Lucent Technologies 555-230-220 manual R6vs and R6si R6r, Domain-Controllers per Station Domain

ASAI and Release 6 Requirements

■System limits

—The maximum number of ASAI links is eight for R6vs, R6si, and sixteen for R6r.

—The maximum number of active-notification associations is 300 for R6si, R6vs, and 10,000 for R6r.

—The maximum number of adjunct-control associations is 300 for R6vs, R6si, and 3,000 for R6r.1 This number consists of the total active Third Party Make Call (or Third Party Take Control Calls) plus any in-progress Third Party Call Control requests (made over a domain control association). It also includes outstanding adjunct routing requests as well as outstanding feature and value query requests.

—The ECS sets aside internal resources for the maximum number of domain-control station associations (2,000 for R6vs, R6si, and 6,000 for R6r). When multiple domain-control associations are controlling the same station, each association uses resources from the pool. For example, when there are two controllers per station, the number of stations that may be domain-controlled is 1,000, or 3,000, respectively.

—The ECS sets aside internal resources for the maximum number of domain-control split associations (99 for R6vs, R6si, and 600 for R6r), which is the maximum number of hunt groups.

—The maximum number of call-classifier originators is 80 for R6vs, R6si, and 600 for R6r. This number determines the maximum number of outbound switch-classified calls that may be in the process of being classified simultaneously. Such calls may or may not require the call classifier. This number does not limit the number of connected outbound switch-classified calls active at a given time.

—The maximum number of simultaneous billing change requests is 100 for R6vs, R6si, and 1000 for R6r.

—The maximum number of simultaneous Selective Listening Disconnected Paths is 75 for R6vs, R6si, and 300 for R6r.

—Per station domain:

Table B-2. ASAI Limits per Station

Capacity	R6vs and R6si	R6r
Domain-Controllers per Station Domain	2	4

1.The limitation may be particularly relevant for OCM applications. Value queries would be made as part of the call pacing algorithm and the Third Party Make Call capability would actually place the calls.

Issue 7 March 1998 B-2