List of Tables

• 1-1        Admonishments
• 2-1        Ethernet Interface and Signaling Link Combinations
• 2-2        Uni-Homed and Multi-Homed Node Combinations
• 2-3        SS7 Full Routing Keys per IPGWx Functionality
• 2-4        Example SS7 Routing Key Table
• 2-5        Routing Key Lookup Hierarchy
• 2-6        SNMP Object Groups
• 2-7        Deviations from SNMP Protocols
• 2-8        Nodes and Point Codes in Complex Network Example
• 2-9        Sample SCTP Endpoints
• 2-10      Sample SCTP Associations
• 2-11      Sample SCTP Associations
• 3-1        IPLIMx Card Types
• 3-2        M2PA IPLIMx Signaling Link Parameter Combinations
• 3-3        Valid Subnet Mask Parameter Values
• 3-4         Sample IP Routing Table
• 3-5        Valid Subnet Mask Parameter Values
• 3-6        M2PA Association Fields and Default Values
• 3-7        Change M2PA Association Parameters
• 3-8        M2PA Timers
• 4-1        IPGWx Card Types
• 4-2        Signaling Link Fair Share Example
• 4-3        IPGWx Signaling Link Parameter Combinations
• 4-4        Valid Subnet Mask Parameter Values
• 4-5         Sample IP Routing Table
• 4-6        Valid Subnet Mask Parameter Values
• 4-7        M3UA and SUA Association Fields and Default Values
• 4-8        Examples of IPGWx Card Provisioning Limits
• 4-9        Examples of IPGWx Card Provisioning Limits
• 4-10      Examples of IPGWx Card Provisioning Limits
• 4-11      Examples of IPGWx Card Provisioning Limits
• 4-12      Service Indicator Text String Values
• 4-13      Routing Key Parameter Combinations for Adding a Routing Key Containing an Application Server
• 4-14      Service Indicator Text String Values
• 4-15      Routing Key Parameter Combinations for Removing Routing Keys
• 4-16      Change M3UA and SUA Association Parameters
• 4-17      Examples of IPGWx Card Provisioning Limits
• 4-18      Service Indicator Text String Values
• 4-19      Routing Key Parameter Combinations for Changing the Range of CIC Values in an Existing Routing Key
• 4-20      Routing Key Parameter Combinations for Splitting the Range of CIC Values in an Existing Routing Key
• 4-21      Service Indicator Text String Values
• 4-22      Valid PVALUE Parameter Values if PARM=1
• 4-23      Valid PVALUE Parameter Values if PARM=2
• 4-24      Valid PVALUE Parameter Values if PARM=3
• 4-25      Valid PVALUE Parameter Values if PARM=4
• 5-1        Sample IPC Values
• 6-1        Signaling Link Fair Share Example
• 6-2        Signaling Link Fair Share Example
• 6-3        Valid Subnet Mask Parameter Values
• 6-4         Sample IP Routing Table
• 6-5        Valid Subnet Mask Parameter Values
• 6-6        IPSG M2PA Association Fields and Default Values
• 6-7        IPSG M3UA Association Fields and Default Values
• 6-8        IPSG M2PA Signaling Link Parameter Combinations
• 6-9        IPSG M3UA Signaling Link Parameter Combinations
• 6-10      Signaling Link Fair Share Example
• 6-11      Signaling Link Fair Share Example
• 6-12      Change IPSG Association Parameters
• 6-13      M2PA Timers
• 6-14      Valid PVALUE Parameter Values if PARM=1
• 6-15      Valid PVALUE Parameter Values if PARM=2
• 6-16      Valid PVALUE Parameter Values if PARM=3
• 6-17      Valid PVALUE Parameter Values if PARM=4
• A-1        MaxTPS Per Card