Interworking with BSC

Data Configuration

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 References
 MSOFTX3000 Configuration Guide

 MSOFTX3000 System Principle

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 Objectives
Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
 Perform data configuration interworking with BSC both in
TDM bearer mode and M2UA mode.

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 Contents
1. Basic Concepts

2. Configuration procedure

3. Example of configuration

4. Relative maintenance commands

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A Interface Introduction
 A interface in WCDMA R4 network

MSOFTX3000 GMSC Server

BICC PSTN
PSTN / ISDN
/ ISDN
RANAP

UTRAN
TDM/G.711
H.248

BSSAP AAL2
GSM/ /R99
GSM R99PLMN
PLMN
MGW MGW

BSS TDM RTP(AAL2)/AMR TDM/G.711

IP (ATM)
BackBone

Interface A

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A Interface Introduction
 A interface used for message exchange between MSOFTX3000 and
BSC
 Signaling message transferred on A interface are borne on TDM

BSSAP

SCCP

MTP3

MTP2

MTP1

Protocol Stack on A interface

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Relative Concepts

TID TID is termination ID. For

2G system, VMGW use TID to
indicate one E1 time slot. TID is CIC CIC (circuit
time slot resource of MGW. identification code) is
MSOFTX3000 control TDM a indictor of one E1
resource in MGW depend on TID. time slot,
The TID of MGW and the CIC of MSOFTX3000 and
BSC can correspond to the same BSC assign circuits
through CIC. It has
physical circuit. It has corresponding
corresponding relationship with relationship with
actual circuit time slot, the TID.CIC is one 64K A
amount of TID is equal to the interface circuit, for
number of time slot on all TDM one office direction
interface boards. the CIC is unique and
To be brief, TID is one 64K A must be same with
interface circuit. In one VMGW, that opposite office.
the number is unique.

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 Summary
 This chapter introduces relative concepts about A
interface.

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 Contents
1. Basic Concepts

2. Configuration procedure

3. Example of configuration

4. Relative maintenance commands

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 Contents
2 Configuration Procedure
2.1 TDM Mode
2.1.1 Configuration Preparation

2.1.2 Configuring Signaling Link

2.1.3 Configuring Speech Circuit

2.2 M2UA Mode

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 Data Configuration Flow
Has WCSU board or not?
Data configuration
N
flow of A N Add call source
interface Add WCSU Board Y
Add office direction

Has set the record 0

of local office information
or not? Y Add BSC
Has
N set the
Y call source- Add LAIGCI
or
Set the record 0 for local office
not?
Add RANMGW

Add MTP Data

Add ACPOOL

Add SCCP data

Add A interface circuit

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Negotiation and Preparation
Item Data
SPC NI LAI GCI
Basic
Info.

Module No. Link Set Link Name. in SLC & Link

E1/TS
Signaling of WCSU Name the Module SLCS Type
Link

Termination ID CIC MGW name

Circuit

Trunk Group
Office Direction name
Trunk Name
Route

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Relationship between Tables
BSC Parameter MSOFTX3000 Parameter

ADD N7DSP ADD N7LKS

[Link Set]
Network Indictor [DSP index]
[Network Indicator] [Adjacent Point Index]
BSC OPC
[Destination Point Code] ADD N7RT
Opposite MSC DPC
[Original Point Code]
[Link Set]
ADD SCCPDSP [DSP index]
[Network Indicator] [Priority]
[DPC]
[OPC] ADD N7LNK ADD AIETG
Signaling link code (SLC) [Link No]
ADD SCCPSSN [Trunk Group]
[ Start Circuit No ]
[Network Indicator] [Destination Point Code]
[SSN Code] [ Link Set ] [OriginaL Point Code]
[Signaling Point Code] [ Signaling Link Code ] [MGW INDEX]
[OPC] ADD AIETKC
ADD OFC
[Trunk Group]
[Network ] [Start CIC ]
[signal bearer type]
[Destination Point Code] [START CIRCUIT
[Office directioin number] TERMINATION ID]
ADD RANMGW
ADD BSC
[Media Gateway Index]
[Destination Point Code]
[Home Module No.1] [Office number]
[Network ID]
[Location area ID]
ADD LAIGCI
[Global Cell ID]
[MSC Number of the LAI or Cell]
[VLR Number of the LAI or Cell]

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 Contents
2 Configuration Procedure
2.1 TDM Mode
2.1.1 Configuration Preparation

2.1.2 Configuring Signaling Link

2.1.3 Configuring Speech Circuit

2.2 M2UA Mode

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Configuring Signaling Link
Interworking with BSC
 In signaling configuration interwoking with BSC,
we need to configure:
 MTP destination signaling point, MTP link set, MTP route,
MTP link
 SCCP destination signaling point, SCCP subsystem

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Configuring Signaling Link
Interworking with BSC
 Add MTP destination signaling point:
 Command : ADD N7DSP
 For 2G network, only record 0 in the OFI table is valid. That
is, NI and OPC must be defined in No.0 record in the OFI
table.
 It is used to set whether the DSP provides STP function.
 It is used to indicate whether a DSP is a associated SP of
the local office. For BSC, set it to “TRUE”.

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Configuring Signaling Link
Interworking with BSC
 Add MTP Link set:
 Command：ADD N7LKS

 【Adjacent DSP name】 It specifies the DSP that interworks with the
MSOFTX3000 through direct routes. It must be specified.

 【Link Selection Mask】 It indicates how to achieve load sharing of

signaling services between multiple MTP links in the specified MTP link set.
It is a four-bit binary digit. Unless otherwise specified, it is recommended
to use the default value “B1111”, that is, no matter how many MTP links
are in the link set, the MSOFTX3000 will allocate the signaling services
among these links in load sharing mode.

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Configuring Signaling Link
Interworking with BSC
 Add MTP Route：
 Command：ADD N7RT
 It is used to point the MTP path to the destination signaling point.
 【Route Priority】 It is used to set the routing priority of an MTP
link set (signaling route). The link set with the highest priority will
be selected first; while that with lower priority will be selected
only after all signaling routes with higher priority are
unavailable. ”0” stands for the highest priority, ”1” stands for the
second, and so on. Generally the default value "0" is used.

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Configuring Signaling Link
Interworking with BSC
 Add MTP Links (Part I):
 Command：ADD N7LNK.
 【Module Number】 If the MSOFTX3000 provides an MTP link through E1
(born over TDM), it is used to specify the module number of the WCSU or
WSGU processing this MTP protocol. If the MSOFTX3000 provides an MTP
link through built-in SG (born over M2UA), it is used to specify the module
number of the WBSG, WSGU, or WIFM processing this MTP protocol.
 【Link name】 It specifies an MTP link in the configuration database and
it’s a string of up to 32 characters.
 【Link Type】 It specifies the type of an MTP link. You must set it correctly
based on the actual networking; otherwise, the MTP link will not function
well. For BSC, usually we choose “TDM 64K LINK”

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Configuring Signaling Link
Interworking with BSC
 Add MTP Links (Part II)：
 Command：ADD N7LNK.
 【E1 port】 It specifies the E1 port number which is occupied by
an MTP link.
 【Timeslot number of E1】It specifies the E1 timeslot which is
occupied by an MTP link.
 【Handle module number】 It defines the module for processing
signaling messages above the MTP layer. Usually we select another
WCSU/WCCU/WBSG/WIFM/WSGU board to process the signaling
messages in load share mode.

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Configuring Signaling Link
Interworking with BSC
 Add SCCP Destination Signaling Point：
 Command：ADD SCCPDSP.

 This command is used to configure the signaling point information

for the peer BSC. One SCCPDSP record is uniquely identified by NI,
OPC and DPC. It is required that the OPC and DPC must be
consistent with those of the lower layer (MTP3/MTP3B/M3UA)
when SCCP DSP is configured.

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Configuring Signaling Link
Interworking with BSC
 Add SCCP Subsystem Number:
 Command：ADD SCCPSSN

 This command is used to add SCCP subsystems in the

MSOFTX3000 (local end) and the BSC (remote end). Subsystem
number (SSN) is the local addressing information used by SCCP to
identify the SCCP users under a SP.

 The local MSC, VLR, and SCMG must be configured. If they have
been configured, they need not to be configured here. Be sure to
use the LST SCCPSSN command to have a check for avoiding
repeated configuration.

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 Contents
2 Configuration Procedure
2.1 TDM Mode
2.1.1 Configuration Preparation

2.1.2 Configuring Signaling Link

2.1.3 Configuring Speech Circuit

2.2 M2UA Mode

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Configuring Speech Circuit
Interworking with BSC
 Configuring speech circuit interworking with BSC
includes:
 Configuring call source

 Configuring office direction

 Configuring BSC

 Configuring LAI and CGI

 Add Radio Access Network Media Gateway Information

 A interface circuit pool, A interface trunk group and A

interface trunk circuit

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Configuring Speech Circuit
Interworking with BSC
 Add Call Source：
 Call Source：The set of subscribers who have the same call attributes can be classified
into the same call source. The classification of call sources is based on the calling
subscriber's attributes. The attributes mainly include the pre-received numbers, the
number initial set, the route selection source name, the failure source name and
whether preparing the number etc.
 Command：ADD CALLSRC
 【Route selection source name】 During the trunk route selection process, the
outgoing office direction which corresponds to the route selection name and the call
source name of the caller which corresponds to the route selection source name, plus
the factors such as Caller type, address information indicator and time, etc. define a
route together.
 【Failure source name】 Name of the processing modes for the failed call connections
from different call sources.

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Configuring Speech Circuit
Interworking with BSC
 Add Office Direction：
 Command：ADD OFC.
 【Office direction name】 It specifies an office direction in the
configuration database.
 【Peer office type】 It specifies the location of the peer office in
the switching network. Here we choose “BSC”.
 【Peer office level】 It specifies the level of the peer office, High
(upstream office), Same (office of the same level), or Low
(downstream office). Set it according to the actual situation. The
level of BSC is lower than the MSOFTX3000 in the network. Here
select " Low (Inferior)".
 【DPC1-16】For these parameters, enter the signaling point code
of BSC.

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Configuring Speech Circuit
Interworking with BSC
 Add BSC：
 Command：ADD BSC
 【DPC】 For this parameter, enter the BSC DSP code.
 【Home WCCU/WCSU module No.1 – No.10】It refers to the
module number of the WCCU or WCSU controlling BSC. Note that
we do not mean to specify the processing module of the BSC, but
to define the maintenance module of the BSC.
 【Route selection source name】 The route selection source name
is used to specify the outgoing route selection strategy of different
call sources. It has been defined in the ADD CALLSRC command.

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Configuring Speech Circuit
Interworking with BSC
 Add LAI or GCI：
 Command： ADD LAIGCI
 【Global cell ID】 When “Location Area Category” is set to LAI, the
number is in the format of “MCC + MNC +XXXX”. When “Location
Area Category” is set to SAI, the number is in the format of “MCC
+ MNC + XXXXXXXX”.
 【Perform roaming analysis】 Roaming analysis is performed
toward a specific LAI. Set it to YES if roaming restriction is needed
for an LAI.
 【Location area category】 When the current record is a location
area, set it to "LAI"; if the current record is a cell, set it to "GCI".

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Configuring Speech Circuit
Interworking with BSC
 Add Wireless Access Network Media Gateway ：
 Command： ADD RANMGW

 This command is used to create the connection between the BSC

office direction and MGW.

 【Office direction name】 It indicates the office direction of a

BSC/RNC that connects to a MGW.

 【Media Gateway name】 It indicates the index of the MGW

connected with a specific BSC/RNC.

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Configuring Speech Circuit
Interworking with BSC
 Adding A-interface Circuit Pool：
 Command： ADD ACPOOL
 This command is used to set the bearer capability of A-interface
circuit. You can configure multiple A-interface circuit pools with
different bearer capabilities. In this way, when you add A-interface
circuit group by designating the circuit group into different circuit
pools, you can configure the A interface circuits in different office
directions with different bearer capabilities.
 【Circuit pool name】 It specifies an A interface circuit pool.
 【GSM bearer capability】 For this parameter, use the default
option "Select All".

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Configuring Speech Circuit
Interworking with BSC
 Add A-interface Trunk Group ：
 Command： ADD AIETG

 【MGW name】 The parameter specifies an MGW to which a trunk

group belongs. The MGW has been defined in the ADD MGW
command.

 【Call-in/Call-out authority】 It is used to control the authorities of

the calling-in/out trunk circuits.

 【Circuit pool name】 It refers to the circuit pool of A interface in

the local office, and it is defined in the ADD ACPOOL command.

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Configuring Speech Circuit
Interworking with BSC
 Add A-interface Trunk Circuit
 Command： ADD AIETKC.

 【WCCS/WCSU Module Number】 It refers to the module number of the

WCCU or WCSU to which the A interface trunk circuit belongs.

 【Start CIC-End CIC】 They are parameters for interworking between the
MSOFTX3000 and the BSC. They define the circuit identification code (CIC)
of the start circuit and end circuit of the range of A-interface trunk circuits
to be added.

Note:

 After we finished this command, the signaling transfer timeslot must be

shielded use “MOD AIETKC”.

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 Contents
2 Configuration Procedure
2.1 TDM Mode

2.2 M2UA Mode

2.2.1 Basic Concept of M2UA

2.2.2 Configuration Preparation

2.2.3 Configuring Signaling Link

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Basic Concept of M2UA
 SG and SIGTRAN
 SG, a signaling agent, can receive or transmit internal SCN signaling at the
edge of IP network. The SG in the SS7-Internet gateway can relay,
translate or terminate SS7 signaling.

 Signaling Transport (SIGTRAN) protocol stack is defined by the SIGTRAN

workgroup of the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) for interworking
purposes between the Signaling System No. 7 (SS7) and the Internet
Protocol (IP).

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Basic Concept of M2UA
 M2UA Protocol Introduction
 M2UA is a protocol for the transport of SS7 MTP2 User signaling messages (MTP3
messages) over IP using the Stream Control Transmission Protocol (SCTP) or any other
suitable transport protocol. This protocol would be used between a Signaling
Gateway (SG) and Media Gateway Controller (MGC).

SS7 SIGTRAN
SEP SG MGC

ISUP ISUP
PSTN IP
MTP3 (NIF) MTP3
M2UA M2UA
MTP2 MTP2
SCTP SCTP
MTP1 MTP1 IP IP

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 Contents
2 Configuration Procedure
2.1 TDM Mode

2.2 M2UA Mode

2.2.1 Basic Concept of M2UA

2.2.2 Configuration Preparation

2.2.3 Configuring Signaling Link

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 Data Configuration Flow
Has WCSU board or not?
Data configuration
flow of A N
N Add call source
interface
Add WCSU Board Y
Add office direction

Has set the record 0

of local office information
or not? Y Add BSC
Has
N set the
Y call source Add LAIGCI
or
Set the record 0 for local office
not?
Add RANMGW

Add M2UA data

Add ACPOOL
Add MTP data

Add A interface circuit

Add SCCP data

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 Negotiation and Preparation

Module
Link M2UA Link Local Local IP Peer Peer
Command No. of
Name Set Name Port addr. Port IP addr.
WBSG
 M2UA Link Info.

ADD
M2LNK

M2UA
Module No.of Link Link Link Set
 SS7 Link Info. Command
WCSU/WBSG Name Type
Link Set BINIFID SLC
Name
Name

ADD M2UA
N7LNK 64kbps

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 Contents
2 Configuration Procedure
2.1 TDM Mode

2.2 M2UA Mode

2.2.1 Basic Concept of M2UA

2.2.2 Configuration Preparation

2.2.3 Configuring Signaling Link

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Add the M2UA Data Configuration
 The data configuration of M2UA mode need the following
tables：
 Local Office Information Tables（OFI, INOFFMSC）

 Embedded Signaling Gateway（ESG）, M2UA Link Set（M2LKS）,

M2UA Link（M2LNK）.

 MTP Destination Signaling Point（N7DSP）, MTP Link Set

（N7LKS）, MTP Route（N7RT）, MTP Link（N7LNK）.

 SCCP Destination Signaling Point（SCCPDSP）, SCCP Sub-system

Number（SCCPSSN）.

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Add the M2UA Data Configuration
 Set MGW Embedded Signaling Gateway：
 Command：ADD ESG

 Function：To activate the SG function of UMG8900.

 【SG name】 It specifies an embedded SG in the

configuration database.

 【MGW name】 It specifies an MGW where the SG is

embedded.

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Add the M2UA Data Configuration
 Add M2UA Link Set:
 Command：ADD M2LKS
 【SG name】 It specifies the embedded SG to which the M2UA links in an
M2UA linkset belongs.
 【Traffic mode】 Traffic mode of the M2UA link set in which all the links
work in the "load share" or "override" mode. It must be the same as the
traffic mode of the peer office.
 Note：
 The configured M2UA link sets in the MSOFTX3000 map to those in the
UMG8900. That is, links in one M2UA link set in the MSOFTX3000 must
map to links in one M2UA link set in the UMG8900. Links in multiple
M2UA link sets in the MSOFTX3000 cannot map to links in one M2UA link
set in the UMG8900.

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Add the M2UA Data Configuration
 Add M2UA Links：
 Command：ADD M2LNK
 【Link name】 It specifies an M2UA link in the configuration database of
the MSOFTX3000.
 【MAX In/Out Flows】 Maximum incoming and outgoing flows of the SCTP
association. Stream 0 transmits M2UA control messages. MAUP messages
need at least one stream. Therefore, the value of these parameters must be
equal to or more than "2". The recommended value is "33".
 Note：
 If MSOFTX3000 has more than one pair of WIFM board, the operator can
set two IP addresses. Usually this configuration is used to support the
multi-home function of SCTP association to improve the reliability of the
system.

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Add the M2UA Data Configuration
 Using M2UA mode, the MTP data configuration flow is same as
TDM mode, be careful, when we use the command ADD N7LNK,
please set the link type as “ M2UA 64K LINK ”.

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Others
 Using M2UA mode, the following data configuration, like:
SCCP link configuration, Call Source Table, Office
Direction, BSC Table, LAI, GCI, RANMGW, A Interface
Circuit Pool, are same as TDM mode.

 For detail, please reference the following example.

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 Contents
1. Basic Concepts

2. Configuration procedure

3. Example of configuration

4. Relative maintenance commands

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 Contents
3 Example of configuration
3.1 TDM Mode

3.2 M2UA Mode

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TDM Mode
 Negotiation and Preparation
Item Data
SPC NI LAI GCI
Basic
Info. 460 00 460 00
C03 NATB
0001 0001 0001
Link Name.
Module No. Link Set SLC & Link
in
E1/TS
Signaling of WCSU Name SLCS Type
Link the Module
22 BSC1 BSC1-1 0&0 3 /16 64K

MGW
Termination ID CIC
name
Circuit
96 ~ 127 0 ~ 31 UMG-1

Trunk Group
Office Direction name
Trunk Name
Route
BSC1 BSC1-1

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TDM Mode
 Local Office Data Configuration：
 SET OFI: OFN="LOCAL MSC", LOT=LOCMSC, IN=NO, IN2=NO,
NN=YES, NN2=YES, SN1=NAT, SN2=NATB, SN3=NAT,
SN4=NATB, NPC="BB0001", NP2C="C04", NNS=SP24,
NN2S=SP14, SPF=YES, STP=YES, RSF=NO, LAC="755",
LNC=K'86;

 SET INOFFMSC: MSCN=K'8613907550,

VLRN=K'8613907550, MCC=K'460, MNC=K'00,
INNATIONPFX=K'00, NATIONPFX=K'0;

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TDM Mode
 MTP Link Configuration：
 ADD N7DSP: DPNM="BSC1", NI=NATB, DPC="C03",
OPC="C04", ADJF=TRUE, SLSSM=B1111, PRT=ITU;
 ADD N7LKS: LSNM="BSC1", ASPNM="BSC1", SLSM=B1111,
LKSDIR=Bsc;
 ADD N7RT: RTNM="BSC1", DPNM="BSC1", LSNM="BSC1",
PRI=0;
 ADD N7LNK: MN=22, LNKNM="BSC1-1", LNKTYPE=TDM0,
E1=3, TS=16, LSNM="BSC1", SLC=0, SLCS=0;

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TDM Mode
 SCCP Link Configuration：
 ADD SCCPDSP: DPNM="BSC1", NI=NATB, DPC="C03",
OPC="C04";

 ADD SCCPSSN: SSNNM="BSC1-SCMG", NI=NATB,

SSN=SCMG, SPC="C03", OPC="C04";

 ADD SCCPSSN: SSNNM=“MSC-BSSAP", NI=NATB,

SSN=SCMG, SPC="C04", OPC="C04";

 ADD SCCPSSN: SSNNM="BSC1-BSSAP", NI=NATB,

SSN=SCMG, SPC="C03", OPC="C04";

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TDM Mode
 Add Call Source：
 ADD CALLSRC: CSCNAME="BSC1", P=0, RSSN="BSC1",
FSN="BSC1", AC="0", MSCN=K'8613907550;

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TDM Mode
 BSSAP Configuration:
 ADD OFC: ON="BSC1", OOFFICT=BSC, DOL=LOW, DOA=SPC,
SIG=NONBICC, NI=NATB, DPC1="C03";
 ADD BSC: NI=NATB, DPC="C03", OPC="C04", BSCNM="BSC1",
MSCMN1=22, RSSCNAME="BSC1", BSCSTAT=USE, MLAIF=NO,
LAI="460000001";
 ADD LAIGCI: GCI="460000001", LAIGCINAME="BSC1-LAI",
MSCN="8613907550", VLRN="8613907550", LAICAT=LAI, LAIT=HVLR,
BSCDPC1="C03", CSNAME="BSC1", OFFICENAME="BSC1";
 ADD LAIGCI: GCI="4600000010001", LAIGCINAME="BSC1-GCI",
MSCN="8613907550", VLRN="8613907550", LAICAT=GCI, LAIT=HVLR,
BSCDPC1="C03", CSNAME="BSC1", OFFICENAME="BSC1";
 ADD RANMGW: OFFICENAME="BSC1", MGWNAME="UMG-1";

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TDM Mode
 Trunk Data Configuration：
 ADD ACPOOL: CPNAME="BSC1", BCR=SFR1-1&SFR2-1&SFR3-
1&SHR1-1&SHR2-1&SHR3-1&DFR-1&DHR-1;
 ADD AIETG: TGNAME="BSC1-1", MGWNAME="UMG-1",
SOPC="C04", SDPC="C03", CPNAME="BSC1";
 ADD AIETKC: MN=22, TGNAME="BSC1", SCIC=0, ECIC=31,
CS=USE, TID=96;
 MOD AIETKC: TGNAME="BSC1", SCIC=0, ECIC=0, CS=UNU;
 MOD AIETKC: TGNAME="BSC1", SCIC=16, ECIC=16, CS=UNU;

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 Contents
3 Example of configuration
3.1 TDM Mode

3.2 M2UA Mode

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 M2UA Mode
 Negotiation and Preparation

Module
Link M2UA Link Local Local IP Peer Peer
Command No. of
Name Set Name Port addr. Port IP addr.
WBSG

173.40.
UMG- 173.40.
 M2UA Link Info. 132 UMG-1 2904 2904 200.10
1-1 200.200
ADD 0
M2LNK 173.40.
UMG- 173.40.
132 UMG-1 2905 2905 200.20
1-2 200.200
0
M2UA
Module No.of Link Link Link Set
Command Link Set BINIFID SLC
WCSU/WBSG Name Type Name
Name
 SS7 Link Info.
ADD BSC1- M2UA
132 UMG-1 0 1 BSC1
N7LNK 1 64kbps

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M2UA Mode
 Local Office Configuration：
 SET OFI: OFN="LOCAL MSC", LOT=LOCMSC, IN=NO, IN2=NO,
NN=YES, NN2=YES, SN1=NAT, SN2=NATB, SN3=NAT, SN4=NATB,
NPC="BB0001", NP2C="C04", NNS=SP24, NN2S=SP14, SPF=YES,
STP=YES, RSF=NO, LAC="755", LNC=K'86;

 SET INOFFMSC: MSCN=K'8613907550, VLRN=K'8613907550,

MCC=K'460, MNC=K'00, INNATIONPFX=K'00, NATIONPFX=K'0;

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M2UA Mode
 M2UA Link Configuration：
 ADD ESG: SGNM="SG-1", MGNM="UMG-1";
 ADD M2LKS: LSNM="UMG-1", SGNM="SG-1";
 ADD M2LNK: MN=132, LNKNM="UMG-1-1", LSNM="UMG-
1", LOCPORT=2904, LOCIP1="172.40.200.200",
PEERPORT=2904, PEERIP1="173.40.200.100", QoS=TOS;
 ADD M2LNK: MN=132, LNKNM="UMG-1-2", LSNM="UMG-
1", LOCPORT=2905, LOCIP1="172.40.200.200",
PEERPORT=2905, PEERIP1="173.40.200.200", QoS=TOS;

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M2UA Mode
 MTP Link Configuration：
 ADD N7DSP: DPNM="BSC1", NI=NATB, DPC="C03", OPC="C04",
ADJF=TRUE, SLSSM=B1111, PRT=ITU;

 ADD N7LKS: LSNM="BSC1", ASPNM="BSC1", SLSM=B1111,

LKSDIR=Bsc;

 ADD N7RT: RTNM="BSC1", DPNM="BSC1", LSNM="BSC1", PRI=0;

 ADD N7LNK: MN=132, LNKNM="BSC1-1", LNKTYPE=M2UA0,

M2LSNM="UMG-1", BINIFID=0, LSNM="BSC1", SLC=0, SLCS=0;

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M2UA Mode
 SCCP Link Configuration：
 ADD SCCPDSP: DPNM="BSC1", NI=NATB, DPC="C03",
OPC="C04";
 ADD SCCPSSN: SSNNM="BSC1-SCMG", NI=NATB,
SSN=SCMG, SPC="C03", OPC="C04";
 ADD SCCPSSN: SSNNM=“MSC-BSSAP", NI=NATB,
SSN=SCMG, SPC="C04", OPC="C04";
 ADD SCCPSSN: SSNNM="BSC1-BSSAP", NI=NATB,
SSN=SCMG, SPC="C03", OPC="C04";

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M2UA Mode
 Add Call Source：
 ADD CALLSRC: CSCNAME="BSC1", P=0, RSSN="BSC1",
FSN="BSC1", AC="0", MSCN=K'8613907550;

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M2UA Mode
 A Interface Trunk Data Configuration：
 ADD OFC: ON="BSC1", OOFFICT=BSC, DOL=LOW, DOA=SPC,
SIG=NONBICC, NI=NATB, DPC1="C03";
 ADD BSC: NI=NATB, DPC="C03", OPC="C04", BSCNM="BSC1",
MSCMN1=22, RSSCNAME="BSC1", BSCSTAT=USE, MLAIF=NO,
LAI="460000001";
 ADD LAIGCI: GCI="460000001", LAIGCINAME="BSC1-LAI",
MSCN="8613907550", VLRN="8613907550", LAICAT=LAI, LAIT=HVLR,
BSCDPC1="C03", CSNAME="BSC1", OFFICENAME="BSC1";
 ADD LAIGCI: GCI="4600000010001", LAIGCINAME="BSC1-GCI",
MSCN="8613907550", VLRN="8613907550", LAICAT=GCI, LAIT=HVLR,
BSCDPC1="C03", CSNAME="BSC1", OFFICENAME="BSC1";
 ADD RANMGW: OFFICENAME="BSC1", MGWNAME="UMG-1";

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M2UA Mode
 Add LAI & GCI：
 ADD ACPOOL: CPNAME="BSC1", BCR=SFR1-1&SFR2-1&SFR3-
1&SHR1-1&SHR2-1&SHR3-1&DFR-1&DHR-1;

 ADD AIETG: TGNAME="BSC1-1", MGWNAME="UMG-1",

SOPC="C04", SDPC="C03", CPNAME="BSC1";

 ADD AIETKC: MN=22, TGNAME="BSC1", SCIC=0, ECIC=31,

CS=USE, TID=96;

 MOD AIETKC: TGNAME="BSC1", SCIC=0, ECIC=0, CS=UNU;

 MOD AIETKC: TGNAME="BSC1", SCIC=16, ECIC=16, CS=UNU;

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 Questions
 When we set A interface data, what parameters should we
collect before?

 What is the whole commands of A interface configuration?

 What is the function of MOD AIETKC? if we forgot to set this

two commands, what will happened?

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 Summary
 This chapter introduces the data configuration of A
interface, please master all the data configuration
procedure.

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 Contents
1. Basic Concepts

2. Configuration procedure

3. Example of configuration

4. Relative maintenance commands

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Relative Maintenance Commands
 Reset A interface:
 Command: RST AIETKC

 This command will reset the whole A interface module，all

the resource will be cleared and meanwhile will send reset
information to BSC.

 Note: Please do not use this command in normal situation.

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Relative Maintenance Commands
 A interface circuit maintenance commands:
 DSP AIETKC —— query status of A interface circuit

 RST AIETKC —— reset A interface circuit

 BLK AIETKC —— blocking A interface circuit

 UBL AIETKC —— unblocking A interface circuit

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Relative Maintenance Commands
 BSC SPC, link status and SCCP status query
commands:

 DSP N7DSP ——query status of ss7 signaling point

 DSP N7RT —— query status of signaling route

 DSP N7LNK ——query status of signaling link

 DSP SCCPDSP —— query status of SCCP signaling point

 DSP SCCPSSN —— query status of SCCP sub system

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Result of Relative Query
Commands
 DSP N7DSP normal status :
“Accessibility = Accessible”
 DSP N7RT normal status :
“Route Information = Healthy
Transfer Allowed
In Service
……”
 DSP N7LNK normal status :
“Status = In Use, Healthy,
Not Blocked,
Activated,
……”

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Result of Relative Query
Commands
 DSP SCCPDSP normal status:
“DPC Status = Allow
SCCP status = Allow”
 DSP SCCPSSN normal status:
“Sub-system status = Allow”
 DSP AIETKC normal status :
“Idle”

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 Summary
 Perform relative maintenance commands referred in this
chapter..

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 Summary
 Acknowledge the commands and relative parameters of
data configuration to BSC

 Acknowledge the relationship of different commands

 Acknowledge operation and maintenance commands of

A interface

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