4.563 rtrv-scr-isup
Use this command to display one allowed ISUP screening reference or all allowed ISUP screening references in the Allowed ISUP entity set.
Parameters
- actname (optional)
- The name of the gateway screening stop action set. Stop actions must be administered using this parameter with the gateway screening stop action table (see
chg-gws-actset
andrtrv-gws-actset
).
- all (optional)
- This parameter displays all allowed ISUP screening references in the Allowed ISUP entity set.
- isupmt/tupmt (optional)
- ISUP message type or TUP message type in the specified entry. The tupmt parameter is not valid for SEAS. A single value or range of values can be entered.
- nsfi (optional)
- This parameter specifies the next screening category that is used in the gateway screening process.
Example
rtrv-scr-isup:sr=iec:isupmt=1:nisupmt=1&&2
rtrv-scr-isup:sr=tu01:tupmt=0&&255
Dependencies
If the nsfi parameter is specified, the value must be stop.
The nsr parameter cannot be specified if the actname parameter is specified.
The nsr parameter cannot be specified if the nsfi=stop parameter is specified.
If sr is specified, the value must exist in the database.
The value of the actname parameter must be defined in the gateway screening stop action table with the chg-gws-actset
command. These values are shown in the ACT NAME field of the rtrv-gws-actset
command output.
The GWSOA parameter combination should be known and valid.
Notes
This command can be canceled using the F9 function key or the canc-cmd
command. See canc-cmd
for more information.
A range of values for the isupmt or tupmt parameter can be specified by separating the values that define the range by two ampersands (&&); for example, isupmt=025&&100 specifies all ISUP message types from 25 - 100. The value to the left of the && must be less than the value to the right of the && in the range.
An asterisk can be used for a parameter value in the chg/dlt/rtrv-scr-isup
commands only if that parameter value was specified as an asterisk in the ent-scr-isup
command to define the parameter value.
If no parameters are specified, a list of allowed ISUP references is produced indicating whether they are referenced or not.
Output
rtrv-scr-isup
tekelecstp 02-09-02 11:10:38 EST EAGLE 30.0.0
SCREEN = ALLOWED ISUP
SR REF RULES
iall NO 1
ibig NO 1
iec NO 2
is01 YES 1
is02 YES 1
isu NO 1
isu1 NO 1
isu2 NO 1
isw1 NO 1
;
rtrv-scr-isup:sr=iall
tekelecstp 02-09-02 11:13:25 EST EAGLE 30.0.0
SCREEN = ALLOWED ISUP
SR ISUPMT NSFI NSR/ACT
iall * STOP ------
;
rtrv-scr-isup:sr=iec:isupmt=1&&9
tekelecstp 02-09-02 11:13:25 EST EAGLE 30.0.0
SCREEN = ALLOWED ISUP
SR ISUPMT NSFI NSR/ACT
iec 001&&002 STOP ------
iec 009 STOP ------
;
rtrv-scr-isup:isupmt=*
tekelecstp 02-09-02 11:13:25 EST EAGLE 30.0.0
SCREEN = ALLOWED ISUP
SR ISUPMT NSFI NSR/ACT
iall * STOP ------
isu2 * STOP ------
isw1 * STOP ------
;
rtrv-scr-isup:sr=tu01:tupmt=0&&255
tekelecstp 03-11-13 13:10:02 EST EAGLE 31.4.0
SCREEN = ALLOWED ISUP
SR ISUPMT NSFI NSR/ACT
TUPMT/
tu01 002 STOP ------
;
rtrv-scr-isup:all=yes
tekelecstp 02-09-13 13:10:02 EST EAGLE 30.0.0
SCREEN = ALLOWED ISUP
SR ISUPMT NSFI NSR/ACT
is01 001 STOP ------
is02 001&&010 STOP ------
is03 * STOP ------
;
Legend
- REF—Indicates whether a screen is referenced by another screen. If NO, the screen is not used. For more detailed output, use the
rtrv-scr-isup:all=yes
command, or specify the specific screening reference. - RULES—Number of screening rules in that screening table
For a detailed report:
- SCREEN = ALLOWED ISUP—Screen type
- SR—Identifies the various screen sets being used. It can be up to four characters in length.
- ISUPMT/TUPMT—ISUP or TUP Message type in the entry
- NSFI—Next screening category to be used
- NSR/ACT—Name of the next screening reference (NSR - up to four characters) or action to be taken (ACT - up to six characters), if the message passes this screen.
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