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This procedure is used to configure the option that determines which of the three OPC values can be used to route SCCP messages for the Origin-Based MTP Routing feature. The option is configured with the mobrsccpopc
parameter of the chg-sccpopts
command. The mobrsccpopc
parameter has three values:
mtp
– The original OPC in the message is used as the OPC value to use for routing the SCCP message.
sccp
– If the CGPA portion of the message is route-on-dpcssn, the point code in the CGPA portion of the message, if the CGPA portion of the message is route-on-dpcssn, is used as the OPC value to use for routing the SCCP message. If the CGPA portion of the message is route-on-gt, the MTP option, the original OPC in the message, is used as the OPC value to use for routing the SCCP message.
tpc
– The EAGLE 5 ISS’s true point code is used as the OPC value to use for routing the SCCP message.
If traffic originated from the Eagle, (for example, a UDTS message) then the incoming linkset name (ilsn
parameter) of the exception route is not used in evaluating which exception route to use, if any. This is because since the traffic was generated by the Eagle it did not enter through any linkset.
The current value of the mobrsccpopc
parameter is shown in the MOBRSCCPOPC
field in the rtrv-sccpopts
command output.
The mobrsccpopc
parameter can be specified with the chg-sccpopts
command, and the MOBRSCCPOPC
field in the rtrv-sccpopts
command output is displayed only if the Origin-Based MTP Routing feature is enabled and turned on. If the MOBRSCCPOPC
field is not shown in the rtrv-sccpopts
command output, perform the Activating the Origin-Based MTP Routing Feature procedure to enable and turn on the Origin-Based MTP Routing feature.
Figure 3-44 Configuring the Origin-Based MTP Routing SCCP OPC Option