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DSI SS7G41 Signaling Server – SIU Mode Release Notes
Release 2.2.3
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3.12
MAP –User parameters > 255 octets
This release supports larger parameter lengths for two parameters
(MAPPN_siginfo 2560 octets and MAPPN_ellipsis 500 octets) which exceed the
previous 255 octet limit. In order to use parameters over 255 octets in length
the MAP User must use the MAP Code Shift mechanism. Further information is
available on request.
3.13
MAP – Merged Components
When Not Last (NL) components are received by the MAP module, the
parameters are decoded and saved until the final Last component (L) is
received. Then the saved parameters are combined with the latest
parameters. For this release a maximum parameter length test is performed
after merging. If the resultant parameter length exceeds the maximum
allowed for the parameter, a service provider error is reported to the MAP-
User and, if Not Last, a reject sent to the network.
3.14
M3UA/M2PA License Allocation (IPY00116128)
This release corrects the allocation of licensed capacity when using the
TDMSHARE parameter to share allocation between TDM interfaces and either
M3UA or network facing M2PA. Previously due to a rounding error the
licensed capacity was artificially reduced.
3.15
SNMP Trap Events on Startup (IPY00116136)
This release prevents suppression of SNMP trap events during the startup
sequence to ensure that the SNMP manager is notified of the creation of all
objects during the initialization sequence.
3.16
SNMP V3 Configuration (IPY00115900)
The use of the ENGINE parameter for the CNSMI command has changed and
is now optional. If not specified then the default engine ID for the system will
be used. ENGINE can be displayed using the CNSNP command.
When configuring an SNMP V3 User Account, the CNUSI command now
supports the PRIV (Privacy Protocol) and PRIVPASS (Privacy Password)
parameters which previously could only be entered using the CNUSC
command.
3.17
API_MSG_COMMAND (IPY00116129)
This release corrects the operation of the API_MSG_COMMAND message in
the case that command=4 to request MTP2 link status. Previously an
undefined value was returned.
3.18
Alarms
A new alarm, “SS7 linkset lost”, indicates failure of a Link Set.
A new alarm, "NTP sync fail" is generated when NTP is configured but the unit
has been unable to establish contact with the NTP server.
This release corrects an issue that previously resulted in incorrect reporting of
alarms for BPOS=0, PCM=0 when the PORTID was not set to zero.
