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DSI SS7G41 Signaling Server – SIU Mode Release Notes
Release 1.3.6
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3.2
MNSSI Command - Snapshot Creation
Operation of the MNSSI command which creates a diagnostic snapshot of the
server has been enhanced to capture additional information relating to the file
system and the base server.
3.3
MSCLP Command (IPY00102686)
This release corrects a problem that previously resulted in failure to display
M3UA license measurements when both MTP3 and M3UA are operating in the
same network context.
3.4
STDHP Command –Format Enhanced
The format of the STDHP MMI command has been enhanced. The command
has a new single page format and includes the DRID (DTS Routing Request
ID) parameter for SIU configured Routing requests. The output shows how
messages for a particular LSS (NC and SSN) will be routed based on existing
routing requests and the hosts to which routing will be performed, based on
the currently active hosts.
3.5
STSLP Command – MTP2 Status
This release corrects the MTP2 status displayed for SS7MD boards following
link deactivation. Previously it reported ‘Initial Alignment’ rather than ‘Out Of
Service’.
3.6
Message Router – Dual Operation
This release corrects a configuration issue which could be encountered when
operating in dual mode if a Remote Application Server has the same DPC as
the local point code of the SS7G41.
3.7
Message Router - Point Code Status (IPY00102788)
This release corrects an initialization issue that previously resulted in Message
Router Concerned Entities receiving indications that Destination Point Codes
(DPC) were active when in fact they were not active. The issue corrected
itself as soon as the DPC became active for the first time.
3.8
Message Router – SCCP Routing
In the event that an Application Server is inaccessible from the local SIU
instead of discarding the message SCCP will now pass the message to SCCP
on the partner unit to allow it to attempt to route the message.
3.9
ISUP – Clearing Cause on Reset (IPY00102727)
This release modifies ISUP behaviour so that on reception of a circuit reset or
group circuit reset from the network ISUP will now use clearing cause value
41 (temporary failure) in the release indication to the user (rather than 31
(normal unspecified) as previously used).
3.10
BICC – Auto-Blocking (IPY00102728)
This release corrects operation of the BICC protocol so that ISUP correctly re-
asserts blocking following receipt of a single circuit reset from the network on
a locally blocked circuit by issuing a CGB message. Previously blocking was
not re-asserted in this case.
