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DSI SS7G41 Signaling Server – SIU Mode Release Notes
Release 1.1.1
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Release 1.1.1
1
Overview
This release is a feature release which enhances SCCP support and allows
SS7LD boards to be used in ‘drop and insert’ mode. It also includes changes
and corrections as detailed below.
SCCP Global Title Load Share Tables provide the ability for a Global Title
Translation to result in a list of Destination Point Codes to increase system
resilience in the event of a DPC failure.
‘Drop and Insert’ functionality allows a combined media and signaling E1/T1
to be terminated on the SS7G41 with the signaling processed by the SS7G41
and the media passed on through another E1/T1 interface to the media
processor.
This release is fully backwards compatible with the previous release.
1.1
Applicability
This release is applicable for users who require the newly introduced
capabilities or corrections.
1.2
Resolved Customer Issues
The following customer issue has been resolved in this release: IPY00100565.
2
New Functionality
2.1
Global Title Load Share Tables
Global Title Load Share Tables support the distribution of messages for a
configured Global Title translation rule across a number of Destination point
codes. A load share table holds a number of Point Codes across which
messages will be distributed.
A new configuration command
, SCCP_LOAD_SHARE_TABLE,
allow users to
establish a Load Share Table and select run-time options.
A second command,
SCCP_LOAD_SHARE_DPC
should be used to associate
a destination point code with the Load Share Table. The command should be
used multiple times, each time adding a single point code to the Load Share
Table.
A Load share table can be associated with a GTT by configuring it as the point
code in the
SCCP_GTT_ADDRESS
command.
A new command,
CNLTP
, displays current Load Share Tables and the
command
CNLDP
, shows the assignment of Destination Point Codes to a
Load Share Table.
The command syntax is specified in the
SS7G41 Operator’s Manual
.
2.2
Drop and Insert
‘Drop and Insert’ functionality allows a combined media and signaling E1/T1
to be terminated on the SS7G41 with the signaling processed by the SS7G41
and the media passed on through another E1/T1 interface to the media
processor.