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Name
sccp rule modify
SYNOPSIS
sccp rule modify backup-addressid
loadsharing-algo newcgparty-addressid
origination-type
stackname networkid
DESCRIPTION
This command is used to modify the values of a SCCP Route previously defined.
PARAMETERS
Standard Parameters
- A unique number to identify this Rule.
- A mask defines which part of the originally dialed
digits remains in the translated digits and which
part is replaced by the digits from primary or
backup address. A mask is divided into sections by
separator '/'. The number of sections in a mask
should be equal to the sections in digits passed
in this command and the sections in primary or
backup address.
MASK DEFINITIONS
Mnemonic Function
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- Ignore
/ Separator used to split the mask
into sections.
K Retain the original dialed digits
of this section in the translated
digits.
R Replace the original dialed digits
of this section with the same
section from primary or backup
address in the translated digits.
- The address indicator is the first field in a SCCP
Party Address (called/calling) and is one octet in
length. Its function is to indicate which
information elements are present so that the
address can be interpreted. In other words, it
indicates the type of addressing information that
is to be found in the address field. The
addressing information from the original global
title is then compared with the passed address
information to match the rule.
SCCP ADDRESS INDICATOR
--------------------------------
| 8 | 7 | 6 | 5 | 4 |3 | 2 | 1 |
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Bit '1' : PC Indicator
(1 = included)
Bit '2' : SSN Indicator
(1 = included)
Bit '3 - 6' : GT Indicator
(0000 = GT not included)
(0001 = GT includes
Nature of Address)
(0010 = GT includes
Translation Type)
(0011 = GT includes
Translation Type,
Numbering Plan and
Encoding Scheme)
(0100 = GT includes
Translation Type,
Numbering Plan and
Encoding Scheme and
Nature of Address)
Bit '7' : Routing Indicator
(0 = Route on GT,
1 = Route on PC + SSN)
Bit '8' : Reserved for National use.
- MTP Signaling Point Code. This is ignored if
Bit '0' of address-indicator is not set.
- This is ignored if Bit '1' of address-indicator is
not set.
- This is ignored if GT Indicator is 0000 or 0001.
TRANSLATION TYPE VALUES
Value Description
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0 Unknown
1 - 63 International Service
64 - 127 Spare
128 - 254 National Network Specific
255 Reserved for Expansion
- The Number Plan (NP) field specifies the numbering
plan which the address information follows. This
is ignored if GT Indicator is 0000, 0001 or 0010.
NUMBER PLAN VALUES
Value Description
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0 Unknown
1 ISDN/Telephony Number Plan
(Recommendations E.163 and E.164)
2 Generic Numbering Plan
3 Data Numbering Plan
(Recommendations X.121)
4 Telex Numbering Plan
(Recommendations F.69)
5 Maritime Mobile Numbering Plan
(Recommendations E.210, E.211)
6 Land Mobile Numbering Plan
(Recommendations E.212)
7 ISDN/Mobile Numbering Plan
(Recommendations E.214)
8 to 13 Spare
14 Private Network or
Network-Specific Numbering Plan
15 Reserved
- The Nature of Address Indicator (NAI) field
defines the address range for a specific numbering
plan. This is only used if GT Indicator is 0100.
NAI VALUES
Value Description
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0 Unknown
1 Subscriber Number
2 Reserved for National use
3 National Significant Number
4 International Number
5 to 127 Spare
- Specifies the string of digits divided into
subsections using separator '/' depending on if
the mask contains separator or not. The dialed
digits should match with theses digits as per the
rule specified below:
DIGIT PATTERN
Value Description
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- padding - ignored
* wildcard - matches any number of
digits
? wildcard - matches exactly one
digit
/ separator used to split the digit
pattern into sections.
Each section can be processed
differently as specified
by the mask parameter.
- Takes one of the following values defined below.
RULE TYPE VALUES
Value Description
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solitary Only one (primary) address is used
for routing.
( may be missed
in this case).
dominant Both primary and backup
addresses are used and mandatory.
If both the addresses are
available, the primary address is
used for routing.
loadshared Both primary and backup
addresses are used and mandatory.
If both the addresses are
available, either primary or
backup address is used for
routing.
The should
be configured in this case.
broadcast Both primary and backup addresses
are used and are mandatory. All
messages are routed to both
addresses.
- Identifies the SCCP Address used as the primary
translation.
Optional Parameters
- Identifies the SCCP Address used as the backup
translation in case the pointcode specified by the
primary address is not available. Backup address
is used if is not "solitary".
- This parameter is mandatory if is
"loadshared". The Loadsharing algorithm is
configured here. Possible values of the parameter
are:
LOAD SHARING ALGORITHM VALUES
Value Description
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bit4 if( (SLS & 0x10) == 0 )
else
This algorithm is the best if all
traffic is local (mobicents stack)
originated
bit3 if( (SLS & 0x08) == 0 )
else
This algorithm can be used if not
all traffic is local
(mobicents stack) originated.
But only 8 links are acceptable in
both linksets.
- This address will replace the
callingPartyAddresses of messages that fit a Rule.
- Takes one of the following values defined below.
If the parameter is not defined, rule applies to
all messages regardless of their origination.
ORIGINATION TYPE VALUES
Value Description
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localOriginated If this parameter is
"localOriginated", then a
rule applies only for
messages originating from
local SCCP users
(for example a local
TCAP stack).
remoteOriginated If this parameter is
"remoteOriginated", then a
rule applies only for
messages originating from
SS7 network and not for
messages originating from
local SCCP users.
- Name of the stack on which this command is executed.
If not passed, the first stack configured in ShellExecutor
will be used.
- A digital parameter that specifies to which virtual SS7
network this rule belongs. If this parameter
is skipped - networkId will be set to "0" by default.
EXAMPLES
sccp rule modify 1 R 71 2 8 0 0 3 123456789 solitary 1
sccp rule modify 2 R 71 2 8 0 0 3 123456789 dominant 1 backup-addressid 2
sccp rule modify 2 R 71 2 8 0 0 3 123456789 loadshared 1 backup-addressid 2 loadsharing-algo bit4
SEE ALSO
sccp sap create, sccp sap modify, sccp sap delete, sccp sap show,
sccp dest create, sccp dest modify, sccp dest delete, sccp dest show,
sccp rule create, sccp rule delete, sccp rule show, sccp address create,
sccp address modify, sccp address delete, sccp address show,
sccp rsp create, sccp rsp modify, sccp rsp delete,
sccp rsp show, sccp rss create, sccp rss modify, sccp rss delete, sccp rss show,
sccp lmr create, sccp lmr modify, sccp lmr delete, sccp lmr show, sccp csp create,
sccp csp modify, sccp csp delete, sccp csp show, sccp get, sccp set
