Table 1 describes the information on the SS7/Sigtran > Maintenance > Links page:
| Element | Description |
|---|---|
| Signaling Network Element Name | The Signaling Network Element associated with the Link. |
| Link Name | The name that identifies this Link. |
| Link Set | The name that identifies this Link Set. |
| MP Server Hostname | The hostname for the MP server associated with this Link. |
| Admin State | Shows the Link's administrative state: Enabled or Disabled. In the Enabled administrative state, the Link is in the ASP-Active state on an active MP server or the ASP-INACTIVE state on a standby MP server. In the Disabled administrative state, the Link is in the ASP-INACTIVE state on the MP server and is unavailable for Sigtran signaling. When a new Link is configured, the Link is in the Disabled administrative state. The Link must be placed in the Enabled administrative state to bring the Link up. Orange color highlights the administrative state when it is Disabled. |
| Operational Status | The operational status of the Link: Up or Down. |
| Operational Reason | The reason a given operational status is shown. For information on a value listed in this field, see Link Operational Status and Reason. |
| MP Server HA Status | The high availability status of the MP server: Active or Standby. |
| Up/Down Since | The date and time that the Link came up or went down. For a newly added Link, the time is when the Link was configured. After a database restart, reboot, or initial startup before the Associations and Links are initialized, the value is the time when the application initialization runs. |
| Pause updates | Unchecked by default to refresh every 15 seconds. Checked will stop the updates. |