Local Signaling Points

Managed object

lsp

GUI Page updated

SS7/Sigtran > Configuration > Local Signaling Points page

Allowed operations

Table 1 shows the operations allowed on the SS7/Sigtran > Configuration > Local Signaling Points page. The operation is not case-sensitive, for example, INSERT, insert and Insert are valid.

CLI LSP Allowed Operations
Operation	Description
Insert	Adds an LSP to the configuration.
Delete	Deletes an LSP from the configuration.
Edit	Allows modification of an existing LSP.

Required attributes

Table 2 lists the required attributes for the lsp managed object. The table maps the command attributes to their corresponding field names on the SS7/Sigtran > Configuration > Local Signaling Points page in the GUI.

The attribute names are not case sensitive; however, the attribute values are.

Note: All attribute values must be valid values that are allowed by the GUI (see Local Signaling Points elements ).

CLI LSP Required Attributes
Attribute Name	GUI Field Name	For Operation	Notes
pointcode	MTP Code	Insert	The MTP point code that identifies this Local Signaling Point. Only one LSP can have this MTP True Point Code.
domain	SS7 Domain	Insert	The SS7 domain in which the Node resides.
svrgroups	Server Group(s)	Insert	Server Group(s) that serve this Local Signaling Point. For multiple server groups, this field contains a comma-separated list of server groups. Each server group can host an lsp of each of the three domains - ANSI, ITUI and ITUN.

Optional attribute

Table 3 lists an optional attribute for the lsp managed object. The table maps the command attribute to its corresponding field name on the SS7/Sigtran > Configuration > Local Signaling Points page in the GUI.

The attribute name is not case sensitive; however, the attribute value is.

Note: All attribute values must be valid values that are allowed by the GUI (see Local Signaling Points elements).

CLI LSP Optional Attribute
Attribute Name	GUI Field Name	For Operation
netname	Signaling Network Element Name	Insert
cpc	MTP Capability Point Code(s)	Insert
cpc2	MTP Capability Point Code(s)	Insert
name	Local Signaling Point Name	Insert

Samples

To insert Local Signaling Point with pointcode as 001-001-001 in ANSI domain and auto generated LSP Name for Signaling NE Sig_OAM, use any of the following commands. The LSP Name added would be: ANSI_001_001_001

insert: lsp: nename=Sig_OAM: domain=ANSI: pointcode=001-001-001: svrgroups=SG_MP

Insert: Lsp: NeName=Sig_OAM: Domain=ANSI: Pointcode=001-001-001: Svrgroups=SG_MP

INSERT: LSP: NENAME=Sig_OAM: DOMAIN=ANSI: POINTCODE=001-001-001: SVRGROUPS=SG_MP

To insert Local Signaling Point LSP_01 with pointcode as 001-001-001 in ANSI domain for Signaling NE Sig_OAM, use any of the following commands:

insert: lsp: nename=Sig_OAM: name=LSP_01: domain=ANSI: pointcode=001-001-001: svrgroups=SG_MP

Insert: Lsp: NeName=Sig_OAM: Name=LSP_01: Domain=ANSI: Pointcode=001-001-001: Svrgroups=SG_MP

INSERT: LSP: NENAME=Sig_OAM: NAME=LSP_01: DOMAIN=ANSI: POINTCODE=001-001-001: SVRGROUPS=SG_MP

To delete Local Signaling Point LSP_01, use any of the following commands:

delete: lsp: name=LSP_01

Delete: Lsp: Name=LSP_01

DELETE: LSP: NAME=LSP_01

Note: All Values for field name are case-sensitive. For example, the following commands will add two different Local Signaling Points:

 insert: lsp: nename=Sig_OAM: name=LSP_01: domain=ANSI: pointcode=001-001-001: servergroups=SG_MP

 insert: lsp: nename=Sig_OAM: name=lsp_01: domain=ANSI: pointcode=002-002-002: servergroups=SG_MP1