Database diskspace warning threshold

SLEE

Specifies a threshold value that raises a warning if the database partition is running out of free diskspace.

The threshold value specifies the lowest amount of free diskspace (in kilobyte) allowed before the warning is raises. Default is 1GB (1 000 000 kb).

Database shutdown threshold

SLEE

Specifies a threshold value that initiates a database shutdown if the database partition is running out of free diskspace.

The threshold value specifies the lowest amount of free diskspace (in kilobyte) allowed before the shutdown is initiated. Default is 1GB
(1 000 000 kb).

Database diskspace monitor interval

SLEE

Specifies the database diskpace monitor interval (in seconds).

Resource sharing context

• Name

• ORB port

• No. of ORB threads

• No. of SLEE task threads

• SLEE task queue size

SLEE

Specifies data to be used for a resource sharing context. That is, a number of SLEE service sharing a dedicated set of system capacity.

Task manager queue size

SLEE

Specifies at what level (in number task in the queue) the SLEE should be considered to have 100% load.

Task manager thread pool size

SLEE

Specifies the number of possible simultaneous JAVA threads in the SLEE and the SLEE services.

Zombie object supervision interval

SLEE

Specifies the time (in seconds) between object supervision heartbeats. The heartbeats are sent to non-responding objects (zombies).

Zombie object supervision timeout

SLEE

Specifies the period (in seconds) heartbeats are sent to non-responding objects before they are assumed dead. That is, the object reference is removed.

Alarm broadcast interval

SLEE

Specifies the time interval (in seconds) between alarm broadcasts for the AlarmListenerExt interface listeners

Alarm log filter level

SLEE

Specifies which alarms are logged in the alarm list.

The active filter level is represented with a digit according the table below:

1 - all alarms are logged in the alarm list

2 - minor, major and critical are logged

3 - major and critical alarms are logged

4 - only critical alarms are logged

Backup path

SLEE

Specifies the path to the directory where the database backup will be stored.

Database path

SLEE

Specifies the path to the database.

Local database address

SLEE

Specifies the local database address (IP and port).
Example: 192.168.1.4:3306

Remote database address

SLEE

Specifies the remote database address (IP and port).
Example: 192.168.1.6:3306

SLEE path

SLEE

Specifies the SLEE home directory.

Charging filter

Node

Specifies, for each SCS proxy, based on transaction result which transactions should be stored in the charging database. Possible values for each transaction result:

• Completed (true/false)

• Partial (true/false)

• Failed (true/false)

Event log filter level

SLEE

Specifies which events are written to the event log.

The active filter level is represented with a digit according the table below:

1 - all events are logged

2 - medium and high importance are logged

3 - only high importance events are logged

Service capability manager IOR

Node

Specifies the service capability manager's IOR to be user by the external protocol adapters (external plug-ins).

Criteria

Node

Specifies to which type of service capability an incoming message shall be routed. The routing is based on the destination address of the incoming message.

Note, criteria definition is only needed for service capabilities of type MESSAGING_TYPE.

• SCS type: MESSAGING_TYPE

• SCS properties: SUBTYPE GUI (for ESPA_messaging_userinteraction) or SUBTYPE GMS (for ESPA_messaging)

• Criteria: A regular expression for the destination address. For example ^[0-5].* matching all destination addresses starting with 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5.

Note, the destination address expressions must match the addresses that are used for mailboxes in ESPA_messaging and instance number ranges in ESPA_messaging_userinteraction.)

Servlet installation directory

Node

Specifies the path to the directory where servlets are installed.

Community

Node

Specifies the snmp community string.

Default value: private

Enterprise object identifier

Node

Specifies the object ID for BEA WebLogic Network Gatekeeper.

Default value: .1.3.6.1.4.1.2727

Primary manager address

• IP address

• Port number

Node

Specifies the target address of the primary SNMP manager.

Secondary manager address

• IP address

• Port number

Node

Specifies the target address of the secondary SNMP manager.

SNMP version

Node

Specifies the SNMP protocol version:

0 - SNMP v1

1 - SNMP v2 (default)

Trap filter level

Node

Specifies which alarms are sent as SNMP traps.

The active filter level is represented with a digit according the table below:

1 - all alarms are logged in the alarm list

2 - minor, major and critical are logged

3 - major and critical alarms are logged

4 - only critical alarms are logged

Trap sending repetition

Node

Specifies how many times a trap will be sent.

Default value: 1

Site ID

Noed

Specifies the an ID that will be included in all statistics reports generated from BEA WebLogic Network Gatekeeper.

Statistics type (list)

Node

Specifies the statistics types to be included in the statistics reports.

If a new service is installed, the statistics type(s) used by that service have to be added to the list.

Status

SLEE

Specifies if the statistics service is active or not. That is, if statistics is collected and written to the database or not.

Buffer size

SLEE

Specifies the number of trace messages buffered in the memory before written to disk.

Value range: 1-500 messages

Maximum number of trace file

SLEE

Specifies the maximum number of trace files stored for a service. If the number is exceeded, the oldest trace file will be deleted.

Value range: 0-10 files

Maximum trace file size

SLEE

Specifies the maximum size of the trace files.

Value range: 100-100000 KB

SLEE trace status

SLEE

Specifies if the trace service is active (enabled/disabled) on the SLEE.

<SLEE_PROPERTIES>

Specifies properties for the SLEE instance.

• name
A descriptive name. Is used as SLEE instance name.

• access_host
The IP-address or host name used for the default (access) resource sharing context.

• access_port
The port where the default (access) resource sharing context's service accessible CORBA objects, for example ESPA interfaces, are available.

• oam_port
  The IP-address or host name used for the management resource sharing context.

• oam_port
The port where the management resource sharing context's service manageable CORBA objects, that is, the objects presented in the Network Gatekeeper Management Tool, are available.

• corba_timeout
The number of ms before CORBA calls times out. Used for the default (access) resource sharing context and all operator defined resource sharing context.

• corba_oam_timeout
The number of ms before CORBA OAM calls times out.

• corba_connect_timeout
The number of ms before a CORBA connection attempt times out.

• corba_thread_pool
The maximum number of threads in the default (access) resource sharing context's CORBA thread pool.

• corba_mgmt_thread_pool
The maximum number of threads in the management resource sharing context's CORBA thread pool.

• jdbc_connect_timeout
The number of ms before a JDBC connection attempt times out.

<SLEE_PROPERTIES>

• jdbc_so_timeout
The number of ms before JDBC requests times out.

• char_encoding
Always set to UTF-8.

• jvm64bit_mode
Specifies (TRUE|FALSE) if the JVM shall be run in 64-bit mode or not.

• start_mem
Specifies the start size, in bytes, of the JVM memory allocation pool. The default value is 64MB.

• max_mem
Specifies the maximum size, in bytes, of the JVM memory allocation pool. This value must a multiple of 1024 greater than 2MB. Append the letter k or K to indicate kilobytes, or m or M to indicate megabytes.

• new_size
Specifies the new size of the JVM young generation heap layout.

• max_new_size
Specifies the maximum new size of the JVM young generation heap layout.

• permanent_size
Specifies the size of the JVM permanent generation heap layout.

• survivor_ratio
Specifies the size of the survivor spaces compared to the eden in the JVM heap layout.

• maxLiveObjectEvacuationRatio
Specifies the maximum percent (0-100) of total space occupied by objects in new space that is expected to survive a scavange garbage collect.

• db_connect_failed_wait_time
Specifies the the time (in seconds) the SLEE will wait between reconnect attempts if no database is available.
  Default = 10 seconds

<SLEE_AGENT>

Specifies data for the SLEE agent process.

• port
The SLEE agent port on the SLEE host.

• verbose
Specifies (TRUE|FALSE) if the SLEE agent should write information to standard out. Recommended to set to TRUE during system verification and to FALSE during live traffic.

• max_start_attempts
Specifies maximum number of start attempts made by the SLEE agent.

<SLEE_HOST>

Specifies the SLEE host's IP address.

<SLEE_PATH>

Specifies the SLEE and database installation directories.

• slee_install_path
The SLEE installation directory. No space are permitted in the directory name.

• database_install_path
The database installation directory. No space are permitted in the directory name.

<SLEE_REPOSITORY>

Specifies the port where the SLEE repository is available.

<SLEE_DB_1>

Specifies data about the primary database.

• address
Specifies the database host's IP address.

• port
Specifies the database port on the database host.

• user


• pwd


<SLEE_DB_2> (Optional)

Specifies data about the secondary database.

• address
The database host's IP address.

• port
The database port on the database host.

<SLEE_TIME>

Specifies data about the time format used.

• format
Specifies the SLEE time format to be used. Specified according to java.text.SimpleDateFormat.

• usegettimeofday
Specifies (TRUE|FALSE) if the JVM shall use the OS time (TRUE) or JVM internal time (FALSE).

• usehighrestime
Specifies (TRUE|FALSE) if the JVM shall use high resolution time (TRUE) or buffered time (FALSE).

<SLEE_TRACE>

Specifies start up data for the SLEE trace service.

• verbose
Specifies (TRUE|FALSE) if trace information should be written to standard out. Recommended to set to true during system verification and to false during live traffic.

• enabled
Specifies (TRUE|FALSE) if the trace service is active at SLEE start up.

• port
Specifies the SLEE host port the trace process is listening to.

• trace_db_query_times
Specifies (TRUE|FALSE) if database queries shall traced or not.

<SLEE_BIDIR>

Specifies data for the bi-directional CORBA plug-in.

• enabled
Specifies (TRUE|FALSE) if a bi-directional CORBA plug-in is used.

<RMI_REGISTRY>

Specifies data for the RMI registry.

• port
Specifies the SLEE host port for the RMI connection.

• gctimeinterval
Specifies the time (in milliseconds) between RMI garbage collections.

<MANAGER>

Specifies the number of OAM transactions to be saved in the Network Gatekeeper Management Tool history file.

<MANAGER_TRACE>

Specifies (TRUE|FALSE) if OAM transactions shall be written to the OAM manager history file.

<BACKUP>

Specifies the path to the directory where SLEE backups shall be saved.

CORBA connect timeout

Node

Specifies the CORBA connect timeout for the SESPA communication with ESPA.

CORBA request timeout

Node

Specifies the CORBA request timeout for the SESPA communication with ESPA.

Load distribution

SLEE

Specifies how the load will be distributed among the SESPA hosts.

host - the host's IP address

load share - the host's load share in relation to the other hosts. Specified as an integer.

Example, for three hosts the load share can be specified as 1-1-1 (equal distribution among the hosts). If one host shall have double load compared to the other to the load share is specified as 2-1-1. That is "load share" is set to 2 for that host and 1 for the other two.

Removal time

SLEE

Specifies the time of day (hh:mm) when removal of old call sessions will be performed.

Storage duration

SLEE

Specifies the number of days a call session will be stored in the database before it is automatically removed.

SQL removal size

SLEE

Specifies the number of old call sessions to be removed per SQL query execution.

Removal time

SLEE

Specifies the time of day (hh:mm) when removal of old messages will be performed.

Storage duration

SLEE

Specifies the number of days a message will be stored in the database before it is automatically removed.

SQL removal size

SLEE

Specifies the number of messages to be removed per SQL query execution.

Overload level

SLEE

Specifies the load percentage defining when the service will raise an overloaded alarm.

Severe overload level

SLEE

Specifies the load percentage defining when the service will raise a severely overloaded alarm.

Overload level

SLEE

Specifies the load percentage defining when the service will raise an overloaded alarm.

Request timeout

Node

Specifies the timeout (in seconds) for the asynchronous requests made on the service interface by an application.

Severe overload level

SLEE

Specifies the load percentage defining when the service will raise a severely overloaded alarm.

Overload level

SLEE

Specifies the load percentage defining when the service will raise an overloaded alarm.

Request timeout

Node

Specifies the timeout (in seconds) for the asynchronous requests made on the service interface by an application.

Severe overload level

SLEE

Specifies the load percentage defining when the service will raise a severely overloaded alarm.

Default translation address

Node

Specifies the address to a default announcement that will be used if no specific translation is specified for the announcement ID.

Overload level

SLEE

Specifies the load percentage defining when the service will raise an overloaded alarm.

Severe overload level

SLEE

Specifies the load percentage defining when the service will raise a severely overloaded alarm.

UI timeout

Node

Specifies how long (in seconds) the service capability will wait for a response on a call user interaction request before timing out.

Value range: 10-3600 seconds

Mailbox timeout

Node

Specifies the timeout value for opened mailboxes. The timeout value is specified in seconds. When a mailbox has not been used for this amount of time it is closed.

Maximum number of properties to fetch

Node

Defines the maximum number of message properties to fetch for a message. If the maximum number of properties is larger than the number of properties for a message, all properties will not be fetched.

Note, each destination address in a send list counts as one property.

Notification callback time before dead

Node

Specifies how long notification callback-interfaces shall be considered to be 'zombies' (not responding to heartbeat supervision) before considered dead and removed from the notification.

If a notification only has one callback-interface set and this is considered to be dead the notification will be discarded.

Overload level

SLEE

Specifies the load percentage defining when the service will raise an overloaded alarm.

Removal time

Node

Specifies the time of day when old messages (see storage duration) are automatically removed from the system.

Severe overload level

SLEE

Specifies the load percentage defining when the service will raise a severely overloaded alarm.

Simultaneously deleted messages

SLEE

Specifies the number of messages to be deleted per SQL query execution.

Storage duration

Node

Specifies the number of days a message will be stored in the mailbox before it is automatically removed.

Address configuration

• address plan

• address presentation

• address screening

Node

Specifies what address-parameters shall be used in the address that is used as 'sent from' address when sending a message to a user. That is, when invoking sendInfoReq or sendInfoAndCollectReq on IpUI.

address plan:

0 = P_ADDRESS_PLAN_NOT_PRESENT
1 = P_ADDRESS_PLAN_UNDEFINED
2 = P_ADDRESS_PLAN_IP
3 = P_ADDRESS_PLAN_MULTICAST
4 = P_ADDRESS_PLAN_UNICAST
5 = P_ADDRESS_PLAN_E164 (default)
6 = P_ADDRESS_PLAN_AESA
7 = P_ADDRESS_PLAN_URL
8 = P_ADDRESS_PLAN_NSAP
9 = P_ADDRESS_PLAN_SMTP
10 = P_ADDRESS_PLAN_MSMAIL
11 = P_ADDRESS_PLAN_X400
12 = P_ADDRESS_PLAN_SIP
13 = P_ADDRESS_PLAN_ANY

address presentation:
0 = P_ADDRESS_PRESENTATION_
       UNDEFINED (default)
1 = P_ADDRESS_PRESENTATION_ALLOWED
2 = P_ADDRESS_PRESENTATION_
       RESTRICTED
3 = P_ADDRESS_PRESENTATION_
       ADDRESS_NOT_AVAILABLE

address screening:
0 = P_ADDRESS_SCREENING_
       UNDEFINED (default)
1 = P_ADDRESS_SCREENING_USER_
       VERIFIED_PASSED
2 = P_ADDRESS_SCREENING_USER_
       NOT_VERIFIED
3 = P_ADDRESS_SCREENING_USER_
      VERIFIED_FAILED
4 = P_ADDRESS_SCREENING_NETWORK

Default plug-in type

Node

Specifies what type of plug-in that shall be used * for user interaction if the policy service is unavailable or if the type is not specified in the SLA.

Valid types:

• USSD

• SMS

• GUI

GUI instance number range

SLEE

Specifies address ranges to be used as destination addresses for the end-users' answers. Over-lapping ranges between service instances are not allowed. The size of the range defines how many outstanding requests can be handled by the service instance at a time. Individual range size can be increased by adding digits in the end of the start and end values.

Example: the range 1231000-1231999 can be increased to 12310000-12319999.

Notification callback time before dead

Node

Specifies how long notification callback-interfaces shall be considered to be 'zombies' (not responding to heartbeat supervision) before considered dead and removed from the notification.

If a notification only has one callback-interface set and this is considered to be dead the notification will be discarded.

Overload level

SLEE

Specifies the load percentage defining when the service will raise an overloaded alarm.

Severe overload level

SLEE

Specifies the load percentage defining when the service will raise a severely overloaded alarm.

UI timeout

Node

Specifies how long (in seconds) the service capability will wait for a response on a user interaction request before timing out.

Value range: 10-3600 seconds

Overload level

SLEE

Specifies the load percentage defining when the service will raise an overloaded alarm.

Severe overload level

SLEE

Specifies the load percentage defining when the service will raise a severely overloaded alarm.

Maximum number of outstanding addresses

Node

Specifies the maximum number of location addresses (numbers) that can be registered for periodic user location at the same time.

Minimum interval between periodic location requests

Node

Specifies minimum allowed time interval (in milliseconds) between location requests when periodic user location is used.

Overload level

SLEE

Specifies the load percentage defining when the service will raise an overloaded alarm.

Plug-in type request level error callback

Node

Specifies if the plug-ins that makes one error callback if the entire request failed or if the plug-in makes one error callback for each failed address in the request.

TRUE - one error callback for the whole request

FALSE - one error callback for each failed address

Request timeout

Node

Specifies the timeout (in seconds) for the asynchronous requests made on the service interface by an application.

Severe overload level

SLEE

Specifies the load percentage defining when the service will raise a severely overloaded alarm.

Overload level

SLEE

Specifies the load percentage defining when the service will raise an overloaded alarm.

Plug-in type request level error callback

Node

Specifies if the plug-ins that makes one error callback if the entire request failed or if the plug-in makes one error callback for each failed address in the request.

TRUE - one error callback for the whole request

FALSE - one error callback for each failed address

Request timeout

Node

Specifies the timeout (in seconds) for the asynchronous requests made on the service interface by an application.

Severe overload level

SLEE

Specifies the load percentage defining when the service will raise a severely overloaded alarm.

Plug-in types (list)

Node

Specifies the types of network and SCS plug-ins that can be installed. If the plug-in type is not registered before the plug-in is installed, the plug-in cannot register in the plug-in manager.

Plug-in types for the core plug-ins are provided as default.

Keystore password

Node

Specifies the password used when storing and removing user certificates and private keys in the ESPA Access/OSA plug-in's keystore.

Policy based routing enabled

Node

Specifies if policy based routing is enabled or not. Must be set to TRUE if the policy based routing shal be.

Language

SLEE

Specifies the value for the language parameter to be used in the sendInfoReq and sendInfoAndCollectReq requests.

Requested response

SLEE

Specifies the value for the requested response parameter to be used in the sendInfoReq and sendInfoAndCollectReq requests.

Defines if a response is required from the call user interaction service, and any action the service should take.

1 - RESPONSE REQUIRED
      The User Interaction Call shall send a response
      when the request has completed.

2 - LAST ANNOUNCEMENT IN A ROW
      This is the final announcement within a
       sequence. It might, however, be that additional
       announcements will be requested at a later
       moment. The UI call service may release any
       used resources in the network. The UI object
       will not be released.

4 - FINAL REQUEST
       This is the final request. The UI object will be
       released after the information has been
       presented to the user.

Repeat indicator

SLEE

Specifies how many time an announcement or voice prompt shall be sent to the end users. If 0 (zero) is specified,

Minimum no. of characters

SLEE

Specifies the minimum number of characters (digits) to be collected after an announcement/voice prompt.

Maximum number of characters

SLEE

Specifies the maximum number of characters (digits) to be collected after an announcement/voice prompt.

End sequence

SLEE

Specifies the character(s) which will terminate an input of variable length.

First character timeout

SLEE

Specifies the maximum allowed time period between an annoncement has been completed or interruped and the first character (digit) is entered. If the timer times out, the input is regarded to be erroneous.

Inter-character time out

SLEE

Specifies the maximum allowed time period between entering two subsequent characters (digits) in a response. If the timer times out, the input is regarded to be erroneous.

Enable Notification Restoration

SLEE

Defines if automatic restoration of registered notifications shall be performed towards an underlying Generic UI OSA (HOSA) SCS.

If enabled, BEA WebLogic Network Gatekeeper restores the notification listeners periodically. The time period is defined in Notification Restoration Interval.

This is used when the underlying OSA/Parlay Gateway does not restore registered notifications after a restart. This is the case for, for example Ericsson NRG.

Notification Restore Interval

SLEE

The time in seconds between each notification restoration process.

Maximum number of addresses per request

SLEE

Specifies the maximum number of adresses allowed per one user location request.

Maximum number of addresses per request

SLEE

Specifies the maximum number of adresses allowed per one user status request.

Alive message interval

SLEE

Specifies the interval between link test messages in seconds. 0 (zero) disables the test messages sending.

SMSC connection info

SLEE

Specifies information about the WebLogic Network Gatekeeper OSA Gateway connection.

• host: The SMSC IP in IPv4, or host name.

• port: The port number to connect to.

• user ID: Identity used to login. Max. 32 characters. Leading or trailing spaces are not allowed.

• password: Password used to login. Max. 32 characters. Leading or trailing spaces are not allowed.

• subaddress: Defines a unique index (0-9) for a plug-in instance. This is useful when several plug-in instances are connected on the same user id. A negative value indicates that sub addressing shall not be used.

• window size: Defines the window size, i.e. the maximum number of concurrently outstanding un-acked submits. A negative value indicates that the window size shall not be specified in the login. Value range: 1-128

Overload percentage

SLEE

Specifies the load percentage defining when the plug-in will raise an overloaded alarm.

Severe overload percentage

SLEE

Specifies the load percentage defining when the plug-in will raise a severely overloaded alarm.

Database cleaner parameters

SLEE

Specifies parameters for the store and forward database cleaner service:

• Invocation time: Time of day when the service shall be invoked (hh:mm)

• Invocation interval: How often (no. of days between invocations) the service shall be invoked

• Age of requests (hours) to be deleted

Database query size

SLEE

Specifies the maximum number of queries to be processed, that is, deleted at a time.

Connect delay value

SLEE

Specifies the interval (in seconds) between SMSC reconnect attempts within a reconnect procedure.

Connect total time value

SLEE

Specifies the duration (in minutes) of an SMSC reconnect procedure. A reconnect procedure includes several SMSC reconnect attempts.

Database cleaner parameters

SLEE

Specifies parameters for the store and forward database cleaner service:

• Invocation time: Time of day when the service shall be invoked (hh:mm)

• Invocation interval: How often (no. of days between invocations) the service shall be invoked

• Age of requests (hours) to be deleted

Database query size

SLEE

Specifies the maximum number of queries to be processed, that is, deleted at a time.

Enquire link request timer value

SLEE

Specifies the how long (in milliseconds) the plug-in will wait for a response to the enquire link request before the connection is considered dead.

Enquire link timer value

SLEE

Specifies the interval (in minutes) between the enquire link requests sent to the SMSC. Sending this request to the SMSC keeps the connection alive.

If 0 (zero) is specified, the enquire link sending is turned off.

ESME address range

SLEE

Specifies the address range of the SMSes to be sent to BEA WebLogic Network Gatekeeper. The address range is specified as a UNIX regular expression.

ESME numbering plan indicator

SLEE

Specifies the numbering plan indicator for the addresses specified in the "ESME address range" parameter.

ESME password

SLEE

Specifies the password used by BEA WebLogic Network Gatekeeper when connecting to the SMSC as an ESME.

ESME system ID

SLEE

Specifies the system ID used by BEA WebLogic Network Gatekeeper when connecting to the SMSC as an ESME.

ESME system type

SLEE

Specifies the system type used by BEA WebLogic Network Gatekeeper when connecting to the SMSC as an ESME.

ESME type of number

SLEE

Specifies the type of number for the addresses specified in the "ESME address range" parameter.

Overload percentage

SLEE

Specifies the load percentage defining when the plug-in will raise an overloaded alarm.

Request timer value

SLEE

Specifies the value (in milliseconds) of the timer used when sending messages. When the timer expires, the plug-in assumes that the message sending has failed.

Sequence number range end ID

SLEE

Specifies the last number in the sequence number range. The ID manager will not generate IDs larger than the specified value.

Sequence number range start ID

SLEE

Specifies the first number in the sequence number range. The ID manager will generate IDs beginning with the specified value

Severe overload percentage

SLEE

Specifies the load percentage defining when the plug-in will raise a severely overloaded alarm.

SMSC default alphabet

SLEE

Specifies the default alphabet used by the SMSC. This is specified in the plug-in for the characters to be decoded correctly.

The following encoding schemes are supported:

• All encoding schemes supported by JAVA. For example:

     - ASCII

     - Cp1252

     - ISO8859_1

SMSC IP address

SLEE

Specifies the SMSC host's IP address.

SMSC port

SLEE

Specifies the SMSC host's port number.

User text max length

SLEE

Specifies the maximum number of characters allowed in an Parlay message.

Connect delay value

SLEE

Specifies the interval (in seconds) between SMSC reconnect attempts within a reconnect procedure.

Connect total time value

SLEE

Specifies the duration (in minutes) of an SMSC reconnect procedure. A reconnect procedure includes several SMSC reconnect attempts.

Database cleaner parameters

SLEE

Specifies parameters for the store and forward database cleaner service:

• Invocation time: Time of day when the service shall be invoked (hh:mm)

• Invocation interval: How often (no. of days between invocations) the service shall be invoked

• Age of requests (hours) to be deleted

Database query size

SLEE

Specifies the maximum number of queries to be processed, that is, deleted at a time.

Enquire link request timer value

SLEE

Specifies the how long (in milliseconds) the plug-in will wait for a response to the enquire link request before the connection is considered dead.

Enquire link timer value

SLEE

Specifies the interval (in minutes) between the enquire link requests sent to the SMSC. Sending this request to the SMSC keeps the connection alive.

If 0 (zero) is specified, the enquire link sending is turned off.

ESME address range

SLEE

Specifies the address range of the SMSes to be sent to BEA WebLogic Network Gatekeeper. The address range is specified as a UNIX regular expression.

ESME numbering plan indicator

SLEE

Specifies the numbering plan indicator for the addresses specified in the "ESME address range" parameter.

ESME password

SLEE

Specifies the password used by BEA WebLogic Network Gatekeeper when connecting to the SMSC as an ESME.

ESME system ID

SLEE

Specifies the system ID used by BEA WebLogic Network Gatekeeper when connecting to the SMSC as an ESME.

ESME system type

SLEE

Specifies the system type used by BEA WebLogic Network Gatekeeper when connecting to the SMSC as an ESME.

ESME type of number

SLEE

Specifies the type of number for the addresses specified in the "ESME address range" parameter.

Overload percentage

SLEE

Specifies the load percentage defining when the plug-in will raise an overloaded alarm.

Request timer value

SLEE

Specifies the value (in milliseconds) of the timer used when sending messages. When the timer expires, the plug-in assumes that the message sending has failed.

Sequence number range end ID

SLEE

Specifies the last number in the sequence number range. The ID manager will not generate IDs larger than the specified value.

Sequence number range start ID

SLEE

Specifies the first number in the sequence number range. The ID manager will generate IDs beginning with the specified value

Severe overload percentage

SLEE

Specifies the load percentage defining when the plug-in will raise a severely overloaded alarm.

User text max length

SLEE

Specifies the maximum number of characters allowed in an Parlay message.

USSD gateway address

SLEE

Specifies the USSD host's IP address.

USSD gateway port

SLEE

Specifies the USSD host's port number.

MMS server configuration

SLEE

Specifies the configuration for the connection with the MMS server

• IP - The MMS server's IP address.

• SENDPORT - The MMS server port that reicives MMS messages.

• RECIVEPORT - The plug-in client port that recives MMS messages.

Overload percentage

SLEE

Specifies the load percentage defining when the plug-in will raise an overloaded alarm.

Response delay

SLEE

Specifies the response delay (in milliseconds) when running running asynchronous mode.

The specified value must be greater than 0 (zero).

Send mode

SLEE

Specifies the send mode according to the following:

1 - Synchronous

2 - Asynchronous

Severe overload percentage

SLEE

Specifies the load percentage defining when the plug-in will raise a severely overloaded alarm.

Attachment format

SLEE

Specifies the format used for attachments. One of the following:

• Dime

• Mime (default)

Database cleaner parameters

SLEE

Specifies parameters for the store and forward database cleaner service:

• Invocation time: Time of day when the service shall be invoked (hh:mm)

• Invocation interval: How often (no. of days between invocations) the service shall be invoked

• Age of requests (hours) to be deleted

Database query size

SLEE

Specifies the maximum number of queries to be processed, that is, deleted at a time.

Default destination

SLEE

Specifies a default destination address for incoming messages without a destination address. If set to an empty string, incoming messages without a destination address will be rejected.

Heartbeat configuration

SLEE

Specifies the plug-in to MM7 server heartbeat function configuration:

• Heartbeat URL: The (MM7 server) URL to use for the heartbeats.

• Heartbeat interval: The interval between heartbeats in milliseconds. Set the interval to 0 if the heartbeat mechanism shall be disabled.

• Heartbeat content match: The content retrieved from the specified URL will be matched with the specified heartbeat content match and the check is interpreted as OK if they match.
  Set the heartbeat content match parameter to an empty string if no content match shall be performed.

• Explicitly activate plug-in: Set to true if the plug-in should be explicitly activated. This is useful when setting the interval to 0 for disabling the heartbeat and the plug-in should be activated.

Example: If the URL is set to http://192.168.1.4:8080/status/status.txt and status.txt contains the text "MM7 server OK", the plug in will match this text against the text specified in heartbeat content match. If they match, the connection will be considered OK.

HTTP basic authentication

SLEE

Specifies if HTTP basic authentication is enabled (TRUE|FALSE) or not.

HTTP basic authentication details

SLEE

Specifies the user name and password to be used for the HTTP basic authentication.

Is active

SLEE

Specifies (true|false) if the plug-in shall explicitly activated even if the heartbeat function indicates that the MM7 server is not responding. That is, if there is something wrong with the heartbeat function itself.

MM7 version

SLEE

Specifies the MM7 version used. The following are supported:

• 5.3.0

• ericsson_mm7_1_0

MMS relay/server address

SLEE

Specifies the path used in the http request to the MMS relay/server.

MMS relay/server URN

SLEE

Specifies the MMS relay/server URN (Uniform Resource Name)

Overload percentage

SLEE

Specifies the load percentage defining when the plug-in will raise an overloaded alarm.

Read report

SLEE

Specifies if read reports are requested (TRUE|FALSE) or not.

Report address

SLEE

Specifies the report address to be used when sending messages to an Ericsson MMSC that requires the report address element.

Sequence number range end ID

SLEE

Specifies the last number in the sequence number range. The ID manager will not generate IDs larger than the specified value.

Sequence number range start ID

SLEE

Specifies the first number in the sequence number range. The ID manager will generate IDs beginning with the specified value

Severe overload percentage

SLEE

Specifies the load percentage defining when the plug-in will raise a severely overloaded alarm.

Value added service ID

SLEE

Specifies the VAS (Value Added Service) ID to be used for BEA WebLogic Network Gatekeeper If left empty, the Application Instance Group IDApplication ID the application belongs to is used.

Value added service provider ID

SLEE

Specifies the VASP (Value Added Service Provider) ID to be used for BEA WebLogic Network Gatekeeper. If left empty, the Service Provider IDthe application belongs to is used.

Default MLP response request

SLEE

Specifies the default MLP response request type. If set to NOT_USED, the <eqop> tag will not be used in the SOAP requests. The following are supported:

0 - NO_DELAY

1 - LOW_DELAY

2 - DELAY_TOL

3 - NOT_USED

Heartbeat check interval

SLEE

Specifies the interval (in milliseconds) between MLP server heartbeat checks. Heart beats are only sent if the connection with the MLP server is lost.

MLP password

SLEE

Specifies BEA WebLogic Network Gatekeeper password used when connecting to the MLP server. The password is provided by the MLP owner.

MLP requestor ID

SLEE

Specifies BEA WebLogic Network Gatekeeper requestor ID. If set to an empty string, the <requestorid> tag will not be used in the SOAP requests.

The requestor ID is provided by the MLP owner.

MLP server URL

SLEE

Specifies the MLP server's URL.

MLP service ID

SLEE

Specifies BEA WebLogic Network Gatekeeper service ID. If set to an empty string, the <serviceid> tag will not be used in the SOAP requests.

The service ID is provided by the MLP owner.

MLP user ID

SLEE

Specifies BEA WebLogic Network Gatekeeper user ID used when connecting to the MLP server. The user ID is provided by the MLP owner.

Overload level

SLEE

Specifies the load percentage defining when the plug-in will raise an overloaded alarm.

Request buffer

SLEE

Specifies if request buffering shall used (TRUE|FALSE) or not. If not used requests will be rejected if the MLP server does not respond. If used, the requests will be buffered and sent to the MLP server when the connection is re-established.

Request buffer flush interval

SLEE

Specifies the interval (in milliseconds) between flushes when emptying the request buffer.

Request buffer flush size

SLEE

Specifies the number of requests sent in each flush when emptying the request buffer.

Request buffer request interval

SLEE

Specifies the interval (in milliseconds) between the requests within a flush when emptying the request buffer.

Severe overload level

SLEE

Specifies the load percentage defining when the plug-in will raise a severely overloaded alarm.

MPC address

SLEE

The IP address of the MPC server.

MPC port

SLEE

The port number to connect to on the MPC server.

MPC user ID

SLEE

BEA WebLogic Network Gatekeeper user ID used when connecting to the MPC server. The user ID is provided by the MPC owner.

MPC password

SLEE

BEA WebLogic Network Gatekeeper password used when connecting to the MPC server. The password is provided by the MPC owner.

Overload level

SLEE

Specifies the load percentage defining when the plug-in will raise an overloaded alarm.

Severe overload level

SLEE

Specifies the load percentage defining when the plug-in will raise a severely overloaded alarm.

MPC address

SLEE

The IP address of the MPC server.

MPC port

SLEE

The port number to connect to on the MPC server.

MPC user ID

SLEE

BEA WebLogic Network Gatekeeper user ID used when connecting to the MPC server. The user ID is provided by the MPC owner.

MPC password

SLEE

BEA WebLogic Network Gatekeeper password used when connecting to the MPC server. The password is provided by the MPC owner.

Overload level

SLEE

Specifies the load percentage defining when the plug-in will raise an overloaded alarm.

Severe overload level

SLEE

Specifies the load percentage defining when the plug-in will raise a severely overloaded alarm.

Port

SLEE

Specifies the port number on which the servlet engine is configured to listen for http connections.

Catalina home directory

SLEE

Specifies the path to the Tomcat servlet engine

IP address

SLEE

Specifies the local IP address used for listening

Connectors

• port number

• protocol type

• maximum no. of connections to accept

• minimum no. of threads

• maximum no. of threads

SLEE

Specifies connectors. That is, connects a protocol type to a port and defines related configuration data.

Valid protocol types are: http and ajs

HTTPS Connectors

• port number

• maximum no. of connections to accept

• minimum no. of threads

• maximum no. of threads

• use SSL client authentication (Y/N)

• keystore file

• keystore password

SLEE

Specifies https connectors.

The keystore file parameter includes the directory path (including file name) for the user certificate.

Server address

Node

Specifies the IP address of the system time server.

Synchronization interval

Node

Specifies the time period (in milliseconds) between the time synchronizations. The shortest recommended interval is 10.000 ms.

Time difference alarm

Node

Specifies the maximum time difference (in milliseconds), at synchronization, between the SLEE time and the time server time that is allowed without raising an alarm.

Maximum time difference for automatic syncronization

Node

Specifies the maximum time difference (in milliseconds) that is allowed for making an automatic synchronization between the SLEE time and the time server time.

If the time difference exceeds the specified value, the syncronization has to be made manually.