Cisco Systems OL-3351-01 manual Call Area Provisioning Example, Designing a Billing Plan

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Chapter 5 Configuring BAMS for BAF Output

Call Area Provisioning Example

prov-add:rating-type:ORGZONE=1,TRMZONE=13,RATETYPE="MESSAGE" prov-add:rating-type:ORGZONE=1,TRMZONE=14,RATETYPE="INTRALATA" prov-add:rating-type:ORGZONE=15,TRMZONE=16,RATETYPE="INTRALATA" prov-add:RATE-EXC:orgnpanxx=516121,trmnpanxx=516112,ratetype="MESSAGE" prov-add:TOLLFREE:digits=900222 prov-add:trunkgrp:TRUNKGRP=8003,CONNECTION="D",ORGNPA=804,TRMNPA=703,circuits=3000 prov-add:trunkgrp:TRUNKGRP=8004,CONNECTION="T",ORGNPA=703,TRMNPA=804,circuits=6000 prov-add:trunkgrp:TRUNKGRP=8005,CONNECTION="T",ORGNPA=516,TRMNPA=516,circuits=6000 prov-add:trunkgrp:TRUNKGRP=8006,CONNECTION="T",ORGNPA=616,TRMNPA=616,circuits=6000 prov-add:trunkgrp:TRUNKGRP=8007,CONNECTION="D",ORGNPA=212,TRMNPA=212,circuits=3000 prov-add:trunkgrp:TRUNKGRP=8008,CONNECTION="D",ORGNPA=207,TRMNPA=207,circuits=3000 prov-add:trunkgrp:TRUNKGRP=8009,CONNECTION="D",ORGNPA=530,TRMNPA=530,circuits=3000 prov-ed:MSC-PARMS:type="baf*bin",polled=2,alarm=5,agealarm=9,agelevel=6,delage=9,delalarm= 5 prov-ed:MSC-PARMS:type="acc_h*",polled=1,alarm=5,agealarm=9,agelevel=6,delage=9,delalarm=5 prov-ed:MSC-PARMS:type="acc_d*",polled=1,alarm=5,agealarm=30,agelevel=6,delage=30,delalarm =5 prov-ed:MSC-PARMS:type="acc_r*",polled=1,alarm=5,agealarm=9,agelevel=6,delage=9,delalarm=5 prov-ed:MSC-PARMS:type="cdr*",polled=1,alarm=5,agealarm=9,agelevel=6,delage=9,delalarm=5 prov-ed:MSC-PARMS:type="elkup*",polled=1,alarm=6,agealarm=9,agelevel=6,delage=9,delalarm=5 prov-ed:MSC-PARMS:type="esyn*",polled=1,alarm=6,agealarm=9,agelevel=6,delage=9,delalarm=5 prov-ed:MSC-PARMS:type="esem*",polled=1,alarm=6,agealarm=9,agelevel=6,delage=30,delalarm=5 prov-ed:MSC-THRES:interval=60,put=80,plt=65,uut=90,iut=50000,mil=80,mal=85,crl=90,key=1 prov-ed:MAPTYPE:maptype="FLAT",calltype="1",answered="502",unanswered="20" prov-ed:MAPTYPE:maptype="MESSAGE",calltype="1",answered="20",unanswered="20" prov-ed:MAPTYPE:maptype="INTRALATA",calltype="6",answered="1",unanswered="-1" prov-ed:MAPTYPE:maptype="INTERLATAORIGINATING",calltype="110",answered="625",unanswered="- 1" prov-ed:MAPTYPE:maptype="INTERLATATERMINATING",calltype="119",answered="625",unanswered="- 1" prov-ed:MAPTYPE:maptype="INTERLATATANDEM",calltype="110",answered="625",unanswered="-1" prov-ed:MAPTYPE:maptype="TOLLFREE",calltype="141",answered="360",unanswered="-1" prov-ed:ALM-PARMS:maxlines=20000,msgdisclvl=5,msgfwdlvl=3

prov-dply::

Once the file is created, it must be executed from outside of MML. To execute it, you use the following command:

mml -bfilename

Example:

$mml -b mml.script

Call Area Provisioning Example

Figure 5-1shows a hypothetical BAMS provisioning scenario. A fictional metropolitan city, River City, has been designed to include multiple call zones, local access and transport areas (LATAs), and numerous central offices.

Designing a Billing Plan

Before any provisioning is done, a plan must be developed that determines how BAMS constructs billing records for the implementation in question. Many different methods can be used to accomplish a desired result. BAMS is designed to allow a customer to design billing applications that are unique to any configuration.

Caution Customer billing-system expert inputs are necessary for anyone wishing to configure BAMS for BAF. The information in the following sections is provided by way of example only.

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Contents Overview Configuring Bams for BAF OutputInterworking of Bams Configuration Tables Generating BAF RecordsPrerequisites for BAF Records Identifying Call Types Call Category Call Type Default BAF Structure Codes and Call TypesOverriding Call Types Exception and Special ProcessingProcessing Transit/Tandem Calls BAF Output Provisioning ExampleBulk Provisioning Cisco Billing and Measurements Server User’s Guide Designing a Billing Plan Call Area Provisioning ExampleAssumptions Used in This Example River City Zone MembershipFree Calling Between Zones Configuring Adjacent Area Codes Configuring Trunk Groups for InterLATA CallsConfiguring IntraLATA Calls Banded Message RatesConfiguring a Metropolitan Calling Plan Configuring Toll-Free CallsConfiguring for a Rating Exception Bams Provisioning WorksheetsBAF Configuration Parameters Updating BAF Structure CodesAdding a New Zone ID Adding a New Npanxx Zone Membership

OL-3351-01 specifications

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At its core, the OL-3351-01 focuses on enhancing network performance through intelligent automation and centralized management. This software enables organizations to efficiently oversee their network resources and configurations while minimizing operational costs and reducing the chances of human error. With a user-friendly interface, network administrators can easily navigate and configure their systems, enhance visibility over network performance, and respond promptly to incidents.

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In conclusion, Cisco Systems OL-3351-01 stands out as a comprehensive solution for network management that combines automation, advanced analytics, robust security, scalability, and cloud integration. These features make it an ideal choice for organizations looking to streamline their network operations and improve overall IT efficiency.
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