Link Sets

Managed object

linkset

GUI page updated

SS7/Sigtran > Configuration > Link Sets page.

Allowed operations

Table 5-19 shows the operations allowed on the SS7/Sigtran > Configuration > Link Sets page. The operations are not case-sensitive.

Table 5-19 CLI Link Sets Allowed operations

Operation	Description
Insert	Adds a Link Set to the configuration.
Delete	Deletes a Link Set from the configuration.

Required attributes

Table 5-20 lists the required attributes for the linkset managed object. The table maps the command attributes to their corresponding field names on the SS7/Sigtran > Configuration > Link Sets page. The attribute values are case-sensitive.

Note:

Link Sets elements provide valid attribute values.

Table 5-20 CLI Link Sets Required Attributes

Attribute Name	GUI Field Name	For Operation	Notes
name	Link Set Name	Insert Delete	Not applicable
lsp	Local Signaling Point	Insert	Not applicable
pointcode	Adjacent Remote Point Code	Insert	Point codes are normalized based on the specified SS7 domain. Some examples follow: ANSI point code 1-1-1 becomes 001-001-001 ITU-I point code 1-1-1 becomes 1-001-1 ITU-N point code 00001 becomes 1 and ITU-N point code 000 becomes 0
domain	SS7 domain	Insert	Not application
assignrc	Assign Routing Context	Insert	If assignrc = yes, and the optional routingcontext attribute is not specified, then the default value of routingcontext prevails (the first unused integer value greater than zero).

Optional attributes

Table 5-21 lists the optional attributes for the linkset managed object. The table maps the command attributes to their corresponding field names on the SS7/Sigtran > Configuration > Link Sets page. The attribute values are case-sensitive.

Note:

Link Sets elements provide valid attribute values.

Table 5-21 CLI Link Sets Optional Attributes

Attribute Name	GUI Field Name	For Operation	Notes
nename	Signaling Network Element Name	Insert	On SS7 applications where configuration is performed from the SOAM, this parameter is optional.
routingcontext	Routing Context	Insert	The following rules are applicable for routing context. The attribute value is not case-sensitive: If you do not want a routing context to be assigned, specify No for the assignrc field. If the routingcontext attribute is specified and assignrc=no, then the routing context is ignored: insert: linkset: nename=sig_oam: name=LS_01: lsp=LSP_01: pointcode=003-003-003: domain=ansi: assignrc=NO or insert: linkset: nename=sig_oam: name=LS_01: lsp=LSP_01: pointcode=3-3-3: domain=ansi: assignrc=no: routingcontext=55 To specify the default routing context as the first unused integer value greater than zero, specify assignrc=yes, but do not specify routingcontext: insert: linkset: nename=sig_oam: name=LS_01: lsp=LSP_01: pointcode=3-3-3: domain=ansi: assignrc=YES To define the routing context, specify assignrc=yes and specify a value for routingcontext: insert: linkset: nename=sig_oam: name=LS_01: lsp=LSP_01: pointcode=003-003-003: domain=ansi:assignrc=YES: routingcontext=1000

Samples

To insert Linkset LS_01 with the LSP as LSP_01 and the adjacent point code as 003-003-003 with no routing context, use any of the following commands:

insert: linkset: nename=sig_oam: name=LS_01: lsp=LSP_01: pointcode=3-3-3: domain=ansi: assignrc=no

Insert: Linkset: NeName=sig_oam: Name=LS_01: Lsp=LSP_01: Pointcode=003-003-003: Domain=ansi: Assignrc=no

INSERT: LINKSET: NENAME=sig_oam: NAME=LS_01: LSP=LSP_01: POINTCODE=003-003-003: DOMAIN=ANSI: ASSIGNRC=no

To delete Link Set LS_01, use any of the following commands:

delete: linkset: name=LS_01

Delete: Linkset: Name=LS_01

DELETE: LINKSET: NAME=LS_01

All attribute values are case sensitive. The following commands add two different Link Sets:

insert: linkset: name=LS_01: lsp=LSP_01: pointcode=003-003-003: domain=ansi: assignrc=no

insert: linkset: name=ls_01: lsp=LSP_01: pointcode=003-003-002: domain=ansi: assignrc=no