGW 1 Data")
Signaling data for the MSOFTX3000 to interwork with the PSTN switch
MSOFTX3000 side:
z
Two E1 circuits between the MSOFTX3000 and the PSTN switch are set up through the
UMG8900.
Between the MSOFTX3000 and the UMG8900, two M2UA links based on different
WBSGs are set up.
Table 2-14 Interworking parameters between the MSOFTX3000 and the UMG8900 (SG)
SN
Parameter
Value
IP address of the WIFM of MSOFTX3000
10.140.15.1/255.255.0.0
IP address of the UMG8900 PPU board
11.140.15.3/255.255.0.0

MSOFTX3000
001122 (24-bit code format)
SPC of UMG8900 (with SG embedded)
001133 (24-bit code format)
Local SCTP port number of M3UA links on

MSOFTX3000 side (Client)
M3UA link name To SG1-A-0:

8042
M3UA link name To SG1-A-1:
8043
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Local SCTP port number of M3UA links on

UMG8900 side (Server)
6043
Transmission mode of M3UA linkset
Load sharing mode
Work mode of MSOFTX3000 on M3UA

linkset
AS
Work mode of UMG8900 on M3UA linkset
SG
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SN
Parameter
Value

MSOFTX3000

network)
Work mode of MSOFTX3000 on

M3UA linkset
SP
Signaling type used by SS7 trunks
ISUP
SS7 trunk circuit CIC
192255

circuits
192255
2.10.2 Script
Adding M3UA Signaling Data
Step 1 Add an M3UA local entity
Description
Add an M3UA local entity. Set Local entity name to MSC, Signaling point
code to 001122 and Local entity type to AS.
Script
ADD M3LE: LENM="MSC", NI=NAT, OPC="001122", LET=AS;
Note
The routing context may be a decimal number or null (not configured). It

needs to be negotiated with the UMG8900 (SG). Here, it is null.
Step 2 Add two M3UA destination entities

Description
Add two M3UA destination entities. Set Destination entity name to SG1-A
and PSTN-3.
Script
ADD M3DE: DENM="SG1-A", LENM="MSC", NI=NAT,

DPC="001133", STPF=TRUE, DET=SG;
ADD M3DE: DENM="PSTN-3", LENM="MSC", NI=NAT,
DPC="110077", STPF= FALSE, DET=SP;
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Note
Because MSOFTX3000 networks with the UMG8900 in a

non-peer-to-peer mode and the entity type of MSOFTX3000 is
Application Server (AS), you need to set the entity type of the UMG8900
to SG.
Because the interworking of ISUP signaling is achieved between the

MSOFTX3000 and the PSTN switch through the UMG8900, you need to
set the destination entity type of the PSTN switch to SP.
Because the UMG8900 has the signaling transfer function on the signaling
network, set STP flag to TRUE; otherwise, error occurs when you add an
M3UA route using ADD M3RT.
Step 3 Add an M3UA linkset

Description
Add an M3UA linkset. Set Linkset name to To SG1-A and Adjacent entity
name to SG1-A.
Script
ADD M3LKS: LSNM="To SG1-A", ADNM="SG1-A",

TM=LOADSHARE, WM=ASP;
Note
Because the MSOFTX3000 connects to the UMG8900 through M3UA

signaling links that are in the direct connection mode, you need to set
Adjacent entity name in the command to the Destination entity name of
the UMG8900. Here it is set to SG1-A.
Because the MSOFTX3000 interworks with the UMG8900 in a

non-peer-to-peer mode and the MSOFTX3000 acts as an AS, set Work
mode in the command to ASP.
The linkset service mode needs to be consistent with that on the SG;
otherwise, all M2UA links in this linkset cannot work normally. Unless
otherwise specified, set the linkset service mode to Load-share.
Step 4 Add an M3UA route

Description
Add an M3UA route. Set Destination entity name to SG1-A and PSTN-3.
Script
ADD M3RT: DENM="SG1-A", LSNM="To SG1-A";

ADD M3RT: DENM=" PSTN-3", LSNM="To SG1-A";
Note
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Step 5 Add an M3UA link

Description
Add an M3UA link. Set Client/Server to Client, WBSG module number

to 141, Link name to To SG1-A-0 and Local port number to 8042; set
WBSG module number to 142, Link name to To SG1-A-1 and Local port
number to 8043; Peer port number to 6043.
Script
ADD M3LNK: MN=141, LNKNM="To SG1-A-0",

LOCIP1="10.140.15.1", LOCPORT=8042, PEERIP1="11.140.15.3",
PEERPORT=6043, CS=C, LSNM="To SG1-A", ASF=YES;
ADD M3LNK: MN=142, LNKNM="To SG1-A-1",
LOCIP1="10.140.15.1", LOCPORT=8043, PEERIP1="11.140.15.3",
PEERPORT=6043, CS=C, LSNM="To SG1-A", ASF=YES;
Note

the command to ALL.
----End

Description
Add an office direction. Set Office direction name to PSTN-3 and DPCI to
110077.
Script
ADD OFC: ON="PSTN-3", OOFFICT=NATT, DOL=SAME,

Note
ADD N7TG.

Description
Script
Note
Null
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Step 3 Add a route

Description
Script
Note
Null

Description
Script

Note

the command to ALL.
----End

Description
name to MGW1.
Script

Note
Null

Description
Script
ADD N7TKC: MN=22, TG=7, SC=192, EC=255, SCIC=192, SCF=TRUE,

TID=192;
Note
If a media gateway circuit is used as a signaling timeslot, it is suggested use

the command MOD N7TKC set the circuit to Unavailable.
----End
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Item
Action
Note
M3UA
commissioning

DSP M3LNK command to
links. If Active is displayed, it
normal.

M3LKS command to check if the
correct transmission mode has been
configured for the linkset. Use the LST
M3LNK command to check if such
parameters as the local port number,
local IP address, remote port number,
remote IP address, and C/S work mode
are correctly configured.

DSP M3LKS command to
check the status of the M3UA
link sets. If Active is
link sets are normal.
M3UA
commissioning
Check the status

of SS7 trunk
circuits

DSP M3DE command to
check the status of the M3UA
destination entity. If
Accessible is displayed, it
indicates that the entity
normal.
DSP M3RT command to
routes.

LST M3LE, LST M3DE and LST
M3LKS commands to check if such
parameters as the Local entity name,
Destination entity name and Linkset
name are correctly configured.

DSP OFTK or DSP N7TKC
command to check the
statuses of SS7 trunk circuits.

such as LST TG and LST TKC to
check if the following parameters are
correctly configured: equipment ID,
OPC, DPC, start CIC and terminal
endpoint ID.
2.11 Configuring Data for Interworking with the STP

Typical Networking
When the MSOFTX3000 interworks with the STP, the both sides are borne over the TDM.
They interwork through the UMG8900 in the semi-permanent mode.
At present, the networking is generally borne over the TDM. See Figure 2-12 for typical
networking.
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Figure 2-12 Typical networking between the MSOFTX3000 and the STP
MSC
MSOFTX3000
MTP link
Semipermanent
connection
MTP link/SS7 trunk
UMG8900
STP
As shown in Figure 2-12, the MSOFTX3000 and the UMG8900 are integrated, and the
UMG8900 is in the semi-permanent mode. The ISUP and SCCP messages between the STP and
the MSOFTX3000 are transmitted through the UMG8900 in transparent transmission mode.
The structure of the protocol stack is ISUP/SCCP/MTP3/MTP2/MTP1 on both the
MSOFTX3000 side and the STP side.
For the MSOFTX3000 to interwork with the STP, you must configure the following data on the
MSOFTX3000 side:
z
Data for the MSOFTX3000 to interwork with the UMG8900. (See "Configuring MGW 1
Data".)
Signaling data for the MSOFTX3000 to interwork with the STP
MSOFTX3000 side:
z
Two MTP links are set up between the MSOFTX3000 and the STP.
Normal SCCP connection is set up between the MSOFTX3000 and the STP.
Table 2-16 Interworking parameters between the MSOFTX3000 and the STP
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SN
Parameter
Value
SPC of the MSOFTX3000
001122 (for the national network)
SPC of the STP
BB0003 (for the national network)
Whether the DSP is the STP
Yes
Whether the DSP is an adjacent signaling

point
Yes
MSC and SCMG
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SN
Parameter
Value
MTP link code
Link To STP-0: 0
Link To STP-1: 1

MSOFTX3000 side)
Link To STP-0 of module 22: 4#E15

Link To STP-1 of module 24: 5#E15
2.11.2 Script

Step 1 Add an MTP DSP.
Description
Add an MTP DSP. Set DSP name to STP-1 that indicates the STP switch.
Script
ADD N7DSP: DPNM="STP-1", NI=NAT, DPC="BB0003", STPF=TRUE,

ADJF=TRUE;
Note
For the STP with STP-1 as the DSP name, set STP flag in the command to
True, and Adjacent flag to True.
Step 2 Add an MTP linkset.

Description
Add an MTP linkset. Set Linkset name of MTP to STP-1 and Adjacent
DSP name to STP-1.
Script
ADD N7LKS: LSNM="STP-1", ASPNM="STP-1";
Note
The MSOFTX3000 directly connects to the STP switch through the

UMG8900 that is in the semi-permanent mode, so you must set Adjacent
DSP name in the command to the SP index of the STP switch. Here it is set
to STP-1.
Step 3 Add an MTP route.

Description
Add an MTP route. Set DSP name to STP-1.
Script
ADD N7RT: DPNM="STP-1", LSNM="STP-1";
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Step 4 Add MTP links.

Description

STP-0, Signaling link code to 0, and adopt timeslot 5 of the No. 4 E1 port of
the WEPI; Set WCSU/WBSG module number to 24, Link name to To
STP-1, Signaling link code to 1 and adopt timeslot 5 of the No. 5 E1 port of
the WEPI.
Script
ADD N7LNK: MN=22, LNKNM="To STP-0", LNKTYPE=TDM0, E1=4,

TS=5, LSNM="STP-1", SLC=0;
ADD N7LNK: MN=24, LNKNM="To STP-1", LNKTYPE=TDM0, E1=5,
TS=5, LSNM="STP-1", SLC=1;
Note
The MSOFTX3000 is connected to the STP switch through the MTP links,
so you must set Link type in the command to TDM 64kbit/s.
Timeslot number of E1 indicates the E1 port timeslot number of the


E1.
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Description
Add an SCCP DSP. Set DSP name to STP-1 and DPC to BB0003.
Script
ADD SCCPDSP: DPNM="STP-1", NI=NAT, DPC="BB0003",

OPC="001122";
Note
between them.

Description
Script
ADD SCCPSSN: SSNNM="STP-1-SCMG", NI=NAT, SSN=SCMG,

SPC="BB0003", OPC="001122";
ADD SCCPSSN: SSNNM="STP-1-MSC", NI=NAT, SSN=MSC,
SPC="BB0003", OPC="001122";
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Note

z
For STP, you need to set several SSN codes: SCMG and MSC.

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After completing the above configuration, perform steps in the following table to verify it.
Item
Operation
Remark
Check clock
status
Before the commissioning of MTP

links, make sure that the clock of the
MSOFTX3000 is synchronous with
that of the peer device. If not, the
MTP links cannot work normally.
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Item
Operation
Remote
self-loop test of
E1 cables
1. Take out the connectors of all the Note:

E1s on the cabling rack.
z If during the self-loop test, an E1
is abnormal and the other is
2. Perform a remote self-loop test
normal, the two E1s may be
with the connectors to the first
wrongly connected. This case
E1.
must be recorded.
3. Check if the first E1 is normal on
z If one E1 is normal, and the other
the peer office and notify the
E1 becomes normal from
abnormal, the two E1s may be
local office of the result. If this
cross-connected. The problem
E1 is abnormal, the peer office
can be solved by adjusting the
records the number of the E1.
cables on the cabling rack of the
local or peer office.
4. Set the connectors to the normal
connection state.
5. Follow steps 24 to perform
remote self-loop test to other E1s
in sequence.
6. Notify the peer office and the
transmission office of the
numbers of E1s that fail in the
self-loop test and are wrongly
connected. Solve the problems
through negotiation among the
three parties.
7. After adjusting those abnormal
E1s, conduct commissioning
again using the preceding
method, till all the E1s pass the
8. On the LMT of the local office,
run DSP PORT to check the
status of all the E1 ports. If
Normal is displayed, it indicates
that the E1 ports are normal.
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Item
Operation
Remark
MTP
commissioning
On the LMT client, run DSP N7LNK

or DSP N7DLNK to check the status
of related MTP links. If Healthy, In
Service is displayed, the links are
normal.
If the links are abnormal, run

LST N7LNK to check if the
following parameters are
configured correctly:
On the LMT client, run DSP N7DSP

to check the status of MTP DSPs. If
Accessible is displayed, the DSPs are
normal.
On the LMT client, run DSP N7RT to
check the status of related MTP
routes. If Normal, Transfer
Allowed, In service is displayed, the
E1 ports are normal.
Module number
Link type
Signaling link code
If the MTP DSPs are abnormal,

run LST N7DSP, LST N7LKS
and LST N7RT in sequence to
check if the reference
relationships of the following
parameters are correct:
z
SPC
DSP name
Linkset name
SCCP
commissioning
On the LMT client, run DSP

SCCPDSP to check the status of the
displayed, the remote SCCP SP is
normal.
If the status is abnormal, run

LST SCCPDSP to check if the
parameters such as DPC and
OPC are correctly configured.
SCCP
commissioning

SCCPSSN to check the status of
related SCCP subsystems. If Allow is
displayed, the SCCP subsystems are
normal.
If the SCCP subsystems are

abnormal, run LST SCCPSSN
to check if the parameters such
as DPC, OPC and the subsystem
code are correctly configured.

SCCPGT to check if the SCCP GT
translation is correct.
For wrong translation, run LST

SCCPGT to check if the
parameters are correctly
configured.
2.12 Configuring Data for Interworking with the SCP

Typical Networking
The MSOFTX3000 interworks with the SCP through the CAP interface. The CAP protocol can
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At present, the networking is generally borne over the TDM. See Figure 2-13 for typical
networking.
Figure 2-13 Typical networking between the MSOFTX3000 and the SCP
MSC
SCP
MSOFTX3000
MTP
SS7 network
MTP
UMG8900
As shown in Figure 2-13, the MSOFTX3000 connects to the SCP through the MTP links. The
CAP messages are transmitted between the MSOFTX3000 and the SCP through the SS7
signaling.
The structure of the protocol stack is CAP/TCAP/SCCP/MTP on both the MSOFTX3000 side
and the SCP side.
For the MSOFTX3000 to interwork with the SCP, you must configure the following data on the
MSOFTX3000 side:
z
Data")
Signaling data for the MSOFTX3000 to interwork with the SCP switch
In this example, it is required to meet the following requirements by configuring the following
data on the MSOFTX3000 side:
z
Two MTP links are set up between the MSOFTX3000 and the SCP.
Normal SCCP connection is set up between the MSOFTX3000 and the SCP.
Table 2-17 Interworking parameters of the MSOFTX3000 and the SCP
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SN
Parameter
Value
SPC (for the national network) of the

MSOFTX3000
SPC (for the national network) of the SCP

switch
Whether the DSP is the STP
No
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SN
Parameter
Value
Whether the DSP is an adjacent signaling

point
Yes
MTP link code
Link To SCP-0 of module 22: 0

Link To SCP-1 of module 24: 1

MSOFTX3000 side)
Link To SCP-0 of module 22: 5#E12
CAP and SCMG
Link To SCP-1 of module 24: 0#E12
2.12.2 Script
Step 1 Add an MTP DSP.
Description
Add an MTP DSP. Set DSP name to SCP-1 that indicates the SCP switch.
Script
ADD N7DSP: DPNM="SCP-1", NI=NAT, DPC="110912",

Note
The MOSFTX3000 connects to the SCP in the direct connection mode, so,
for the SCP with SCP-1 as the DSP name, set STP flag in the command to
Fault, and Adjacent flag to True.
Step 2 Add an MTP linkset.

Description
Add an MTP linkset. Set Linkset name of MTP to SCP-1 and Adjacent
DSP name to SCP-1.
Script
ADD N7LKS: LSNM="SCP-1", ASPNM="SCP-1";
Note
The MSOFTX3000 connects to the SCP switch in the direct connection

mode, so you must set Adjacent DSP name in the command to the SP index
of the SCP switch. Here it is set to SCP-1.
Step 3 Add an MTP route.

Description
Add an MTP route. Set DSP name to SCP-1.
Script
ADD N7RT: DPNM="SCP-1", LSNM="SCP-1";
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Step 4 Add MTP links.

Description

SCP-0, Signaling link code to 0, and adopt timeslot 2 of the No. 5 E1 port of
the WEPI; Set WCSU/WBSG module number to 24, Link name to To
SCP-1, Signaling link code to 1 and adopt timeslot 2 of the No. 0 E1 port of
the WEPI.
Script
ADD N7LNK: MN=22, LNKNM="To SCP-0", LNKTYPE=TDM0, E1=5,

TS=2, LSNM="SCP-1", SLC=0;
ADD N7LNK: MN=24, LNKNM="To SCP-1", LNKTYPE=TDM0, E1=0,
TS=2, LSNM="SCP-1", SLC=1;
Note
The MSOFTX3000 connects to the SCP switch through the 64 kbit/s MTP
links, so you must set Link type in the command to TDM 64kbit/s.
Timeslot number of E1 indicates the E1 port timeslot number of the


E1.
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Step 1 Add an SCCP DSP.
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Description
Add an SCCP DSP. Set DSP name to SCP-1 and DPC to 110912.
Script
ADD SCCPDSP: DPNM="SCP-1", NI=NAT, DPC="110912",

OPC="001122";
Note
N7DSP command. There is no reference relationship between them.
When the local office uses multiple SPCs, you must configure OPC based
on the specific signaling networking.
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Step 2 Add SCCP subsystem numbers.

Description
Script
ADD SCCPSSN: SSNNM="MSC-CAP", NI=NAT, SSN=CAP,

SPC="001122", OPC="001122";
ADD SCCPSSN: SSNNM="SCP-SCMG", NI=NAT, SSN=SCMG,
SPC="110912", OPC="001122";
ADD SCCPSSN: SSNNM="SCP-CAP", NI=NAT, SSN=CAP,
SPC="110912", OPC="001122";
Note
For the SCP, you must configure two SSN codes: CAP and SCMG.

receiver of local office SCCP messages). Each subsystem must be defined
with two DSPs: remote SCCP SP and local SP.
Step 3 Add an SCCP global title.

Description
Add an SCCP global title: configure the GT translation data for the
addressing from the MSOFTX3000 to the SCP.
Script
ADD SCCPGT: GTNM="SCP-GT", GTI=GT4, NUMPLAN=ISDN,

GTGNM="LOCAL";
Note
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After completing the preceding configuration, perform the steps in the following table to verify
it.
Item
Operation
Remark
Check clock
status
Before the commissioning of MTP

links, make sure that the clock of the
MSOFTX3000 is synchronous with
that of the peer device. If not, the
MTP links cannot work normally.
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Item
Operation
Remote
self-loop test of
E1 cables
1. Take out the connectors of all the Note:

E1s on the cabling rack.
z During the self-loop test, if an E1
is abnormal and the other is
2. Perform a remote self-loop test
normal, the two E1s may be
with the connectors for the first
wrongly connected. This case
E1.
must be recorded.
3. Check if the first E1 is normal on
z If one E1 is normal, and the other
the peer office and notify the
E1 becomes normal from
abnormal, the two E1s may be
local office of the result. If not,
cross-connected. The problem
the peer office records the
can be solved by adjusting the
number of the E1.
cables on the cabling rack of the
local or peer office.
4. Set the connectors to the normal
connection state.
5. Follow steps 24 to perform
remote self-loop test to other E1s
in sequence.
6. Notify the peer office and the
transmission office of the
numbers of E1s that fail in the
self-loop test and are wrongly
connected. Solve the problems
through negotiation among the
three parties.
7. After adjusting the abnormal
E1s, conduct commissioning
again using the preceding
method, till all the E1s pass the
8. On the LMT of the local office,
run DSP PORT to check the
status of all E1 ports. If Normal
is displayed, it indicates that the
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Item
Operation
Remark
MTP
commissioning
On the LMT client, run DSP N7LNK

or DSP N7DLNK to check the status
of MTP links. If Healthy, In Service
is displayed, the links are normal.
If the links are abnormal, run

LST N7LNK to check if the
configuration of the following
On the LMT client, run DSP N7DSP

to check the status of MTP DSPs. If
Accessible is displayed, the DSPs are
normal.
On the LMT client, run DSP N7RT to
check the status of related MTP
routes. If Normal, Transfer
Allowed, In service is displayed, the
Module number
Link type
Signaling link code
If the DSPs are abnormal, run

LST N7DSP, LST N7LKS and
LST N7RT in sequence to
check if the reference
relationships of the following
parameters are correct:
z
SPC
DSP name
Linkset name
SCCP
commissioning

SCCPDSP to check the status of the
normal.

abnormal, run LST SCCPDSP
as DPC and OPC are correctly
configured.
SCCP
commissioning

SCCPSSN to check the status of
normal.

abnormal, run LST SCCPSSN
as DPC, OPC and the subsystem
code are correctly configured.

SCCPGT to check if the SCCP GT
translation is right.
For wrong translation, run LST

SCCPGT to check if the
parameters are correctly
configured.
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2.1 Configuring Basic Data

The planning of basic data and application examples.

2.2 Configuring Data for

The typical networking interworking with the HLR and

2.3 Configuring Data for

The typical networking interworking with the SMC and

2.4 Configuring Data for

The typical networking interworking with the SGSN and

2.5 Configuring Data for

The typical networking interworking with the GMLC and

2.6 Configuring Data for

The typical networking interworking with the MSC and

2.7 Configuring Data for

The typical networking interworking with the TMSC and

2.8 Configuring Data for

The typical networking interworking with the PSTN

2.9 Configuring Data for

The typical networking interworking with the PSTN

2.10 Configuring Data for

The typical networking interworking with the PSTN

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2.11 Configuring Data for

The typical networking interworking with the STP and

2.12 Configuring Data for

The typical networking interworking with the SCP and

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2.1 Configuring Basic Data

Local office data

Media gateway (MGW) data

Planning Equipment Data

Diagram of board configuration

Figure 2-1 Typical configuration of boards in the basic frame

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Figure 2-2 Typical configuration of boards in the expansion frame

Basic information of main boards

Table 2-1 Basic information of main boards in the basic frame

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Table 2-2 Basic information of main boards in the expansion frame

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Basic information of the FE port

Table 2-3 Basic information of the FE port

IP address of router interworking with the

Planning Local Office Data

Local SPC (for the national network)

001122 (in 24-bit code format)

Local SPC (for the national reserved

C04 (in 4-bit code format)

Local MSC number

Local VLR number