5 GUI Configurations

The VSTP > Configuration GUI allows you to manage vSTP configuration. You can perform different tasks on an Active System OAM (SOAM).

5.1 Configuration

The VSTP > Configuration folder contains the tables used in vSTP operations. To configure a specific table, select the table name from the list to display the table details. The pages allow you to view the following information and perform the following actions:

5.1.1 Local Hosts

A Local Host is the vSTP's logical representation of a local node, accessible over one or more transport connections, with which the VSTP can transact VSTP messages. The Local Host managed object encapsulates all the characteristics of the local node that the VSTP must know about in order to communicate successfully with it.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then Local Hosts page. The page displays the elements on the Local Hosts View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-1 Local Hosts Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
Local Host Name	Unique name of the Local Host. This is a mandatory field. The value must be unique, and cannot be edited after it is created.	Format: Input text box; Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. Must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit. Range = A 32-character string.
Local Host Port	Listen Port number of this Local Host. This is a mandatory field.	Format: Input text box Range = 1024 - 65535 characters
Primary Local Host IP Address	Primary IP Address of Local Host. vSTP supports both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses as the primary Local host IP. This is a mandatory field.	Format: Drop down menu Range = 39 characters
Secondary Local Host IP Address	Secondary IP Address of Local Host. vSTP supports both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses as the secondary Local host IP.

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTPConfigurationLocal Hosts page.

Adding a Local Host

Perform the following steps to configure a new Local Host:

1. Click Insert.

   Note:

   The new Local Host must have a name that is unique across all Local Hosts at the SOAM. In addition, the Local Host's IP Port combination must also be unique across all Local Hosts configured at the SOAM.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a Local Host

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected Local Host. (The Local Host Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the Local Host row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a Local Host

Use the following procedure to delete a Local Host.

Note:

You cannot delete a Local Host if it is associated with the application.

1. Select the Local Host to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.1.2 Remote Hosts

A Remote Host is the VSTP's logical representation of a remote node, accessible over one or more transport connections, with which the VSTP can transact Vstp messages. The Remote Host managed object encapsulates all the characteristics of the remote node that the VSTP must know about in order to communicate successfully with it.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then Remote Hosts page. The page displays the elements on the Remote Hosts View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-2 Application IDs Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
Remote Host Name	Unique name of the Remote Host. This is a mandatory field. The value must be unique, and cannot be edited after it is created.	Format: Input text box; Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. Must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit. Range = A 32-character string.
Remote Host Port	Listen Port number of this Remote Host. This is a mandatory field.	Format: Input text box Range = 1024 - 65535 characters
Primary Remote Host IP Address	Primary IP Address of Remote Host. vSTP supports both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses as the primary Remote host IP. This is a mandatory field.	Format: Drop down menu Range = 39 characters
Secondary Remote Host IP Address	Secondary IP Address of Remote Host. vSTP supports both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses as the primary Remote host IP.

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTPConfigurationRemote Hosts page.

Adding a Remote Host

Perform the following steps to configure a new Remote Host:

1. Click Insert.

   Note:

   The new Remote Host must have a name that is unique across all Remote Hosts at the SOAM. In addition, the Remote Host's IP Port combination must also be unique across all Remote Hosts configured at the SOAM.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a Remote Host

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected Remote Host. (The Remote Host Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the Remote Host row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a Remote Host

Use the following procedure to delete a Remote Host.

Note:

A Remote Host will only be deleted if all delete validation checks pass.

1. Select the Remote Host to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.1.3 Local Signaling Points

A Signaling Point is a set of signaling equipment represented by a unique point code within an SS7 domain. A Local Signaling Point (LSP) is a logical element representing an SS7 Signaling Point assigned to an MP Server Group. An LSP has an SS7 domain and a true point code. The LSP may optionally be assigned up to two Capability Point Codes (CPCs), which are point codes that can be shared with other LSPs.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then Local Signaling Points page. The page displays the elements on the Local Signaling Points View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-3 Local Signaling Points Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
Local Signaling Point Name	Unique name of the Local Signaling Point. This is a mandatory field. The value must be unique, and cannot be edited if it is referenced in any other configuration.	Format: Input text box; Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. Must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit. Range = A 32-character string.
SS7 Domain type	This defines the type of SS7 domain. This is a mandatory field.	Format: Drop down menu Range = Ansi, Itui, Itun, Itun24, Itun_s, Itui_s
PC Type	This defines the types of point code. This is a mandatory field.	Format: Drop down menu Range = Tpc,Spc,Cpc Note: The LSP cannot be edited when the PC Type parameter value is Tpc. Therefore, to change the true point code (PC type = TPC), you need to delete the LSP and add again.
CPC Type	This defines the types of services or applications which are added in VSTP.	Format: Drop down menu Range = Stp, Eir, Gport, Inpq, Atinp
MTP Point Code	The MTP Point Code that identifies this LSP. Only one LSP can have this MTP Point Code.The format differs according to Domain type. This is a mandatory field. Only one LSP can have this MTP Point Code if the PC type is TPC or SPC. The LSP may optionally be assigned up to two Capability Point Codes (CPCs), which are point codes that can be shared with other LSPs.	Valid characters are integers seperated with hyphen(-)
Group Code	The ITUN group code for duplicate point code feature. This is an optional field. The value can only be edited if the PC Type field value is CPC.	Format: Input Text Box Range = aa, zz Default Value: aa

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTPConfigurationLocal Signaling Points page.

Adding a Local Signaling Point

Perform the following steps to configure a new Local Signaling Point:

1. Click Insert.

   Note:

   The new Local Signaling Point must have a name that is unique across all Local Signaling Points at the SOAM. In addition, the Local Signaling Point's IP Port combination must also be unique across all Local Signaling Points configured at the SOAM.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Important:

After adding an LSP, it is mandatory to restart the MP for the system to get updated.

Restart of MP is mandatory for the MPs to get the update after adding a true point code (TPC) irrespective of the domain.

Editing a Local Signaling Point

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected Local Signaling Point:

1. Select the Local Signaling Point row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.

   Note:

   • The Local Signaling Point Name field cannot be changed.
   • The values of MTP Point Code and Group Code can be edited only if the value of PC Type is CPC.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a Local Signaling Point

Use the following procedure to delete a Local Signaling Point.

Note:

You cannot delete a Local Signaling Point if it is part of the configuration of one or more Linksets.

1. Select the Local Signaling Point to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

Important:

After deleting an LSP, it is mandatory to restart the MP for the system to get updated.

Restart of MP is mandatory for the MPs to get the update after deleting a true point code (TPC) irrespective of the domain.

5.1.4 Remote Signaling Point

A Remote Signaling Point represents an SS7 network node (point code) with which a VSTP Local Node (/vstp/localhosts) communicates. A Remote Signaling Point resource encapsulates the characteristics required to route the signaling to the Remote Host (/vstp/remotehosts).

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then Remote Signaling Points page. The page displays the elements on the Remote Signaling Points View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-4 Remote Signaling Point Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
Remote Signaling Point Name	Unique name of the Remote Signaling Point. This is a mandatory field. The value must be unique, and cannot be edited after it is created.	Format: Input text box; Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. Must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit. Range = A 32-character string.
Point Code	mtpPointCode is the unique address for this Remote Signaling Point, and is used in MTP layer 3 to identify the destination of a Message Signal Unit (MSU). This is a mandatory field.	Format: Input text box Range = 1024 - 65535 characters
Domain Type	This defines the type of SS7 domain. This is a mandatory field.	Format: Drop down menu Range = Ansi, Itui, Itun, Itun24, Itun_s, Itui_s
Group Code	The ITUN group code for duplicate point code feature. This is an optional field.	Format: Input Text Box Range = aa, zz Default Value: aa
Alias Point Code 1	Alias Point Code1.
Alias Point Code 2	Alias Point Code2.
Alias Point 1 Group Code	This defines ITUN group code for duplicate point code feature.
Alias Point Code 1 Domain	This defines the type of Alias Point Code1 domain.	Format: Drop down menu Range = Ansi, Itui, Itun, Itun24, Itun_s, Itui_s
Alias Point Code 2 Domain	Alias Point Code 2 Domain
Broadcast Exception Indicator	When set to true, the VSTP does not broadcast TFP/TFA to the adjacent node whenever the Linksets (/vstp/linksets) status is changed.	Typical value is false.
Release Cause	Release cause. The condition that triggers the sending of a Release message. If the rlcopc parameter is specified and a value of 0-127 is specified for the rcause parameter, then the rcause parameter value overrides the values specified for the TIFOPTS rcausenp and rcausepfx parameters.	Default='None' Range=0-127
Split IAM	This parameter specifies when and how to split an ITU IAM message into 1 IAM message + 1 SAM message. This parameter applies only to ITU IAM messages.	Default='None' Range=15-31
NM bits reset	NM bits reset. This parameter specifies whether the NM bits should be set to 00.	Default='Off' Range=Off, On
UDT XUDT Conversion	Defines the type of conversion allowed for respective Remote Signaling Point.	Allowed values: NOCONV' XUDTTOUDT' UDTTOXUDT' SXUDTTOUDT' Deafult value: NOCONV

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTPConfigurationRemote Signaling Points page.

Adding a Remote Signaling Point

Perform the following steps to configure a new Remote Signaling Point:

1. Click Insert.

   Note:

   The new Remote Signaling Point must have a name that is unique across all Remote Signaling Points at the SOAM. In addition, the Remote Signaling Point's IP Port combination must also be unique across all Remote Signaling Points configured at the SOAM.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a Remote Signaling Point

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected Remote Signaling Point. (The Remote Signaling Point Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the Remote Signaling Point row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a Remote Signaling Point

Use the following procedure to delete a Remote Signaling Point.

Note:

You cannot delete a Remote Signaling Point if it is associated with the application.

1. Select the Remote Signaling Point to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.1.5 Network Appearance

A Network Appearance identifies the SS7 network content of the message.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then Network Appearance page. The page displays the elements on the Network Appearance View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-5 Network Appearance Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
Network Appearance Name	Name for the network appearance. This is a mandatory field.	Format: Input text box;Valid names are strings between one and 9 characters, inclusive. Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. The name must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit. Range = A 32-character string.
Network Appearance	Network appearance. This is a mandatory field.	Format: Input text box Range = 4294967295, 0
Network Appearance Type	Network appearance type. This is a mandatory field.	Format: Drop down menu Range = Ansi, Itui, Itun, Itun24, Itun_s, Itui_s
Group Code	Group code of network appearance. This is an optional field.	Format: Input Text Box Range = aa, zz Default Value: aa

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTPConfigurationNetwork Appearance page.

Adding a Network Appearance

Perform the following steps to configure a new Network Appearance:

1. Click Insert.

   Note:

   The new Network Appearance must have a name that is unique across all Network Appearance at the SOAM. In addition, the Network Appearance's IP Port combination must also be unique across all Network Appearance configured at the SOAM.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a Network Appearance

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected Network Appearance. (The Network Appearance Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the Network Appearance row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a Network Appearance

Use the following procedure to delete a Network Appearance.

Note:

You cannot delete a Network Appearance if it is associated with the application.

1. Select the Network Appearance to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.1.6 Connections

A Connection is the VSTP's logical representation of an M3UA association or an MTPA assocation, accessible over one or more transport Connections, with which the VSTP can transact VSTP messages. The Connection resource encapsulates all the characteristics of the Connection that the VSTP must know about in order to communicate successfully with it.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then Connections page. The page displays the elements on the Connections View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-6 Connections Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
Connection Name	Unique name of the Connection. This is a mandatory field. The value must be unique, and cannot be edited after it is created.	Format: Input text box; Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. Must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit. Range = A 32-character string.
Connection Mode	This defines the mode of the Connection.	Format: Drop down menu Range = Client, Server
Connection Type	This defines the type of the Connection. This is a mandatory field.	Format: Drop down menu Range = M3ua, M2pa
Local Host	This defines the Local Host assigned to this Connection. It must be unique within the VSTP site. This is a mandatory field.	Format: Drop down menu
Remote Host	This defines the Remote Host assigned to this Connection. It must be unique within the VSTP site. This is a mandatory field.	Format: Drop down menu
Connection Configuration Set	This defines the Connection Configuration Set assigned to this Connection.	Format: Drop down menu

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTPConfigurationConnections page.

Adding a Connection

Perform the following steps to configure a new Connection:

1. Click Insert.

   Note:

   The new Connection must have a name that is unique across all Connections at the SOAM. In addition, the Connection's IP Port combination must also be unique across all Connections configured at the SOAM.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a Connection

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected Connection. (The Connection Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the Connection row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a Connection

Use the following procedure to delete a Connection.

Note:

If the Connection is part of the configuration of some other resource instance, the Connection cannot be deleted..

1. Select the Connection to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.1.7 Connection Configuration Sets

Connection Configuration Sets provide a way to tailor a VSTP Connection to account for the network quality of service and Remote Node (/vstp/remotenodes) requirements. A Connection Configuration Set is simply a collection of Connection (/vstp/connections) parameters that are grouped so the set can be easily assigned to multiple Connections.

Note:

The Connection Configuration Set named Default is always available. The default Connection Configuration Set can be modified, but it cannot be deleted.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then Connection Configuration Sets page. The page displays the elements on the Connection Configuration Sets View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-7 Connection Configuration Sets Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
Connection Configuration Set Name	Name associated with Connection configuration set which must be unique within the VSTP site. This is a mandatory field. The value must be unique, and cannot be edited after it is created.	Format: Input text box; Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. Must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit. Range = A 32-character string.
Retransmission Initailization Timeout	Expected average network roundtrip time in milliseconds. This is a mandatory field.	Format: Input text box Range = Typical value is 120; Maximum: 5000, Minimum: 10
Retransmission Minimum Timeout	Minimum time (in milliseconds) to wait for an acknowledgment of a message sent. This is a mandatory field.	Format: Input text box Range = Typical value is 120; Maximum: 5000, Minimum: 10
Retransmission Maximum Timeout	Maximum time (in milliseconds) to wait for an acknowledgment of a message sent. This is a mandatory field.	Format: Input text box Range = Typical value is 120; Maximum: 10000, Minimum: 10
Retransmission Maximum Timeout Initialization	Maximum time (in milliseconds) to wait for an INIT to be acknowledged. This is a mandatory field.	Format: Input text box Range = Typical value is 120; Maximum: 10000, Minimum: 0
Retransmission Path Failure	Number of consecutive unsuccessful message retransmisssions that causes a path of the SCTP Connection (/vstp/connections) to be marked as failed. This is a mandatory field.	Format: Input text box Range = Typical value is 3; Maximum: 10, Minimum: 1
Retransmission Association Failure	Number of consecutive message retransmissions that cause an SCTP Connection (/vstp/connections) to be marked as failed. This is a mandatory field.	Format: Input text box Range = Typical value is 5; Maximum: 20, Minimum: 1
Retransmission Initialization Failure	Number of consecutive retransmits for INIT and COOKIE-ECHO chunks that cause an SCTP Connection (/vstp/connections) to be marked as failed. This is a mandatory field.	Format: Input text box Range = Typical value is 8; Maximum: 20, Minimum: 1
SCTP Sack Delay	The number of milliseconds to delay after receiving a data chunk and before sending a SACK. This is a mandatory field.	Format: Input text box Range = Typical value is1000000. Maximum: 5000000, Minimum: 8000
SCTP Socket Send Size	Socket send buffer size (in bytes) for outgoing SCTP messages. This is a mandatory field.	Format: Input text box Range = Typical value is1000000. Maximum: 5000000, Minimum: 8000
SCTP Socket Recieve Size	Socket receive buffer size (in bytes) for incoming SCTP messages. This is a mandatory field.	Format: Input text box Range = Typical value is1000000. Maximum: 5000000, Minimum: 8000
SCTP Maximum Burst *	Specifies the maximum burst of packets that can be emitted by this Connection (/vstp/connections). This is a mandatory field.	Format: Input text box Range = Typical value is 4. Maximum: 4, Minimum: 1
SCTP Number of Inbound Streams	Maximum number of inbound SCTP streams supported locally by the SCTP Connection This is a mandatory field.	Format: Input text box Range = Typical value is 2. Maximum: 2, Minimum: 1
SCTP Number of Outbound Streams	Maximum number of outbound SCTP streams supported locally by the SCTP Connection This is a mandatory field.	Format: Input text box Range = Typical value is 2. Maximum: 2, Minimum: 1
SCTP Maximum Segment Size	The maximum size (in bytes) of any outgoing SCTP DATA chunk. If a message is larger than the sctpMaximumSegmentSize bytes, VSTP fragments the message into chunks not exceeding this size. This is a mandatory field.	Format: Input text box Range = Typical value is 0. Maximum: 1460, Minimum: 0
SCTP Fragmentation Enabled	If true, a message exceeding the size of the path maximum transmission unit is fragmented and reassembled by the Remote Node (/vstp/remotenodes).	Typical value is true.
SCTP Data Chunk Delivery Ordered	If true, ordered delivery of the SCTP data chunk is performed; otherwise, delivery is unordered. This is a mandatory field.	Typical value is true.
SCTP Heartbeat Interval	The interval in milliseconds between sending SCTP heartbeat messages to a Remote Node (/vstp/remotenodes). This is a mandatory field.	Format: Input text box Range = Typical value is 1000. Maximum: 300000, Minimum: 0
SCTP Bundling Enabled	This parameter is used for enabling or disabling SCTP Bundling.	Range: Yes, No Default value: Yes

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTPConfigurationConnection Configuration Sets page.

Adding a Connection Configuration Set

Perform the following steps to configure a new Connection Configuration Set:

1. Click Insert.

   Note:

   The new Connection Configuration Set must have a name that is unique across all Connection Configuration Sets at the SOAM. In addition, the Connection Configuration Set's IP Port combination must also be unique across all Connection Configuration Sets configured at the SOAM.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a Connection Configuration Set

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected Connection Configuration Set. (The Connection Configuration Set Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the Connection Configuration Set row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a Connection Configuration Set

Use the following procedure to delete a Connection Configuration Set.

Note:

If the Connection Configuration Set is a part of the configuration of one or more Connections (/vstp/connections), the Connection Configuration Set cannot be deleted.

1. Select the Connection Configuration Set to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.1.8 Links

A Link carries signaling within a Linkset using a specific Connection. A Link can belong to only one Linkset and one Connection. If a Link fails, the Signaling Network Interface attempts to divert signaling traffic to another Link in the same Linkset. Links cannot be edited. A Link can be changed only by deleting it and adding the changed Link.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then Links page. The page displays the elements on the Links View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-8 Links Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
Link Name	Unique name of the Link. This is a mandatory field. The value must be unique, and cannot be edited after it is created.	Format: Input text box; Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. Must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit. Range = A 32-character string.
Link Set Name	Name of the LinkSet associated with Link. This is a mandatory field.	Format: Drop down menu
Connection Name	Name of the Connection associated with Link.	Format: Drop down menu
Channel Name	Name of the Channel (PCI Card Interafce) associated with Link.Channel. Note: This is supported for TDM only.	Format: Drop down menu
Signaling Link Code	Signaling Link Code (SLC). This is a mandatory field.	Format: Input text box Range = 0-15

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTPConfigurationLinks page.

Adding a Link

Perform the following steps to configure a new Link:

1. Click Insert.

   Note:

   The new Link must have a name that is unique across all Links at the SOAM.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a Link

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected Link. (The Link Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the Link row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a Link

Use the following procedure to delete a Link.

Note:

If the Link is enabled, the Link cannot be deleted. The Link must first be disabled, then it can be deleted from the configuration.

1. Select the Link to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.1.9 Link Sets

A Link Set is a logical element representing link attributes assigned to a Link (/vstp/links) and a far-end point assigned to a Route.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then Link Sets page. The page displays the elements on the Link Sets View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-9 Link Sets Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
Link Set Name	Unique name of Link Set. This is a mandatory field. The value must be unique, and cannot be edited after it is created.	Format: Input text box; Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. Must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit. Range = A 32-character string.
Adapter Type	Type of the VSTP adapter layer. Note:Mtp2 is supported for TDM only. This is a mandatory field.	Format: Drop down menu Range = M3ua, M2pa, Mtp2]
Local Signaling Point Name	Name of the Local Signaling Point associated with this Link Set. This is a mandatory field.	Format: Drop down menu Range = a-z,A-Z,_,0-9; Maximum Length = 32
Remote Signaling Points	Name of the Adjacent Remote Signaling Point associated with this Link Set This is a mandatory field.	Format: Drop down menu Range = a-z,A-Z,_,0-9; Maximum Length = 32
Reserved Link Transactions Per Second	This parameter specifies Guaranteed Link (/vstp/links) transactions per second defined for all the links of this Link Set. This is a mandatory field.	Range = 10 - 10000 for M3UA/M2PA, 10 - 15000 for MTP2
Maximum Link Transactions Per Second	This parameter specifies Maximum Link (/vstp/links) transactions per second defined for all the links of this Link Set.	Format: Input text box Range = 10 - 10000 for M3UA/M2PA, 10 - 15000 for MTP2
Routing Context	When the linkset type is M3ua, this value defines the routing context associated with the Link Set.	Format: Input text box Range = 0-4294967295
Number of Signaling Links Allowed Threshold	This threshold value signifies the number of signaling links allowed to be configured with this link set. This link count threshold is required for a linkset to transition from the Restricted or Prohibited state to the Allowed state. This is applicable only for M3ua linksets.	Format: Input text box Range = 0-16 Default = 1
Number of Signaling Links Prohibited Threshold	This threshold value signifies the number of signaling links required to prohibit a link set. This link count threshold is required for a linkset to transition from the Restricted or Allowed state to the Prohibited state. This is applicable only for M3ua linksets	Format: Input text box Range = 0-16 Default = 1
Application Server Notification	Application Server (AS) notification.	Format: Drop down menu Range = true,false
Calling Party GT Modification Indicator	Calling party GT modification indicator.	Format: Drop down menu Range = true,false Note: To enable Calling Party GT Modification using GTT on CgPA, set Calling Party GT Modification Indicator to true. For more details, see SCCP GTT Mods.
Enable Broadcast Exception	When the linkset status changes, the VSTP broadcasts TFP/TFA to adjacent nodes.	Format: Drop down menu Range = true,false
GTT Mode	Global title translation mode. The GTT Mode hierarchy for this link set.	Format: Drop down menu Range = Cd, Fcd, Fcg, Fcgfcd, Fcdcg, Sysdflt
ITU Transfer Restricted	ITU TFR (Transfer Restricted) indicator.	Format: Drop down menu Range = true,false
MTP Screening Set Name	Name of the MTP Screenset attached with this Linkset.	Format: Drop down menu Range = true,false
MTP Screening Set Test Mode	MTP Screening test mode. Specifies whether the MTP Screening Test Mode is true or false.	Format: Drop down menu Range = true,false
MTP Screening Event Logging	MTP Screening Event Logging. Specifies whether the MTP Screening Event Logging is true or false.	Format: Drop down menu Range = true,false
Adjacent SLS 8-bit Indicator	Adjacent SLS 8-bit indicator. This parameter specifies whether the adjacent node is sending MSUs with 8-bit SLSs.	Format: Drop down menu Range = true,false
Incoming SLS Rotated Signaling Bit	Incoming rotated sinaling link selection (SLS) bit. The bit (1-4) for ITU and (1-8) for ANSI link sets to rotate as the new SLS LSB (Least Significant Bit) of the incoming linkset.The SLS is not modified in the outgoing message.	Format: Drop down menu Range = 1 - 8
Random SLS	Random SLS (signaling link selection).This parameter is used to apply random SLS generation on a per linkset basis.	Format: Drop down menu Range = Off, All, Class0
Rotate SLS by 5 or 8 bits	Rotate SLS by 5 or 8 bits. This parameter specifies whether the signaling link selector (SLS) of the incoming ANSI linkset is rotated by 5 or 8 bits.	Format: Drop down menu Range = true, false
SLS Conversion Indicator	This parameter specifies whether the 5-bit to 8-bit SLS conversion feature is used to select links for outgoing messages direct to the given linkset.	Format: Drop down menu Range = true, false
Rotated SLS Bit	Rotated SLS (Signaling Link Selection) Bit. The bit (1-4) to rotate as the new SLS LSB (Least Significant Bit). The SLS is not modified in the outgoing message.	Format: Input text box Range = 1-4
Other CIC Bit	Other CIC (Circuit Identification Code) Bit. If the SLSOCB feature is turned on, this parameter specifies whether the Other CIC Bit option is to be used during link selection.	Format: Input text box Range = 5-16
L2 Timer Set Name	Configuration Timers associated with this Link Set.Timers can be of MTP2, M2PA or M3UA type based on the adaptor type present in linkset. For MTP2 High Speed Links, configure ItuHslDefault or AnsiHslDefault	Format: Input text box Range = a-z,A-Z,0-9,_; Maximum Length = 32
L3 Timer Set Name	MTP3 Configuration Timers associated with linkset.	Format: Input text box Range = a-z,A-Z,0-9 Maximum Length = 32
Security Logging	Options to generate logs linkset wise.	Default = Off; Range = Off, All, Risky
Link Set Accounting Measurement	This parameter specifies whether the accounting measurement option for the link set is On or Off.	Default = No; Range = 'Yes', 'No'
CGPN BlackList Set	CGPN Blacklist Set Id for screening directory number per linkset referred in Linkset table.	Default = None Range = 1-255
Generic Name Set	Generic Name Set.	Default = Both Range = SetA, SetB, Both
SMS Proxy	Option to send to SMS Proxy for HOMESMSC Feature.	[Range = Off, On; Default= Off;]

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTPConfigurationLink Sets page.

Adding a Link Set

Perform the following steps to configure a new Link Set:

1. Click Insert.

   Note:

   The new Link Set must have a name that is unique across all Link Sets at the SOAM.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a Link Set

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected Link Set. (The Link Set Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the Link Set row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a Link Set

Use the following procedure to delete a Link Set.

Note:

If the Link Set is part of the configuration of one or more Links, the Link Set must first be removed from the Link.

1. Select the Link Set to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.1.10 Routes

Routes provide a way to tailor a VSTP Connection to account for the network quality of service and Remote Node (/vstp/remotenodes) requirements. A Route is simply a collection of Connection (/vstp/connections) parameters that are grouped so the set can be easily assigned to multiple Connections.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then Routes page. The page displays the elements on the Routes View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-10 Routes Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
Linkset Name	Name of the Remote Signaling Point (/vstp/remotesignalingpoints) associated with this Route. This is a mandatory field.	Format: Input text box; Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. Must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit. Range = A 32-character string.
Route Name	Unique Name for this Route This is a mandatory field. The value must be unique, and cannot be edited after it is created. .	Format: Input text box; Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. Must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit. Range = A 32-character string.
RSP Name	Name of the Remote Signaling Point (/vstp/remotesignalingpoints) associated with this Route. This is a mandatory field	Format: Input text box Range = Typical value is 120; Maximum: 5000, Minimum: 10
Route Cost	The relative cost assigned to this route. Lower cost routes are preferred over higher cost routes. This is a mandatory field	Format: Input text box Range = Maximum: 99, Minimum: 0

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTP>Configuration>Routes page.

Adding a Route

Perform the following steps to configure a new Route:

1. Click Insert.

   Note:

   The new Route must have a name that is unique across all Routes at the SOAM.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a Route

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected Route. (The Route Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the Route row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a Route

Use the following procedure to delete a Route.

1. Select the Route to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.1.11 GTT Sets

A GTT Set is a an entity to which Global Title Addresses (/vstp/globaltitleaddresses) and Selectors (/vstp/gttselectors) are assigned.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then GTT Sets page. The page displays the elements on the GTT Sets View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-11 GTT Sets Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
GTT Set Name	Unique name of the SCCP GTT Set. This is a mandatory field. The value must be unique, and cannot be edited after it is created.	Format: Drop down menu Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. Valid names are strings between one and 9 characters, inclusive. Note: The name must contain at least one alphabet and must not start with a numeric character.
NPSN Name	Not Present Set Name (NPSN) is used to configure alternate GTT Set. While decoding the MSU to extract the key for lookup in the GTTSET of the set type, if the required parameter does not exist in the MSU and that parameter is optional for that opcode, then the NPSN parameter (if provisioned in the GTTSET) can be used to go to another GTTSET. If the NPSN is not provisioned, then it is treated as bad translation. NPSN comes in the FLOBR/MBR search path, 1 leading alphabetic character and up to 8 following alphanumeric characters and underscore.	Format: Drop down menu Range = Imsi/Msisdn/Vlrnb/Smrpoa/Smrpd Value can have one leading alphabetic character, up to 8 following alphanumeric characters, and underscore.
Gtt Set Domain	Defines the type of incoming message network domain. Note: This GTTSET MO does not distinguish between ITU national or ITU international. This is a mandatory field.	Format: Drop down menu
Gtt Set Type	Defines the type of GTT Set. This is a mandatory field.	Format: Drop down menu
Check Multiple Components	This parameter specifies whether to support TCAP multicomponent packets.	Format: Drop down menu
Allow Segmented XUDT	This parameter specifies whether TOBR processing must be allowed on Segmented XUDT(S) message or not. Note: This parameter can be configured only if the GTT Set Type parameter value is OPCODE.	Possible values are: Yes No Default value: No

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTP>Configuration>GTT Sets page.

Adding a GTT Set

Perform the following steps to configure a new GTT Set:

1. Click Insert.

   Note:

   The new GTT Set must have a name that is unique across all GTT Sets at the SOAM. In addition, the GTT Set's IP Port combination must also be unique across all GTT Sets configured at the SOAM.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a GTT Set

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected GTT Set. (The GTT Set Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the GTT Set row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a GTT Set

Use the following procedure to delete a GTT Set.

Note:

If the GTT Set is part of the configuration of one or more GTT Selector (/vstp/gttselector) or Global Title Address (/vstp/globaltitleaddresses) instances, the GTT Set must first be removed from the GTT Selector (/vstp/gttselector) and Global Title Address (/vstp/globaltitleaddresses).

1. Select the GTT Set to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.1.12 SCCP GTT Selectors

An SCCP Global Title Translation (GTT) Selector is an entity assigned to a GTT set (/vstp/gttsets).

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then SCCP GTT Selectors page. The page displays the elements on the SCCP GTT Selectors View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-12 SCCP GTT Selectors Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
SCCP GTT Selector Name	Unique name of the SCCP GTT Selector. This is a mandatory field. The value must be unique, and cannot be edited after it is created.	Format: Input text box; Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. Must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit. Range = 1 - 9 character string.
CdPA GTT Set Name	CdPA GTT set name (/vstp/gttsets) associated with this GTT Selector.	Format: Drop down menu Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. Valid names are strings between one and 9 characters, inclusive. Note: The name must contain at least one alphabet and must not start with a numeric character.
CgPA GTT Set Name	CgPA GTT set name (/vstp/gttsets) associated with this GTT Selector.	Format: Drop down menu Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. Valid names are strings between one and 9 characters, inclusive. Note: The name must contain at least one alphabet and must not start with a numeric character.
CgPA Subsystem Number	CgPA subsystem number.	Format: Input text box Range = Maximum: 255, Minimum: 0
Domain	Defines the type of incoming message network domain.	Format: Drop down menu
Global Title Indicator	Defines the domain for this GTT Selector.	Format: Drop down menu
GTT Set Name	Name of the SCCP GTT Set (/vstp/gttsets) associated with this GTT Selector.	Format: Drop down menu Valid characters in the name are alphanumeric and underscore.
Linkset Name	Linkset name (/vstp/linksets) associated with this GTT Selector.	Format: Drop down menu
Nature of Address Indicator	Defines Nature of Address indicator for this GTT Selector.	Format: Drop down menu
Nature of Address Indicator Value	Value for the nature of Address indicator.	Format: Input text box Range = Maximum: 127, Minimum: 0
Numbering Plan	Defines Numbering plan (NP) for this GTT Selector.	Format: Drop down menu
Numbering Plan Value	Value for the numbering plan.	Format: Input text box Range = Maximum: 15, Minimum: 0
Selector Id	Selector ID. Maximum: 65534, Minimum: 0	Format: Input text box Range = Maximum: 65534, Minimum: 0
Translation Type	Defines the translation type (TT) for this GTT Selector. Maximum: 255, Minimum: 0	Format: Input text box Range = Maximum: 255, Minimum: 0

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTPConfigurationSCCP GTT Selectors page.

Adding a SCCP GTT Selector

Perform the following steps to configure a new SCCP GTT Selector:

1. Click Insert.

   Note:

   The new SCCP GTT Selector must have a name that is unique across all SCCP GTT Selectors at the SOAM. In addition, the SCCP GTT Selector's IP Port combination must also be unique across all SCCP GTT Selectors configured at the SOAM.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a SCCP GTT Selector

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected SCCP GTT Selector. (The SCCP GTT Selector Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the SCCP GTT Selector row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a SCCP GTT Selector

Use the following procedure to delete a SCCP GTT Selector.

Note:

You cannot delete an SCCP GTT Selector if it is associated with a GTT Set.

1. Select the SCCP GTT Selector to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.1.13 GTT Actions

A GTT Action entry consists of an Action ID, an action, and action-specific data. The action specified in the entry determines the actions to be performed on MSU during translation.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then GTT Actions page. The page displays the elements on the GTT Actions View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-13 GTT Actions Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
GTT Action Name	This parameter specifies the Action ID associated with the GTT action entry. This is a mandatory field. The value must be unique, and cannot be edited after it is created.	Format: Input text box Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. Must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit. Range = 1 leading alphabetic character and up to 8 following alphanumeric characters. ; Maximum Length is 9.
GTT Action Type	The action applied to the message. This is a mandatory field.	Format: Drop down menu Range = Disc, Dup, Fwd, Scpval, Sfthrot, Tcaperr, Sfapp, Udts
Handle Response	Handle Response.	Format: Drop down menu Range = Yes, No
ATI GTT Mod Name	Calling party global title modification name for ATI. The GTMOD Name to be associated with the calling party of a SFAPP GTT Action entry.	Format: Drop down menu Range = Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. The name must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit. ; Maximum Length is 9.
PSI GTT Mod Name	Calling party global title modification name for PSI. The GTMOD Name to be associated with the calling party of a SFAPP GTT Action entry.	Format: Drop down menu Range = Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. The name must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit. ; Maximum Length is 9.
ANSI TCAP Error	The reason for discarding the message containing the ANSI TCAP portion that is associated with the TCAP GTT Action.	Format: Input text box Range = 0-255
Called Part GTT Mod Name	This parameter specifies the CDPA GtMod Name associated with the GTT action entry.	Format: Drop down menu Range = 1 leading alphabetic character and up to 8 following alphanumeric characters. ; Maximum Length is 9.
Calling Part GTT Mod Name	This parameter specifies the CGPA GtMod Name associated with the GTT action entry.	Format: Drop down menu Range = 1 leading alphabetic character and up to 8 following alphanumeric characters. ; Maximum Length is 9.
Calling Party Point Code	Ansi originating point code with subfields network indicator-network cluster-network cluster member (ni-nc-ncm).	Format: Input text box Range = Valid characters are numeric seperated by plus sign(+) or hyphen(-)
Calling Party Point Code in Outgoing Message	The data that is used as the Calling Party Point Code in the outgoing message.	Format: Drop down menu Range = Dflt, Cgpcicmsg, Opcicmsg, Provcgpc, Remove
Default Actions	The default action that is performed when the fwd GTT Action fails to route the MSU.	Format: Drop down menu Range = Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. The name must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit. ; Maximum Length = 9
Domain	This defines the type of CGPC domain.	Format: Drop down menu Range = Ansi, Itui, Itun, Itun24, Itui_s, Itun_s
Fail Action GTT	Fail Action Name. The default action that is performed to route the message when the VLR Validation fails on Stateful App.	Format: Drop down menu Range = Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. The name must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit.
Forward GTT	Forward GTT. The forward GTT Action Name that is to be used to route the MSU.	Format: Drop down menu Range = Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. The name must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit.
HLR Address	This defines address of the HLR for the ATI message.	Format: Drop down menu Default = Usecdpa; Range = Usecdpa, Tcapparm, Fwdact
ITU TCAP Error GTT Action	The reason for discarding the message containing the ITU TCAP portion that is associated with the TCAPERR GTT Action.	Format: Input text box Range = 0-255
Loop Set	Name for the Loop set associated with GTA, it must be unique within the VSTP site.	Format: Drop down menu Range = Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. The name must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit. ; Maximum Length = 9
Map Set	This parameter specifies the Mated Application Set ID.	Format: Input text box Range = 1-6000
Mrn Set	The Mated Relay Node Set ID.	Format: Input text box Range = 1-1500
Number of Digits to be matched	Number of digits to be matched. This parameter is used to specify the number of digits that needs to be matched between SCCP parameter and MAP parameter.	Format: Input text box Range = 1-21, All
Routing Indicator	The routing indicator in the SCCP called party address of the duplicated copy of MSU.	Format: Drop down menu Range = Gt, Ssn]
Remote Signaling Point	This defines the Remote Signaling Point name associated with this Global Title Address (GTA).	Format: Drop down menu Range = Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. The name must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit.
SCF Address	This defines the GSM SCFAddressparameter must be specified when sfapp action needs to be performed.	Format: Input text box Range = Valid characters are numeric only and maximum length is 18.
SCCP Parameters	This SCCP parameter is used to decide whether the SCCP NP, NAI and GTA shall be picked up from CDPA or CGPA for comparing.	Format: Drop down menu Range = Cggta, Cdgta
SSN	The subsystem number in the SCCP called party address of the MSU.	Format: Input text box Range = 2-255
Translation Type	New Translation Type.	Format: Input text box Range = 2-255
Threshold	If the number of MSUs serviced by the SFTHROT action exceeds threshold value, MSUs are discarded.	Format: Drop down menu Range= Range = 1-4294967295
Throttle Action Index	Throttle Action Index for Measurements.	Format: Drop down menu Range = Valid characters are integers.

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTPConfigurationGTT Actions page.

Adding a GTT Action

Perform the following steps to configure a new GTT Action:

1. Click Insert.

   Note:

   The new GTT Action must have a name that is unique across all GTT Actions at the SOAM. In addition, the GTT Action's IP Port combination must also be unique across all GTT Actions configured at the SOAM.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a GTT Action

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected GTT Action. (The GTT Action Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the GTT Action row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a GTT Action

Use the following procedure to delete a GTT Action.

Note:

GTT Action cannot be removed if it is being used by GTT Action Set.

1. Select the GTT Action to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.1.14 GTT Action Sets

A GTT Action Set consists of an Action Set name and a group of actions. The specified actions determine what actions are applied to the MSU during translation.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then GTT Action Sets page. The page displays the elements on the GTT Action Sets View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-14 GTT Action Sets Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
GTT Action Set Name	This parameter specifies the Action ID associated with the GTT Action Set entry. This is a mandatory field. The value must be unique, and cannot be edited after it is created.	Format: Input text box Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. Must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit. Range = 1 leading alphabetic character and up to 8 following alphanumeric characters
Test Mode	If TestMode parameter is off, GTT ACTION SET will follow the existing behavior i.e. actions will be executed on the MSU and event will be generated. If TestMode parameter is on, GTT ACTION SET will only generate event about the actions and will actually not execute any action on MSU.	Range = Off, On
GTT Action ID 1	GTT Action ID 1 (/vstp/gttactions). The first action ID associated with the GTT action set. This is a mandatory field.	1 leading alphabetic character and up to 8 following alphanumeric characters.
GTT ACtion ID 2	GTT Action ID 2 (/vstp/gttactions). The second action ID associated with the GTT action set.	1 leading alphabetic character and up to 8 following alphanumeric characters.
GTT ACtion ID 3	GTT Action ID 3 (/vstp/gttactions). The third action ID associated with the GTT action set.	1 leading alphabetic character and up to 8 following alphanumeric characters.

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTP>Configuration>GTT Action Sets page.

Adding a GTT Action Set

Perform the following steps to configure a new GTT Action Set:

1. Click Insert.

   Note:

   The new GTT Action Set must have a name that is unique across all GTT Action Sets at the SOAM. In addition, the GTT Action Set's IP Port combination must also be unique across all GTT Action Sets configured at the SOAM.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a GTT Action Set

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected GTT Action Set. (The GTT Action Set Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the GTT Action Set row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a GTT Action Set

Use the following procedure to delete a GTT Action Set.

Note:

If the GTT Action Set is part of the configuration of one or more Global Title Address (/vstp/globaltitleaddresses) instances, the GTT Action Set must first be removed from the Global Title Address (/vstp/globaltitleaddresses).

1. Select the GTT Action Set to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.1.15 Global Title Addresses

A Global Title Address (GTA) is an entity assigned to the GTT Set (/vstp/gttsets) and GTT Selector (/vstp/gttselectors).

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then Global Title Addresses page. The page displays the elements on the Global Title Addresses View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-15 Global Title Addresses Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
GTT Set	Defines the GTT Set name associated with this Global Title Address (GTA). This is a mandatory field.	Range: 1 leading alphabetic character, up to 8 following alphanumeric characters, and underscore. A value is required.
Translate Indicator	Defines translation actions and routing actions for this Global Title Address (GTA). Note: If translationIndicator is set as None, either startAddress or endAddress, and gttSetName should be set. If translateIndicator is set as Dpc, then routingIndicator, rspName, subsystem, mapSetId, and mrnSetId should be set. If translateIndicator is set as Dpcngt, then routingIndicator is set as Gt. If translateIndicator is set as Dpcssn, then routingIndicator is set as Ssn. This is a mandatory field.	Range = Dpc, Dpcngt, Dpcssn, None A value is required.
Application Context Name	Application context name. This parameter specifies the ITU TCAP acn field in the incoming MSU.	This supports up to 7 subfields separated by dash (e.g., 1-202-33-104-54-26-007). Range = Valid characters are integers, asterik (*) and None. Maximum allowed length is 27
GTT Action Set Name	This defines Gtt Action Set associated with Global Title Address.	Range = 1 leading alphabetic character and up to 8 following alphanumeric characters
Cancel Called GTI	This parameter defines Cancel called global title indicator.	Default = false; Range = true, false
Calling Party GT Modification Indicator	Calling party GT modification indicator. This parameter specifies whether calling party global title modification is required.	Default = false; Range = true, false Note: To enable Calling Party GT Modification using GTT on CgPA, set Calling Party GT Modification Indicator to true. For more details, see SCCP GTT Mods.
CdPA Selector ID	CdPA Selector ID.	Range = 0-65534
Starting CdPA subsystem number	Starting CdPA subsystem number.	Range = 0-255
CgPA conversion Set Name	CgPA conversion Set Name.	Range = 1 leading alphabetic character and up to 8 following alphanumeric characters
Calling Party Point Code	Ansi originating point code with subfields network indicator-network cluster-network cluster member (ni-nc-ncm). .	Range = Valid characters are numeric seperated by hyphen(-) and plus(+) sign.
Calling Party Point Code Action	This parameter is used to provide the required abilities, indicating what any particular translation needs to do with CgPA PC.	Default = Dflt; Range = Dflt, Ignore, Remove
CgPA Selector ID	CgPA Selector ID.	Range = 0-65534
Starting CgPA subsystem number	Starting CgPA subsystem number.	Range = 0-255
Default Map Version	Default MAP version for MBR opcodes. This parameter is used to provide the default MAP version for supported MBR opcodes if Application Context Name (acn) is not present in an incoming MAP message.	Default = V3; Range = V1, V2, V3
Domain	This defines the type of SS7 domain. This is applicable to CgPA Point Code and OPC.	Range = Ansi, Itui, Itun, Itun24, Itui_s, Itun_s
Ending CdPA subsystem number	Ending CdPA subsystem number.	Range = 0-255
Ending CgPA subsystem number	Ending CgPA subsystem number.	Range = 0-255
MAP End Address	MAP End Address (similar to endAddress). This parameter specifies the end of a range of MAP digits (IMSI/MSISDN).	Range = Valid characters are a-f, A-F and 0-9. Maximum allowed length is 21
End global title address	End global title address. This parameter specifies the end of a range of global title digits.	Range = Valid characters are a-f, A-F and 0-9. Maximum allowed length is 21
Fallback Option	Fallback option. The action taken when the final translation does not match while performing GTT using a FLOBR-specific GTT mode.	Default = Sysdflt; Range = Sysdflt, Yes, No
ANSI TCAP Family	The ANSI TCAP family field in the incoming MSU.	Range = Valid characters are integers, asterik (*) and None. Maximum allowed length is 4
Priority	Priority, is used to select translation when multicomponent packet is received. 1024 has the lowest priority and 1 being highest priority.	By default value will remain 1024. Valid values are in the range of [1-1024]
Allow Multiple Components	Allow Multiple Components. This parameter specifies if a certain component/opcode is required to be processed in multicomponent packet.
GTT Mod	Defines the GT Mod name associated with this Global Title Address (GTA).	Range = 1 leading alphabetic character and up to 8 following alphanumeric characters.
Local Signaling Point Name	Defines the Local Signaling Point name associated with this Global Title Address (GTA).	Range = Valid names are strings between one and 32 characters, inclusive. Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. The name must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit.
Remote Signaling Points	Defines the Remote Signaling Point name associated with this Global Title Address (GTA).	[Range = Valid names are strings between one and 32 characters, inclusive. Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. The name must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit.]
Loop Set	Name for the Loop set associated with Global title address, it must be unique within the VSTP site.	[Range = Valid names are strings between one and 9 characters, inclusive. Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. The name must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit.]
Map Set	Defines the Map Set identifier associated with this Global Title Address (GTA). MAP Set id is a Mated Application set ID. MAP Set id is mandatory when routingIndicator is set to SSN.	[Range = 1-6000 ]
Mrn Set	Defines the Mated Relay Node (MRN) Set name associated with this Global Title Address (GTA).	[Range = 1-1500 ]
OPC	Ansi originating point code with subfields network indicator-network cluster-network cluster member (ni-nc-ncm). ITU international originating point code with subfields zone-area-id. The prefix subfield indicates a spare point code (prefix-zone-area-id). ITU originating point code in the format of a 5-digit number (nnnnn); or 2, 3, or 4 numbers (members). The prefix subfield indicates a spare point code (prefix-nnnnn, prefix-nnnnn-gc, prefix-m1-m2-m3-m4, prefix-m1-m2-m3-m4-gc). 24-bit ITU national originating point code with subfields main signaling area-sub signaling area-signaling point (msa-ssa-sp).	[Range = Valid characters are integers, plus (+) and minus (-) sign. Maximum allowed length is 11.]
TCAP Opcode	The TCAP opcode field in the incoming MSU.	[Range = Valid characters are integers, asterik (*) and None. Maximum allowed length is 4.]
OPC GTT Set	The OPC GTT set name.	[Range = 1 leading alphabetic character, up to 8 following alphanumeric characters, and underscore.]
Optional GTT Set	Optional gtt set name.	[Range = 1 leading alphabetic character, up to 8 following alphanumeric characters, and underscore.]
Package Type	The ANSI and ITU TCAP package type.	[Default = Invalidpkgtype; Range = Bgn, End, Cnt, Ituabort, Ituuni, Qwp, Qwop, Resp, Cwp, Cwop, Ansiabort, Ansiuni,Any]
Routing Indicator	Routing indicator. GT allow a called party address with a routing indicator value of 'global title'. SSN allow a called party address with a routing indicator value of 'DPC/SSN'.	[Range = Gt, Ssn]
Start Map Address	Start Address (similar to startAddress). This parameter specifies the beginning of a range of MAP digits (IMSI/MSISDN/VLRNB/SMRPOA/SMRPDA).	[Range = a-f,A-F,0-9; Maximum Length = 21]
Start Global Title Address	Defines the start of a range of this Global Title Address. This specifies the start of a range of MAP digits (IMSI/MSISDN/VLRNB/SMRPOA/SMRPDA).	[Range = a-f,A-F,0-9; Maximum Length = 21]
SSN	New translated subsystem number.	[Range = 2-255;]
SK	Service Key	[Range = Valid characters are either * or a-f, A-F, 0-9]
BCSM	Basic Call State Model	[Range = Valid characters are either * or a-f, A-F, 0-9]
Opcode Tag	Operation Code Tag. The tag helps to differentiate the message on SIGTRAN connections.	[Range = Both, Local, Global; Default = Both]

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTP>Configuration>Global Title Addresses page.

Adding a Global Title Address

Perform the following steps to configure a new Global Title Address:

1. Click Insert.

   Note:

   The new Global Title Address must have a name that is unique across all Global Title Addresses at the SOAM. In addition, the Global Title Address's IP Port combination must also be unique across all Global Title Addresses configured at the SOAM.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a Global Title Address

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected Global Title Address. (The Global Title Addresses Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the Global Title Addresses row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a Global Title Address

Use the following procedure to delete a Global Title Address.

Note:

If the Global Title Address is part of the configuration of one or more Global Title Address (/vstp/globaltitleaddresses) instances, the Global Title Address must first be removed from the Global Title Address (/vstp/globaltitleaddresses).

1. Select the Global Title Addresses to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.1.16 SCCP GTT Mods

A Global Title Translation (GTT) Modification is an entity assigned to a GTT set (/vstp/globaltitleaddresses) and GTT Actions (/vstp/gttactions).

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then SCCP GTT Mods page. The page displays the elements on the SCCP GTT Mods View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

The Calling Party GT Modification can be performed in the following ways:

• Calling Party GT Modification using GTT on CgPA:
  Perform the following steps to enable Calling Party GT Modification using GTT on CgPA:

  1. Set Calling Party GT Modification Indicator to true for the incoming Linkset or the GTT Translation configurations on the Linkset or Global Title Address page respectively..

     This indicates that the Calling Party GT Modification needs to be performed.

  2. The Calling Party GT Modification data is extracted by performing GTT on the Calling Party GTA using the Cd GTT Mode / Hierarchy. If the GTT Selectors and GTT Translation for CgPA GTA is configured, then the GT Modification data attached with is used to perform Calling Party GT Modification on outgoing messages.
     1. Configure the GTT Translation for the incoming CgPA GTA in a CDPA GTT Set. Attach the required GTT Modification data to this translation.
     2. Create GTT Selector as per the parameters in the CgPA of incoming message. Attach the previously configured GTT Set to the “CDPA GTT Set” of this GTT Selector.
• Calling Party GT Modification using “GTT Action - Forward”
  Perform the following configurations to enable Calling Party GT Modification using GTT Action - Forward:

  1. Go to GTT Actions and set GTT Action Type parameter value to Fwd.
  2. For the GTT action, set values of the Called Part GTT Mod Name and Calling Part GTT Mod Name parameters. Configure remaining parameters for Fwd GTT Action as per the routing requirement.
  3. Attach Fwd - GTT Action to a GTT Action Set. This could be a new GTT Action Set or an existing one.
  4. Attach the GTT Action Set to the GTT Translation where, the GT Modifications needs to be performed.

Table 5-16 SCCP GTT Mods Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
cgpassn	CgPA subsystem number.	Maximum: 255 Minimum: 2
gtZeroFill	GT filler indicator in case of GTI change
Name	Unique name for SCCP GTT MOD. This is a mandatory field.	Valid names are strings between one and 9 characters, inclusive. Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. The name must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit.
newGTI	Defines the new Global Title Indicator for this GTT Mod.
newNAI	Defines new Nature of Address indicator for this GTT Mod.	Range= Maximum: 127 Minimum: 0
newNP	Defines new Numbering plan (NP) for this GTT Mod.	Range= Maximum: 15 Minimum: 0
newTT	Defines the new translation type (TT) for this GTT Mod.	Maximum: 255 Minimum: 0
npdd	Number of prefix digits to be deleted. The number of digits to be deleted from the prefix of the received GT address.	Maximum: 21 Minimum: 1
npds	New prefix digits string. The digits to be prefixed to the received GT address.
nsdd	Number of suffix digits to be deleted. The number of digits to be deleted from the suffix of the received GT address.	Maximum: 21 Minimum: 1
nsds	New suffix digits string. The digits to be suffixed to the received GT address.
sfxFirst	Suffix Prefix processing Precedence indicator.	default: false

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTP>Configuration>SCCP GTT Mods page.

Adding a SCCP GTT Mod

Perform the following steps to configure a new SCCP GTT Mod:

1. Click Insert.

   Note:

   The new SCCP GTT Mod must have a name that is unique across all SCCP GTT Mods at the SOAM. In addition, the SCCP GTT Mod's IP Port combination must also be unique across all SCCP GTT Mods configured at the SOAM.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a SCCP GTT Mod

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected SCCP GTT Mod. (The SCCP GTT Mod Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the SCCP GTT Mod row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a SCCP GTT Mod

Use the following procedure to delete a SCCP GTT Mod.

Note:

If the GTT Modification is associated with a GTT Set (/vstp/gttsets), the GTT Modification cannot be deleted.

1. Select the SCCP GTT Mod to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.1.17 SCCP Map Sets

A Mated Application Part (MAP) Set is a logical grouping of Remote Signaling Points (/vstp/remotesignalingpoints) referred to as a load sharing group. The Default MAP Set (the MAP Set with mapSetId equal to 0) can have multiple load sharing groups. All other MAP Sets can have only one load sharing group associated with them. A load sharing group can have at most 32 RSPs.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then SCCP Map Sets page. The page displays the elements on the SCCP Map Sets View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-17 SCCP Map Sets Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
Map Set Id	Id of this Map Set must be unique across MAP Sets. If a mate RSP is being added to an existing MAP Set, the mapSetId must be the same as assigned to the MAP Set instance containing the primary RSP. This is a mandatory field.	Range = 1,36000
RSP Name	Defines the Remote Signaling Point name associated with this MAP Set. This is a mandatory field.
SSN	Defines the application's subsystem number. This is a mandatory field.	Range 2,255
Relative Cost	Defines the relative cost of the route for the RSP of this MAP Set. For the primary RSP, the default value is 10 and for a mate RSP the default value is 50. This is a mandatory field.	Range 0,99
Weight	Defines the weight assigned to the primary RSP of this MAP Set. Weight is not applicable for solitary and dominant modes. Weight is only valid for load sharing mode and its default is 1.	Range 1,99
Threshold	Defines the in-service threshold assigned to each combination of RSP and SSN in this MAP Set having the same relativeCost. The Weighted GTT Loadsharing feature must be enabled (using the GTT Feature Control before this parameter can be specified. If this parameter is not specified, a value of 1% is assigned to each RSP in this MAP Set.	Range 1,100
Message Route Congest	Must be set to Yes if the Class 0 messages to the specified RSP can be routed to the next preferred node/subsystem when that RSP is congested. No otherwise. If domain of RSP is ANSI, Default is equivalent to Yes. If domain of RSP is ITU, Defalut is equivalent to No.	If not specified by user the value for messageRouteCongestion is set to Default.
Sub System Routing Message	Must be set to Yes if the subsystem routing messages (SBR, SNR) are transmitted between the mated applications, No otherwise. If domain of RSP is ANSI, Default is equivalent to Yes. If domain of RSP is ITU, Defalut is equivalent to No.	If not specified by user the value for subsystemRoutingMessage is set to Default.
Sub System Status Option	Must be set to Yes if the RSP specified by rspName initiates a subsystem test when a RESUME message is received, No otherwise.	Default is equivalent to No. If not specified by user the value for subsystemStatusOption is set to Default.

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTP>Configuration>SCCP Map Sets page.

Adding a SCCP Map Set

Perform the following steps to configure a new SCCP Map Set:

1. Click Insert.

   Note:

   The combination of mapSetId, rspName and ssn must be unique across all MAP Set entries at the SOAM.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a SCCP Map Set

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected SCCP Map Set. (The SCCP Map Set Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the SCCP Map Set row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a SCCP Map Set

Use the following procedure to delete a SCCP Map Set.

Note:

If only one RSP is associated with the MAP Set, it is deleted and the groupId and mapSetId assigned to this MAP Set becomes available to configure a new MAP Set.

1. Select the SCCP Map Set to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

Map Set Id*	Id of this Map Set must be unique across MAP Sets. If a mate RSP is being added to an existing MAP Set, the mapSetId must be the same as assigned to the MAP Set instance containing the primary RSP. Range 1,36000 A value is required.
RSP Name*	Defines the Remote Signaling Point name associated with this MAP Set. A value is required.
SSN*	Defines the application's subsystem number.Range 2,255 A value is required.
Relative Cost*	Defines the relative cost of the route for the RSP of this MAP Set. For the primary RSP, the default value is 10 and for a mate RSP the default value is 50. Range 0,99 A value is required.
Weight	Defines the weight assigned to the primary RSP of this MAP Set. Weight is not applicable for solitary and dominant modes. Weight is only valid for load sharing mode and its default is 1. Range 1,99
Threshold	Defines the in-service threshold assigned to each combination of RSP and SSN in this MAP Set having the same relativeCost. The Weighted GTT Loadsharing feature must be enabled (using the GTT Feature Control before this parameter can be specified. If this parameter is not specified, a value of 1% is assigned to each RSP in this MAP Set. Range 1,100
Message Route Congest	Must be set to Yes if the Class 0 messages to the specified RSP can be routed to the next preferred node/subsystem when that RSP is congested. No otherwise. If domain of RSP is ANSI, Default is equivalent to Yes. If domain of RSP is ITU, Defalut is equivalent to No. If not specified by user the value for messageRouteCongestion is set to Default.This attribute is NOT currently in use. Will be used in future..
Sub System Routing Message	Must be set to Yes if the subsystem routing messages (SBR, SNR) are transmitted between the mated applications, No otherwise. If domain of RSP is ANSI, Default is equivalent to Yes. If domain of RSP is ITU, Defalut is equivalent to No. If not specified by user the value for subsystemRoutingMessage is set to Default.This attribute is NOT currently in use. Will be used in future.
Sub System Status Option	Must be set to Yes if the RSP specified by rspName initiates a subsystem test when a RESUME message is received, No otherwise. Default is equivalent to No. If not specified by user the value for subsystemStatusOption is set to Default.This attribute is NOT currently in use. Will be used in future.

5.1.18 SCCP Mrn Sets

A Mated Relay Node (MRN) Set is a logical grouping of Remote Signaling Points (/vstp/remotesignalingpoints) referred as a load sharing group. The Default MRN Set (the MRN Set with mrnSetId equal to 0) can have multiple load sharing groups. All other MRN Sets can have only one load sharing group. A load sharing group can have at most 32 RSPs.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then SCCP Mrn Sets page. The page displays the elements on the SCCP Mrn Sets View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-18 SCCP Mrn Sets Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
MrnSet Id	Id of this MRN Set. mrnSetId can be any integer in the range. It must be unique across MRN sets. This is a mandatory field.	Range= Maximum: 1500 Minimum: 1
Relative Cost	Defines the relative cost of the route for the RSP (/vstp/remotesignalingpoints) of this MRN Set. This is a mandatory field.	Maximum: 99 Minimum: 0
RSP Name	Defines the Remote Signaling Point name (/vstp/remotesignalingpoints) associated with this MRN Set. This is a mandatory field.
Threshold	Defines the in-service threshold for all RSP (/vstp/remotesignalingpoints) in this MRN Set having the same relativeCost.	Maximum: 100 Minimum: 1
Weight	Defines the weight assigned to the RSP (/vstp/remotesignalingpoints) of this MRN Set.	Maximum: 99 Minimum: 1

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTP>Configuration>SCCP Mrn Sets page.

Adding a SCCP Mrn Set

Perform the following steps to configure a new SCCP Mrn Set:

1. Click Insert.

   Note:

   The combination of mrnSetId, groupId and rspName must be unique across all MRN Set entries at the SOAM.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a SCCP Mrn Set

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected SCCP Mrn Set. (The SCCP Mrn Set Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the SCCP Mrn Set row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a SCCP Mrn Set

Use the following procedure to delete a SCCP Mrn Set.

Note:

If only one RSP is associated with the MRN Set, it is deleted and the groupId and mrnSetId assigned to this MRN Set becomes available to configure a new MRN Set.

1. Select the SCCP Mrn Set to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.1.19 MTP Screen Sets

A MTP Screen Set is an entity which are assigned to MTP Screening Rules (/vstp/mtpscrrules) and used by MTP OPC Rule type, MTP SIO Rule type, MTP DPC Rule type,MTP BLKOPC Rule type, MTP BLKDPC Rule type or MTP DSTFLD Rule type.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then MTP Screen Sets page. The page displays the elements on the MTP Screen Sets View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-19 MTP Screen Sets Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
Mtp Screen Set Name	Name for the VSTP MTP Screen Set, which must be unique within the VSTP site. This is a mandatory field.	Valid screen set names are strings between one and 8 characters, inclusive. Valid characters are alphanumeric. The screensetname must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit.
NSFI	The NSFI defines the next screening category that is used in the gateway screening process,or it indicates that the gateway screening process should stop.	Range=Dpc,Opc,Sio,BlkOpc,BlkDpc
Next Scr Rule Group Name	Allowed next screening rule group name. This is a mandatory field.	Range= 1 alphabetic character followed by up to 7 alphanumeric characters.

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTP>Configuration>MTP Screen Sets page.

Adding a MTP Screen Set

Perform the following steps to configure a new MTP Screen Set:

1. Click Insert.

   Note:

   The MTP Screen Set name must be unique across all MTP Screen Sets at the SOAM.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a MTP Screen Set

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected MTP Screen Set. (The MTP Screen Set Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the MTP Screen Set row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a MTP Screen Set

Use the following procedure to delete a MTP Screen Set.

Note:

If the MTP Screen Set is part of the configuration of one or more MTP Selector (/vstp/mtpselectors) and MTP OPC Rule (/vstp/mtpopcrules) and/or MTP SIO Rule (/vstp/mtpsiorules) and/or MTP DPC Rule and/or MTP BLKOPC Rule and/or MTP BLKDPC Rule and/or MTP DSTFLD Rule, the MTP Screen Set must first be removed from the MTP Selector (/vstp/mtpselectors) and MTP OPC Rule (/vstp/mtpopcrules) and/or MTP SIO Rule (/vstp/mtpsiorules) and/or MTP DPC Rule and/or MTP BLKOPC Rule and/or MTP BLKDPC Rule and/or MTP DSTFLD Rule.

1. Select the MTP Screen Set to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.1.20 MTP Screening Rules

A MTP Screening Rule is an entity to configure all the screening rules for a Screen Set (/vstp/mtpscreensets/).

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then MTP Screening Rules page. The page displays the elements on the MTP Screening Rules View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-20 MTP Screening Rules Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
MTP Screening Name	This defines MTP screening rule name. This is a mandatory field.	Range = 1 leading alphabetic character and up to 7 following alphanumeric characters]
Screening Rule Group Type	This parameter indicates type of the screening rule group. This is a mandatory field.	Range = AftDstn, BlkDpc, BlkOpc, Dpc, Opc, Sio
MTP Screening Rule Group	This defines allowed screening rule group name. .] This is a mandatory field.	Range = 1 leading alphabetic character and up to 7 following alphanumeric characters]
Next Screening Rule Group	This defines allowed next screening rule group name.	Range = 1 leading alphabetic character and up to 7 following alphanumeric characters
NSFI	This parameter specifies the next screening category that is used in the MTP screening process, or it indicates that the MTP screening process should stop. This is a mandatory field.	Range = AftDstn, BlkDpc, BlkOpc, Dpc, Fail, Opc, Sio, Stop
Network Indicator	This parameter defines Network indicator value. This parameter specifies one or more ni values for the network cluster and network cluster member values identified in the nc and ncm parameters. It specifies the ni of the point code represented by ni-nc-ncm.	Range = Valid characters are integers seperated by hyphen (-) and D (Uppercase letter D) for default range. Maximum allowed length is 7. Regular expression to represent the range is '^((([0-1]?[0-9]?[0-9])|([2][0-4][0-9])|(25[0-5]))(-))?(([0-1]?[0-9]?[0-9])|([2][0-4][0-9])|(25[0-5]))$|^[*]$|^[D]$'
Network Cluster	This parameter defines Network cluster value. This parameter specifies one or more nc values for the network indicator and network cluster member values specified in the ni and ncm parameters. It specifies the nc of the point code represented by ni-nc-ncm.	Range = Valid characters are integers seperated by hyphen (-),asterik (*) to mark full range and D (Uppercase letter D) for default range. Maximum allowed length is 7. Regular expression to represent the range is '^((([0-1]?[0-9]?[0-9])|([2][0-4][0-9])|(25[0-5]))(-))?(([0-1]?[0-9]?[0-9])|([2][0-4][0-9])|(25[0-5]))$|^[*]$|^[D]$'
Network Cluster Member	This parameter defines Network cluster member value. This parameter specifies one or more ncm values for the network indicator and network cluster values identified in the ni and nc parameters. It specifies the ncm of the point code represented by ni-nc-ncm.	Range = Valid characters are integers seperated by hyphen (-), asterik (*) to mark full range and D (Uppercase letter D) for default range. Maximum allowed length is 7. Regular expression to represent the range is '^((([0-1]?[0-9]?[0-9])|([2][0-4][0-9])|(25[0-5]))(-))?(([0-1]?[0-9]?[0-9])|([2][0-4][0-9])|(25[0-5]))$|^[*]$|^[D]$'
ITU International Area	This defines ITU international area. The area in the point code represented by zone-area-id.	Range = Valid characters are integers seperated by hyphen (-), asterik (*) to mark full range and D (Uppercase letter D) for default range. Maximum allowed length is 7. Regular expression to represent the range is '^((([0-1]?[0-9]?[0-9])|([2][0-4][0-9])|(25[0-5]))(-))?(([0-1]?[0-9]?[0-9])|([2][0-4][0-9])|(25[0-5]))$|^[*]$|^[D]$'
ITU International ID	This parameter defines ITU international ID. The ID in the point code represented by zone-area-id.	Range = Valid characters are integers seperated by hyphen (-), asterik (*) to mark full range and D (Uppercase letter D) for default range. Maximum allowed length is 3. Regular expression to represent the range is '^(([0-7])(-))?([0-7])$|^[*]$|^[D]$'
ITU International Zone	This parameter defines ITU international zone. This parameter specifies the zone in the point code represented by zone-area-id.	Range = Valid characters are integers seperated by hyphen (-) and D (Uppercase letter D) for default range. Maximum allowed length is 3. Regular expression to represent the range is '^(([0-7])(-))?([0-7])$|^[D]$'
ITU National Point Code	This parameter defines ITU national point code.	Range = Valid characters are integers seperated by hyphen (-) and D (Uppercase letter D) for default range. Maximum allowed length is 11. Regular expression to represent the range is '^((([0]?[0-9]{1,4})|([1][0-5][0-9]{1,3})|(16[0-2][0-9]{1,2})|(163[0-7][0-9])|(1638[0-3]))(-))?(([0]?[0-9]{1,4})|([1][0-5][0-9]{1,3})|(16[0-2][0-9]{1,2})|(163[0-7][0-9])|(1638[0-3]))$|^[D]$'
ITU National Signaling Area	This parameter defines 24-bit ITU-national main signaling area value. The msa of the point code represented by msa-ssa-sp.	Range = Valid characters are integers seperated by hyphen (-) and D (Uppercase letter D) for default range. Maximum allowed length is 7. Regular expression to represent the range is '^((([0-1]?[0-9]?[0-9])|([2][0-4][0-9])|(25[0-5]))(-))?(([0-1]?[0-9]?[0-9])|([2][0-4][0-9])|(25[0-5]))$|^[D]$'
ITU National Sub Signaling Area	This parameter defines 24-bit ITU national sub signaling area. The ssa in the point code represented by msa-ssa-sp.	Range = Valid characters are integers seperated by hyphen (-),asterik (*) to mark full range and D (Uppercase letter D) for default range. Maximum allowed length is 7. Regular expression to represent the range is '^((([0-1]?[0-9]?[0-9])|([2][0-4][0-9])|(25[0-5]))(-))?(([0-1]?[0-9]?[0-9])|([2][0-4][0-9])|(25[0-5]))$|^[*]$|^[D]$'
ITU National Signaling Point	This parameter defines 24-bit ITU national signaling point. This parameter specifies the sp in the point code represented by msa-ssa-sp.	Range = Valid characters are integers seperated by hyphen (-),asterik (*) to mark full range and D (Uppercase letter D) for default range. Maximum allowed length is 7. Regular expression to represent the range is '^((([0-1]?[0-9]?[0-9])|([2][0-4][0-9])|(25[0-5]))(-))?(([0-1]?[0-9]?[0-9])|([2][0-4][0-9])|(25[0-5]))$|^[*]$|^[D]$'
ITU National Unit Number	This parameter defines 16-bit ITU-national unit number. The un of the point code represented by un-sna-mna.	Range = Valid characters are integers seperated by hyphen (-) and D (Uppercase letter D) for default range. Maximum allowed length is 7. Regular expression to represent the range is '^((([0]?[0-9]?[0-9])|([1][0-1][0-9])|(12[0-7]))(-))?(([0]?[0-9]?[0-9])|([1][0-1][0-9])|(12[0-7]))$|^[D]$'
ITU National Sub Number Area	This parameter defines 16-bit ITU national sub number area. The sna in the point code represented by un-sna-mna.	Range = Valid characters are integers seperated by hyphen (-),asterik (*) to mark full range and D (Uppercase letter D) for default range. Maximum allowed length is 5. Regular expression to represent the range is '^((([0]?[0-9])|([1][0-5]))(-))?(([0]?[0-9])|([1][0-5]))$|^[*]$|^[D]$'
ITU National Main Number Area	This parameter defines 16-bit ITU national main number area. The mna in the point code represented by un-sna-mna.	Range = Valid characters are integers seperated by hyphen (-), asterik (*) to mark full range and D (Uppercase letter D) for default range. Maximum allowed length is 5. Regular expression to represent the range is '^((([0-2]?[0-9])|([3][0-1]))(-))?(([0-2]?[0-9])|([3][0-1]))$|^[*]$|^[D]$'
Network Indicator Code	This parameter defines Network indicator code. The NIC is the last 2 bits of the subservice field of an SIO.	Range = Valid characters are integers seperated by hyphen (-) and asterik (*) to mark full range. Maximum allowed length is 3. Regular expression to represent the range is '^(([0-3])(-))?([0-3])$|^[*]$'
Message Priority	This parameter defines message priority.	Range = Valid characters are integers seperated by hyphen (-) and asterik (*) to mark full range. Maximum allowed length is 3. Regular expression to represent the range is '^(([0-3])(-))?([0-3])$|^[*]$'
Service Indicator	This parameter defines Service indicator. The SI is the first 4 bits of an SIO. The SS7 code directs the message to the MTP-user at the destination code.	Range = Valid characters are integers seperated by hyphen (-). Maximum allowed length is 5. Regular expression to represent the range is '^((([0]?[3-9])|([1][0-5]))(-))?(([0]?[0-9])|([1][0-5]))$'
H0 Heading code	This defines H0 Heading code. New H0 heading code for SSNM message.	Range = Valid characters are integers seperated by hyphen (-), asterik (*) to mark full range. Maximum allowed length is 5. Regular expression to represent the range is '^((([0]?[0-9])|([1][0-5]))(-))?(([0]?[0-9])|([1][0-5]))$|^[*]$'
H1 Heading code	This defines H1 Heading code. New H0 heading code for SSNM message.	Range = Valid characters are integers seperated by hyphen (-), asterik (*) to mark full range and D (Uppercase letter D) for default range.Maximum allowed length is 5. Regular expression to represent the range is '^((([0]?[0-9])|([1][0-5]))(-))?(([0]?[0-9])|([1][0-5]))$|^[*]$'
SCCP Stop Action Screening	This specifies whether the given MTP Screening Rule will include SCCP Stop Action screening.	Default = false; Range = true, false;
TIF Stop Action	TIF Stop Action (This field is only valid for SIO if si equals 5. Only valid when nsfi=STOP).	Range = Tif_Ruleset_1, Tif_Ruleset_2, Tif_Ruleset_3
Spare	This parameter signifies whether domain is of spare type or not.	Range = Yes or No The default value is No. Yes is allowed only for ITUI_S and ITUN_S domains.

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTP>Configuration>MTP Screening Rules page.

Adding a MTP Screening Rule

Perform the following steps to configure a new MTP Screening Rule:

1. Click Insert.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a MTP Screening Rule

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected MTP Screening Rule. (The MTP Screening Rule Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the MTP Screening Rule row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a MTP Screening Rule

Use the following procedure to delete a MTP Screening Rule.

Note:

A MTP Screening Rule can only be deleted if all delete validation checks pass.

1. Select the MTP Screening Rule to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.1.21 Home Entities

A Home Entity (/vstp/homeentities) is added for two different types 'HomeRN'and 'HomeSMSC'.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then Home Entities page. The page displays the elements on the Home Entities View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-21 Home Entities Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
Home Entity	Name for this Home Entity. This is a mandatory field.	Range = Valid names are strings between one and 12 characters, inclusive. Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. The name must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit.
Entity Address	Entity Address prefix digit string. This is a mandatory field.	Range = Allowed maximum length is 21 and the regular expresson to be followed is "^((0x|0X)?[a-fA-F0-9]*)$"
Entity Type	This defines the type of entity. This is a mandatory field.	Range = "HomeRn","HomeSmsc", "CdpnPfx"
Delete Prefix	Delete prefix. This parameter specifies whether to delete the CdpnPfx.	Default = false ; Range = true, false

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTP>Configuration>Home Entities page.

Adding a Home Entity

Perform the following steps to configure a new Home Entity:

1. Click Insert.

   Note:

   The Home Entity must be unique at the SOAM.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a Home Entity

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected Home Entity. (The Home Entity Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the Home Entity row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a Home Entity

Use the following procedure to delete a Home Entity.

Note:

A Home Entity can only be deleted if all delete validation checks pass.

1. Select the Home Entity to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.1.22 SCCP Mnp Options

The Mobile Number Portability (MNP) Options are those configuration values that govern the overall MNP functionality . There is a single instance of this resource, which contains each of the individual options that can be retrieved and set.

The MNP Options resources can only be updated. The MNP Options cannot be created or deleted.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then SCCP Mnp Options page. The page displays the elements on the SCCP Mnp Options View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-22 SCCP Mnp Options Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
Aclen	The length of area code.	Default - 0 , [Minimum,Maximum] - [0,8]
Cclen	The length of the country code.	Default - 0 [Minimum,Maximum] - [0,3]
Intlunknnai	This parameter specifies whether InternationalNAIs (nai=intl) are included in Unknown NAIs(nai=unkn) and should be considered for country code CgPN (cccgpn) conditioning.
Srfaddr	Entity address of the MNP_SRF node
Srfnai	The nature of address indicator value of the MNP_SRF.	Default - 0 , [Minimum,Maximum] - [0,127]
Srfnp	The numbering plan value of the MNP_SRF. Default - 0 , [Minimum,Maximum] - [0,15]
Mosmsbpartygttset	MO SMS B-Party Routing GTT Set name. The GTT set where Global Title Translation lookup on B-Party digits is performed
Mosmsbpartychk	MO SMS B-Party PPSMS Check. This parameter specifies whether a prepaid check on the B-Party is performed on an incoming MO SMS message.
Mosmsdefrn	Default routing number. A default routing number used for own-network subscribers.
Mosmsaclen	The number of the digits that are taken from the MO SMS CgPA and used as the Area Code in the MO SMS CdPA.	Default - 0 , [Minimum,Maximum] - [0,8]
Mosmsdigmat	MO-based SMS Home SMSC match. The method used by the Portability Check for MO SMS or the MObased GSM SMS NP feature to find a Home SMSC match.
Mosmsfwd	MO-based SMS forward. This parameter specifies whether the value of the SCCP CDPA in the MO-based SMS message is modified to the GTA value that is specified by the mosmsgta parameter.
Mosmsgta	MO-based SMS GTA. The GTA value that is used to replace the SCCP CDPA value in the MO-based SMS message.	This parameter can't be changed back to None once it is set other values.
Mosmsgttdig	MO SMS B-Party Routing GTT digits. The digits used for Global Title Translation.
Mosmsnai	MO-based SMS NAI. The number conditioning performed on the SMS message destination address before lookup in the number portability database is performed.
Mosmssa	MO-based SMS sub-address. This parameter specifies whether the sub-address is searched in the SMS called party (destination address).
Mosmstcapseg	MO-based SMS TCAP Segmentation for GSM. This parameter specifies whether Mobile-Originated segmented TCAP messages are supported.
Mosmstype	MO-based SMS type. The value of the entity type that indicates that a successful lookup occurred in the number portability database.
Mosmsspfill	This parameter specifies whether the Numbering Plan Processor (NPP) can populate SP and RN entities for own network subscribers at the same time.
Msrndig	The routing number to be used as is or concatenated with the MSISDN.
Msrnlen	The number of digits in the MAP Routing Info portion of the returned SRI_ACK message.	Default - 30 ,[Minimum,Maximum] - [1,30]
Msrnnai	The nature of address indicator value for the MSRN.	Default - 0 ,[Minimum,Maximum] - [0,7]
Msrnnp	The numbering plan value for the MSRN. Default - 0 ,[Minimum,Maximum] - [0,15]
Msisdntrunc	MSISDN truncation digits.	Default - 0 ,[Minimum,Maximum] - [0,5]
Defmapvr	Default MAP version.	Default - 1 ,[Minimum,Maximum] - [1,3]
Sridn	The Send Routing Information Dialed Number location.
Multcc1	Multiple country code.
Multcc2	Multiple country code.
Multcc3	Multiple country code.
Multcc4	Multiple country code.
Multcc5	Multiple country code.
Multcc6	Multiple country code.
Multcc7	Multiple country code.
Multcc8	Multiple country code.
Multcc9	Multiple country code.
Multcc10	Multiple country code.
Serverpfx	Server SRI prefix.
Sridnnotfound	The processing used when G-Port encounters an RTDB query result that indicates that the specified directory number is not known.
Crptt	Circular Route Prevention Translation Type.
Defcc	Default country code	The Defcc value for a subscriber number should be up to 3 digits. Range: "^([a-fA-F0-9]{1,3})$|^(None)$"
Defndc	Default network destination code.	The Defndc value for a subscriber number should be up to 5 digits.
Defmcc	E212 default mobile country code. It should support any 3 digits hexa-decimal number or None.
Defmnc	E212 default mobile network code. It should support any 2 or 3 digits hexa-decimal number or None.
Dngtzerofill	MT-Based SMS check source. This parameter specifies whether the SCCP CgPA GTA of a SRI_SM message is validated to determine if the source of the message is a Home SMSC.
ccnc1-mccmnc1	Combination of E214 country code/network code and E212 mobile country code/mobile network code. The values for ccnc and mccmnc must be separated by a hyphen (-). 'None' must be specified to unconfigure this parameter.
ccnc2-mccmnc2	Combination of E214 country code/network code and E212 mobile country code/mobile network code. The values for ccnc and mccmnc must be separated by a hyphen (-). 'None' must be specified to unconfigure this parameter.
ccnc3-mccmnc3	Combination of E214 country code/network code and E212 mobile country code/mobile network code. The values for ccnc and mccmnc must be separated by a hyphen (-). 'None' must be specified to unconfigure this parameter.
ccnc4-mccmnc4	Combination of E214 country code/network code and E212 mobile country code/mobile network code. The values for ccnc and mccmnc must be separated by a hyphen (-). 'None' must be specified to unconfigure this parameter.
ccnc5-mccmnc5	Combination of E214 country code/network code and E212 mobile country code/mobile network code. The values for ccnc and mccmnc must be separated by a hyphen (-). 'None' must be specified to unconfigure this parameter.
ccnc6-mccmnc6	Combination of E214 country code/network code and E212 mobile country code/mobile network code. The values for ccnc and mccmnc must be separated by a hyphen (-). 'None' must be specified to unconfigure this parameter.
ccnc7-mccmnc7	Combination of E214 country code/network code and E212 mobile country code/mobile network code. The values for ccnc and mccmnc must be separated by a hyphen (-). 'None' must be specified to unconfigure this parameter.
ccnc8-mccmnc8	Combination of E214 country code/network code and E212 mobile country code/mobile network code. The values for ccnc and mccmnc must be separated by a hyphen (-). 'None' must be specified to unconfigure this parameter.
ccnc9-mccmnc9	Combination of E214 country code/network code and E212 mobile country code/mobile network code. The values for ccnc and mccmnc must be separated by a hyphen (-). 'None' must be specified to unconfigure this parameter.
ccnc10-mccmnc10	Combination of E214 country code/network code and E212 mobile country code/mobile network code. The values for ccnc and mccmnc must be separated by a hyphen (-). 'None' must be specified to unconfigure this parameter.
Delccprefix	This parameter specifies how to apply the DELCCPREFIX digit action to a Called Party Global Title Address (CdPA GTA).
Encdnpsdnnotfound	Specifies whether the NPSI is included in SRI Ack messages when the DN is not found.
Encdnpsptnone	Specifies whether the NPSI is included in SRI Ack messages when the PT has a value of none (255).
Encodecug	Specifies whether the Closed User Group (CUG) Checkinfo from the SRI message is included in the SRI Ack message.
Encodenps	Specifies whether the Number Portability Status Indicator (NPSI) is included in SRI Ack messages when the portability type (PT) has a value of 0, 1, 2 or 36.
Srismgttrtg	Specifies whether the SRI_SM routing feature is on.
Mtsmsimsi	MT-Based SMS IMSI. The required format of digits that are encoded in the 'IMSI' parameter of the SRI_SM response message.
Mtsmsnni	MT-Based SMS network node indicator. The required format of digits that are encoded in the 'Network NodeNumber' parameter of the SRI_SM response message.
Mtsmstype	MT-Based SMS type. The value of the entity type that indicates that a successful lookup occurred in the number portability database for messages that are modified by the MT-Based GSM SMS NP feature.
Mtsmsackn	MT-Based SMS acknowledgement. The message generated in response to a successful number portability database lookup for an SRI_SM message from a Home SMSC.
Mtsmsdltr	MT-Based SMS delimiter. This parameter specifies whether to insert a delimiter digit string before or after the routing number (RN) if the RN is used in the outbound digit format.
Mtsmsdltrv	MT-Based SMS delimiter value. The delimiter digit string that is inserted before or after the RN when the RN is used in the outbound digit format.
Mtsmsnakerr	MT-Based SMS negative acknowledgement error. The TCAP error choice code used in the NACK response message generated for SRI_SM messages.Default - 1, [Minimum,Maximum] - [0,255]
Mtsmschksrc	MT-Based SMS check source. This parameter specifies whether the SCCP CgPA GTA of a SRI_SM message is validated to determine if the source of the message is a Home SMSC.
Mtsmsnp	Specifies whether the MT bases SMS NP feature is activated.
Mnpcrp	Specifies whether the MNP Circular Route feature is activated.
Mnpnpdbunavl	This option indicates action to be taken by MNP service when the Number Portability Database is Unavailable.
Srvcrelaymapset	This option specifies the Load sharing MAPSET ID to be used for routing the MNP relayed messages.
Srismdn	SRI_SM DN location. This parameter specifies whether the MT-Based GSM SMS NP feature selects the MSISDN from the TCAP or SCCP CdPA section of the SRI_SM message.
Mtmmsgta	MT-Based MMS GTA. The GTA that is compared with the SCCP CgPA GTA of an SRI_SM message to determine whether the originator of the message is a Home MMSC.
Mtmmstype	MT-Based SMS type. The value of the entity type that indicates that a successful lookup occurred in the number portability database for messages that are modified by the MT-Based GSM SMS NP feature.
Mtmmsackn	MT-Based MMS acknowledgement. The message that is generated in response to a successful number portability database lookup for an SRI_SM message from a Home MMSC.
Mtmmsentylen	MT-Based MMS Entity length. The maximum number of digits used from the entity value of a returned RN, SP, or SRFIMSI entity for Multimedia Service (MMS) processing.
Mtmmslen	MT-Based MMS Length. The maximum number of digits used in the returned IMSI and/or NNI fields for MMS processing.
Atiackimsi	ATIACK IMSI parameter for ATI ACK response message. This parameter specifies formatting of IMSI digits in the ATI ACK response message.
Atiackmsisdn	MSISDN parameter for ATI ACK response message. This parameter specifies the formatting of MSISDN parameter in the ATI ACK response message.
Atiackrn	Routing number parameter for ATI ACK response message. This parameter specifies the formatting of the routing number parameter in the ATI ACK response message.
Atiackvlrnum	The formatting of the VLR-number in the ATI ACK response message.
Atidfltrn	Default Routing Number. The routing number to be used in outgoing message formats while encoding outgoing digit formats in the ATI ACK response in cases where an RN is not returned from an RTDB lookup.
Atidlm	Outbound message digits delimiter. This delimiter is used in outgoing message formats while encoding outbound digits in the ATI ACK response.
Atinptype	Number Portability Type. The criteria for a successful RTDB lookup.
Atientitylen	Entity Length. The maximum number of digits to be used from entity data (SRFIMSI or entity ID) in the specified encoding format.
Atisupplocinfo	Specifies whether the Location Information shall be processed by ATINP subsystem or not.
Atisnai	Service NAI. The number conditioning that is performed on the MSISDN digits in the incoming ATI query message before RTDB lookup is performed.
Ativlrnumlen	The maximum number of digits that can be encoded as the VLR-number in ATI ACK message. Default - 1 ,[Minimum,Maximum] - [1,40]
Inpdranai	INPOPTS DRANAI Destination Routing Address Nature of Address Indicator.
Inpdranp	INPOPTS Destination Routing Address Numbering Plan.
Inpdra	INPTOPTS Destination Routing Address Format.
Inpnec	National Escape Code.
Inprelcause	Release Cause to be used in RELEASECALL operation.	Default: 1 Range: 31,127
Inpcutnpaste	This parameter should appear immeditately following the DRA digits in the CONNECT response.
Inpsprestype	INP option that indicates the type of message the vSTP is to send when an IDP message is received for INP service, the DN digits match, and the HLR ID is present.
Inpsnai1-cdpanai1	Combination of Service Nature of Address Indicator and Called Party Number Nature of Address Indicator. The values for snai and cdpanai must be separated by a hyphen (-). Allowable values for inpsnai1 are [sub,natl,intl,unknown,none] and for cdpanai the range is 0 to 127. 'None' must be specified to unconfigure this parameter.
Inpsnai2-cdpanai2	Combination of Service Nature of Address Indicator and Called Party Number Nature of Address Indicator. The values for snai and cdpanai must be separated by a hyphen (-). Allowable values for inpsnai1 are [sub,natl,intl,unknown,none] and for cdpanai the range is 0 to 127. 'None' must be specified to unconfigure this parameter.
Inpsnai3-cdpanai3	Combination of Service Nature of Address Indicator and Called Party Number Nature of Address Indicator. The values for snai and cdpanai must be separated by a hyphen (-). Allowable values for inpsnai1 are [sub,natl,intl,unknown,none] and for cdpanai the range is 0 to 127. 'None' must be specified to unconfigure this parameter.
Inpsnai4-cdpanai4	Combination of Service Nature of Address Indicator and Called Party Number Nature of Address Indicator. The values for snai and cdpanai must be separated by a hyphen (-). Allowable values for inpsnai1 are [sub,natl,intl,unknown,none] and for cdpanai the range is 0 to 127. 'None' must be specified to unconfigure this parameter.
Inpsnai5-cdpanai5	Combination of Service Nature of Address Indicator and Called Party Number Nature of Address Indicator. The values for snai and cdpanai must be separated by a hyphen (-). Allowable values for inpsnai1 are [sub,natl,intl,unknown,none] and for cdpanai the range is 0 to 127. 'None' must be specified to unconfigure this parameter.
Gflexmaplayerrtg	G-Flex MAP layer routing. The message parameter used in the database lookup performed during G-Flex MAP layer routing.
Maplyrrtg_regss	This parameter is use to turn on/off G-flex MLR functionality for Register Supplementary Service.
Maplyrrtg_actss	This parameter is use to turn on/off G-flex MLR functionality for Active Supplementary Service.
Maplyrrtg_dactss	This parameter is use to turn on/off G-flex MLR functionality for Deactivate Supplementary Service.
Maplyrrtg_intss	This parameter is use to turn on/off G-flex MLR functionality for Interrogate Supplementary Service.
Maplyrrtg_procunstrqt	This parameter is use to turn on/off G-flex MLR functionality for Process Unstructured SS Request.
Maplyrrtg_sriloc	This parameter is use to turn on/off G-flex MLR functionality for Send Routing Information for Location Service.
Maplyrrtg_purgmobss	This parameter is use to turn on/off G-flex MLR functionality for Purge Mobile Subscriber
Maplyrrtg_rstdata	This parameter is use to turn on/off G-flex MLR functionality for Restore Data.
Maplyrrtg_rdyforsm	This parameter is use to turn on/off G-flex MLR functionality for Ready For Short Message.
Maplyrrtg_authfailrpt	This parameter is use to turn on/off G-flex MLR functionality for Authentication Failure Report.

You can perform edit task on VSTP>Configuration>SCCP Mnp Options page.

Editing a SCCP Mnp Option

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected SCCP Mnp Option. :

1. On the VSTP>Configuration>SCCP Mnp Options page, enter the updated values in the input fields.
2. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

5.1.23 SCCP Options

The SCCP Options are those configuration values that govern the overall SCCP functionality . There is a single instance of this resource, which contains each of the individual options that can be retrieved and set.

The SCCP Options resources can only be updated. The SCCP Options cannot be created or deleted.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then SCCP Options page. The page displays the elements on the SCCP Options View and Edit pages.

Table 5-23 SCCP Options Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Field
Allow Msg During Rsmbly Err	It specifies whether message will be allowed or discarded during reassembly failure. If alwMsgDuringRsmblyErr is True then message will be forwarded to upper layer for further processing. If alwMsgDuringRsmblyErr is false then message will be discarded and an XUDTS will be generated (provided return on error is set in the XUDT message).	Default - False
Class 1 Message Sequencing	Enables or disables Class 1 message sequencing. When set to Enabled, Class 1 messages are guaranteed to be sequenced, but the messages are not load shared. When set to Disabled, Class 1 message sequencing is not guaranteed, but the messages might be load shared (if appropriate configuration exists).
Default fallback	Default fallback option. This parameter specifies the action that is taken if the last translation doesn't match when performing GTT using a FLOBR-specific GTT mode. When set to false, GTT fails and the MSU is discarded. When set to true, GTT is performed based on the last matched entry.	Default - False
Default GTT mode	Default GTT mode. The system default value of the GTT mode hierarchy used by the DSR when performing GTT.i	Default - Cd
XUDT Segmentation feature	It specifies whether the XUDT Segmentation feature is enabled. If isSegXUDTfeatureEnable is true then the feature is enabled.	Default - False
MTP Routed GTT	System-wide option for MTP Routed GTT, used to define GTT behavior on MTP Routed MSUs.	Default - Off
MTP Routed GTT fallback	System-wide option for MTP Routed GTT fallback, used to define error handling in case of failure for MTP routed MSUs.	Default - Mtproute
Reassembly timer duration for ANSI	Reassembly timer duration for ANSI domain. Time period after recieving the first segment, while waiting to recieve all the remaining segments related to same ANSI XUDT segmented message.	Default - 5000 , [Minimum,Maximum] - [5000,20000]
Reassembly timer duration for ITU	Reassembly timer duration for ITU domain. Time period after recieving the first segment, while waiting to recieve all the remaining segments related to same ITU XUDT segmented message.	Default - 10000 , [Minimum,Maximum] - [10000,20000]
Length of Segmented MSU	Length of Segmented MSU.	Default - 200 , [Minimum,Maximum] - [200,272]
Transaction-based GTT loadsharing is enabled for UDTS and Class0 UDT messages	When set to Udt, transaction-based GTT loadsharing is enabled for UDTS and Class0 UDT messages. When set to Xudt, transaction-based GTT loadsharing is enabled for XUDTS and Class0 XUDT messages. When set to Both, transaction-based GTT loadsharing is enabled for UDTS, XUDTS, Class0 UDT and Class0 XUDT messages. When set to None, transaction-based GTT loadsharing is disabled for UDTS, XUDTS, Class0 UDT and Class0 XUDT messages. To update this parameter, the Transaction Based GTT Loadsharing feature must be enabled (using the GTT Feature Control (/vstp/featureadminstates)).
Transaction-based GTT loadsharing is enabled for UDTS and Class1 UDT messages	When set to Udt, transaction-based GTT loadsharing is enabled for UDTS and Class1 UDT messages. When set to Xudt, transaction-based GTT loadsharing is enabled for XUDTS and Class1 XUDT messages. When set to Both, transaction-based GTT loadsharing is enabled for UDTS, XUDTS, Class1 UDT and XUDT messages. When set to None, transaction-based GTT loadsharing is disabled for UDTS, XUDTS, Class1 UDT and Class1 XUDT messages. To update this parameter, the Transaction Based GTT Loadsharing feature must be enabled (using the GTT Feature Control (/vstp/featureadminstates)).
Transaction parameter for incoming UDT(S) messages	Defines the transaction parameter for incoming UDT(S) messages. Messages with this parameter are routed to the same load-shared remote Point Code within a MAPGROUP or MRNGROUP. When set to Mtp, transaction-based GTT loadsharing is performed using the MTP algorithm. When set to Tcap, transaction-based GTT loadsharing is performed using the TCAP algorithm. When set to Sccp, transaction-based GTT loadsharing is performed using the SCCP algorithm. When set to Enhmtp, transaction-based GTT loadsharing is performed using the ENHMTP algorithm. To update this parameter, the Transaction Based GTT Loadsharing feature must be enabled (using the GTT Feature Control (/vstp/featureadminstates)).
Transaction parameter for incoming XUDT(S) messages	Defines the transaction parameter for incoming XUDT(S) messages. Messages with this parameter are routed to the same load-shared remote Point Code within a MAPGROUP or MRNGROUP. When set to Mtp, transaction-based GTT loadsharing is performed using the MTP algorithm. When set to Sccp, transaction-based GTT loadsharing is performed using the SCCP algorithm. When set to Enhmtp, transaction-based GTT loadsharing is performed using the ENHMTP algorithm. To update this parameter, the Transaction Based GTT Loadsharing feature must be enabled (using the GTT Feature Control (/vstp/featureadminstates)).
Velocity of Travelling	Defines the velocity of travelling.	Default - NA , [Minimum,Maximum] - [1,700]
SMS Delivery	SMS Proxy Delivery Functionality Status	. [Range = On, Off; Default = Off;]
SMS Origination	SMS Proxy Origin Functionality Status.	[Range = On, Off; Default = Off;]
SMS Termination	SMS Proxy Terminate Functionality Status.	Range = On, Off; Default = Off
Allowed First Segment Length	Specifies the allowed length of the first XUDT segment.	Allowed Value: Maximum:272 Minimum:0 Default: 0
TCAP Error Discard	TCAP Error Discard. If it is turned Off, MSU will be processed. While if it is turned on, MSU will be discarded.	Range = On, Off Default = Off
Send UDTS on Opc	If this is turned on, VSTP generated UDTS on Opc is sent	.Range = On, Off Default = Off
CGPA GTT On Response UDTS	Enables or disables routing of response UDTS message on GT/OPC of incoming route on GTT SCCP request/Message. While it is turned On, the response UDTS routes on GT. While it is turned Off, the response UDTS routes on OPC.	.Range = On, Off Default = On

You can perform edit task on VSTP>Configuration>SCCP Options page.

Editing a SCCP Option

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected SCCP Option. :

1. On the VSTP>Configuration>SCCP Options page, enter the updated values in the input fields.
2. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

5.1.24 AINP Options

The AINP Options are those configuration values that govern the overall AINP functionality . There is a single instance of this resource, which contains each of the individual options that can be retrieved and set.

The AINP Options can only be updated and cannot be created or deleted.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then AINP Options page. The page displays the elements on the AINP Options View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-24 AINP Options Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
Ainplnpnatldiglen	LNP national digit length.	Default - 10 , [Minimum,Maximum] - [1,15].
Ainpccp	Copy charge parameters. When this parameter has a value of yes, the system copies the Charge Number and Charge Party Station type from an LNP AIN query (if present) to the LNP AIN Response message.
Ainplnpsubdiglen	LNP subscriber digit length.	Default - 7 , [Minimum,Maximum] - [1,15].
Ainpnec	National Escape Code.
Ainpdefrn	Default routing number. A default routing number used for own-network subscribers.
Ainplnpogdnnai	LNP outgoing DN nature of address indicator. This parameter overrides the outgoing Nature of Number if DN is being returned.
Ainplnpoglrnnai	LNP outgoing LRN nature of address indicator. This parameter overrides the outgoing Nature of Number if LRN is being returned.
Ainplnpsnai	LNP service nature of address indicator. This parameter overrides the incoming Nature of Number in AIN Info_Analyzed CalledPartID.
Ainprnai	Routing Nature of Address Indicator.
Ainprnp	Routing numbering plan.
Ainpsprestype	SP response type. The type of message sent by the system if an NPREQ message is received, the DN digits match, and the HLR ID is present.
Ainplnpentpref	LNP entity preference is the first preference for the RTDB data / entity associated with a DN to be used as LRN.
Ainpsnai1-dialnai1	Combination of Service Nature of Address Indicator and Digits dialed Nature of Address Indicator.	The values for ainpnai and dialnai must be separated by a hyphen (-). Allowable values for ainpnai are [sub,natl,intl,unknown,none] and for dialnai the range is 0 to 1. 'None' must be specified to unconfigure this parameter.
Ainpsnai2-dialnai2	Combination of Service Nature of Address Indicator and Digits dialed Nature of Address Indicator.	The values for ainpnai and dialnai must be separated by a hyphen (-). Allowable values for ainpnai are [sub,natl,intl,unknown,none] and for dialnai the range is 0 to 1. 'None' must be specified to unconfigure this parameter.
Ainprfmt	Routing address format. This parameter specifies the routing address format that is suported in the AINPQ Return Result response messages.

You can perform edit task on VSTP>Configuration>AINP Options page.

Editing a AINP Option

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected AINP Option. (The AINP Option Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the AINP Option row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

5.1.25 SCCP Applications

An Sccp Application is used to trigger an specific application of vSTP.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then SCCP Applications page. The page displays the elements on the SCCP Applications View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-25 SCCP Applications Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
Type of Application	Type of Appplication. This is a mandatory field.	Range = Eir, Atinp, Inpq, Sfapp, SMSProxy
Sub System Number	Sub System Number. This is a mandatory field.	Range = maximum:255, minimum:2

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTP>Configuration>SCCP Applications page.

Adding a SCCP Application

Perform the following steps to configure a new SCCP Application:

1. Click Insert.

   Note:

   The Application Type must be unique across all Application at the SOAM.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a SCCP Application

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected SCCP Application. :

1. Select the SCCP Application row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a SCCP Application

Use the following procedure to delete a SCCP Application.

Note:

A SCCP Application can only be deleted if all delete validation checks pass.

1. Select the SCCP Application to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.1.26 SCCP Service Selectors

A Sccp Service Selector is an entity assigned to a Sccp Service.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then SCCP Service Selectors page. The page displays the elements on the SCCP Service Selectors View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-26 SCCP Service Selectors Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
Sccp Service Selector Name	Name for this Sccp Service Selector. This is a mandatory field.	Valid names are strings between one and 10 characters, inclusive. Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. The name must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit.
Global Title Indicator	Global Title Indicator Conversion. This is a mandatory field.
Domain Type	Defines the type of incoming message network domain. This is a mandatory field.	Default is Ansi.
Nature of Addres Indicator	Defines Nature of Address indicator for this GTT Selector.
Nature of Address Indicator Value	Value for the nature of Address indicator.	Maximum: 127, Minimum: 0
Numbering Plan	Defines Numbering plan (NP) for this GTT Selector.
Numbering Plan Value	Value for the numbering plan.
Translation Type	Defines the translation type (TT) for this Service Selector. This is a mandatory field.	Maximum: 255, Minimum: 0 [
Service Subsystem Number	Service Subsystem number. This is a mandatory field.
Service Interprated Nature of address Indicator	Defines the Service Interpreted Nature of address Indicator.
Service Interprated Numbering Plan	Defines the Service Interpreted Numbering Plan
Service Name	Service Name Associated with service. This is a mandatory field.
If message should fallback to GTT after Service?	Defines if message should fallback to GTT after Service.	Default: false

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTP>Configuration>SCCP Service Selectors page.

Adding a SCCP Service Selector

Perform the following steps to configure a new SCCP Service Selector:

1. Click Insert.

   Note:

   he Sccp Service Selector name must be unique as it refers to the Service name at the SOAM.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a SCCP Service Selector

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected SCCP Service Selector. (The SCCP Service Selector Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the SCCP Service Selector row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a SCCP Service Selector

Use the following procedure to delete a SCCP Service Selector.

Note:

if the Sccp Service Selector is associated with a Service , the Sccp Service Selector cannot be deleted.

1. Select the SCCP Service Selector to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.1.27 SCCP Loop Sets

A SCCP Loop Sets define all the data related to SccpLoopSet entry.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then SCCP Loop Sets page. The page displays the elements on the SCCP Loop Sets View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-27 SCCP Loop Sets Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
Action	Action to be taken when Sccp Loop is detected.	Format: Drop down menu Range = notifyOnly, discardOnly
Domain	Defines the type of incoming message network domain. This is a mandatory field.	Format: Drop down menu Range = Ansi Itun Itui Itun24 Itui_s Itun_s Itun16
Loop Set Name	Name for this Sccp loopset, which must be unique within the VSTP site. This is a mandatory field.	Valid names are strings between one and 10 characters, inclusive. Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. The name must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit.
Point Code 1	List of signaling Pointcodes.
Point Code 2	List of signaling Pointcodes.
Point Code 3	List of signaling Pointcodes.
Point Code 4	List of signaling Pointcodes.
Point Code 5	List of signaling Pointcodes.
Point Code 6	List of signaling Pointcodes.
Point Code 7	List of signaling Pointcodes.
Point Code 8	List of signaling Pointcodes.
Point Code 9	List of signaling Pointcodes.
Point Code 10	List of signaling Pointcodes.
Point Code 11	List of signaling Pointcodes.
Point Code 12	List of signaling Pointcodes.

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTP>Configuration>SCCP Loop Sets page.

Adding a SCCP Loop set

Perform the following steps to configure a new SCCP Loop set:

1. Click Insert.

   Note:

   he SCCP Loop set name must be unique as it refers to the Service name at the SOAM.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a SCCP Loop set

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected SCCP Loop set. (The SCCP Loop set Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the SCCP Loop set row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a SCCP Loop set

Use the following procedure to delete a SCCP Loop set.

Note:

if the SCCP Loop set is associated with a Service , the SCCP Loop set cannot be deleted.

1. Select the SCCP Loop set to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.1.28 NPP Action Sets

A Numbering Plan Processor (NPP) Action Set is a collection of Conditioning Actions (CAs), Service Actions (SAs), and Formatting Actions (FAs).

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then NPP Action Sets page. The page displays the elements on the NPP Action Sets View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-28 NPP Action Sets Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
NPP Action Set Name	Name for this NPP Action Set. This is a mandatory field.	Valid names are strings between one and 10 characters, inclusive. Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. The name must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit.
CA List	Conditioning Action list. This CA list can be applied to an incoming digit string. Up to 12 CAs can be specified in the list. The CAs are processed in the order they are specified in the list.	Range = "Ac1", "Ac2", "Ac3", "Ac4", "Ac5", "Ac6", "Ac7", "Ac8","Accgpn", "Accgpn1", "Accgpn2","Accgpn3","Accgpn4","Accgpn5","Accgpn6","Accgpn7","Accgpn8", "Acdef", "Aclac", "Cc1", "Cc2", "Cc3", "Ccdef","Cccgpn","Dn1","Dn2","Dn3","Dn4","Dn5","Dn
SA List	Service Action list. This SA list can be applied to an incoming digit string. Up to 8 SAs can be specified in the list. The SAs must be specified in high-to-low precedence order in the list, and cannot be duplicated in the list.	Range = "Asdlkup", "Blklstqry", "Blklstrly", "Blnfndrls", "Blrls", "Cdial", "Ccncchk", "Cdpnnp", "Cgpnasdrqd", "Cgpngrnrqd", "Cgpnnp", "Cgpnrtg", "Cgpnsvcrqd", "Crp", "Fpfxrls", "Fraudchk", "Fwdscs", "Grnlkup", "Inprtg", "Lacck", "Migrate", "Nocgpnrls", "Npnrls", "Nprelay", "Nprls", "Nscgpn", "Nscdpn", "Pprelay", "Rtdbtrn", "Rtdbtsp", "Rtdbtrnsp", "Skgtartg", "Snscgpn" , "Tifgnbl", "Tiflsbl", "Tifrdnbl"
FA List	Formatting Action list. This FA list can be applied to the outgoing digit string. Up to 12 FAs can be specified in the list. The FAs are processed in the order they are specified in the list and cannot be duplicated.	Range = "Ac", "Asd", "Asdother", "Cc", "Dlma", "Dlmb", "Dlmc", "Dlmd", "Dlme", "Dlmf", "Dlmg", "Dlmh", "Dlmi", "Dlmj", "Dlmk", "Dlml", "Dlmm", "Dlmn", "Dlmo", "Dlmp", "Dn", "Fpfx", "Grn", "Grnother", "Orig", "Pfxa", "Pfxb", "Pfxc", "Pfxd", "Pfxe", "Pfxf", "Rn", "Rnospodn", "Rnosposn", "Rnospozn", "Sn", "Sp", "Srfimsi", "Vmid", "Zn"
Fane	Formatting Action list type Fane. Formatting Action List when the SP and RN entities are not associated with the DN in the RTDB.	[Range = "Ac", "Asd", "Asdother", "Cc", "Dlma", "Dlmb", "Dlmc", "Dlmd", "Dlme", "Dlmf", "Dlmg", "Dlmh", "Dlmi", "Dlmj", "Dlmk", "Dlml", "Dlmm", "Dlmn", "Dlmo", "Dlmp", "Dn", "Fpfx", "Grn", "Grnother", "Orig", "Pfxa", "Pfxb", "Pfxc", "Pfxd", "Pfxe", "Pfxf", "Rn", "Rnospodn", "Rnosposn", "Rnospozn", "Sn", "Sp", "Srfimsi", "Vmid", "Zn" ]
Fanf	Formatting Action list type Fanf. Formatting Action when the DN is not present in the RTDB.	Range = "Ac", "Asd", "Asdother", "Cc", "Dlma", "Dlmb", "Dlmc", "Dlmd", "Dlme", "Dlmf", "Dlmg", "Dlmh", "Dlmi", "Dlmj", "Dlmk", "Dlml", "Dlmm", "Dlmn", "Dlmo", "Dlmp", "Dn", "Fpfx", "Grn", "Grnother", "Orig", "Pfxa", "Pfxb", "Pfxc", "Pfxd", "Pfxe", "Pfxf", "Rn", "Rnospodn", "Rnosposn", "Rnospozn", "Sn", "Sp", "Srfimsi", "Vmid", "Zn"
Farn	Formatting Action list type Farn. Formatting Action List when the RN network entity is associated with the DN in the RTDB.	Range = "Ac", "Asd", "Asdother", "Cc", "Dlma", "Dlmb", "Dlmc", "Dlmd", "Dlme", "Dlmf", "Dlmg", "Dlmh", "Dlmi", "Dlmj", "Dlmk", "Dlml", "Dlmm", "Dlmn", "Dlmo", "Dlmp", "Dn", "Fpfx", "Grn", "Grnother", "Orig", "Pfxa", "Pfxb", "Pfxc", "Pfxd", "Pfxe", "Pfxf", "Rn", "Rnospodn", "Rnosposn", "Rnospozn", "Sn", "Sp", "Srfimsi", "Vmid", "Zn"
Fasp	Formatting Action list type Fasp. Formatting Action List when the SP network entity is associated with the DN in the RTDB.	Range = "Ac", "Asd", "Asdother", "Cc", "Dlma", "Dlmb", "Dlmc", "Dlmd", "Dlme", "Dlmf", "Dlmg", "Dlmh", "Dlmi", "Dlmj", "Dlmk", "Dlml", "Dlmm", "Dlmn", "Dlmo", "Dlmp", "Dn", "Fpfx", "Grn", "Grnother", "Orig", "Pfxa", "Pfxb", "Pfxc", "Pfxd", "Pfxe", "Pfxf", "Rn", "Rnospodn", "Rnosposn", "Rnospozn", "Sn", "Sp", "Srfimsi", "Vmid", "Zn"
Fascrcd	Formatting Action list type Fascrcd. Formatting Action List to format ISUP CdPN digits when CdPN is Screened and SA(X)VAL is none.	Range = "Ac", "Asd", "Asdother", "Cc", "Dlma", "Dlmb", "Dlmc", "Dlmd", "Dlme", "Dlmf", "Dlmg", "Dlmh", "Dlmi", "Dlmj", "Dlmk", "Dlml", "Dlmm", "Dlmn", "Dlmo", "Dlmp", "Dn", "Fpfx", "Grn", "Grnother", "Orig", "Pfxa", "Pfxb", "Pfxc", "Pfxd", "Pfxe", "Pfxf", "Rn", "Rnospodn", "Rnosposn", "Rnospozn", "Sn", "Sp", "Srfimsi", "Vmid", "Zn"
Fascrcg	Formatting Action list type Fascrcg. Formatting Action List to format ISUP CgPN digits when CdPN is Screened and SA(X)VAL is none.	Range = "Ac", "Asd", "Asdother", "Cc", "Dlma", "Dlmb", "Dlmc", "Dlmd", "Dlme", "Dlmf", "Dlmg", "Dlmh", "Dlmi", "Dlmj", "Dlmk", "Dlml", "Dlmm", "Dlmn", "Dlmo", "Dlmp", "Dn", "Fpfx", "Grn", "Grnother", "Orig", "Pfxa", "Pfxb", "Pfxc", "Pfxd", "Pfxe", "Pfxf", "Rn", "Rnospodn", "Rnosposn", "Rnospozn", "Sn", "Sp", "Srfimsi", "Vmid", "Zn"
SA 1 Numerical Value	Service Action 1 numerical values list. A comma-separated numerical values list that can be used with the first SA. Two values can be provided at maximum	Range = 0-65534
SA 2 Numerical Value	Service Action 2 numerical values list. A comma-separated numerical values list that can be used with the second SA. Two values can be provided at maximum[	Range = 0-65534
SA 3 Numerical Value	Service Action 3 numerical values list. A comma-separated numerical values list that can be used with the third SA. Two values can be provided at maximum	Range = 0-65534
SA 4 Numerical Value	Service Action 4 numerical values list. A comma-separated numerical values list that can be used with the fourth SA. Two values can be provided at maximum	Range = 0-65534
SA 5 Numerical Value	Service Action 5 numerical values list. A comma-separated numerical values list that can be used with the fifth SA. Two values can be provided at maximum	Range = 0-65534
SA 6 Numerical Value	Service Action 6 numerical values list. A comma-separated numerical values list that can be used with the sixth SA.	Range = 0-65534
SA 7 Numerical Value	Service Action 7 numerical values list. A comma-separated numerical values list that can be used with the seventh SA.	Range = 0-65534
SA 8 Numerical Value	Service Action 8 numerical values list. A comma-separated numerical values list that can be used with the eighth SA. Two values can be provided at maximum.	Range = 0-65534
SA 1 Digit String	Service Action 1 digit string. This parameter specifies a digit string that can be used with the first SA.	Range = a-f,A-F, 0-9 Maximum Length = 8
SA 2 Digit String	Service Action 2 digit string. This parameter specifies a digit string that can be used with the second SA.	Range = a-f,A-F, 0-9 Maximum Length = 8
SA 3 Digit String	Service Action 3 digit string. This parameter specifies a digit string that can be used with the third SA.	Range = a-f,A-F, 0-9 Maximum Length = 8
SA 4 Digit String	Service Action 4 digit string. This parameter specifies a digit string that can be used with the fourth SA.	Range = a-f,A-F, 0-9 Maximum Length = 8
SA 5 Digit String	Service Action 5 digit string. This parameter specifies a digit string that can be used with the fifth SA.	Range = a-f,A-F, 0-9 Maximum Length = 8
SA 6 Digit String	Service Action 6 digit string. This parameter specifies a digit string that can be used with the sixth SA.	Range = a-f,A-F, 0-9 Maximum Length = 8
SA 7 Digit String	Service Action 7 digit string. This parameter specifies a digit string that can be used with the seventh SA.	Range = a-f,A-F, 0-9 Maximum Length = 8
SA 8 Digit String	Service Action 8 digit string. This parameter specifies a digit string that can be used with the eighth SA.	Range = a-f,A-F, 0-9 Maximum Length = 8
OFNAI	Outgoing filter nature of address indicator. The filter nature of address indicator (FNAI) class of the outgoing digit string.	Range = 'Intl', 'Natl', 'Nai1', 'Nai2', 'Nai3', 'Unkn', 'Inc'

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTP>Configuration>NPP Action Sets page.

Adding a NPP Action Set

Perform the following steps to configure a new NPP Action Set:

1. Click Insert.

   Note:

   The set name must be unique across all NPP Action Sets at the SOAM.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a NPP Action Set

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected NPP Action Set. (The NPP Action Set Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the NPP Action Set row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a NPP Action Set

Use the following procedure to delete a NPP Action Set.

Note:

NPP Action Set cannot be removed if it is being used by NPP Service Rule Set.

1. Select the NPP Action Set to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.1.29 NPP Service Rule Sets

A A NPP Service Rule Set (SRS) is a collection of NPP Rules that are associated with a NPP Service (/vstp/nppservices). A NPP Rule is an association between a single NPP filter and a single NPP Action Set(/vstp/nppactionsets).

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then NPP Service Rule Sets page. The page displays the elements on the NPP Service Rule Sets View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-29 NPP Service Rule Sets Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
Service	Name for this NPP Service Rule Set. This is a mandatory field.	Range = 'Idprcdpn', 'Idprcgpn', 'Mosmsgcdpn', 'Mosmsgcgpn', 'Idprcdpn2', 'Idprcdpn3', 'Idprcdpn4'] [A value is required.
FNAI	Filter nature of address indicator. The filter Nature of Address Indicator (NAI) class. This is a mandatory field.	Range = 'Unkn', 'Intl', 'Natl', 'Nai1', 'Nai2', 'Nai3'] [A value is required.
Service	Filter prefix. The prefix used to filter incoming digit strings. This is a mandatory field.	Range = Valid characters are a-f, A-F, 0-9, question mark(?)and asterik(*). Maximum allowed length is 16 and the regular expression to be followed : ^([a-fA-F0-9]*)$|^([A-Fa-f0-9]*(\?){0,15}[a-fA-F0-9])*$|^(\*)$] [A value is required.
FNAI	Filter digit length. This parameter specifies the number of digits on the incoming digit string that is filtered by the NPP. This is a mandatory field.	Range = Valid characters are 0-9 and asterik(*). Maximum allowed length is 32 and the regular expression to be followed : ^(\*)$|^([0-9]*)$ ] [A value is required.
FPFX	Action set name. This parameter specifies the name of the AS. This is a mandatory field.	Range = Allowable values are 1 alphabetic character followed by up to 9 alphanumeric characters.] [A value is required.
FDL	Invoke service name. The name of the NPP service to be invoked. This is a mandatory field.	Default = 'None'; Range = 'None', 'Idprcdpn', 'Idprcgpn', 'Mosmsgcdpn', 'Mosmsgcgpn', 'Idprcdpn2', 'Idprcdpn3', 'Idprcdpn4'

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTP>Configuration>NPP Service Rule Sets page.

Adding a NPP Service Rule Set

Perform the following steps to configure a new NPP Service Rule Set:

1. Click Insert.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a NPP Service Rule Set

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected NPP Service Rule Set. (The NPP Service Rule Set Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the NPP Service Rule Set row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a NPP Service Rule Set

Use the following procedure to delete a NPP Service Rule Set.

Note:

Npp Service Rule Set can only be deleted if all delete validation checks pass.

1. Select the NPP Service Rule Set to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.1.30 NPP Services

Numbering Plan Processor (NPP) service entry uses the NPP to assist with the processing of digit strings.

The NPP Services can only be updated and cannot be created or deleted.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then NPP Services page. The page displays the elements on the NPP Services View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-30 NPP Services Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
SRVN	The name of the NPP Service.	The name cannot be changed. Range: tif, tif2, tif3, tifcgpn, tifcgpn2, tifcgpn3
DLMA	A delimiter that is used to format the outgoing dialed number.	1-16 hexadecimal digits. Valid digits are 0-9, a-f, A-F. none - deletes the current value of the delimiter. For example - adf123,123adf
DLMB	A delimiter that is used to format the outgoing dialed number.	1-16 hexadecimal digits. Valid digits are 0-9, a-f, A-F. none - deletes the current value of the delimiter. For example - adf123,123adf
DLMC	A delimiter that is used to format the outgoing dialed number.	1-16 hexadecimal digits. Valid digits are 0-9, a-f, A-F. none - deletes the current value of the delimiter. For example - adf123,123adf
DLMD	A delimiter that is used to format the outgoing dialed number.	1-16 hexadecimal digits. Valid digits are 0-9, a-f, A-F. none - deletes the current value of the delimiter. For example - adf123,123adf
DLME	A delimiter that is used to format the outgoing dialed number.	1-16 hexadecimal digits. Valid digits are 0-9, a-f, A-F. none - deletes the current value of the delimiter. For example - adf123,123adf
DLMF	A delimiter that is used to format the outgoing dialed number.	1-16 hexadecimal digits. Valid digits are 0-9, a-f, A-F. none - deletes the current value of the delimiter. For example - adf123,123adf
DLMG	A delimiter that is used to format the outgoing dialed number.	1-16 hexadecimal digits. Valid digits are 0-9, a-f, A-F. none - deletes the current value of the delimiter. For example - adf123,123adf
DLMH	A delimiter that is used to format the outgoing dialed number.	1-16 hexadecimal digits. Valid digits are 0-9, a-f, A-F. none - deletes the current value of the delimiter. For example - adf123,123adf
DLMI	A delimiter that is used to format the outgoing dialed number.	1-16 hexadecimal digits. Valid digits are 0-9, a-f, A-F. none - deletes the current value of the delimiter. For example - adf123,123adf
DLMJ	A delimiter that is used to format the outgoing dialed number.	1-16 hexadecimal digits. Valid digits are 0-9, a-f, A-F. none - deletes the current value of the delimiter. For example - adf123,123adf
DLMK	A delimiter that is used to format the outgoing dialed number.	1-16 hexadecimal digits. Valid digits are 0-9, a-f, A-F. none - deletes the current value of the delimiter. For example - adf123,123adf
DLML	A delimiter that is used to format the outgoing dialed number.	1-16 hexadecimal digits. Valid digits are 0-9, a-f, A-F. none - deletes the current value of the delimiter. For example - adf123,123adf
DLMM	A delimiter that is used to format the outgoing dialed number.	1-16 hexadecimal digits. Valid digits are 0-9, a-f, A-F. none - deletes the current value of the delimiter. For example - adf123,123adf
DLMN	A delimiter that is used to format the outgoing dialed number.	1-16 hexadecimal digits. Valid digits are 0-9, a-f, A-F. none - deletes the current value of the delimiter. For example - adf123,123adf
DLMO	A delimiter that is used to format the outgoing dialed number.	1-16 hexadecimal digits. Valid digits are 0-9, a-f, A-F. none - deletes the current value of the delimiter. For example - adf123,123adf
DLMP	A delimiter that is used to format the outgoing dialed number.	1-16 hexadecimal digits. Valid digits are 0-9, a-f, A-F. none - deletes the current value of the delimiter. For example - adf123,123adf
INTL	International. This parameter maps an International FNAI class to the NAI of the incoming digit string.	[Min,Max] = [0,255] and none. Default - No change to the current value
NAI1	This parameter maps an NAI-1 FNAI class to the NAI of the incoming digit string.	; [Min,Max] = [0,255] and none. Default - No change to the current value
NAI2	This parameter maps an NAI-2 FNAI class to the NAI of the incoming digit string.	; [Min,Max] = [0,255] and none. Default - No change to the current value
NAI3	This parameter maps an NAI-3 FNAI class to the NAI of the incoming digit string.	; [Min,Max] = [0,255] and none. Default - No change to the current value
NATL	This parameter maps a National FNAI class to the NAI of the incoming digit string.	; [Min,Max] = [0,255] and none. Default - No change to the current value
Rule Count	This parameter configures count of NPP Rules.	DEFAULT = 0, [MIN,MAX] = [0,4096]
Status*	This parameter specifies whether the service can be processed by the NPP.	Default - Off [A value is required.]
SDWC Count	This parameter configures count of SDWC.	DEFAULT = 0, [MIN,MAX] = [0,25]
UNKN	This parameter maps an Unknown FNAI class to the NAI of the incoming digit string.	DEFAULT = 0, [MIN,MAX] = [0,255]

You can perform edit task on VSTP>Configuration>NPP Services page.

Editing a NPP Service

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected NPP Service. (The NPP Service Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the NPP Service row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

5.1.31 PPS Relays

Prepaid Short Message Service relays (PPSRELAY). This creates the PPSOPTS entries that correspond to Intelligent Network (IN) platforms.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then PPS Relays page. The page displays the elements on the PPS Relays View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-31 PPS Relays Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
Prepaid Portablility Type	Prepaid portability type. The IN platform where the incoming message is sent. Either PPT or GTA can be specified at a time. This is a mandatory field.	Valid entry is an integer. Maximum: 32, Minimum: 1
Global Title Address	Global title address. The entity address for an IN platform. Determines whether an incoming message receives PPSMS screening.	Either PPT or GTA can be specified at a time. Valid entry is a hexadecimal number of upto 15 digits
Remote Signaling Point Name	Defines the Remote Signaling Point name.
Routing Indicator	Routing indicator. The IN platform routing indicator.
Map Set ID / MRN Set ID	Set ID. The MAP set ID.
Subsystem Number	The Subsystem number.	Range=maximum: 255, minimum: 2

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTP>Configuration>PPS Relays page.

Adding a PPS Relay

Perform the following steps to configure a new PPS Relay:

1. Click Insert.

   Note:

   The PPT and GTA value must be unique across all PPS Relays at the SOAM.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a PPS Relay

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected PPS Relay. (The Prepaid Portablility Type and Global Title Address fields cannot be changed.):

1. Select the PPS Relay row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a PPS Relay

Use the following procedure to delete a PPS Relay.

1. Select the PPS Relay to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.1.32 Common Screening Lists

A Common Screening List (CSL) is a collection of screening entries for the specified feature and screening list name, or a specific DS(digit string) for a particular feature and screening list name.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then Common Screening Lists page. The page displays the elements on the Common Screening Lists View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-32 Common Screening Lists Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
Digit String	Digit string. A unique string of digits that is used by the specified screening feature.
Feature	The name of the enabled feature for which the command is entered.
List	The name of the Common Screening List associated with the feature. This is a mandatory field.	'default': 'Imsipfx'
P1	Parameter Value 1. This parameter is specific to the feature and list that use the parameter.	Allowed values are prepaid1 contibued to prepaid32 and prepaidno.
P2	Parameter Value 2.	Allowed values are idprcdpn, idprcdpn2, idprcdpn3, idprcdpn4 only. {'default': 'idprcdpn'}
Scpgta	Signaling Control Point (SCP) Global Title Address (GTA).	Range: 1 - 21 digits, none (1 - 21 hexadecimal digits. Valid digits are 0-9, a-f, A-F)

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTP>Configuration>Common Screening Lists page.

Adding a Common Screening List

Perform the following steps to configure a new Common Screening List:

1. Click Insert.

   Note:

   The Common Screening List name must be unique across all Common Screening Lists at the SOAM.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a Common Screening List

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected Common Screening List:

1. Select the Common Screening List row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a Common Screening List

Use the following procedure to delete a Common Screening List.

1. Select the Common Screening List to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.1.33 TIF Options

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then TIF Options page. The page displays the elements on the TIF Options View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-33 TIF Options Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
CondCGPN	The preconditioning required when a CgPN lookup is needed.	Default='None' Range = 'Addcc', 'None'
CondRDN	The preconditioning required when redirecting number.	Default='None' Range = 'Addcc', 'None'
CRPREL	The ISUP Release cause for a message that is determined to be circular routed.	Default=31 Range = 0-255
Default Routing Number	Default routing number. This parameter provides a set of digits to substitute for a signaling point.This parameter is used with both calling party and called party numbers.	Default: 'None' Range = a-f, A-F, 0-9 and Maximum Length = 15
DLMA	Delimiter A. The digits used for Delimiter A in an NPP Formatting Action.	Default='None' Range = a-f, A-F, 0-9 and Maximum Length = 16
DLMB	Delimiter B. The digits used for Delimiter B in an NPP Formatting Action.	Default='None' Range = a-f, A-F, 0-9 and Maximum Length = 16
DLMC	Delimiter C. The digits used for Delimiter C in an NPP Formatting Action.	Default='None' Range = a-f, A-F, 0-9 and Maximum Length = 16
IAMCGPN	The format of the outgoing CgPN digits.	Default='Dn' Range : 'Rn', 'Rndn', 'Dn'
MATCHSEQ	The DN lookup mechanism.	Default='Dn' Range = 'Nptype', 'Dn'
NPFLAG	This parameter specifies whether the nm parameter is modified in the IAM message to show that NP lookup has been performed. The nm parameter exists only in incoming and outgoing IAM messages.	Default='None' Range = 'None', 'Nm'
NPTYPECGPN	NP entity type for the CgPN. The entity type of the DN that is used to indicate that a successful NP lookup occurred.	Default='Sprn' Range = 'Sp', 'Rn', 'Sprn', 'All', 'Rnspdn', 'Any'
NPTYPERLS	The entity type of the DN that is used to indicate that a successful NP lookup occurred for the NPRLS and NPNRLS Service Actions.	Default='Sprn' Range = 'Sp', 'Rn', 'Sprn', 'All', 'Rnspdn', 'Any'
NPTYPERLY	The entity type of the DN that is used to indicate that a successful NP lookup occurred for the NPRELAY Service Action.	Default='Sprn' and Range = 'Sp', 'Rn', 'Sprn', 'All', 'Rnspdn', 'Any'
NSADDLDATA	This parameter specifies whether the incoming IAM Calling Party Category should be compared with the value for the nspublic parameter before performing Calling Party number substitution.	Default='No' and Range = 'Yes', 'No'
NSPUBLIC	The value of the Calling Party Category that indicates that the Calling Party number is public.	Default=0 and Range = 0-255
RCAUSENP	The value used for the release cause in an REL message when number portability occurs.	Default=0 and Range = 0-127
RCAUSEPFX	The value used for the release cause in an REL message when number portability does not occur.	Default=0 and Range = 0-127
RLCOPC	This parameter specifies whether the value specified for the rcause parameter overrides the values specified for the rcausenp and rcausepfx parameters.	Default='Off' and Range = 'Off', 'On'
RNRQD	This parameter specifies whether the redirection number is included in the release message when release handling is indicated.	Default='Yes' and Range = 'Yes', 'No'
SNSCGPNDFLT	The digits to be used in calling number simple number substitution.	Default='None' and Range = a-f, A-F, 0-9 and Maximum Length = 32
SPFILL	This parameter specifies whether the sp entity type is populated if the value specified for the defltrn or grn parameter is used for NPP processing.	Default='Off' and Range = 'Off', 'On'
SPLITIAM	This parameter specifies when to split the IAM into IAM + 1 SAM.	Default='None' and Range = 15-31
SUBCDPN	Substitute CdPN, provides a set of digits to substitute for CdPN. Use this when SA is TIFRDNBL.	[Default='None' and Range = a-f, A-F, 0-9 and Maximum Length = 10]

You can perform edit task on TIF Options page.

Editing a Common Screening List

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected Common Screening List:

1. Select the TIF Options row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

5.1.34 IDPR Options

The Initial Detection Point Relay (IDPR) Options are those configuration values that govern the overall IDPR SMS. There is a single instance of this resource, which contains each of the individual options that can be retrieved and set.

The IDPR Options can only be updated and cannot be created or deleted.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then IDPR Options page. The page displays the elements on the IDPR Options View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-34 IDPR Options Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
Cdcnp	Specifies whether the CutAndPaste parameter is included in the CONNECT message generated by the INPRTG Service Action based on the CdPN RTDB lookup.	Default='Off' Range= On,Off
Cddnnotfndrsp	The system response for an IDP message processed by the IDPR/TTR service when the Called Party Number (CdPN) is not found in the RTDB.	Default='Release' Range= Connect, Continue, Relay, Release
Cddra	The destination routing address (DRA) used in the CONNECT message generated by the INPRTG Service Action based on the CdPN RTDB lookup.	Default='Rndn' Range=Rn, Rndn, Grn, Rnasd, Asdrn, Rngrn, Grnrn, Ccrndn, Rnasddn, Asdrndn, Ccrnasddn, Ccasdrndn, Asdrnccdn, Rnasdccdn, Rngrndn, Grnrndn, Ccrngrndn, Ccgrnrndn, Grnrnccdn, Rngrnccdn, Grndn, Ccgrndn
Cddranai	The DRA nature of address indicator used in the CONNECT response generated by the INPRTG Service Action based on the CdPN RTDB lookup.	Default='Natl' Range='Sub', 'Unknown', 'Natl', 'Intl', 'Ntwk'
Cddranp	The DRA numbering plan used in the CONNECT response generated by the INPRTG Service Action based on the CdPN RTDB lookup.	Default='E164' Range='E164', 'X121', 'F69'
Cdnoentityrsp	The system response for an IDP message processed by the IDPR/TTR service when neither the RN nor SP entity is found in the CdPN RTDB.	Default='Continue' Range= 'Connect', 'Continue', 'Relay', 'Release'
Cdrelcause	The cause parameter value for the RELEASECALL message generated by the INPRTG Service Action based on the CdPN RTDB lookup.	Default=31 Range= 1-127
Cdrnrsp	The system response for an IDP message processed by the IDPR/TTR service when the CdPN is associated with an RN entity.	Default='Connect' Range= 'Connect', 'Continue', 'Relay', 'Release'
Cdsprsp	The system response for an IDP message processed by the IDPR/TTR service when the CdPN is associated with an SP entity.	Default='Relay' Range= 'Connect', 'Continue', 'Relay', 'Release'
Cgcnp	Specifies whether the CutAndPaste parameter is included in the CONNECT message generated by the INPRTG Service Action based on the CgPN RTDB lookup.	Default='Off' Range= 'On','Off'
Cgdnnotfndrsp	The system response for an IDP message processed by the IDPR/TTR service when the Calling Party Number (CgPN) is not found in the RTDB.	Default='Release' Range= 'Connect', 'Continue', 'Relay', 'Release'
Cgdra	The DRA used in the CONNECT response generated by the INPRTG Service Action based on the CGPN RTDB lookup.	Default='Rndn' Range='Rn', 'Rndn', 'Grn', 'Rnasd', 'Asdrn', 'Rngrn', 'Grnrn', 'Ccrndn', 'Rnasddn', 'Asdrndn', 'Ccrnasddn', 'Ccasdrndn', 'Asdrnccdn', 'Rnasdccdn', 'Rngrndn', 'Grnrndn', 'Ccrngrndn', 'Ccgrnrndn', 'Grnrnccdn', 'Rngrnccdn', 'Grndn', 'Ccgrndn'
Cgdranai	The NAI option used in the CONNECT response generated by the INPRTG Service Action based on the CgPN lookup.	Default='Natl' Range='Sub', 'Unknown', 'Natl', 'Intl', 'Ntwk'
Cgdranp	The DRA NP used in the CONNECT response generated by the INPRTG Service Action based on the CgPN lookup.	Default='E164' Range='E164', 'X121', 'F69'
Cgnoentityrsp	The system response for an IDP message processed by the IDPR/TTR service when neither the RN nor SP entity is found in the CgPN RTDB.	Default='Continue' Range= 'Connect', 'Continue', 'Relay', 'Release'
Cgnptype	CgPN database lookup type. The entity type that is considered a success when used for RTDB lookup.	Default='Rnsp' Range= 'Sp', 'Rn', 'Rnsp', 'Anymatch', 'Always', 'Rnspdn'
Cgpaccck	CgPA country code check. This parameter specifies whether a DEFCC check is performed on the incoming CgPA.	Default='Nonintl' Range= 'Nonintl', 'Off', 'Always'
Cgpnskrtg	This parameter specifies whether SK routing occurs if IDP A-Party routing fails.	Default='No' Range= 'No', 'Yes'
Cgrelcause	The cause parameter value in the RELEASECALL message generated by an INPRTG Service Action based on the CgPN RTDB lookup.	Default=31 Range= 1-127
Cgrnrsp	The system response for an IDP message processed by the IDPR/TTR service when the CgPN is associated with an RN entity.	Default='Connect' Range= 'Connect', 'Continue', 'Relay', 'Release'
Cgsnai	Calling party number nature of address indicator. The CgPN NAI that is used during number conditioning.	Default='Incoming' Range='Incoming', 'Unkn', 'Natl', 'Intl'
Cgsprsp	The system response for an IDP message processed by the IDPR/TTR service when the CgPN is associated with an RN entity.	Default='Connect' Range= 'Connect', 'Continue', 'Relay', 'Release'
Dfltrn	Default routing number. The default RN used when a value of sp or rnsp is specified for the nptype parameter, and the CdPN RTDB lookup returns entity type SP.	Default='None' Range= a-f, A-F, 0-9, 'None', Maximum Length=15
Dlma	Delimiter A. The first delimiter used to format the outgoing TCAP DN.	Default='None' Range= a-f, A-F, 0-9, 'None', Maximum Length = 16
Dlmb	Delimiter B. The second delimiter used to format the outgoing TCAP DN.	[Default='None', Range= a-f, A-F, 0-9, 'None', Maximum Length = 16]
Dlmc	Delimiter C. The third delimiter used to format the outgoing TCAP DN.	[Default='None', Range= a-f, A-F, 0-9, 'None', Maximum Length = 16]
Drafrmt	DRA digit format. The format of the DRA digits.	[Default='Grn', Range= 'Grn', 'Grndn', 'Dngrn', 'Ccgrndn', 'Grnccdn']
Dranai	DRA nature of address indicator. The DRA NAI that is used during number conditioning.	[Default=3, Range= 1-127]
Nai2ton	NAI to TON Mapping. NAI and TON values are separated by '-'. Multiple mappings can be provided separated by ','.	[Range= Valid values for NAI lies between 1 to 127. Valid values for TON lies between 0 and 7.]
Nptype	Entity type for CdPN RTDB lookup. The entity type that is considered a success when used for RTDB lookup.	[Default='Rnsp', Range= 'Sp', 'Rn', 'Rnsp', 'Anymatch', 'Always', 'Rnspdn']
Rnspfill	This parameter specifies whether the RN and SP entities are set to the value of the RN or SP digits from the RTDB when certain conditions are met.	[Default='Off', Range= 'On','Off']
Spfill	This parameter specifies whether the SP entity type is populated if the value specified for the dfltrn or grn parameter is used for NPP processing.	[Default='Off', Range= 'On','Off']
Snai	CdPN nature of address indicator. The CdPN NAI used during number conditioning.	[Default='Incoming', Range='Incoming', 'Unkn', 'Natl', 'Intl']
Ton2nai	TON to NAI Mapping. TON and NAI values are separated by '-'. Multiple mappings can be provided separated by ','.	[Range= Valid value for TON lies between 0 and 7. Valid values for NAI lies between 1 to 127.]

You can perform edit task on VSTP>Configuration>IDPR Options page.

Editing an IDPR Option

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected IDPR Option.:

1. Select the IDPR Option row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

5.1.35 Interface Mapping

An Interface Mapping is a mapping between MTP2 and PCI interfaces.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then Interface Mapping page. The page displays the elements on the Interface Mapping View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-35 Interface Mapping Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
Board Type	This field defines the Type of Board.	Default = eLynx Range = eLynx, ADAX
Channel Name	This is the name assigned to interface mapping.	[Default = n/a; Range = Valid names are strings between one and 32 characters, inclusive. Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. The name must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit.] [A value is required.]
Link Type	This defines the types of links which are added in VSTP.	[Default = n/a; Range = T1, E1, E1_hsl, T1_hsl] [A value is required.]
Speed	This defines the type of speed enums and their corresponding values.	[Default = n/a; Range = Lsl_56k, Lsl_64k, Hsl_2048k, Hsl_1536k] [A value is required.]
Host Name	The hostName is the name of the server associated with the interface mapping.	[Default = n/a; Range = Valid names are strings between one and 40 characters, inclusive. Valid characters are alphanumeric and hyphen. The name must start with one alphanumeric and must not start with a hyphen. ] [A value is required.]
Time Slot	This defines the time slot. Zero is not allowed value.	[Default = n/a; Range = 1-31]
Port	The defines the value of port assigned to interface mappping. This is a mandatory field.	[Default = n/a; Range = 0-7]
Sequence Length	This defines the sequence bit length of the link.	[Default = n/a; Range = 7_BIT, 10_BIT, 12_BIT]
Encoding Scheme	Indicator for use of B8ZS, HDB3 or AMI encoding/decoding	.
Minimum Signal Unit Rate	Minimum signal unit rate. The minimum number of SUs present on a link uniformly distributed.	Default = 1000 Range = 400-2000
2 Spare International Bits	Value of two Spare International bits of NFAS data.	[Default = 0; Range = 0-3]
5 Spare National Bits	Value of five Spare International bits of NFAS data.	[Default = 0; Range = 0-31]
Framing	Indicator for framing format.	Default: FRAMING_SF
CRC	Defines if crc should be enabled or disabled.	Default: Yes
T1 Cable Length	T1 cable length in feet between the nodes	[Default = 133; Range = 0-655]
Error Correction Method	Error Correction Method.	Default: BASIC
MSU Retransmission Threshold	Threshold of the number of MSUs available for retransmission. If the error correction method being used is PCR and this threshold is reached, no new MSUs or FISUs are sent. The retransmission cycle is continued up to the last MSU entered into the retransmission buffer in the order in which they were originally transmitted.	[Range = 1-1023]
MSU Octet Retransmission Threshold	Threshold of the number of MSU octets available for retransmission. If the error correction method being used is PCR, and this threshold is reached, no new MSUs or FISUs are sent. The retransmission cycle is continued up to the last MSU entered into the retransmission buffer in the order in which they were originally transmitted.	[Range = 300-287744]

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTP>Configuration>Interface Mapping page.

Adding an Interface Mapping

Perform the following steps to configure a new Interface Mapping:

1. Click Insert.

   Note:

   The new Interface Mapping must have a name that is unique across all Interface Mapping at the SOAM. In addition, the Interface Mapping's IP Port combination must also be unique across all Interface Mapping configured at the SOAM.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a Interface Mapping

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected Interface Mapping. (The Interface Mapping Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the Interface Mapping row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a Interface Mapping

Use the following procedure to delete a Interface Mapping.

Note:

You cannot delete a Interface Mapping if it is part of the configuration of one or more Linksets.

1. Select the Interface Mapping to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.1.36 M2PA Config

A M2pa Config is an entity to configure all the m2pa timers.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then M2PA Config page. The page displays the elements on the M2PA Config View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-36 M2PA Config Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
Name	Name for this M2PA Config, which must be unique within the VSTP site. This is a mandatory field.	Valid names are strings between one and 32 characters, inclusive. Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. The name must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit. [A value is required.]
T1 Timer	Timer 1 - Changeover delay. Also used as isolation timer for ITU MTP Restart.	Typical value is 10000. default: 10000, minimum: 1000, maximum: 350000
T2 Timer	Timer 2 - Wait for changeover acknowledgement (COA).	Typical value is 2000. default: 10000, minimum: 5000, maximum: 15000
T3 Timer	Timer 3 - Time controlled diversion on changeback	. Typical value is 2000. default: 10000, minimum: 1000, maximum: 60000
T4 Emergency Timer	Timer 4 - Emergency Proving Timer.	Typical value is 500. default: 500, minimum: 400, maximum: 5000
T4 Normal Timer	Timer 4 - Normal Proving Timer.	Typical value is 10000. default: 10000, minimum: 1000, maximum: 70000
T5 Timer	Timer 5 - Wait for changeback acknowledgement (CBA) #2.	Typical value is 100. default: 1000, minimum: 80, maximum: 10000
T6 Timer	Timer 6 - Controlled reroute.	Typical value is 3000. default: 3000, minimum: 1000, maximum: 6000
T7 Timer	Timer 7 - Excessive acknowledgement delay timer.	Typical value is 1200. default: 1200, minimum: 200, maximum: 2000
T16 Timer	Timer 16 - Wait for route set congestion test (RSCT) updates.	Typical value is 200000. default: 200000, minimum: 100, maximum: 500000
T17 Timer	Timer 17 - Delay to avoid oscillation of initial alignment failure.	Typical value is 250. default: 250, minimum: 100, maximum: 500

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTPConfigurationM2PA Config page.

Adding a M2PA Config

Perform the following steps to configure a new M2PA Config:

1. Click Insert.

   Note:

   The new M2PA Config must have a name that is unique across all M2PA Config at the SOAM. In addition, the M2PA Config's IP Port combination must also be unique across all M2PA Config configured at the SOAM.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a M2PA Config

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected M2PA Config. (The M2PA Config Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the M2PA Config row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a M2PA Config

Use the following procedure to delete a M2PA Config.

Note:

You cannot delete a M2PA Config if it is part of the configuration of one or more Linksets.

1. Select the M2PA Config to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.1.37 M3UA Config

A M3ua Config is an entity to configure all the m3ua timers.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then M3UA Config page. The page displays the elements on the M3UA Config View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-37 M3UA Config Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
Name	Name for this M3ua Config, which must be unique within the VSTP site. This is a mandatory field.	Valid names are strings between one and 32 characters, inclusive. Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. The name must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit.
Excessive acknowledgement delay time	Excessive acknowledgement delay timer. The amount of time (in milliseconds) for which M2PA waits between transmission of a user data message and receipt of an acknowledgement for that message from the peer. If this timer expires, the link is taken out of service.	Typical value is 500. Minimum 500, Maximum: 10000

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTPConfigurationM3UA Config page.

Adding a M3UA Config

Perform the following steps to configure a new M3UA Config:

1. Click Insert.

   Note:

   The new M3UA Config must have a name that is unique across all M3UA Config at the SOAM. In addition, the M3UA Config's IP Port combination must also be unique across all M3UA Config configured at the SOAM.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a M3UA Config

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected M3UA Config. (The M3UA Config Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the M3UA Config row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a M3UA Config

Use the following procedure to delete a M3UA Config.

Note:

You cannot delete a M3UA Config if it is part of the configuration of one or more Linksets.

1. Select the M3UA Config to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.1.38 M3rl Options

The Message Transfer Part level 3 (MTP3) Options are configuration values that govern the overall MTP3 functionality.

The M3rl Options resources can only be updated and cannot be created or deleted.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then M3rl Options page. The page displays the elements on the M3rl Options View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-38 M3rl Options Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
CnvAInat	This parameter sets the value of the called party/calling party address Reserved for National Use bit when the message is routed to the ITU national network.	Default - 1 , Minimum,Maximum - 0,1
CnvCgda	This parameter enables discarding of the CGPA point code in SCCP messages if the destination network type is Ansi, and the point code or alias point code of the destination network type is not defined.
CnvCgdi	This parameter enables discarding of the CGPA point code in SCCP messages if the destination network type is Itui, and the point code or alias point code of the destination network type is not defined.
CnvCgdn	This parameter enables discarding of the CGPA point code in SCCP messages if the destination network type is Itun, and the point code or alias point code of the destination network type is not defined.
CnvCgdn24	This parameter enables discarding of the CGPA point code in SCCP messages if the destination network type is Itun24, and the point code or alias point code of the destination network type is not defined.
CnvClgItu	This parameter enables or disables the CGPA conversion for Itui/Itui_s/Itun/Itun_s domain crossing during SCCP conversion.
GtCnvDflt	This parameter enables routing of SCCP messages using system defaults when an appropriate entry is not found in the Default GT Conversion Table.
Incoming SLS Bit Rotation	This parameter indicates whether an Incomig SLS Bit Rotation is enabled or not.If it is turned on and Incoming SLS Bit Rotation is applied to an MSU then the outgoing SLS bit rotation is not applied for that MSU.
Linkset On Hold timer	Link addition/deletion changeover timer duration. This timer introduces a delay to help prevent message mis-sequencing on link add/deletion.	Typical value is 60. Range = 10,2000
Randsls	Random SLS (signaling link selection).This parameter is used to apply random SLS generation on a per linkset basis.
Signaling Link Supervision Timer	Supervision timer for signaling link test acknowledgement message.	Typical value is 12000.Range = 4000,12000
Signaling Link Interval Timer	Interval timer for sending signaling link test messages. Typical value is 30000.Range = 30000,90000
SlsRotation	This parameter specifies whether the signaling link selector (SLS) of the incoming ANSI linkset is rotated before routing the messages to network. When set to true, 8 bit SLS of the incoming linkset is considered for bit rotation.
Slscnv	This parameter is used as Per node SLS conversion indicator.
SlsReplace	This parameter allows to replace the SLS for an ANSI message with a random generated SLS value by Random SLS feature
SlsocbEnabled	This parameter turns on the Other CIC (Circuit Identification Code) Bit Used feature
Timer 10	Timer 10 - Wait to repeat signaling route set test (SRST) message.	Typical value is 30000 Range = 20000,90000
Timer 11	Timer 11 - Transfer restricted; in milliseconds.	Typical value is 30000 Range = 1000,90000
Timer 15	Timer 15 - Wait for repeat route set congestion test (RSCT).	Typical value is 3000 Range = 200,4000
Timer 16	Timer 16 - Wait for route set congestion test (RSCT) updates.	Typical value is 1400 Range = 200,3000
Timer 18	Timer 18 - Repeat transfer restricted (TFR) once by response method.	Typical value is 10000 Range = 2000,20000
Timer 1	Timer 1 - Changeover delay. Also used as isolation timer for ITU MTP Restart.	Typical value is 800 Range = 100,2000
Timer 2	Timer 2 - Wait for changeover acknowledgement (COA).	Typical value is 1400 Range = 100,3000
Timer 3	Timer 3 - Time controlled diversion on changeback.	Typical value is 800 Range = 100,2000
Timer 4	Timer 4 - Wait for changeback acknowledgement (CBA) #1.	Typical value is 800 Range = 100,2000
Timer 5	Timer 5 - Wait for changeback acknowledgement (CBA) #2.	Typical value is 800 Range = 100,2000
Timer 6	Timer 6 - Controlled reroute.	Typical value is 800 Range = 100,2000
Timer 8	Timer 8 - Transfer prohibited (TFP) inhibit.	Typical value is 800 Range = 500,2000
SparePCSupportEnabled	Checks whether the support for ITUN-Spare and ITUI-Spare is enabled or disabled
M2PA Rx Busy Link	This parameter is used for enabling early detection of congestion by monitoring SCTP receive buffers and sending of M2PA Busy Link Indication based on the SCTP buffer status. By default, the parameter is Off and the existing implementation of Reserved Link TPS and Max Link TPS will be used to send M2PA Busy Link Indication.	Default value: Off

You can perform edit task on VSTP>Configuration>M3rl Options page.

Editing a M3rl Option

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected M3rl Option. :

1. On the VSTP>Configuration>M3rl Options page, enter the updated values in the input fields.
2. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

5.1.39 MTP3 Config

A Mtp3 Config is an entity to configure all the m3rl timers.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then MTP3 Configs page. The page displays the elements on the MTP3 Configs View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-39 MTP3 Configs Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
Name *	Name for this M3rl Config, which must be unique within the VSTP site.	Valid names are strings between one and 32 characters, inclusive. Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. The name must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit. [A value is required.]
Linkset On Hold timer	Link addition/deletion changeover timer duration. This timer introduces a delay to help prevent message mis-sequencing on link add/deletion.	Typical value is 60. [MIN,MAX] = [10,2000]
Signaling Link Test T1 Timer	Supervision timer for signaling link test acknowledgement message.	Typical value is 12000.[MIN,MAX] = [4000,12000]
Signaling Link Test T2 Timer	Interval timer for sending signaling link test messages.	Typical value is 30000.[MIN,MAX] = [30000,90000]
Signaling Link Test T17 Timer	SLT T17 timer set.	Typical value is 2000. [MIN,MAX] = [500,2000]
Timer 10	Timer 10 - Wait to repeat signaling route set test (SRST) message.	Typical value is 30000.[MIN,MAX] = [20000,90000]
Timer 11	Timer 11 - Transfer restricted; in milliseconds.	Typical value is 30000.[MIN,MAX] = [1000,90000]
Timer 12	Timer 12 - Linkset inhibited; in milliseconds.	Typical value is 800.[MIN,MAX] = [800,1500]
Timer 13	Timer 13 - Linkset inhibited; in milliseconds.	Typical value is 800.[MIN,MAX] = [800,1500]
Timer 15	Timer 15 - Wait for repeat route set congestion test (RSCT).	Typical value is 3000.[MIN,MAX] = [200,4000]
Timer 16	Timer 16 - Wait for route set congestion test (RSCT) updates.	Typical value is 1400.[MIN,MAX] = [200,3000]
Timer 17	Timer 17 - Delay to avoid oscillation of initial alignment failure.	Typical value is 2000.[MIN,MAX] = [500,2000]
Timer 18	Timer 18 - Repeat transfer restricted (TFR) once by response method.	Typical value is 10000.[MIN,MAX] = [2000,20000]
Timer 1	Timer 1 - Changeover delay. Also used as isolation timer for ITU MTP Restart.	Typical value is 800.[MIN,MAX] = [100,2000]
Timer 2	Timer 2 - Wait for changeover acknowledgement (COA).	Typical value is 1400.[MIN,MAX] = [100,3000]
Timer 23	Timer 23 - Linkset inhibited; in milliseconds.	Typical value is 180000.[MIN,MAX] = [180000,360000]
Timer 3	Timer 3 - Time controlled diversion on changeback.	Typical value is 800.[MIN,MAX] = [100,2000]
Timer 4	Timer 4 - Wait for changeback acknowledgement (CBA) #1.	Typical value is 800.[MIN,MAX] = [100,2000]
Timer 5	Timer 5 - Wait for changeback acknowledgement (CBA) #2.	Typical value is 800.[MIN,MAX] = [100,2000]
Timer 6	Timer 6 - Controlled reroute.	Typical value is 800.[MIN,MAX] = [100,2000]
Timer 8	Timer 8 - Transfer prohibited (TFP) inhibit.	Typical value is 800.[MIN,MAX] = [500,2000]

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTPConfigurationMTP3 Configs page.

Adding a MTP3 Config

Perform the following steps to configure a new MTP3 Config:

1. Click Insert.

   Note:

   The new MTP3 Config must have a name that is unique across all MTP3 Configs at the SOAM. In addition, the MTP3 Config's IP Port combination must also be unique across all MTP3 Configs configured at the SOAM.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a MTP3 Config

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected MTP3 Config. (The MTP3 Config Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the MTP3 Config row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a MTP3 Config

Use the following procedure to delete a MTP3 Config.

Note:

You cannot delete a MTP3 Config if it is part of the configuration of one or more Linksets.

1. Select the MTP3 Config to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.1.40 MTP2 Config

A Mtp2 Config is an entity to configure all the mtp2 timers.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then MTP2 Config page. The page displays the elements on the MTP2 Config View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-40 MTP2 Config Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
Name	Name for this Mtp2 Config, which must be unique within the VSTP site. This is a mandatory field.	Valid names are strings between one and 32 characters, inclusive. Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. The name must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit.
T1 Timer	Alignment or Ready timer. The amount of time (in milliseconds) MTP2 waits to receive a Link Status Ready message from the peer.	Typical value is 9000. Minimum: 5000, Maximum: 350000 Values: ANSI timer sets 5000-20000 Default value: 13000 ITU timer sets 40000-50000 Default value: 40000 E1 HSL timer sets 25000-350000 Default value: 300000 T1 HSL timer sets 16000-151000 Default value: 151000
T2 Timer	Not Aligned timer.	Typical value is 9000 Minimum: 5000, Maximum: 480000 Values: ANSI timer sets 5000-30000 Default value: 11500 ITU timer sets 5000-150000 Default value: 30000 E1 HSL timer sets 5000-150000 Default value: 130000 T1 HSL timer sets 5000-14000 Default value: 14000
T3 Timer	Aligned timer.	Typical value is 9000. Minimum: 1000, Maximum: 20000 Values: ANSI timer sets 5000-20000 Default value: 11500 ITU timer sets 1000-2000 Default value: 2000 E1 HSL timer sets 1000-2000 Default value: 1000 T1 HSL timer sets 5000-14000 Default value: 14000
T4 Emergency Timer	Proving period Emergency timer.	Typical value is 600. Minimum: 200, Maximum: 10000 Values: ANSI timer sets 200-1000 Default value: 600 ITU timer sets 400-600 Default value: 500 E1 HSL timer sets 400-600 Default value: 500 T1 HSL timer sets 3000-10000 Default value: 3000
T4 Normal Timer	Proving period normal timer.	Typical value is 2300. Minimum: 500, Maximum: 70000 Values: ANSI timer sets 500-5000 Default value: 2300 ITU timer sets 7500-9500 Default value: 8200 E1 HSL timer sets 3000-70000 Default value: 30000 T1 HSL timer sets 3000-30000 Default value: 30000
T5 Timer	Sending SIB timer.	Typical value is 90. Minimum: 40, maximum: 500 Values: ANSI timer sets 40-500 Default value: 100 ITU timer sets 80-120 Default value: 100 E1 HSL timer sets 80-120 Default value: 100 E1 HSL timer sets 80-120 Default value: 80
T6 Timer	Remote congestion timer.	Typical value is 4000. Minimum: 1000, Maximum: 10000 Values: ANSI timer sets 1000-10000 Default value: 4000 ITU timer sets 3000-6000 Default value: 4000 E1 HSL timer sets 3000-6000 Default value: 5000 T1 HSL sets 3000-6000 Default value: 5000
T7 Timer	Excessive delay of acknowledgment timer.	Typical value is 300. Minimum: 200, maximum: 3000 Values: ANSI timer sets 200-3000 Default value: 1500 ITU timer sets 500-2000 Default value: 1500 E1 HSL timer sets 500-2000 Default value: 800 T1 HSL timer sets 500-2000 Default value: 500

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTPConfigurationMTP2 Config page.

Adding a MTP2 Config

Perform the following steps to configure a new MTP2 Config:

1. Click Insert.

   Note:

   The new MTP2 Config must have a name that is unique across all MTP2 Config at the SOAM. In addition, the MTP2 Config's IP Port combination must also be unique across all MTP2 Config configured at the SOAM.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a MTP2 Config

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected MTP2 Config. (The MTP2 Config Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the MTP2 Config row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a MTP2 Config

Use the following procedure to delete a MTP2 Config.

Note:

You cannot delete a MTP2 Config if it is part of the configuration of one or more Linksets.

1. Select the MTP2 Config to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.1.41 MTP2 Board

A Mtp2Board is used to store the Board Data Information. All these configurations go into VstpMtp2BoardMergeData table.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then MTP2 Board page. The page displays the elements on the MTP2 Board page.

Note:

This is a read-only page.

Table 5-41 MTP2 Board Elements

Element	Description
Source Node	Name of the originating node.
Board Type	Defines the type of Board.
MRL	MRL Value of the Board.
Serial Number	Serial Number of the Board.
PORM Version	PORM version of the Board.
MACH Version	MACH version of the Board.
Number of E1/T1 Ports	Number of E1/T1 ports.
Number of Ethernet Ports	Number of Ethernet ports.

5.1.42 VLR Profile

A VLR Profile is an entity which helps in getting information about a mobile subscriber in order to locate the user while in roaming.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then VLR Profile page. The page displays the elements on the VLR Profile page.

Note:

This is a read-only page.

Table 5-42 VLR Profile Elements

Element	Description
Vlr	VLR Number.
Filter	The filter determines the category in which the number falls into. It can any of the following: Whitelist Blacklist Greylist
Last Used Time	The date/time the status for this Link was last updated by the vSTP.
Success Count	Number for the vSTP VLR Profile, which must be unique within the vSTP site. Valid vlr number are hexadecimal number between one and 16 characters, inclusiv maxLength, pattern, and type.
Filure Count	VLR failure count

5.1.43 VLR Roaming

A VLR Roaming is an entity which is used for roaming for mobile subscribers.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then VLR Roaming page. The page displays the elements on the VLR Roaming page.

Note:

This is a read-only page.

Table 5-43 VLR Roaming Elements

Element	Description
New VLR	VLR Number to which mobile subscriber has moved.
Old VLR	VLR Number from which mobile subscriber has moved.
Entry Usage Count	Entry usage time.
Last Used Time	The date/time the status for this Link was last updated by the vSTP.
Time	This determines the time duration for which roaming must occur.
Unique Identifier	Defines a unique identifier for VLR Roaming. The unique identifier value is a combination of old and new VLR names.

5.1.44 Whitelist VLR Profiles

A VLR Profile is an entity which helps in getting information about a mobile subscriber in order to locate the user while in roaming.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then Whitelist VLR Profiles page. The page displays the elements on the Whitelist VLR Profiles View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-44 Whitelist VLR Profiles Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
VLR	Number for the VSTP VLR Profile, which must be unique within the VSTP site.	Valid vlr number are hexadecimal number between one and 16 characters, inclusive. [A value is required.]
Filter	The filter determines the category in which the number falls into.

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTPConfigurationWhitelist VLR Profiles page.

Adding a Whitelist VLR Profile

Perform the following steps to configure a new Whitelist VLR Profile:

1. Click Insert.

   Note:

   The new Whitelist VLR Profile must have a name that is unique across all Whitelist VLR Profiles at the SOAM. In addition, the Whitelist VLR Profile's IP Port combination must also be unique across all Whitelist VLR Profiles configured at the SOAM.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a Whitelist VLR Profile

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected Whitelist VLR Profile. (The Whitelist VLR Profile Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the Whitelist VLR Profile row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a Whitelist VLR Profile

Use the following procedure to delete a Whitelist VLR Profile.

Note:

You cannot delete a Whitelist VLR Profile if it is part of the configuration of one or more Linksets.

1. Select the Whitelist VLR Profile to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.1.45 Mate STP

A Mate Stp is an entity which holds point code entries which is used to route reponses to queries generated by the VSTP for SFAPP.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then Mate STP page. The page displays the elements on the Mate STP View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-45 Mate STP Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
Domain	This defines the type of domain.	Range = Ansi, Itui, Itun, Itun24, Itui_s, Itun_s
Point Code	The point code identifies the Mate Stp. Only one Mate Stp can have this point code .	Range = Numeric values seperated by hyphen(-); Maximum Length=12;

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTPConfigurationMate STP page.

Adding a Mate STP

Perform the following steps to configure a new Mate STP:

1. Click Insert.

   Note:

   The new Mate STP must have a name that is unique across all Mate STP at the SOAM. In addition, the Mate STP's IP Port combination must also be unique across all Mate STP configured at the SOAM.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a Mate STP

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected Mate STP. (The Mate STP Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the Mate STP row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a Mate STP

Use the following procedure to delete a Mate STP.

Note:

You cannot delete a Mate STP if it is part of the configuration of one or more Linksets.

1. Select the Mate STP to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.1.46 SFAPP Options

The Sfapp Options are those configuration values that govern the overall Sfapp functionality. There is a single instance of this resource, which contains each of the individual options that can be retrieved and set.

The SFAPP Options can only be updated and cannot be created or deleted.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then SFAPP Options page. The page displays the elements on the SFAPP Options View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-46 SFAPP Options Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
Aging Timer	This parameter defines value for aging.	[Default=n/a; Range= None, 1-65535]
Failure Threshold	This parameter defines the failed validation threshold.	[Default=n/a; Range= None, 1-65535]
Learn Timer	New learning possible in this mode. No validation performed.	[Default=8; Range= None, 4-12]
Sfapp Mode	Provides the option to turn off dynamic learning,test the learning algorithm, and move the system in operation using various modes.	[Default='Off'; Range= 'Off', 'Learn', 'Test', 'Active']
Success Threshold	This parameter defines the successful validation threshold.	[Range= None, 1-65535]
Velocity Threshold	This parameter defines the number of velocity check attempts.	[Range= None, 1-65535]
Maximum Profile Limit	Maximum Profile Limit.	[Default='No', Range= 'No', 'Yes']
Maximum Roaming Limit	Maximum Roaming Limit.	[Default='No', Range= 'No', 'Yes']
Skip Cross Protocol Check	This parameter defines whether or not to skip 3G/4G cross protocol validation for same MCC.	[Default='No', Range= 'No', 'Yes']

You can perform edit task on VSTP>Configuration>SFAPP Options page.

Editing a SFAPP Option

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected SFAPP Option. (The SFAPP Option Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the SFAPP Option row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

5.1.47 CAT2 IMSI

A CAT2 IMSI is an entity which are used to perform Category 2 securiry check for IMSI based. It will be used for IR21 upload feature.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then CAT2 IMSIs page. The page displays the elements on the CAT2 IMSIs View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-47 CAT2 IMSIs Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
mccmnc	E212 mobile country code/mobile network code.
TA Digit Code	Name of TA Digit code.	Valid names are strings between one and 5 characters, inclusive. Valid characters are alphanumeric. The name must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit.
Sender TA Digit Code	Name of Sender TA Digit code.	Valid names are strings between one and 5 characters, inclusive. Valid characters are alphanumeric. The name must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit.
Gta Length	Represent the length of a gta for a particular STADIG Code.	Range: 1,15

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTPConfigurationCAT2 IMSIs page.

Adding a CAT2 IMSI

Perform the following steps to configure a new CAT2 IMSI:

1. Click Insert.

   Note:

   The new CAT2 IMSI must have a name that is unique across all CAT2 IMSIs at the SOAM. In addition, the CAT2 IMSI's IP Port combination must also be unique across all CAT2 IMSIs configured at the SOAM.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a CAT2 IMSI

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected CAT2 IMSI. (The CAT2 IMSI Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the CAT2 IMSI row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a CAT2 IMSI

Use the following procedure to delete a CAT2 IMSI.

Note:

You cannot delete a CAT2 IMSI if it is part of the configuration of one or more Linksets.

1. Select the CAT2 IMSI to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.1.48 CAT2 GTA

A CAT2 GTA is an entity which are used to perform Category 2 securiry check for GTA based. It will be used for IR21 upload feature.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then CAT2 GTAs page. The page displays the elements on the CAT2 GTAs View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-48 CAT2 GTAs Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
TA Digit code	Name of TA Digit code.	Valid names are strings between one and 5 characters, inclusive. Valid characters are alphanumeric. The name must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit.
Sender TA Digit code	Name of Sender TA Digit code.	Valid names are strings between one and 5 characters, inclusive. Valid characters are alphanumeric. The name must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit.
Start Global Title Address	Defines the start of a range of this Global Title Address.
End Global Title Address	End global title address. This parameter specifies the end of a range of global title digits.
Node Type	Type Of Node	Valid values are: HLR, MGT

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTPConfigurationCAT2 GTAs page.

Adding a CAT2 GTA

Perform the following steps to configure a new CAT2 GTA:

1. Click Insert.

   Note:

   The new CAT2 GTA must have a name that is unique across all CAT2 GTAs at the SOAM. In addition, the CAT2 GTA's IP Port combination must also be unique across all CAT2 GTAs configured at the SOAM.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a CAT2 GTA

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected CAT2 GTA. (The CAT2 GTA Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the CAT2 GTA row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a CAT2 GTA

Use the following procedure to delete a CAT2 GTA.

Note:

You cannot delete a CAT2 GTA if it is part of the configuration of one or more Linksets.

1. Select the CAT2 GTA to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.1.49 MP Leader

An MP leader is an MP designated as a leader in an MP server group. The MP leader is used internally by software for status reporting.

The page displays name of the vSTP MP Leader.

5.1.50 Default Conversions

A Default Conversion entry consists of parameters such as dir, gtixlat, tta, tti, nai, np and other conversion-specific data.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then Default Conversions page. The page displays the elements on the Default Conversions View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-49 Default Conversions Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
Default Conversion Name	Name of default conversion.	Upto 20 characters allowed.
Direction of Conversion	Direction of Conversion
Global Title Indicator Conversion	Global Title Indicator conversion.
ANSI Translation Type	ANSI Translation Type. Upto 3 characters allowed.
ITU Translation Type	ITU Translation Type. Upto 3 characters allowed.
Nature of Address Indicator	Nature of Address Indicator. This parameter is mandatory when gtixlat=24 is specified, and not specified when gtixlat=22 is specified.	Upto 2 characters allowed.
Numbering Plan	Numbering Plan. This parameter is mandatory when gtixlat=24 is specified, and not specified when gtixlat=22 is specified.	Upto 2 characters allowed.
Number of Prefix Digits to be Deleted	Number of prefix digits to be deleted. The number of digits to be deleted.	These digits will be replaced with the new prefix digits string (npds). Min, Max: 0,21]
New prefix digits string	New prefix digits string. The new prefix digits string that will replace the received prefix digits string.	Upto 21 characters allowed.
Number of Suffix Digits to be Deleted	Number of suffix digits to be deleted. This parameter identifies the new suffix digits to be deleted that will replace the received suffix digits to be deleted.	Min, Max: 0,21]
New suffix Digits String	New suffix digits string. The new suffix digits string that will replace the received suffix digits string.	Upto 21 characters allowed

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTPConfigurationDefault Conversions page.

Adding a Default Conversion

Perform the following steps to configure a new Default Conversion:

1. Click Insert.

   Note:

   The new Default Conversion must have a name that is unique across all Default Conversions at the SOAM. In addition, the Default Conversion's IP Port combination must also be unique across all Default Conversions configured at the SOAM.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a Default Conversion

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected Default Conversion. (The Default Conversion Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the Default Conversion row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a Default Conversion

Use the following procedure to delete a Default Conversion.

Note:

You cannot delete a Default Conversion if it is part of the configuration of one or more Linksets.

1. Select the Default Conversion to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.1.51 Feature Admin State

Feature Admin States provides the administrative state of the VSTP Features. The VSTP Features are initially in the disabled administrative state when the system is installed.

The Feature Admin State can be enabled or disabled from this page.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then Feature Admin State page. The page displays the features.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-50 Feature Admin State Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
Feature Name	The name of the VSTP Feature. MMI clients never define vSTP feature names, but instead discover the available names from the collection GET response. A client must then use the vSTP provided feature name string when making a GET or PUT request for a particular Feature.
Feature Status	A vSTP Feature's administrative state can either be Enabled or Disabled. Note: The administrative state of a vSTP feature can either be Enabled or Disabled as follows: The vSTP feature TBGTTLS is initially in the Disabled administrative state when the system is installed and it cannot be disabled once enabled. The vSTP feature WGTTLS is initially in the Disabled administrative state when the system is installed and can be enabled and disabled any number of times. Enabling and disabling the WGTTLS feature requires restart of the MPs.	A vSTP feature remains in the Disabled administrative state after system installation.

You can perform edit task on VSTP>Configuration>Feature Admin State page.

Editing a Feature Admin State

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected Feature Admin State. (The Feature Admin State Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the Feature to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

5.1.52 VSTP Capacity

VSTP Capacity provides information about maximum allowed, currently configured, and utilisation percentage of Diameter resources. This information is available system-wide.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then VSTP Capacity page. The page displays the elements on the VSTP Capacity page.

Note:

This is a read-only page.

Table 5-51 VSTP Capacity Elements

Element	Description
Resource Name	Resource name
Scope
Scope Name
Used Capacity	Number of entries that are already configured for the resourceName.
Free Capacity	Free space.
Maximum Capacity	Maximum number of entries for the resourceName that can be configured in Diameter.

5.1.53 Alarm Aggregator Options

The VSTP Alarm Aggregation Options are those configuration values that manages aggregation of vstp alarms . There is a single instance of this resource, which contains each of the individual options that can be retrieved and set. .

The Alarm Aggregator Options can only be updated and cannot be created or deleted.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then Alarm Aggregator Options page. The page displays the elements on the Alarm Aggregator Options View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-52 Alarm Aggregator Options Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
Association Major Agg Alarm Threshold	When the number of Connection (/vstp/connections) failure alarms raised by a single VSTP-MP exceeds this threshold: 1) all individual Connection failure alarms raised to that point are cleared, and 2) a single aggregate Connection failure alarm of major severity is raised by the SOAM against that VSTP-MP. The value of associationMajorAggAlarmThreshold is included in the available alarm budget, multiplied by the number of VSTP-MP in the DSR. So the sum of (associationMajorAggAlarmThreshold * # VSTP-MPs), (linkMajorAggAlarmThreshold * # VSTP-MPs), linksetCriticalAggAlarmThreshold, routeCriticalAggAlarmThreshold, and rspCriticalAggAlarmThreshold cannot exceed alarmBudget.	Default - 100. [Min,Max] = [1,3000]
Association Critical Agg Alarm Threshold	hen the number of Connection (/vstp/connections) failure alarms raised by a single VSTP-MP exceeds this threshold: 1) the already-raised major aggregate Connection failure alarm for that VSTP-MP is cleared, and 2) a single aggregate Connection failure alarm of critical severity is raised by the SOAM against that VSTP-MP. The value of associationCriticalAggAlarmThreshold is not included in the available alarm budget. Set associationCriticalAggAlarmThreshold to zero to prevent entirely the raising of a critical aggregate alarm for Connection failures.	W Default - 200. [Min,Max] = [0,3000]
Link Major Agg Alarm Threshold	When the number of Link (/vstp/links) failure alarms raised by a single VSTP-MP exceeds this threshold: 1) all individual Link failure alarms raised to that point are cleared, and 2) a single aggregate Link failure alarm of major severity is raised by the SOAM against that VSTP-MP. The value of linkMajorAggAlarmThreshold is included in the available alarm budget, multiplied by the number of VSTP-MP in the DSR. So the sum of (associationMajorAggAlarmThreshold * # VSTP-MPs), (linkMajorAggAlarmThreshold * # VSTP-MPs), linksetCriticalAggAlarmThreshold, routeCriticalAggAlarmThreshold, and rspCriticalAggAlarmThreshold cannot exceed alarmBudget.	Default - 100. [Min,Max] = [1,3000] [A value is required.]
Link Critical Agg Alarm Threshold	When the number of Link (/vstp/links) failure alarms raised by a single VSTP-MP exceeds this threshold: 1) the already-raised major aggregate Link failure alarm for that VSTP-MP is cleared, and 2) a single aggregate Link failure alarm of critical severity is raised by the SOAM against that VSTP-MP. The value of linkCriticalAggAlarmThreshold is not included in the available alarm budget. Set linkCriticalAggAlarmThreshold to zero to prevent entirely the raising of a critical aggregate alarm for Link failures.	Default - 200. [Min,Max] = [0,3000] [A value is required.]
Linkset Critical Agg Alarm Threshold	When the number of Linkset (/vstp/linksets) failure alarms raised by the VSTP exceeds this threshold: 1) all individual Linkset failure alarms raised to that point are cleared, and 2) a single aggregate Linkset failure alarm of critical severity is raised by the SOAM. So the sum of (associationMajorAggAlarmThreshold * # VSTP-MPs), (linkMajorAggAlarmThreshold * # VSTP-MPs), linksetCriticalAggAlarmThreshold, routeCriticalAggAlarmThreshold, and rspCriticalAggAlarmThreshold cannot exceed alarmBudget.	Default - 300.[MIN,MAX] = [Min,Max] = [1,3000] [A value is required.]
Route Critical Agg Alarm Threshold *	When the number of Route (/vstp/routes) failure alarms raised by the VSTP exceeds this threshold: 1) all individual Route failure alarms raised to that point are cleared, and 2) a single aggregate Route failure alarm of critical severity is raised by the SOAM. So the sum of (associationMajorAggAlarmThreshold * # VSTP-MPs), (linkMajorAggAlarmThreshold * # VSTP-MPs), linksetCriticalAggAlarmThreshold, routeCriticalAggAlarmThreshold, and rspCriticalAggAlarmThreshold cannot exceed alarmBudget.	Default - 600. [Min,Max] = [1,3000] [A value is required.]
Rsp Critical Agg Alarm Threshold *	When the number of Remote Signaling Point (/vstp/remotesignalingpoints) failure alarms raised by the VSTP exceeds this threshold: 1) all individual Remote Signaling Point failure alarms raised to that point are cleared, and 2) a single aggregate Remote Signaling Point failure alarm of critical severity is raised by the SOAM. So the sum of (associationMajorAggAlarmThreshold * # VSTP-MPs), (linkMajorAggAlarmThreshold * # VSTP-MPs), linksetCriticalAggAlarmThreshold, routeCriticalAggAlarmThreshold, and rspCriticalAggAlarmThreshold cannot exceed alarmBudget.	Default - 600. [Min,Max] = [1,3000] [A value is required.]

You can perform edit task on VSTP>Configuration>Alarm Aggregator Options page.

Editing a Alarm Aggregator Options

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected Alarm Aggregator Options. (The Alarm Aggregator Options Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the Alarm Aggregator Options row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

5.1.54 Security Log Config

The Security Log Config maintains all configuration values that governs the functionality of security logging in the file directory of SOAM.

All configurations of Security Log Config is done at the SOAM.

The Security Log Config can only be updated and cannot be created or deleted.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then Security Log Config page. The page displays the elements on the Security Log Config Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-53 Security Log Config Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
Directory Path of MP Log	Directory path of MP for logging.	Default: /var/TKLC/db/filemgmt/securityLog/ Maximum Length: 300
Timeout for Log File	Timeout in seconds after which new file will be created for logging.	Default: 90 Range: 60-120
Maximum Logs Per File	Maximum logs to be created per file, after which new file would be created.	Default: 1500000 Range = 600000-3000000
Minimum Disk Space for Logging	Minimum available disk space in current directory filesystem to be allocated for logging.	Default: 30 Range = 10-100

You can perform edit task on VSTP>Configuration>Security Log Config page.

Editing a Security Log Config

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected Security Log Config:

1. Enter the updated values on Editing Security Log Config page.
2. Click , Apply or Cancel

5.1.55 Accounting Measurement Options

The Accounting Measurement Options are those configuration values that govern the overall Accounting Measurement functionality. There is a single instance of this resource, which contains each of the individual options that can be retrieved and set.

The Accounting Measurement Options can only be updated and cannot be created or deleted.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then Accounting Measurement Options page. The page displays the elements on the Accounting Measurement Options Edit page.

Table 5-54 Accounting Measurement Options Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
Account Measurement Option	This parameter defines whether system wide Accounting Measurement is On or Off.	Default: No Range: Yes, No
DPC CDPA Account Measurement Option	This parameter defines whether DPC with SCCP Called Party Accounting Measurement is On or Off.	Default: No Range: Yes, No
DPC CGPA Account Measurement Option	This parameter defines whether DPC with SCCP Calling Party Accounting Measurement is On or Off.	Default: No Range: Yes, No
DPC Linkset Account Measurement Option	This parameter defines whether Linkset with DPC Accounting Measurement is On or Off.	Default: No Range: Yes, No
DPC SI NI Account Measurement Option	This parameter defines whether DPC with SI and NI Accounting Measurement is On or Off.	Default: No Range: Yes, No
Linkset SI Account Measurement Option	This parameter defines whether Linkset with SI Accounting Measurement is On or Off.	Default: No Range: Yes, No
OPC CDPA Account Measurement Option	This parameter defines whether OPC with SCCP Called Party Accounting Measurement is On or Off.	Default: No Range: Yes, No
OPC CGPA Account Measurement Option	This parameter defines whether OPC with SCCP Calling Party Accounting Measurement is On or Off.	Default: No Range: Yes, No
OPC DPC Account Measurement Option	This parameter defines whether OPC with DPC Accounting Measurement is On or Off.	Default: No Range: Yes, No
OPC DPC SI Account Measurement Option	This parameter defines whether OPC with DPC and SI Accounting Measurement is On or Off.	Default: No Range: Yes, No
OPC Linkset Account Measurement Option	This parameter defines whether Linkset with OPC Accounting Measurement is On or Off.	Default: No Range: Yes, No
OPC SI NI Account Measurement Option	This parameter defines whether OPC with SI and NI Accounting Measurement is On or Off.	Default: No Range: Yes, No

You can perform edit task on VSTP>Configuration>Accounting Measurement Options page.

Editing a Accounting Measurement Options

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected Accounting Measurement Options. (The Accounting Measurement Options Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Enter the updated values on the Editing a Accounting Measurement Option page.
2. Click Apply or Cancel .

5.1.56 SMS Proxy Options

The SMSProxy Options are those configurable values which govern the overall of Service MP framework.There is a single instance of this resource, which contains each of the individual options that can be retrieved and set.

The SMS Proxy Options can only be updated and cannot be created or deleted.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then SMS Proxy Options page. The page displays the elements on the SMS Proxy Options Edit page.

Table 5-55 SMS Proxy Options Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
MOFSM Default Action	Default Action for MOFSM message validation failure.	Range:FallBack, Discard, Udts, TcapError, Default: Discard
MOFSM Error Code	If Default action is Udts or TcapError, this error code is sent in response.	Maximum: 255, Minimum: 0, Default: 0
MTFSM Default Action	Default Action for MT-FSM message validation failure.	Range:FallBack, Discard, Udts, TcapError, Default: Discard
MTFSM Error Code	If Default action is Udts or TcapError, this error code is sent in response.	Maximum: 255, Minimum: 0, Default: 0
MOFSM SCCP Validation	Whether to perform SccpVal for MO-FSM message.	Range:On/Off, Default: On
MTFSM SCCP Validation	Whether to perform SccpVal for MT-FSM message.	Range:On/Off, Default: On
MTFSM Invoke Timer	MT-FSM Timer. The MT-FSM should be received within this timer once the SRI-SM-Ack is sent to the originator.	Maximum:120, Minimum: 30, Default: 60
SMS Delivery Status Timer	Initiated after MTFSM is forwarded to the VLR. The SMS Delivery Status (if required) should be received before this timer expires.	Maximum:120, Minimum: 30, Default: 60
Sms Proxy GTA	Global Title Address digits to identify the SMS Proxy Service.	Range:5-15 Digits.
SMS Proxy Service Translation Type	Translation type of CGPA to be used by the SMS Proxy service when generating Messages towards HLR.	Maximum: 255, Minimum: 0, Default: 0
Scrambled IMSI Range Prefix	Prefix Digits for the Scrambled IMSI. Also defines the range of Scrambled IMSIs to be used.	Range:5-10 Digits
Scrambled IMSI Length	Total length of the IMSI to be sent as Scrambled IMSI in SRI-SM Ack.	Maximum: 15, Minimum: 14, Default: 15
Defcc	Default country code.

You can perform edit task on VSTP>Configuration>SMS Proxy Options page.

Editing a SMS Proxy Options

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected SMS Proxy Options:

1. Enter the updated values on the Editing a SMS Proxy Option page.
2. Click Apply or Cancel .

5.1.57 SMS Proxy SMSC Status

This table informs if SMSC status is Allowlist or BlockList.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then SMS Proxy SMSC Status page. The page displays the elements on the SMS Proxy SMSC Status View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-56 SMS Proxy SMSC Status Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
SMSC GTT Address	Global Title Address of SMSCs to be allowlisted or blocklisted. [A value is required.]
SMSC Status	Indicates allowlist or blocklist status of SMSC. [A value is required.]

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTPConfigurationSMS Proxy SMSC Status page.

Adding a SMS Proxy SMSC Status

Perform the following steps to configure a new SMS Proxy SMSC Status:

1. Click Insert.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a SMS Proxy SMSC Status

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected SMS Proxy SMSC Status. (The SMS Proxy SMSC Status Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the SMS Proxy SMSC Status row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a SMS Proxy SMSC Status

Use the following procedure to delete a SMS Proxy SMSC Status.

1. Select the SMS Proxy SMSC Status to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.1.58 Generic Name

Using Generic name, you can block messages with specific generic name on certain linkset.

Select the VSTP, and then Configuration, and then Generic Name page. The page displays the elements on the Generic Name View, Insert, and Edit pages.

Note:

Data Input Notes apply to the Insert and Edit pages only; the View page is read-only.

Table 5-57 Generic Name Elements

Element	Description	Data Input Notes
Generic Name	Generic Name. [A value is required.	Generic Name is case insensitive. Valid values are (0-9, A-Z), * as Wildcard, and following special characters: ! @ # $ ^ & ? ( ) { } [ ] ; , + : _ . \" - / ' space. Preceeding and succeeding spaces will be trimmed, whereas consecutive spaces in the middle of generic name are not allowed.
Set Type	Generic Name Set type. [A value is required.]	[Range = SetA, SetB, Both]

You can perform add, edit, or delete tasks on VSTPConfigurationGeneric Name page.

Adding a Generic Name

Perform the following steps to configure a new Generic Name:

1. Click Insert.
2. Enter the applicable values.
3. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Editing a Generic Name

Use this procedure to change the field values for a selected Generic Name. (The Generic Name Name field cannot be changed.):

1. Select the Generic Name row to be edited.
2. Click Edit
3. Enter the updated values.
4. Click OK, Apply, or Cancel

Deleting a Generic Name

Use the following procedure to delete a Generic Name.

1. Select the Generic Name to be deleted.
2. Click Delete.
3. Click OK or Cancel.

5.2 Maintenance

The VSTP > Maintenance pages display status information for Links, RSPs, Connections, Linksets, and SCCP applications.

The VSTP > Maintenance pages allow you to view the following information and perform the following actions:

5.2.1 vSTP Maintenance Link Status

The VSTP > Maintenance > Link Status page allows you to view information about existing links, including the operational status of each link.

You can perform these tasks on an Active System OAM (SOAM).

• Filter the list of links to display only the desired Connections.
• Sort the list by a column, in ascending or descending order, by clicking the column heading. The default order is by Link Name in ascending ASCII order.
• Prevent the page from automatically refreshing by clicking the Pause updates checkbox.
• Enable Links
• Disable Links

vSTP Maintenance Link Status Elements

The following describes fields on the Link Status maintenance page:

Field	Description
Link Name	Name of the link.
mp Server Host Name	Hostname of the MP server from which status is reported.
Admin State	A Link's administrative state can be: Enabled: the Link is Enabled Disabled: the Link is Disabled Unk: unknown; the state of the Link is not available in the database
Operational Status	A Link's administrative state can be: Available: the Link is available for routing Degraded: the Link is not unavailable but it is not operating as expected. The Operational Reason field provides additional information on this status. Unavailable: the Link is unavailable. The Operational Reason field provides additional information on this status.
Operational Reason	Reason for the Operational Status.
Link Type	Link type.
Linkset Name	Name of the associated linkset.
Time of Last Update	Time stamp that shows the last time the status information was updated.
Status Known	The status can be: True: The Link status is available. False: The Link status is not available. The value depends on the Operational Status, mp Server Host Name, Time of Last Update, or Operational Reason.

Enabling Links

Use the following steps to enable one or more links:

1. Click VSTP > Maintenance > Link Status.
2. Select 1 - 20 links to enable.

   To select multiple links, press CTRL when selecting each connection. To select multiple contiguous links, click the first connection you want, then press SHIFT and select the last link you want. All the links in between are also selected.

3. Click Enable.
4. Click OK on the confirmation screen to enable the selected links. If any of the selected links no longer exist (they have been deleted by another user), an error message displays, but any selected links that do exist are enabled.

Disabling Links

Use the following steps to disable one or more links:

1. Click VSTP > Maintenance > Link Status.
2. Select 1 - 20 links to disable.

   To select multiple links, press CTRL when selecting each connection. To select multiple contiguous links, click the first connection you want, then press SHIFT and select the last link you want. All the links in between are also selected.

3. Click Disable.
4. Click OK on the confirmation screen to disable the selected links. If any of the selected links no longer exist (they have been deleted by another user), an error message displays, but any selected links that do exist are disabled.

5.2.2 vSTP Maintenance Connection Status

The VSTP > Maintenance > Connection Status page allows you to view information about existing Connections, including the operational status of each Connection.

You can perform these tasks on an Active System OAM (SOAM).

• Filter the list of Connections to display only the desired Connections.
• Sort the list by a column, in ascending or descending order, by clicking the column heading. The default order is by Connection Name in ascending ASCII order.
• Prevent the page from automatically refreshing by clicking the Pause updates checkbox.
• Enable Connections
• Disable Connections

vSTP Maintenance Connection Status Elements

The following describes fields on the Connection Status maintenance page:

Field	Description
Connection Name	Name of the Connection.
mp Server Host Name	Hostname of the MP server from which status is reported.
Admin State	A Connection's administrative state can be: Enabled: the Connection is Enabled Disabled: the Connection is Disabled Unk: unknown; the state of the Connection is not available in the database
Operational Status	A Connection's administrative state can be: Available: the Connection is available for routing Degraded: the Connection is not unavailable but it is not operating as expected. The Operational Reason field provides additional information on this status. Unavailable: the Connection is unavailable. The Operational Reason field provides additional information on this status.
Operational Reason	Reason for the Operational Status.
Local Host Name	Name of the local host.
Remote Host Name	Name of the remote host.
Time of Last Update	Time stamp that shows the last time the status information was updated.
Status Known	The status can be: True: The Connection status is available. False: The Connection status is not available. The value depends on the Operational Status, mp Server Host Name, Time of Last Update, or Operational Reason.

Enabling Connections

Use the following steps to enable one or more Connections:

1. Click VSTP > Maintenance > Connection Status.
2. Select 1 - 20 Connections to enable.

   To select multiple Connections, press CTRL when selecting each connection. To select multiple contiguous Connections, click the first connection you want, then press SHIFT and select the last Connection you want. All the Connections in between are also selected.

3. Click Enable.
4. Click OK on the confirmation screen to enable the selected Connections. If any of the selected Connections no longer exist (they have been deleted by another user), an error message displays, but any selected Connections that do exist are enabled.

Disabling Connections

Use the following steps to disable one or more Connections:

1. Click VSTP > Maintenance > Connection Status.
2. Select 1 - 20 Connections to disable.

   To select multiple Connections, press CTRL when selecting each connection. To select multiple contiguous Connections, click the first connection you want, then press SHIFT and select the last Connection you want. All the Connections in between are also selected.

3. Click Disable.
4. Click OK on the confirmation screen to disable the selected Connections. If any of the selected Connections no longer exist (they have been deleted by another user), an error message displays, but any selected Connections that do exist are disabled.

5.2.3 vSTP Maintenance Remote Signaling Point Status

The VSTP > Maintenance > Remote Signaling Point Status page allows you to view information about existing RSPs, including the operational status of each RSP.

You can perform these tasks on an Active System OAM (SOAM):

• Filter the list of RSPs to display only the desired RSPs.
• Sort the list by a column, in ascending or descending order, by clicking the column heading. The default order is by RSP Name in ascending ASCII order.
• Click the + in any entry in the Routes field to view information about the routes associated with the RSP.
• Prevent the page from automatically refreshing by clicking the Pause updates checkbox.

vSTP Maintenance RSP Status Elements

The following describes fields on the RSP Status maintenance page:

Field	Description
MP server	Name of the vSTP MP server that is currently reporting the status of the RSP.
RSP Name	Name of the RSP.
mp Server Host Name	Hostname of the MP server from which status is reported.
Operational Status	A RSP's administrative state can be: Available: the RSP is available for routing Degraded: the RSP is not unavailable but it is not operating as expected. The Operational Reason field provides additional information on this status. Unavailable: the RSP is unavailable. The Operational Reason field provides additional information on this status.
Point Code	Unique address of the RSP.
Routes	RSP route. An RSP can have two routes.
Route Adjacent Status	The status of adjacent part. It can have these four status: Down: The adjacent part to RSP is down. UP: The adjacent part to RSP is up. Restricted: The adjacent part to RSP is restricted.. Unassigned: The adjacent part to RSP is not assigned to any other RSP.
Route Name	Name of the route.
Route Remote Status	The status of the non adjacent part. The route remote status can be: Available: The non-adjacent part to RSP is available. Unavailable: The non-adjacent part to RSP is unavailable. Restricted: The non-adjacent part to RSP is restricted. Unassigned: The non-adjacent part to RSP is not assigned to any other RSP.
SS7 Domain Type	Types of SS7 Domain. The values can be: ANSI ITUI ITUN ITUN24 ITUI_S ITUN_S
Status Known	Status can have the following values: True: The RSP status is known. False: The RSP status is unknown.
Last Updated	The congestion level of the Link Set. This is the lowest of the congestion levels of all the Links configured in the Link Set. The congestion level options are: Normal CL1 CL2 CL3

5.2.4 vSTP Maintenance Link Set Status

The VSTP > Maintenance > Link Set Status page allows you to view information about existing Linksets, including the operational status of each Linkset.

You can perform these tasks on an Active System OAM (SOAM):

• Filter the list of Linksets to display only the desired Linksets.
• Sort the list by a column, in ascending or descending order, by clicking the column heading. The default order is by Linkset Name in ascending ASCII order.
• Prevent the page from automatically refreshing by clicking the Pause updates checkbox.

vSTP Maintenance Linkset Status Elements

The following describes fields on the Linkset status maintenance page:

Field	Description
Congestion Level	The congestion level of the Link Set. This is the lowest of the congestion levels of all the Links configured in the Link Set. The congestion level options can be : Normal CL1 CL2 CL3
MP server	Name of the vSTP MP server that is currently reporting the status of the Link Set.
Link Set Name	Name of the Linkset.
mp Server Host Name	Hostname of the MP server from which status is reported.
Operational Reason	Reason for the operational status.
Operational Status	A Linkset's administrative state can be: Available: the Linkset is available for routing Degraded: the Linkset is not unavailable but it is not operating as expected. The Operational Reason field provides additional information on this status. Unavailable: the Linkset is unavailable. The Operational Reason field provides additional information on this status.
Status Known	Status can be: True: The Linkset status is known. False: The Linkset status is unknown. The value depends on Operational Status, Congestion Level, Last Updated, Operational Reason values.
Last Updated	Time stamp which indicates the last time status information was updated.

5.2.5 vSTP Maintenance SCCP Application Status

The VSTP > Maintenance > SCCP Application Status page allows you to view information about existing SCCP Applications, including the operational status of each SCCP Application.

You can perform these tasks on an Active System OAM (SOAM).

• Filter the list of SCCP Applications to display only the desired applications.
• Sort the list by a column, in ascending or descending order, by clicking the column heading. The default order is by SCCP Application Name in ascending ASCII order.
• Prevent the page from automatically refreshing by clicking the Pause updates checkbox.
• Enable SCCP Applications.
• Disable SCCP Applications.

vSTP Maintenance SCCP Application Status Elements

The following describes fields on the SCCP Application Status maintenance page:

Field	Description
Admin State	A SCCP Application's administrative state can be: Enabled: the SCCP Application is Enabled Disabled: the SCCP Application is Disabled Unk: unknown; the state of the SCCP Application is not available in the database
App Id	The unique ID of the application.
Operational State	A SCCP Application's administrative state can be: Available: the SCCP Application is available for routing Degraded: the SCCP Application is not unavailable but it is not operating as expected. The Operational Reason field provides additional information on this status. Unavailable: the SCCP Application is unavailable. The Operational Reason field provides additional information on this status.
App Type	Type of Application. Options are: EIR ATINP INPQ SFAPP
Host Name	The name of vSTP MP server that is currently reporting the status of this application.
SSN	Sub System Number
Status Known	Status values can be: True: The application status is known. False: The application status is unknown. The value depends on Operation Status, Host Name, or Time of Last Update.
Time of Last Update	Time stamp that shows the last time the status information was updated.

Enabling SCCP Applications

Use the following steps to enable one or more SCCP Applications:

1. Click VSTP > Maintenance > SCCP Application Status.
2. Select 1 - 20 SCCP Applications to enable.

   To select multiple SCCP Applications, press CTRL when selecting each SCCP Application. To select multiple contiguous SCCP Applications, click the first SCCP Application you want, then press SHIFT and select the last SCCP Application you want. All the SCCP Applications in between are also selected.

3. Click Enable.
4. Click OK on the confirmation screen to enable the selected SCCP Applications. If any of the selected SCCP Applications no longer exist (they have been deleted by another user), an error message displays, but any selected SCCP Applications that do exist are enabled.

Disabling SCCP Applications

Use the following steps to disable one or more SCCP Applications:

1. Click VSTP > Maintenance > SCCP Application Status.
2. Select 1 - 20 SCCP Applications to disable.

   To select multiple SCCP Applications, press CTRL when selecting each SCCP Application. To select multiple contiguous SCCP Applications, click the first SCCP Application you want, then press SHIFT and select the last SCCP Application you want. All the SCCP Applications in between are also selected.

3. Click Disable.
4. Click OK on the confirmation screen to disable the selected SCCP Applications. If any of the selected SCCP Applications no longer exist (they have been deleted by another user), an error message displays, but any selected SCCP Applications that do exist are disabled.

5.2.6 MP Peer Status

The VSTP > Maintenance > MP Peer Status page allows you to view information about existing MP Peers, including the operational status of each MP and corresponding peers.

You can perform these tasks on an Active System OAM (SOAM):

• Filter the list of peers to display only the desired peers.
• Sort the list by a column, in ascending or descending order, by clicking the column heading. The default order is by peer Name in ascending ASCII order.
• Click the + in any entry in the Routes field to view information about the routes associated with the peer.
• Prevent the page from automatically refreshing by clicking the Pause updates checkbox.

vSTP Maintenance MP peer Status Elements

The following describes fields on the peer Status maintenance page:

Field	Description
MP	Name of the vSTP MP server.
Peer MP	Name of the peer vSTP MP server.
Status	Operational status of the vSTP MP server.
CPL	Connection priority level of the vSTP MP server.
CPL Reason	Reason for CPL Setting.

5.3 IR21 Utility

The IR21 Utility page converts IR21 XML files to IR21 csv files.

Import the converted IR21(IR21NetworkElement.csv and IR21RoutingInfo.csv) csv files from Diameter Common > Import page. The page lists all the files under File Management option. The directory name containing IR21 xml files is IR21XMLGUI.

The VSTP > IR21 Utility pages allow you to perform the conversion as follows:

5.3.1 Conversion

Select the VSTP, and then IR21 Utility, and then Conversion page. The page displays the following details:

• File Name: Name of the IR21 file.
• Line Count: Number of lines in the file.
• Time Stamp: Timestamp when the file is uploaded for conversion.

Converting Files

Perform the following steps to convert files:

1. On the Conversion page, select the file(s) that needs to be converted.

   Note:

   Click Convert All Files to convert all the files.
2. Click Convert Selected Files.
3. Click OK to confirm.

   Click Cancel to canel the conversion.

File Management

You can perform file management operations such as, viewing, uploading, downloading, or deleting files. On the Conversion page, click File Management and select the required operation:

• Upload: Click Upload to upload new files.
• Download: Select the file to be downloaded and click Download.
• Delete: Select the file to be deleted and click Delete.
• View: To view the content of a file, select the file and click View.

  Click Save to save the xml file in PDF format.

  Click Back to go back to the file management page.

• Deploy ISO: To deploy the iso image, select the file and click Deploy ISO.
• Validate ISO: To verify the iso, select the file and click Validate ISO.