Unsolicited Alarm and Information Messages Reference

1125 - GWS rcvd CDPA that could not be RDCTd

This message indicates the EAGLE 5 ISS received an MSU, with a called party address (CDPA) that is not allowed in gateway screening (GWS) and cannot be redirected.

Example

RLGHNCXA21W 00-04-18 18:59:23 EST EAGLE 31.3.0
0101.1125 CARD 1205,B INFO GWS rcvd CDPA that could not be RDCTd
          SIO=0a OPC=003-244-000 DPC=000-071-000
          SCCP MT= 18
          CDPA: AI=10 PC=003-003-003 SSN=005 TT=250
                  ADDR=123456789012345678909
          CGPA: AI=10 PC=004-004-004 SSN=005 TT=251
                  ADDR=123456789012345678909
          SR=scrb LSN=A1234567

Note:

Four outputs are possible. The Legend includes abbreviations found in all variations.

Legend

ADDR: Address
AFTPC: Affected point code (for SCCP messages)
AFTSS: Affected subsystem (identifies the subsystem that failed)
AI: Address Indicator
CDPA: Called party address
CGPA: Calling party address
DATA: Information from the upper layers of SCCP management
DPC: Destination point code
H0H1: H0/H1 heading code
LSN: Linkset name. The name must be unique
MULT: SCCP management message multiplicity indicator
OPC: Origination point code
PC: Point code for the SS7 end user (OPC)
SCCP MT: SCCP message type
SCMG: SCCP management message
SIO: Service information octet
SR: Screening reference name
SSN: Subsystem number
TT: Translation type
TYPE: SCCP management message type

Alarm Level: No alarm condition. The message is informational only.

Recovery

If this called party address (CDPA) is one that should be redirected through the network, add the CDPA to the gateway screening (GWS) tables assigned to the link reporting this message.

Use the chg-scr-cdpa command to add the CDPA to the list of allowed CDPA codes. Refer to the Database Administration Manual - Gateway Screening for instructions on adding a CDPA to GWS.
If the CDPA should not be redirected through the network, no action is necessary.