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ZXSS10 SS1b
SoftSwitch Control Equipment
Data Configuration Guide

Subscriber Allocation
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Contents
About This Manual............................................. I

Declaration of RoHS Compliance ....................... I
Subscriber allocation Configuration...................1
Overview....................................................................... 1
Configuring a Call Right Template ..................................... 2
Configuring Subscriber H248/SIP/H323 ............................. 4
Configuring a Local Office Code .................................... 4
Configuring a Hundred Group ....................................... 6
Configuring a Local Office User ..................................... 8
Configuring a User Sub-Group .........................................15
Figures ............................................................ 19
Tables ............................................................. 21
Glossary .......................................................... 23
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About This Manual

Purpose
At first, thank you for choosing ZXSS10 SS1b of ZTE Corporation!

ZXSS10 SS1b is fully compatible with the layered standard NGN
model. It can provide NGN with service call and connection control functions which are required by real-time services. By using
ZXSS10 SS1b, operators can provide users with many kinds of
multimedia services which involve voice, video and data. ZXSS10
SS1b is, therefore, the core of NGN in terms of call and control.
This manual provides users with operation guides by describing
the detailed subscriber allocation configuration steps.
Intended
Audience
Prerequisite Skill
and Knowledge
What Is in This
Manual
Conventions
This manual is intended for
Debugging engineers
Data engineers
Maintenance engineers
On-duty Personnel
To use this document effectively, users should have a general understanding of SoftSwitch system.
This manual contains the following chapter:
Chapter
Summary
Chapter 1, Subscriber Allocation

Configuration
It introduces how to configure the

call right template, the local office
code, the hundred group and the
local office user
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Chapter
Subscriber allocation
Configuration
Table of Contents
Overview........................................................................... 1
Configuring a Call Right Template ......................................... 2
Configuring Subscriber H248/SIP/H323 ................................. 4
Configuring a User Sub-Group .............................................15
Overview
Introduction
This chapter describes the flow to configure the numbers allocated

to subscribers after the AG or MG has been configured.
Follow these steps to configure the numbers allocated to subscribers.
Configure the call right template
Confirm the local office code
Configure the hundred set
Configure the local subscribers
In an NGN architecture, the access devices or SS can access

many kinds of subscribers, as shown in Figure 1. In this chapter,
H.248/SIP/H323, ISN and V5 users are taken as the examples to
describe the structure.
FIGURE 1 NGN STRUCTURE

SUBSCRIBERS
AND THE
CATEGORY
OF THE
SUPPORTED ACCESS
Configuring a Call Right

Template
Prerequisites
Context
NetNumen has been connected to the database;
You have logged in to the NetNumenN31 Unified Management System
This topic describes how to configure a call right model.

Call right configuration involves four conditions, namely configuring the incoming calls and outgoing calls under normal condition
and configuring the incoming calls and outgoing calls when a user
is in arrears.
Steps
1. On the Configure Management interface, select Service

Manage > User Model Configuration > Call Right Model
Configuration.
Click the Add (A) button. The Add Call Right Model Configuration dialog box appears, as shown in Figure 2.
Chapter 1 Subscriber allocation Configuration
FIGURE 2 ADDING CALL RIGHT MODEL CONFIGURATION
Table 1 lists the descriptions of the parameters.

TABLE 1 DESCRIPTION
CONFIGURATION
OF
PARAMETERS
IN
ADDING CALL RIGHT MODEL
Parameter
Description
Call Right Model
Number from 1 consecutively.
Network Type
Keep it consistent with that in global

configuration.
Right Model
Name
Describes the rights of the template. Specific

rights, for example, International Toll Only,
All Rights, Toll Only, Local Call Only or
Intra-group Call Only should be marked.
Sub Call In
Right/Trunk Call
Out Right
Select corresponding items according to the

actual conditions to set the rights.
Right to Call
Out(OWE)
Defines the outgoing call right for those users

who are in arrears.
Right to Call
In(OWE)
Defines the incoming call right for those users

who are in arrears.
Sub Call Out

Right/Trunk Call
In Right
Select corresponding items according to the

actual conditions to set the rights.
2. Click the OK button to finish the configuration.

END OF STEPS
Configuring Subscriber
H248/SIP/H323
Introduction
After you have configured the IAD, AG, SIP terminals and H.323
teminals, you can allocate H.248/SIP/H.323 subscriber numbers
to the SS. When configuring the User Number Type parameter,
choose the right type for different users.
Follow these steps to configure the subscriber numbers.
1. Configuring the local office code
2. Adding a hundred group
3. Configuring the local subscribers
Configuring a Local Office Code

Prerequisites
Context
NetNumen has been connected to the database.
You have logged in to the NetNumenN31 Unified Management System
This topic describes how to configure a local office code.

A local office code refers to the office code shared by all the subscribers in an SS domain. It is the initial part of a subscriber number, for example, if the local office code is 5287, then the 8digit
user number is 5287XXXX.
Steps

Manage > User Configuration > Local Office Code and
DNHM Configuration.
2. Click the Add (A) button and select Add Local Office Code.
The Add Local Office Code Configuration dialog box appears, as shown in Figure 3.
FIGURE 3 ADDING LOCAL OFFICE CODE

TABLE 2 DESCRIPTION
OF
PARAMETERS
IN
ADDING LOCAL OFFICE CODE
Parameter
Description
Network Type
Select the right type from the drop-down list. Keep

it consistent with the network type in global configuration.
Area Code
Enter the area code in which the office is located.
Office Code
Fill in the office code to be added, such as 5287.
Local Office
User Number
Length
Refers to the number of the digits after the office

code.
Local Office
Code Name
Refers to the district represented by this office

code.
Country Code
Country Code, for example, China is 86.
Route Context
This is used with pre-analysis. You have to

analyze a context in pre-analysis.
HLR Group
Used for querying HLR.
User Area
Categorize subscribers according to areas. You can

click it to select an area. Here, you can leave it a
blank.
Mobile
ber
If this is selected, the number is a mobile number.
Num-
Parameter
Description
Before Calling
Add LATA
If this is selected, when a user makes calls, the

area code will be added to the head of his or her
number.
International
Call with Prefix "+"
If this is selected, "+" will be added to the head of

the user number.
Before Calling
Add Long-distance Prefix
If this is selected, when a user makes calls, longdistance prefix will be added to the head of his or
her number.
Before Calling
Delete Longdistance Prefix
If this is selected, when a user makes calls, the

long-distance prefix will be deleted from his or her
number.

END OF STEPS
Configuring a Hundred Group

Prerequisites
Context
NetNumen has been connected to the database;
You have logged in to the NetNumenN31 Unified Management System;
You have configured a local office code.
This topic describes how to add a hundred group.

A hundred group refers to the digits on the hundred position and
the thousand position in a number. In an SS system, the hundred
group of an office code corresponds to a gateway zone. The configuration of a hundred group is the allocation of number resources
on a gateway zone, for example, if the local office code is 5287,
and the hundred group 00 is allocated to IAD zone 3, then, the
numbers can be used on gateway zone 3 are from 52870000 to
52870099.
Steps

Manage > User Configuration > Local Office code and
DNHM Configuration.
2. On the Local Office code and DNHM Configuration page,
select a newly added office code, click the Add (A) button and
select Add Hundred Group.
The Add Hundred Group dialog box appears, as shown in
Figure 4.
FIGURE 4 ADDING HUNDRED GROUP
3. Fill in the parameters according to the descriptions given in

Table 3.
TABLE 3 ADDING HUNDRED GROUP
Purpose
Operation
Allocate hundred
group to IAD or
AG gateway
Fill the IAD or AG gateway cluster number

in Zone.
Select 0-NORMAL in User Num. Type.
DAS: It is a users DAS. When a user fails

to configure a DAS, this DAS will be used.
Allocate hundred
group to SIP
terminal zone
Fill the IAD or AG gateway cluster number

in Zone
Select 1-SIP NUMBER in User Num.

Type.
Allocate hundred
group to H.323
terminal
Fill the H.323 cluster number in Zone
Select 2-H323 NUMBER in User Num.

Type.
The following introduces how to add and delete a hundred

group.
Adding a hundred group: In the right panel in which the

available hundred groups are listed, click one or several
hundred groups which should be allocated to a gateway
zone, and click
to move the hundred group to the
left list. In this way, this hundred group is allocated to
a corresponding gateway zone. If you click
, all the
available hundred groups in the right list will be moved to
the left list.
Deleting a hundred group: Select one hundred group from

the left list and click
. This hundred group will be
moved to the right list. Click

dred groups to the right list.
to move all the hun-

END OF STEPS
Configuring a Local Office User

Prerequisites
Context
You have logged in to the NetNumenN31 Unified Management System.
You have configured a hundred group.
This topic describes how to configure a local office user.

After you have configured the office code and the hundred group,
you have to configure the last two digits in a number which are
used to distinguish subscribers, for example, if the office code is
5287, the hundred group is 09, then the 8digit user number will
be 528709XX.
Steps

Manage > User Configuration > Local Office User Configuration.
2. On the Local Office User Configuration page, click Add (A)
and select Add (A). The Add Local Office User dialogue box
appears, as shown in Figure 5.
FIGURE 5 ADDING LOCAL OFFICE USER

TABLE 4 DESCRIPTION
OF
PARAMETERS-BASIC PROP
Parameter
Description
Network Type
Keep it consistent with that in global configuration.
Area Code
The code of the area in which the office is located.
User Number
Enter the numbers which will be allocated. The

format is: Office Code + Hundred Group +
Last two digits, for example, from 52870000
to 52870003. In this way, a large amount of
numbers can be added easily.
User Type
Select the user type.
User Num. Type
Select whether the number type is a normal

number, a SIP number or an H.323 number.
Pulse & Tone
Refers to that whether a user uses pulse or audio

frequency when dialing.
Terminal Offered
Signal Type
Refers to the signal types that can be supported

by user terminals.
DAS
Fill in the ID of the DAS used by a user.
DAS for Monitoring
Used for lawful interception.
Gateway
No.
Fill in the ID of the gateway node in which the

user is located.
Node
Preset Net
Keep it consistent with the network type.
WAC ID
Refers to the ID of a Wide Area Centrex
Parameter
Description
Call Right Template No.
Refers to that whether a user can make and

receive calls under both normal condition and
under arrear condition. The model can be configured on the Service Manage > User Model
Configuration > Call Right Model Configuration interface.
Media Authority
Enter the ID of the media authority model. You

can click it to configure the parameters, including
the bandwidth, video rights and data rights.
Call Limit Group
Enter the ID of the groups. When this is configured, some calls will be restricted.
Digit-Handling
Model
Enter the ID of the digit handling model. When

this is configured, numbers will be processed.
Roam Register
Attribute Model
Enter the ID of the roam register attribute

model. When this is configured, users can only
use services in the configured areas when they
are in the roaming state.
Extended Right
Model
Enter the ID of the extended right model used

by a user. It is an extension of the call right
template.
Terminal Service
If this is selected, the user services will be provided by terminals.
Terminal Handle
SIP 302
If this is selected, the 302 messages in SIP messages will be precessed by terminals.
Wimax
Mark
If this is selected, the user is a Wimax user.
User
3. On the Add Local Office User dialogue box, click Advance

Prop.. The tab page appears, as shown in Figure 6.
FIGURE 6 ADDING LOCAL OFFICE USER-ADVANCE PROP
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TABLE 5 DESCRIPTION
OF
PARAMETERS-ADVANCE PROP
Parameter
Description
Bill Type
Select a billing type.
Billing Group
No.
Fill in the billing group number of a user.
Billing Num.
Type
Select the type of a billing number.
Billing
Number
If a number is configured here, the billing number

in a CDR will be the number configured here.
Roam Right
Model
Fill in the ID of the user roaming right model. You

can click it to configure the roaming rights.
Roam Prop
Model
Not used yet.
Auth Server
ID
Fill in the ID of the authentication server. It is for

telephone bars.
Account
Server ID
Fill in the ID of a billing server. It is for telephone

bar.
ISLS Type
Defines the user service upward shifting mode.
Language
Model Type
Select a language used by users.
Not billing
for Military,
Government
and Law
Organs
If this is selected, the user is from military,

government or law ministries. Their bills will not
be counted.
Free for
Military,
Government
and Law
Organs
If this is selected, the user is from military,

government or law ministries. The services are free
for them.
4. On the Add Local Office User dialogue box, click the Others
Prop tab. The Others Prop tab page appears, as shown in
Figure 7.
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FIGURE 7 ADDING LOCAL OFFICE USER-OTHERS PROP

TABLE 6 DESCRIPTION
12
OF
PARAMETERS-OTHERS PROP
Parameter
Description
ISDN User
If a user is an ISDN user, this will be selected

automatically.
CENTREX
Group User
If a user is a Centrex user, this will be selected

automatically.
Single Num. &

Multi. Phone
If this is selected, the user has many phones

which share one number.
Multi-line
Selected user
Flag
If a user is a multi-line user, this will be selected

automatically.
V5 User
If a user is a V5 user, this will be selected

automatically.
Inactivated
User
If this is selected, the user is not activated.
Incoming
Called
Restricted
If this is selected, the SS system will play user

turndown tone when a call tries to get through.
Super User
(E.G Police
Office)
If this is selected, the user is a super user, for

example, police station.
Arrears
If this is selected, the user is in arrears.
Monitor
(Security)
Used for lawful interception.
Outgoing
Called
Restricted
If this is selected, the SS system will play user

turndown tone when the user tries to make a call.
Parameter
Description
Send Voice
Announcements for Call
Failure
If this is selected, the SS system will play

corresponding tones when a call fails.
PBX User Flag
If a user is a PBX group user, this will be selected

automatically.
Pilot Line
Number
If a user is a pilot line user, this will be selected

automatically.
Off hook Play

Message Voice
If this is selected, the SS system will play the

voice messages, if there are, when the user picks
up the phone.
Send Voice
Announcements for
Number
change
If this is selected, when the user changes his or

her number, the SS system will notify the callers
when they call the original number.
LS Sub
If this is selected, the user is a upward shifted

user.
Not Default
User
Not used yet.
Billing
Observation
Flag
Not used yet.
Outgoing Call
Restriction
Mask
Not used yet.
16KC User
If this is selected, the user terminal supports 16kc

function.
Calling
Attempt
Auditing
If this is selected, the user will be authenticated

when he makes a call.
Primary Group
PRA User
If this is selected, the user is a primary group PRA

user.
Free when
Called and
Incoming
Office
If this is selected, the called party are free from

charge.
SMS User
If this is selected, the user can send and receive

short messages.
MIX SUB
Not used yet.
BEEP Tone
Prompting
If this is selected, the SS system can play BEEP

tone to terminals.
Audio to
Speech
Not used yet.
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Parameter
Description
SIP User Off

Hook Support
Special Dial
Tone
If this is selected, the SS system can play special

dialing tones to SIP users.
SIP User Off

Hook Support
Hot Line
If this is selected, the SS system can provide SIP

users with the hot line service.
5. On the Add Local Office User dialogue box, click the Num
Service tab. The Num Service tab page appears, as shown
in Figure 8.
FIGURE 8 ADDING LOCAL OFFICE USER-NUM.SERVICE

TABLE 7 DESCRIPTION
OF
PARAMETERS-NUM. SERVICE
Parameter
Description
Incoming
If this is selected, the number is an incoming

number from other domain after number change.
Common User
If this is selected, the number is a common

number.
User Assigned
Abnormally
Can be selected when using the number change

service.
6. On the Add Local Office User dialogue box, click the Srv
Pro1, Svr Pro2 and Svr Pro2 tabs to select the subscriber
registered services.
Refer to ZXSS10 SS1b (V2.0.1.07) Softswitch Control Equipment Data Configuration Guide Supplementary Services.
7. On the Add Local Office User dialogue box, click the Query
Block User tab to query the block cause. The Query Block
User tab page appears, as shown in Figure 9.
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FIGURE 9 ADDING LOCAL OFFICE USER-QUERY BLOCK USER

END OF STEPS
Configuring a User
Sub-Group
Prerequisites
You have logged in to the NetNumenN31 Unified Management System.
Context
This topic describes how to add a user sub-group which can facilitate management and charging.
Steps

Manage > User Configuration > User Sub-Group Configuration.
2. On the User Sub-Group Configuration page, click Add (A)
and select Add User Sub-group. The Add User Sub-group
page appears, as shown in Figure 10.
15
FIGURE 10 ADDING USER SUB-GROUP

TABLE 8 DESCRIPTION
OF
PARAMETERS
IN
ADDING USER SUB-GROUP
Parameter
Description
User Sub-Group
Fill in the ID of the user sub-group.
Network Type
Keep it consistent with that in the global configuration.
Area Code
Fill in the actual code.
Start User Number
Enter the first number of the numbers which

should be added to the sub-group.
End User Number
Enter the last number of the numbers which

should be added to the sub-group.
3. To add new user number to the sub-group, you can click the
Add (A) button and select Add User Number.
16
FIGURE 11 ADDING USER NUMBER
Note:
If you want to delete a number in a sub-group, select it on the
User Sub-Group Configuration page and click Delete.
END OF STEPS
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Figures
Figure 1 NGN Structure and the Category of the Supported

Access Subscribers ............................................. 2
Figure 2 Adding Call Right Model Configuration ....................... 3
Figure 3 Adding Local Office Code ......................................... 5
Figure 4 Adding Hundred Group............................................ 7
Figure 5 Adding Local Office User.......................................... 9
Figure 6 Adding Local Office User-Advance Prop.....................10
Figure 7 Adding Local Office User-Others Prop .......................12
Figure 8 Adding Local Office User-Num.Service......................14
Figure 9 Adding Local Office User-Query Block User ...............15
Figure 10 Adding User Sub-group ........................................16
Figure 11 Adding User Number ............................................17
19
20
Tables
Table 1 Description of Parameters in Adding Call Right Model

Configuration ..................................................... 3
Table 2 Description of Parameters in Adding Local Office Code .. 5
Table 3 Adding Hundred Group ............................................. 7
Table 4 Description of Parameters-Basic Prop ......................... 9
Table 5 Description of Parameters-Advance Prop ....................11
Table 6 Description of Parameters-Others Prop ......................12
Table 7 Description of Parameters-Num. Service ....................14
Table 8 Description of Parameters in Adding User Sub-group ...16
21
22
Glossary
AG
- Access Gateway
MG
- Media Gateway
SIP
- Session Initiation Protocol
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About This Manual

At first, thank you for choosing ZXSS10 SS1b of ZTE Corporation!

This manual is intended for

Chapter 1, Subscriber Allocation

It introduces how to configure the

ZTE documents employ the following typographical conventions.

References to other Manuals and documents.

Menus, menu options, function names, input fields,

Keys on the keyboard and buttons on screens and

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Refers to quickly clicking the primary mouse button

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This chapter describes the flow to configure the numbers allocated

Configure the call right template

Confirm the local office code

Configure the hundred set

Configure the local subscribers

In an NGN architecture, the access devices or SS can access

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FIGURE 1 NGN STRUCTURE

Configuring a Call Right

NetNumen has been connected to the database;

You have logged in to the NetNumenN31 Unified Management System

This topic describes how to configure a call right model.

1. On the Configure Management interface, select Service

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FIGURE 2 ADDING CALL RIGHT MODEL CONFIGURATION

Table 1 lists the descriptions of the parameters.

ADDING CALL RIGHT MODEL

Call Right Model

Number from 1 consecutively.

Keep it consistent with that in global

Describes the rights of the template. Specific

Select corresponding items according to the

Defines the outgoing call right for those users

Defines the incoming call right for those users

Sub Call Out

Select corresponding items according to the

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