Chapter3 Managing ITP Networks Using SGM
Editing a Global Title Translation Table
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•Cost—Relative cost of the application group. Valid values are integers in the
range 1through 8.
•Point Code—Destination point code for the application group.
•Routing Indicator—Routing indicator for the application group. Valid
values are:
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none—No routing indicator.
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gt—Route on the global title. This is the default routing indicator.
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pcssn—Route on the point code and SSN.
•Subsystem Number—Destination SSN for the application group. Valid
values are integers in the range 2through255.
•Application Server Name—Name of the application server.
The MAP Table displays the following information:
•Primary Pt. Code—Primary point code for the MAP.
•Primary SSN—Primary SSN for the MAP. Valid values are integers in the
range 2through 255.
•Multiplicity—Multiplicity setting for the MAP. Valid values are:
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dom—Dominant. Always translate to the primary point code-SSN
combination if it is available. Translate to the backup point code-SSN
combination only if the primary combination is not available.
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sha—Share equally between the primary point code-SSN combination
and the backup point code-SSN combination.
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sol—Solitary MAP. There is no alternate if the point code or SSN is not
available.
•Backup Pt. Code—Backup point code for the MAP.
•Backup SSN—Backup SSN for the MAP. Valid values are integers in the
range 2through 255.
•Re-route if Congested—Indicates whether the MAP is to be routed to the
backup point code-SSN combination if the primary combination is
congested:
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If the checkbox is selected, the MAP is routed to the backup combination
when the primary combination is congested.
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If the checkbox is cleared, the MAP is not routed to the backup.