Lucent Technologies 7820-0802-003 manual Bearer capability for SS7 calls using Ipdc

Signaling System 7 (SS7)

Configuring an SS7 signaling gateway

For example, the following commands configure an E1 line as an SS7 data trunk, enabling the signaling gateway to control the line:

admin> read e1 {1 10 1} E1/{ shelf-1 slot-10 1 } read

admin> set line-interface enabled = yes

admin> set line-interface signaling-mode = ss7-data-trunk

admin> set line-interface incoming-call-handling = inter- nal-processing

admin> set line-interface channel-config 17 channel-usage = switched

admin> write

E1/{ shelf-1 slot-10 1 } written

V.110 bearer capability for SS7 calls using IPDC

TAOS supports V.110 bearer capability for SS7 calls using IPDC. This feature enables SS7 call routing across V.110 interfaces in the TAOS unit. Use of this capability is controlled via IPDC messages from the signaling gateway.

SS7 link establishment timer

TAOS supports a T5 timer that automatically enables link connection and reconnection requests to the signaling gateway to occur at random intervals. The timer can help prevent the signaling gateway from receiving many link connect requests within a short period of time, especially when the signaling gateway is connected with many TAOS units.

After its link to the gateway is disconnected, the TAOS unit initializes the T5 timer with a random value between 0 and 6 seconds and attempts a connection when the timer expires. After each failed connection attempt, the TAOS unit increases the T5 time-out value by 1 second until it reaches 20 seconds. The timer remains at 20 seconds for subsequent connection attempts.

The TAOS unit resets the T5 timer as soon as the link is active.

Two-wire continuity check on T1 and E1 lines

TAOS units support a 4-wire-only continuity check as defined in Q.724 Sections 7 and 8, ANSI T1.113.4 Annex B, GR-246-CORE Annex B on both T1 and E1 lines. The 4-wire continuity check requires one end of a line to place a channel into loopback state while the other end sends a tone. The check concludes successfully if the tone sent on the outgoing path is received on the return path within acceptable transmission and timing limits. The 4-wire check procedure cannot detect potential inadvertent loops in the line path or in line facilities, and cannot be used when the other exchange is analog. For these reasons, the procedure known as 2-wire continuity check is recommended by the International Telecommunications Union Telecommunication Standardization Sector (ITU-T), which carries out the operations of the former Consultative Committee for International Telephone and Telegraph (CCITT).

TAOS supports both incoming and outgoing 2-wire continuity checks for T1 lines only. You can select the type of check to perform on a

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