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Contents
About This Manual ............................................................ i
Purpose ................................................................................i
Intended Audience .................................................................i
Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge ..............................................i
What Is in This Manual ...........................................................i
Related Documentation.......................................................... ii
Conventions ......................................................................... ii
How to Get in Touch............................................................. iii
Declaration of RoHS Compliance..................................... v

Chapter 1.......................................................................... 1
System Introduction........................................................ 1
Overview .............................................................................1
System Features...................................................................1
Hardware Structure............................................................... 3
Software Structure................................................................ 4
Chapter 2.......................................................................... 7
Short Message Operation and Maintenance Module

(OMM) System ................................................................. 7
Overview .............................................................................7
Starting Operation and Maintenance Module (OMM) Server .........7
Viewing MSS Communication System....................................... 8
Logging in Operation and Maintenance Module (OMM) Server ...... 9
Starting Short Message Service Center (SMSC) Configuration

System................................................................................9
Chapter 3........................................................................ 11
Authority Management System..................................... 11
Starting Authority Management System ................................. 11
Adding Authority Group ....................................................... 12
Renaming Authority Group ................................................... 13
Deleting Authority Group ......................................................14

Modifying Authority Group ....................................................14
Adding User........................................................................15
Modifying User Attributes .....................................................17
Deleting User......................................................................17
Locking/Unlocking User ........................................................17
Chapter 4........................................................................19
Short Message Service Center (SMSC) Configuration ..19
Starting Short Message Center (SC) Configuration System ........20
Configuring Bureau Number..................................................21
Configuring Country Code National Destination Code (CCNDC) ...22
Configuring System Node .....................................................23
Configuring Short Message Service Center (SMSC)...................27
Configuring External Short Message Entity (ESME) ...................30
Configuring Virtual Short Message Service Center (VSMSC) .......35
Configuring Short Message Peer to Peer (SMPP) Agents Listening

Port...................................................................................37
Configuring Pre Paid Services (PPS) Authentication ..................38
Configuring Service Authentication.........................................40
Configuring Auto Reply Message Service .................................44
Configuring Group Authentication Number ..............................45
Configuring Area Information ................................................47
Restricting ISDN Forwarding .................................................49
Isolating Home Location Register (HLR)..................................50
Configuring Retry Scheme ....................................................52
Managing User Profile ..........................................................54
Configuring Lost Messages....................................................56
Configuring Short Message Service Center (SMSC) Parameters ..56
Configuring Service Server Alarm Variables.............................60
Setting Messages Cost .........................................................63
Configuring ISDN Priority......................................................64
Filtering Black Listed IP Addresses .........................................65
Setting User Profile Priority ...................................................66
Configuring System Statistics Parameters ...............................67
Setting Alternate Short Message Service Center (SMSC) Route ..70
Managing Short Message Route Failure...................................70
Setting Short Message Route Level ........................................70
Setting Short Message Route Forward Profile...........................70
Setting Short Message Route Combination.............................. 70

Setting Short Message Storage Size....................................... 71
Setting Short Message Service Center (SMSC) Link Status ........ 71
Synchronizing Short Message Service Center (SMSC) Data........ 72
Loading Subscriber Information to Local Office ........................ 73
Backuping Short Message Service Center (SMSC) Database ...... 74
Restoring Short Message Service Center (SMSC) Data Backup... 76
Chapter 5........................................................................84
Chapter 6........................................................................85
Chapter
System Introduction
Overview
Introduction
Short Message Service Center (SMSC) sends, receive, forwards,

and stores short messages. SMSC enables short messages
transmission between GSM network subscribers, or between
GSM network and CDMA network subscribers.
SMSC includes IW/GMSC, Short Message Peer to Peer (SMPP)
agent, service processor, Operation and Maintenance Module
(OMM) and Call Data Record (CDR) server. ESME is a physical
entity that can send and receive short messages. Service
processor receives, forwards, stores, and process short
messages received either by External Short Message Entity
(ESME) or Mobile Station (MS).
Service processor connects with ESME via SMPP agent using
SMPP protocol, and with PLMN via Signaling System 7 (SS7).
SMSC internal modules are interconnected via TCP/IP.
This chapter covers following topics.
T AB LE 4 T O PI CS
IN
CH A P T E R 1
Topics
Page No.
System Features
Hardware Structure
Software Structure
System Features
Overview
This topic briefly describes ZXG10-SC system features.

Advanced Design
ZXG10-SC adopts latest and optimized system designs in terms
of hardware, software, and architecture. It uses large scale
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integrated circuits to reduce number of separated units and

power consumption. This incredibly increases system reliability.
It adopts layered and modular structure. It adopts load sharing
structure, so once a module gets problem other automatically
takes over services.
Open Standards Support
ZXG10-SC supports a variety of protocols for inter modular
communication. Some of interfaces used in ZXG10-SC are
described in Table 5.
T AB LE 5
PR O T O C O L DE S C R I P T I O N T A B L E
ZXG10-SMSC
Interface
Description
MAP
It connects SC with PLMN
TCP/IP
It is used for inter modular communication within

SC.
SMPP
It connects ESME with SC.
X.25
It connects SC with charging center.
FTAM/FTP
It transfers bills to billing center.
High Availability
ZXG10-SC adopts modular and active/standby architecture. It
ensures high availability of system. If one module gets down
other takes over services. Advanced disk array technology
ensures safety and reliability of stored data. Communication
network between nodes adopts dual network redundant design.
It adopts redundant backup of network card and HUB. It controls
down time caused by single-system faults.
Services and Functions
ZXG10-SC system supports basic short message functions,
extended message functions, SMPP protocols, abundant ESME
solution, and virtual SC functions.
Multiple System Platform Support
ZXG10-SC supports various types of hardware platforms and
operating systems. Hardware platform and operating system
used in ZXG10-SC system are described in Table 6.
T A B L E 6 Z X G 1 0 - S C HA R D W A R E P L A T F O R M AN D O P E R A T I N G SY S T E M
D E S C R I PT I O N T AB LE
Hardware Platform
Operating System
INTEL server
Windows NT or Windows 2000
HP mini-computer
HPUX
IBM mini-computer
AIX 4.3 or AIX5L
Chapter 1 System Introduction
Hardware Structure
SC hardware structure consists of IW/GMSC, service processing
module, Operation Maintenance Module (OMM), Billing Module
(BM), Short Message Peer to Peer (SMPP) Agent, junk short
message monitoring module, and short message query module.
Each module adopts multi-level modularized design. Various
components are connected via Fast Ethernet (FE) and

communicate through TCP/IP. Dual networks are used to ensure
system reliability. ZXG10-SC hardware structure is described as
Figure 1.
F IGURE 1
IW/GMSC
module
ZXG10-SC
HA R D W A R E ST R U C T U R E
IW/GMSC is consists of one or multiple modules for SS7

processing. It provides interface between SC and functional
entities such as HLR/AUC, MSC/VLR and SGSN. Its hardware is
based on ZXJ10 switching platform. Each module can provide 48

SS7 links, and number of modules can be configured flexibly
according to practical requirements.
Service
Processing
Module
Database
Module
Service processing module is composed of one or multiple

service processing sub modules in mode of multi module load
sharing. Each module adopts dual system structure, disk array,
and cluster technology to enhance system reliability. Service
processing module is short message service processing center. It
is responsible for receiving, storing and forwarding short
messages submitted by SME and MS.
To gain higher short message processing capability, database
(DB) module can be separated from service processing module.
Independent service DB module can be used to conduct
operations such as storage and short messages query.
Operation
maintenance
module
Operation and maintenance module (OMM) consists of OMM

server, agent station, and maintenance station connected to
OMM server. Agent station and maintenance station provide
man-machine operation platform. System operators can monitor
system, detect and remove faults, manage users, and handle
services remotely.
SMPP Agent
module
SMPP agent module provides standard external SMPP protocol to

connect SC with ESME. It converts internal messages and
normal messages. Each ESME accesses SC just via SMPP module.
Billing Module
Junk SM
Monitoring
Module
Short Message
Query Module
Billing Module (BM) is responsible for generating short message

charging bills. ZXG10-SC generates three kinds of bills, MO, MT
and ACK.BM adopts Cluster technology and shared disk array
mode. It connects with SC via DDN/X.25 network and complies
with FTP/FTAM protocol.
Junk Short
Message (SM) monitoring
module adopts
client/server architecture. Server module monitors and collects
suspected short messages. Client module provides monitoring
functions such as short message analyze, query, and handle
suspected short messages, and suspected subscribers.
Short Message (SM) query module adopts client/server
architecture. Server module receives short messages originated
by service processor and sets up index information for it. Client
module queries system and server module searches short
message index and provides information.
Software Structure
Service Center (SC) software structure consists of operation
support module, SS7 Module, SMPP access module, DB Module,
Service Processing Module, Junk SM Monitoring Module, and SM
Query Module. ZXG10-SC software structure is described as
Figure 2.
Chapter 1 System Introduction
F IGURE 2
Operation
Support
ZXG10-SC
SO F T W A R E S T R U C T U R E
Operation support module provides development platform. It

provides unified operation interface for higher layer service.
Module
SS7 Module
SMPP access
module
SS7 module connects SC with PLMN. SS7 is used between

service processor and IW/GMSC.
SMPP Agent module connects SC with ESME. It converts SMPP
normal messages into internal messages and vice versa.
DB Module
Database module is for loads and accesses system configuration.

ZXG10-SC adopts memory database technology. Memory
database technology reduces processing time.
Service
Service processing module is core component of ZXG10-SC. It is

used for MAP access processing, SMPP access processing, and
short message service processing. MAP access is used to
exchange signaling between SC and GSM network providing a
short message receiving and transmitting channel for Mobile
Station (MS). SMPP access is used to connect ESME and SC,
providing manual and auto stations with a channel for receiving
and transmitting short messages. Short message service
processing refers to functions such as receiving, storing,
forwarding and repeated attempts to forward short messages.
Processing
Module
Operation and
maintenance
module
ZXG10-SC provides operation and maintenance functions such

as subscriber management, system configuration, system
monitoring, and fault management. It provides interface with
Operation and Maintenance Center (OMC) to monitor GSM
network system.
Junk SM
Monitoring
Module
Junk short message (SM) monitoring module restricts mobile

subscribers from sending illegal short messages. It monitors
frequency and keywords of mobile short messages. It makes a
list for suspected subscribers and restricts from accessing
system.
SM Query
Module
Short Message (SM) query module queries and deletes short

messages according to calling and called subscribers.
Chapter
Short Message Operation

and Maintenance Module
(OMM) System
Overview
Introduction
This chapter describes Short Message Service Center (SMSC)

Operation and Maintenance Module starting.
T A B L E 7 T O P I C S I N CH A P T E R 2
Topics
Page No.
Starting Operation and Maintenance Module (OMM)

Server
Viewing MSS Communication System
Logging in Operation and Maintenance Module (OMM)

Server
Starting Short Message Service Center (SMSC)

Configuration System
Starting Operation and Maintenance

Module (OMM) Server
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
Perform this procedure to start Operation and Maintenance

Module (OMM) server.
To start OMM server, install OMM server software.
Follow below given hard disk
path and double-click
SerAppMa.exe file to start OMM server as shown in Figure 3.
C:\zxg10\SerAppMa.exe
F I G U R E 3 BA C K S E R V E R P R O C E S S M A N A G E M E N T I N T E R F A C E
END OF STEPS
Viewing MSS Communication

System
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
This procedure checks whether module nodes in short message

system are running normally.
To
view MSS communication system, start Operation
Maintenance Module (OMM). Refer to topic Starting Operation
and Maintenance Module (OMM)
Server Operation and
Maintenance Module (OMM).
To
start
MSS
communication
system,
click
communication system icon in computer system tray at
bottom-right corner of desktop to open MSS communication
system interface as shown in Figure 4.
MSS
F I G U R E 4 M S S CO M M U N I C A T I O N SY S T E M I N T E R F A C E
NOTE: link State tab shows bottom TCP/IP communication

statuses of system nodes in graphical manner. link information
tab shows connection statuses and packet receiving/transmitting
Chapter 2 Short Message Operation and Maintenance Module (OMM) System
information of node links. link setup tab shows node connection

configuration information.
END OF STEPS
Logging in Operation and

Maintenance Module (OMM) Server
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
Perform this procedure to log in to Operation and Maintenance

Module (OMM) server.
Start OMM server. Refer to topic Starting Operation and
Maintenance Module (OMM) Server.
Follow this procedure to login the OMM server, perform following
procedure.
1. Double-click ZXG10 User Log-on shortcut icon on desktop
to open interface shown in Figure 5.
F I G U R E 5 US E R L O G O N I N T E R F A C E
2. Enter username in Operator text box.

3. Enter password for username in Password text box.
NOTE: Enter ZXJ10 in operator text box for first time
configuration.
4. Click OK button.
END OF STEPS
Starting Short Message Service

Center (SMSC) Configuration
System
Purpose
Perform this procedure to start Short Message Service Center

(SMSC) configuration system.
Prerequisites
To start SMSC configuration system, meet the following

requirements.
1. Start Operation and Maintenance Module (OMM) server.
Refer to topic Starting Operation and Maintenance Module
(OMM) Server.
2. Perform login procedure to OMM server. Refer to topic Log in
to Operation and Maintenance Module (OMM) Server.
Steps
Click SC Config
button from ZXG10-SC floating toolbar from
desktop as shown in Figure 6.
F IGURE 6
ZXG10-SC
F LO AT I N G T O O LB AR
END OF STEPS
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Chapter
Authority Management
System
Overview
This chapter describes rights management system for Sort

Message Service Center (SMSC) authority management system
for Operation and Maintenance Module (OMM).
Topics
Page No.
Starting Authority Management System
11
Adding Authority Group
12
Renaming Authority Group
13
Deleting Authority Group
14
Modifying Authority Group
14
Adding User
15
Modifying User Attributes
17
Deleting User
17
Locking/Unlocking User
17
Starting Authority Management

System
Prerequisites
Steps
To start authority management system, log into ZXG10 OMS.

Click Right Management
button on ZXG10 SC OMS floating
tool bar to start authority management system as show in Figure
7.
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F I G U R E 7 AU T H O R I T Y MA N A G E M E N T SY S T E M
END OF STEPS
Adding Authority Group

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
Authority group defines different administrative and operative

authorities. All users belonging to a group inherits and uses the
assigned authorities to operate the system.
Log in to authority management system. Refer to topic Starting
Authority Management System.
To add an authority group, perform following procedure.
1. Click New authority group button on ZXME Right
Management System toolbar to open interface as shown in
Figure 8.
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Chapter 3 Authority Management System
F I G U R E 8 AD D AU T H O R I T Y G R O U P
2. In Add Authority Group interface type an authority group
name in text box.

3. Check desired authority check boxes from
System
and
Function section.
4. Click Confirm button.
Result: A pop up window appears:
If
Then
Yes
Add another authority group.
No
Return to ZXME Right Management System.
END OF STEPS
Renaming Authority Group

Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
Authority group name can be change according to system

requirement to avoid any naming conflict.
Log in to rights management system with user having
administrator rights.
To rename authority groups, perform the following steps:
1. Select an authority group tree-node from ZXME Right
Management System main window,
2. Click
Authority
Management System
item.
group
button
from ZXME Right
main menu and Rename
from menu
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3. Write new authority group name and click OK

shown in Figure 9.
F I G U R E 9 RE N A M E AU T H O R I T Y
button as
GROUP
END OF STEPS
Deleting Authority Group

Purpose
Prerequisite
Steps
Perform this procedure to delete unnecessary authority groups.

Delete all users belonging to target authority group. Refer to
topic Deleting user.
To delete authority group, perform the following steps:
1. Select an authority group from
System tree node main window.
ZXME Right Management
2. Click
Authority
group
button
Management System main menu.
from
ZXME Right
3. Click Delete from menu.

END OF STEPS
Modifying Authority Group

Purpose
Prerequisite
Steps
Attributes of an authority group can be changed according to

system requirements. After changing authority group attributes
the users of system has to log off for changed to take effect.
Log in to rights management system with system administrator.
To modify attribute authority group, perform the following steps:
1. Select an authority group from tree-node of ZXME Right
Management System main window.
2. Right click on authority group and click
interface as shown in Figure 10.
14
Attribute
to open
3. Select check box from system and function sections.

4. Click OK button to save changes
5. Click Exit button to close interface.
F I G U R E 1 0 AD D AU T H O R I T Y G R O U P S AT T R I B U T E IN T E R F A C E
END OF STEPS
Adding User
Purpose
System administrator can create user in different authority
groups. After addition, user can log in to system and perform

operation and maintenance tasks.
Prerequisite
Steps

To add new user, perform the following steps:
1. Click New User button from
ZXME Right Management
System toolbar to open interface as shown in Figure 11.
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F I G U R E 1 1 AD D NE W US E R
2. Enter user name,

Full name,
Describe,
password, and
Confirm password in text fields of Add new user window.
3. Select group from the Belong to Group drop-down list.
4. Want to Lock Operator?
If
Then
Yes
Select Lock Operator check box.
No
Keep uncheck Lock Operator box.
5. Want to define operator expiry setting?

If
Yes
No
Then
Uncheck Operator Never Expire box.
Define expire date from list.
Check Operator Never Expire box.
6. Click OK button to complete.

7. Is there any other user to be added?
16
If
Then
Yes
Add another user (follow step 1 to 7 for Adding User).
If
Then
No
Return to ZXME Right Management System.
Modifying User Attributes

Purpose
Prerequisite
Steps
Attributes of a user can be change according to system

requirements.
To modify user attributed, perform the following steps:
1. Select a user from system tree. Right click and select
attribute from menu.
2. Make desire changes and click Ok button to save changes.
If
Then
OK
Save changes.
Exit
Return to ZXME Right Management System
END OF STEPS
Deleting User
Purpose
Prerequisite
Steps
Perform this procedure to delete unnecessary users from system.

To delete user, perform the following steps:
1. Select a User from system tree. Right click and select Delete
from menu.
2. After confirmation, Delete User successfully! dialog box
appears; click OK button to return to main menu.
END OF STEPS
Locking/Unlocking User
Purpose
Steps
Authority group or Administrator of a system can restrict and

allow user to login the system.
To lock or unlock user, perform these steps:
1. Select a User from system tree. Right click and select
Lock
from applet popup menu click Lock button, as described in
Figure 12.
17
F I G U R E 1 2 LO C K
USER
2. To unlock a user, Select User from tree node, Right Click and
select Unlock
from applet popup menu, Click Unlock button.
END OF STEPS
18
Chapter
Short Message Service

Center (SMSC)
Configuration
Overview
This chapter describes Short Message Service Center (SMSC)

configuration.
Topics
Page No.
Starting Short Message Center (SC) Configuration

System
20
Configuring Bureau Number
21
Configuring Country Code National Destination Code

(CCNDC)
22
Configuring System Node
23
Configuring Short Message Service Center (SMSC)
27
Configuring External Short Message Entity (ESME)
30
Configuring Virtual Short Message Service Center

(VSMSC)
35
Configuring Short Message Peer to Peer (SMPP) Agents

Listening Port
37
Configuring Pre Paid Services (PPS) Authentication
38
Configuring Service Authentication
40
Configuring Auto Reply Message Service
44
Configuring Group Authentication Number
45
Configuring Area Information
47
Restricting ISDN Forwarding
49
Isolating Home Location Register (HLR)
50
Configuring Retry Scheme
52
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Topics
Page No.
Managing User Profile
54
Configuring Lost Messages
56
Configuring Short Message Service Center (SMSC)

Parameters
56
Configuring Service Server Alarm Variables
60
Setting Messages Cost
63
Configuring ISDN Priority
64
Filtering Black Listed IP Addresses
65
Setting User Profile Priority
66
Configuring System Statistics Parameters
67
Setting Alternate Short Message Service Center (SMSC)

Route
70
Managing Short Message Route Failure
70
Setting Short Message Route Level
70
Setting Short Message Route Forward Profile
70
Setting Short Message Route Combination
70
Setting Short Message Storage Size
71
Setting Short Message Service Center (SMSC) Link

Status
71
Synchronizing Short Message Service Center (SMSC)

Data
72
Loading Subscriber Information to Local Office
73
Backuping Short Message Service Center (SMSC)

Database
74
Restoring Short Message Service Center (SMSC) Data

Backup
76
Starting Short Message Center (SC)

Configuration System
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
20
Perform this procedure to start Short Message Center (SC)

Configuration System.
Log in to ZXG10-SC OMM system with Administrator user.
Click SC Config button on ZXG10-SC OMM system floating tool
bar to start SC configuration system as shown in Figure 13.
Chapter 4 Short Message Service Center (SMSC) Configuration
F I G U R E 1 3 S C CO N F I G U R A T I O N S Y S T E M
END OF STEPS
Configuring Bureau Number

Purpose
Perform this procedure to add bureau number to Short Message
Service Center (SMSC).

Prerequisites
To configure bureau number, meet the following requirements.

1. Log in to ZXG10-SC OMM system with super user ZXJ10 user.
2. Start the SC configuration system. Refer to topic starting
Short Message Configuration System.
Steps
To configure bureau number, perform following steps.

1. Click Services > Bureau Number Config from SC
configuration interface to open
Bureau Number Config
F I G U R E 1 4 BU R E A U NU M B E R CO N F I G I N T E R F A C E
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2. Enter bureau number in

and click Add button.
Input Bureau Number text box
END OF STEPS
Configuring Country Code National

Destination Code (CCNDC)
Purpose
Prerequisites
Perform this procedure to configure Country Code National

Destination Code (CCNDC), where CC represents Country Code
and NDC National Destination Code. NDC describes service
provider. for example.
To configure CCNDC, meet the following requirements.
1. Log in to ZXG10-SC OMM system with Administrator user.
Steps
To configure CCNDC, perform the following steps.

1. Click Services > CCNDC Config from SC configuration
interface to open CCNDC configuration as shown in Figure 15.
F IGURE 1 5
CCNDC
CO N F I G U R A T I O N I N T E R F A C E
2. Provide CC and NDC respectively in CC and NDC text boxes

respectively on CCNDC configuration interface.
3. Check Whether to belong to this net or not check box.
NOTE: It specifies CCNDC number to specific networks.
4. Click ADD button to add new CCNDC.
END OF STEPS
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Configuring System Node

Purpose
Perform this procedure to add system nodes. System node can
be service processor, IW/GMSC, SMPP and others.

Prerequisites
To configure system node, meet the following requirements.

Steps
To configure system node, perform following steps.

1. Click Services > Node Config from SC configuration
F I G U R E 1 6 S Y S T E M NO D E CO N F I G U R A T I O N
2. Click uppder grid and click Add button on system

configuration interface to open Add System Node interface as
shown in Figure 17.
F I G U R E 1 7 AD D S Y S T E M NO D E I N T E R F A C E
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3. On Add system node interface provide data in fields as

described in Table 10.
T A B L E 1 0 SY S T E M NO D E CO N F I G U R A T I O N T A B L E
Field
Description
Current Office Code Office code represents an

office or area.
It describes different
Module Type
functional aspects and
modules in system.
Example
Value
1
SERV
Module Name
Node number of module.
141
Operating System
Type
Operating system
running on server
machine.
WINDOWS
Database Type
Database management
system whether SQL or
ORACLE.
MSSQL
Database Name
Server Name or IP
Database name to which

module will connect.
Database server name or
IP address to which
module will connect.
Smscdb
192.168.18.12
4. Click Ok button on
Add System Node interface, and then
click OK button on confirmation interface to return to
System Node Configuration interface.
5. On System Node Configuration
interface, select desired
service processor node from upper grid, then click lower grid,
and click Add button.
Important! Range of service processor nodes is from 140 to
149.
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Result: Modify Residue Assign interface appears as shown

in Figure 18.
Important!
Configure this interface to assign different
MSISDN numbers to different service processor nodes.
System works on last digit of MSISDN number that ranges
from 0~9. Depending upon last digit, short messages in the
network are assigned to different system node for load
sharing, thus reducing the processing time and enhancing
system performance.
F I G U R E 1 8 M O D I F Y RE S I D U E AS S I G N I N T E R F A C E
6. On Modify Residue Assign interface, select desired bureau

number from BureauNum drop-down list.
7. Select desired node number from system tree in
list box, and click initialize button.
Assigned
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Result:
System assigns last digits of MSISDN to selected
module ranging from 0~9 as shown in Figure 19.
F I G U R E 1 9 MO D I F Y RE S I D U E AS S I G N I N T E R F A C E
8. Double-click desired MSISDN last digits to assign them to
other system node.

Result:
MSISDN last digits moves to Assigning list box as
shown in Figure 20.

F I G U R E 2 0 MO D I F Y RE S I D U E AS S I G N I N T E R F A C E
9. Select other system node number, and double-click MSISDN

last digits from Assigning list box.
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Important! All the MSISDN last digits must be assigned to

relative system nodes before pressing OK button.
Result:
MSIDSN numbers are assigned to respective node
numbers according to network policy, as shown in Figure 21.
F I G U R E 2 1 M O D I F Y RE S I D U E AS S I G N I N T E R F A C E
10. Click OK button to return to

interface.
System Node Configuration
END OF STEPS
Configuring Short Message Service

Center (SMSC)
Purpose
Prerequisites
This procedure Configures Short Message Center (SMSC) for

current office.
To configure system node, meet the following requirements.
3. Configure country code national destination code. Refer to
topic Configuring Country Code National Destination Code
(CCNDC).
4. Configure bureau number. Refer to topic Configuring Bureau
Number.
Steps
To configure SMSC, perform following steps.
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1. Click Services > SMSC Config from SC configuration

F I G U R E 2 2 S M S C C O N F I G U R AT I O N I N T E R FAC E
2. Configure SMSC configuration interface according to Table 11.

T A B L E 1 1 S M S C CO N F I G U R A T I O N T A B L E
Parameter
Description
Please Select Current

Edit Office Code
Office number for which

SMSC has to configured
Version
SMSC version
International Prefix
Length
Length for international

prefix number
International Prefix
This prefix defines the call is

international.
00
Country Code Length
Standard length for country

code
Country Code
Unique country code (86 for

China).
86
Long-Distance Prefix
Length
Prefix number for long

distance numbers
Long-Distance Prefix This prefix defines the call is

long distance. For example
to some other city.
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Example
Value
NDC Length
National Destination Code

length
NDC
Code to identify a service

providers.
135
SN Minimum Length
Minimum length for Short
Parameter
Description
Example
Value
Number (SN)
SN Maximum Length
Maximum length for SN
Support SN Mode?
(Yes/No)
Whether to support SN or
not.
Yes
MSNeedVsmscJudge
? (Yes/No)
It describes whether Virtual

Short Message Service
Center (VSMSC) supports
MS or not.
Yes
EsmeNeedVsmscJud
ge? (Yes/No)
It describes whether VSMSC

is supports External Short
Message Entity (ESME) or
not.
Yes
InfoNeedSavedInDat
a? (Yes/No)
Data should be saving on

hard disk or not.
Yes
SupportPPS?
(Yes/No)
Whether to support Pre Paid

Services (PPS) or not.
Yes
Maximum Timed Msg

Subscriber can send
Maximum number of timing

message user can send.
Local time Zone
Time zone for local office.
(GMT+8:0
0)
Valid Period Unit
Time period for which SMSC

will save a short message.
Hour
P2P Default VP
Point to Point (P2P) Valid

time Period (VP)
48
P2P Maximum VP
Length for P2P VP
48
SMSC ISDN
SMSC ISDN number for

current office.
86139025
00000
Send to all
foreground in turn
when calling end
For Message Termination

(MT) it sends short message
to all IW/GMSC when
adopting signal or dualplane
Yes
Give Message out

operation processor
of neighboring
station
It sends short message to

neighbor service server
when adopting dual-plane.
Yes
The size of buffer

(Unit: MB)
Buffer size to store short

messages.
1000
Enable Monitor SM
It sends short message to

monitor center
Yes
Operation Model
Value
It sends short message

according to its remainder
value of SN by 10 to
respective service processor
10
Free Load control

level (0-6)
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Parameter
Location Stabilization
Time (Unite: Minute)
Description
It is used for map routing.
Example
Value
5
3. Click Apply button to save changes.

END OF STEPS
Configuring External Short Message

Entity (ESME)
Purpose
Prerequisites
External Short Message Entity (ESME) is a physical entity that

can send and receive short messages to/from short message
center (SC). Voice mail box, web mail server, SCP, and web
server are examples of ESME.
To configure ESME, meet the following requirements.
3. Configure system node. Refer to topic Configuring System
Node.
4. Configure system listening port. Refer to topic Configuring
Short Message Service Center (SMSC) Listening Port.
Steps
To Configure ESME, perform following steps.

1. Click Services > ESME Config from SC configuration
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2. Click on ESME grid and click Add button on

ESME
Configuration interface to open interface as shown in Figure
24.
F I G U R E 2 4 A D D E S M EI N T E R F A C E
3. Configure ADD ESME interface according to Table 12.

T A B L E 1 2 E S M E CO N F I G U R A T I O N T A B L E
Parameter
Description
Example
Value
Protocol Type
Protocol type EMSE will

use to connect with SC.
SMPP
SME Name
ESME configuration
Name
ESME_FURQAN
SME Description
ESME configuration
description
Voice Mailbox
Password
ESME user password
Number of arrival
Grade One Overload
Message
Maximum number of
short messages
sent/receive per second
for level one
100
Number of arrival
Grade Two
Overload Message
Maximum number of
short messages
for level two
80
Number of arrival
Grade Three
Overload Message
Maximum number of
short messages
for level three
50
Destination code
must add country
code
This restricts user to add

country code for
international short
message
Checked
Source Address
It sends sender MS
Checked
***********
Primary
1
Version No
ESME version number
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Description
Parameter
Example
Value
Control address
SME Type
This describes ESME

type whether a voice
Voice Mailbox
mailbox, web server,

email server or other
Send Alarm
Whether to send alarm

when buffer size
exceeds.
YES
Use Buffer
It stores failed short

messages in buffer
YES
Return Receipt Kind Receipt type for EMSE. It

only supports SMPP
Enable Time
ESME working time
2006-03-02
00:00:01
Disable Time
EMSE offline time
2008-03-01
23:59:59
Enable Gate Limit
Defines limit short

messages per unit time.
Yes
Max Message
Number/second
(the value between
1 and 5000)
It defines maximum
number of short
message per unit time
4000
ReScheme
Retry scheme on failure

of message delivery.
0.No Try Again

to throw
Hight Priority (0127)
Values from 1-127

defines different levels of
high priority for short
message.
Default Priority (0127)
Values from 1-127

defines different levels of
default priority for short
message.
Auto Logout Time

(S)
3600
Default window size Defines size of window in

IP address.
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SMPP 3.3
Eight bit character

translation
Whether to check eight

bit character translation
or not.
Checked
Whether use the

ESME default
source address
It sends ESME address

number
YES
Address Type
Defines whether address

should consist of number
or character.
Number
Default address
Default ESME source

address number
5420123
Parameter
Example
Value
Description
Free submit
originator address
enabled
It sends ESME source

address number free.
Checked
Alpha originator
address allowed
It allows to use ESME

character based address
Checked
Alpha originator
address locked
It locks alpha address

origination
Checked
Ignore alpha
Originator address
Checked
It ignores alpha address
origination
Max number of addr

in submit
Maximum destination
address number used in
CMID SUBMIT messages
10
Max window size
Maximum number of
short message ESME can
send
128
4. Select desired ESME name from ESME grid, click in Agent

grid, and click Add button on
ESME Configuration
interface to open interface as shown in Figure 25.
F I G U R E 2 5 E S M E AG E N T L I N K CO N F I G U R A T I O N I N T E R F A C E
5. Configure ESME Agent Link interface according to Table 13.

T A B L E 1 3 E S M E AG E N T L I N K C O N F I G U R A T I O N T A B L E
Parameters
SYSTEM_ID
Description
Link ID
Module ESME Agent Module

Number
Link Number (0255)
ESME Link Number
Example Values
ESME_FURQAN
005.160
125
6. Click Add button to save configuration, and click Cancel

button to return to ESME Configuration interface.
7. Select desired ESME name from ESME grid, click in server
grid, and click Add button on ESME Configuration interface
to open interface as shown in Figure 26.
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F I G U R E 2 6 E S M ESE R V E R BU F F E R CO N F I G U R A T I O N IN T E R F A C E
8. Configure
ESME server
according to Table 14.
buffer configuration
interface
T A B L E 1 4 E S M ES E R V E R BU F F E R CO N F I G U R A T I O N I N T E R F A C E
Parameter
Description
SYSTEM_ID
ESME Name
ESME_FURQAN
processor
module number
001.140
Input Limit
Buffer input limit

per unit time.
500
Input Buffer Limit
Maximum buffer
input size.
3000
Output Limit
Buffer output limit

per unit time.
500
Output Buffer Limit
Maximum buffer
output size.
3000
Module Service
Example Value
9. Click Add button to save configuration, and click Cancel

button to return to ESME Configuration interface.
10. Select desired ESME name from ESME grid, click in server IP
address grid, and click Add button on ESME Configuration
F I G U R E 2 7 I P AD D R E S S CO N F I G I N T E R F A C E
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11. Enter IP address for ESME server in
IP_ADDRESS text box,
click Ok button to save configuration and return to main

interface.
Example: Type 192.168.18.12 in IP_ADDRESS text box.
12. Select desired ESME name from ESME grid, click in server
port grid, and click
Add button on ESME Configuration
F I G U R E 2 8 A D D U C P I P P O R T I N T E R FAC E
13. Check desired bureau number to be added and click

button to save UCP port information.
Add
END OF STEPS
Configuring Virtual Short Message

Service Center (VSMSC)
Purpose
One Short Message Service Center (SMSC) can be configured

and divided into different Virtual Short Message Service Centers
(VSMSC). ZXG10-SC Short Message Service Center support the
virtual SMSC function. One SMSC can provide service for
multiple mobile local networks.
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A physical SMSC can be divided into multiple SMSC logically and

uses multiple numbers, which are allocated as required. VSMSC
number can added. Before doing this, configure different areas
and number segments corresponding to each area in

Area
Configuration, then add VSMSC number. One VSMSC number
can include multiple areas.
Prerequisites
To configure VSMSC, meet the following requirements.

3. Configure area information. Refer to topic Configuring Area
Information.
(CCNDC).
Steps
To configure VSMSC, perform following steps.

1. Click Services > VSMSC Config from SC configuration
F I G U R E 2 9 V S M S C CO N F I G U R A T I O N I N T E R F A C E
2. Click Add button on VSMSC Config

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interface to open
F I G U R E 3 0 A D D V S M S C I N T E R FAC E
i. Select bureau code from Bureau Code combo box.

ii. Enter VSMSC number in VSMSC Number text box.
Example: Enter 8613854065935 in the text box.
iii. Select area name from Name of Area combo box.
iv. Select VSMSC operations from
Set VSMSC Operation
frame box according to network policy

3. Click OK button to save configuration.
END OF STEPS
Configuring Short Message Peer to

Peer (SMPP) Agents Listening Port
Purpose
This procedure configures Short Message Peer to Peer (SMPP)
agents listening port to connect with External Short Message

Entity (ESME). ESME uses SMPP and UCP protocols to connect
with SMPP agent.
Prerequisites
To configure area information, meet the following requirements.

Number.
4. Configure system node. Refer to topic Configuring System
Node.
Steps
To configure area information, perform following steps.
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1. Click
Services
> Listen
Port
Config
from SC
configuration interface to open interface as shown in Figure
31.
F I G U R E 3 1 MA PR O U T E CO M B I N A T I O N CO N F I G I N T E R F A C E
2. Configure Listen Port Config interface according to Table

15.
T A B L E 1 5 L I S T E N P O R T CO N F I G I N T E R F A C E DE S C R I P T I O N T A B L E
Parameter
Description
Example Value
Bureau Num.
Module Num
Office number and

module number with in
that office.
005.160
Listen Ip Address
Module IP address
192.168.005.160
Listen Port
Module port number
5016
Protocol Type
Listening protocol type
SMPP
3. Click Add button to save listening port configuration.

END OF STEPS
Configuring Pre Paid Services (PPS)

Authentication
Purpose
Prerequisites
This procedure allows system to support users of Pre Paid

Services (PPS).
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3. Configure External Short Message Entity (ESMS) as PPS.

Refer to topic Configuring External Short Message Entity
(ESME).
Steps

1. Click Services > PPS Auth Config from SC configuration
F I G U R E 3 2 P P S CO N F I G U R E I N T E R F A C E
2. Click Add button on PPS Configure interface to open

F I G U R E 3 3 AD D AR E A CO N F I G I N F O R M A T I O N I N T E R F A C E
NOTE: MSISDN number can be added individually or by

importing data from already existing file.
i. Enter ISDN in ISDN text box.
Example: Enter 8613584065 in Area Number text box.
ii. Select SCP name from SCP Name combo box.
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iii. Select YES if want to connect to ESME directly or NO from

Connect (Y/N) combo box.
NOTE:
ESME can connect to short message center
directly via SMPP agent, or it can connect using some
other gateway.
iv. Click Ok button to save area information.
END OF STEPS
Configuring Service Authentication

Purpose
Prerequisites
Service authorization means that the short message center

determines whether to authorize subscribers of ESME services,
such as mobile bank and MS point-to-point, according to
authorization configuration. It is divided into two types: MT
authentication and MO authentication.
3. Configure authority number group. Refer to topic Configuring
Authority Number Group.
4. Configure retry scheme. Refer to topic Retry Scheme.
5. Configure user default time. Refer to topic Configuring Short
Message Service Center (SMSC).
6. Configure auto reply message. Refer to topic Configuring
Auto Reply Message Service.
Steps

1. Click Services > Operation Auth Config from SC
configuration interface to open Operation Auth Config
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F I G U R E 3 4 O P E R A T I O N AU T H CO N F I G I N T E R F A C E
2. Click Service Number grid and click Add button on

Operation Auth Config interface to open interface as
shown in Figure 35.
F I G U R E 3 5 AD D S E R V I C E NU M B E R I N T E R F A C E
i. Configure Add service number interface according to

Table 16.
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T A B L E 1 6 AD D S E R V I C E NU M B E R CO N F I G U R A T I O N T A B L E
Parameter
Description
Example Value
Current
bureau
number
Current office number

for which
configuration is to be
performed.
Segment
Number
Service number
allocated to ESME.
Using this number
ESME can access
SMSC.
13584065935
Match
Whether to check
ISDN number against
already existing
record.
If
Checked then
match ISDN
number against
database.
Else
No need to
match ISDN
number.
ESME_FURQAN
SME Name
MT Auth
Type
Authority type for

message termination.
NoAuth
MO Auth
Type
Authority type for

message origination.
Accordint to Auth Code
whether PPS
Whether SCP
authentication is
needed or not, when
segment number is
source address or
destination address.
YES
Auth By SCP
Wether User
Default Time
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Defines short
message validity
period.
If
Checked then
set Period of
validity.
Else
No need to
set Period of
Validity.
Support
SUBMIT
Report
Whether should
SUBMIT report to
short message service
center (SMSC) or not.
YES
Send AO to
SMMC Auth
Whether or not to
send AO message to
SMMS for
authentication.
NO
Send AT to
SMMC Auth
Whether or not to
send AT message to
SMMS for
authentication
NO
Wether Use
SMSC set
Priority
Whether to use short

message priority
defined by SMSC.
YES
Parameter
Description
Example Value
User config
id
Retry Scheme ID
Default Config
destAddrFor
mat
Destination address
format
00+CC+NDC+SN
AutoReply
Msg
Auto reply message
None Use
High Priority
(0-127)
Set a high priority for

short message from 1
to 127.
Default
Priority (0127)
Set a default priority

for short message
from 1 to 127.
Multi Esme
Key word to
differentiate more
than one External
Short Message
Entities (ESME) for
single office.
If
Checked then
enter keyword
for multi ESME.
Else
No need to
provide
keyword.
ii. Click Ok button to save configuration data and return to

main interface.
3. Select office number from
Service Number grid, click in
Number of Group grid and click Add button on
Operation
Auth Config interface on open interface as shown in Figure
36.
F I G U R E 3 6 AD D NU M B E R G R O U P C O N F I G I N T E R F A C E
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i. Click All Segment Number

check box to and select
bureau number from Bureau Number combo box.
ii. Select short message authority type from
Auth Type
combo box.
iii. Select desired authority number group from list available.
Example:
Select Furqan_Group and
from authority number group list.
Faheem_Group
iv. Click Ok button to save configuration data and return to

main interface.
4. Select office number from
Service Number grid, click in
ESME grid and click Add button on Operation Auth Config
interface on open interface as shown in Figure 37.
Important!
Multiple ESME can only be added for those
service numbers which supports multiple ESMEs.
F I G U R E 3 7 AD D E S M E L I N K IN F O R M A T I O N
i. Select ESME name from ESME_Info combo box.

ii. Enter a keyword for ESME in Key Word text box.
iii. Click Ok button to save ESME information and return to
main interface.
END OF STEPS
Configuring Auto Reply Message

Service
Purpose
Prerequisites
This procedure configures an auto reply message for specific

ESME that it can reply automatically to its Mobile Station (MS)
users.
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Steps

1. Click Services > AutoReply Msg Config from
configuration interface to open as shown in Figure 38.
SC
F I G U R E 3 8 AU T O R E P L Y M E S S A G E CO N F I G I N T E R F A C E
2. Enter a message name in Msg Name text box.

Example: Enter Auto_Reply_Furqan in Msg Name text box.
3. Select message type from Msg Type combo box.
Important! Message type defines whether message consists
of numbers, alphabets, uppercase letters, or other cases.
4. Enter auto reply message information in Msg Info text box.
5. Click Add button to save auto reply message information.
END OF STEPS
Configuring Group Authentication

Number
Purpose
Prerequisites
This procedure creates a group. All Mobile Stations (MS)

belonging to this group are authorized by respective group
number during Message
Origination (MO) and Message
Termination (MT) authorization.
Steps

1. Click Services > Number Group Config option from
SC
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F I G U R E 3 9 AU T H N U M B E R G R O U P CO N F I G I N T E R F A C E
2. Click on Group Number grid and click Add button to open

F I G U R E 4 0 AD D NU M B E R GR O U P G CO N F I G I N T E R F A C E
i. Enter a group name in Number Group Name text box.

Example:
text box.
Enter Faheem_Group in Number
Group Name
ii. Click Ok button to save group name and return to main

interface.
3. Select group name from Group Number grid against which
records have to be stored, click on Record Number grid and
click Add button to open interface as shown in Figure 41.
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F I G U R E 4 1 AD D RE C O R D TO NU M B E R G R O U P IN T E R F A C E
Important!
Records can be stored individually and by
importing a file of multiple records at same time.
i. Click By Hand radio button from Add Mode group box.
ii. Enter ISDN number of already existing NDC record in
ISDN: text box.
Example: Enter 13584066 in ISDN text box.
iii. Click Ok button to save ISDN record and return to main
interface.
END OF STEPS
Configuring Area Information

Purpose
Prerequisites
This procedure performs area configuration for Virtual Short

Message Service Center (VSMSC).
(CCNDC).
Steps

1. Click Services > Area Config from SC configuration
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F I G U R E 4 2 AR E A CO N F I G U R A T I O N I N T E R F A C E
2. Click on area grid and click Add button on Area Config

F I G U R E 4 3 AD D AR E A CO N F I G I N F O R M A T I O N I N T E R F A C E
iv. Enter area number in Area Number text box.

Example: Enter 1 in Area Number text box.
v. Enter area name in Area Name text box.
Example: Enter Nanjing_Furqan in Area Name text box.
vi. Click Ok button to save area information.
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3. Click on area grid and click Add button on Area Config

F I G U R E 4 4 AD D S E G M E N T NU M B E R
FOR
AR E A I N T E R F A C E
NOTE: ISDN number can be added individually or by

importing data from already existing file.
i. Click By Hand from mode group box.
ii. Enter valid ISDN number segment in ISDN text box.
iii. Click Ok button to save ISDN number and return main
interface.
END OF STEPS
Restricting ISDN Forwarding

Purpose
Prerequisites
This procedure restricts short message forwarding for configured

ISDN numbers.
(CCNDC).
Steps

1. Click Services > Forbid Forward ISDN from
SC
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F I G U R E 4 5 FO R B I D FO R W A R D I S D N C O N F I G I N T E R F A C E
2. Enter an ISDN number to be restricted in Forbid Forward

ISDN text box.
Example:
Enter 13770777378 in Forbid Forward ISDN
text
box.
3. Click Add button to save ISDN number.
END OF STEPS
Isolating Home Location Register

(HLR)
Purpose
Prerequisites
This procedure enables Home Location Register (HLR) that

connects with SMSC to perform performance statistics between
them.
Steps

1. Click Services > HLR ISDN from
SC configuration
interface to open as shown in Figure 46.
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F I G U R E 4 6 H L R I S O L A T E CO N F I G I N T E R F A C E
2. Click on HLR grid and click Add button to open interface as

shown in Figure 47.
F I G U R E 4 7 AD D H L R CO N F I G U R E I N T E R F A C E
i. Enter HLR address code in HLR Code Address text box.

Example: Enter 760225 in HLR Code Address text box.
ii. Provide HLR description in Description text box.
iii. Enter GT code in GT text box.
Example: Enter 0968 in GT text box.
iv. Check Isolate HLR segment check box.
Important! This option isolates HLR segments.
v. Click Ok button to save HRL information and return to
main interface.
3. Select HRL number from
HLR grid against which phone
number segments are to be isolated, click on
Phone
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Number Segment grid and click Add button to open

F I G U R E 4 8 A D D H L R IS O L A T E S E G M E N T IN T E R F A C E
i. Enter a phone number in Segment text box to isolate.

Example: Enter 135 in Segment text box.
ii. Click Ok button to save phone number and return to
main interface.
END OF STEPS
Configuring Retry Scheme

Purpose
Prerequisites
This procedure defines retry scheme and actions on failure of

short messages delivery.
Steps

1. Click Operation > Retry Scheme from
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SC configuration
F I G U R E 4 9 RE T R Y SC H E M E CO N F I G IN T E R F A C E
2. Click Add
button to open
Add operation retry mode
config interface as shown in Figure 50.

F I G U R E 5 0 AD D O P E R A T I O N RE T R Y M O D E CO N F I G I N T E R F A C E
i. Configure
interface
Add operation retry mode config
according to Table 17.

T A B L E 1 7 AD D O P E R A T I O N R E T R Y MO D E CO N F I G I N T E R F A C E
DE S C R I P T I O N T A B L E
Parameters
Retry
Scheme ID
Description
Example Value
Unique ID for retry

scheme. This is system
generated.
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Description
Parameters
Example Value
Description
Retry scheme description

so understand retry
scheme quickly.
3 Try After 2
Minutes To
Discard
Interval
Retry time interval
Interval Unit
Retry time interval unit,

normally seconds,
Minute
minutes, hour, and day.
Retry Times
Number of times short

message center has to try
for delivery.
Finish Action
It describes next action

after retry scheme
finishes. It can be Stop,
Discard, and Next Level.
Discard means that this
short message is discarded
Discard
when this retry scheme is
over. Stop means short

message is in waiting
status when this retry
scheme is over. Next
level means defining next
level retry scheme..
ii. Click Ok button to save retry scheme and return to main

interface.
END OF STEPS
Managing User Profile

Purpose
This procedure defines a user profile for failed messages. User
profile inherits different retry schemes and relative actions

against different types of message failure reasons.
Prerequisites

3. Configure retry schemes. Refer to topic Configuring Retry
Scheme.
Steps

1. Click Operation > User Profile from
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SC configuration
F I G U R E 5 1 US E R P R O F I L E IN T E R F A C E
2. Click Add
button to open
Add operation retry mode
config interface as shown in Figure 52.

F I G U R E 5 2 AD D US E R PR O F I L E I N T E R F A C E
i. Enter a profile name in Name text box.

ii. Select retry scheme from Retry Scheme combo box
against respective type of error according to network
policy.
iii. Set priority for each retry scheme by checking
High
Priority check boxes from Priority group box according
to network policy.
iv. Click Ok button to save user profile and return to main
interface.
END OF STEPS
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Configuring Lost Messages

Purpose
Prerequisites
ZXG10 Short Message Service Center defines limit for short

message processing. When system overloads, it discards short
messages according to set priority. This procedure defines
different level of short message priority against each grade and
number of short messages to be discarded when system gets
overloaded.
Steps

1. Click Operation > Lost Messages from SC configuration
F I G U R E 5 3 SE T ME S S A G E L O S T I N T E R F A C E
2. Enter number of short messages to be discarded for each

level according to network policy, and click Modify button to
save changes.
END OF STEPS
Configuring Short Message Service

Center (SMSC) Parameters
Purpose
Prerequisites
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This procedure configures Short Message Service Center (SMSC)

parameters.

3. Configure Pre Paid Services. Refer to topic Configuring Pre
Paid Services (PPS) Authentication.
Steps

1. Click
Operation
> SMSC Parameter
from
SMSC Parameter Config
interface.
SC
2. On SMSC Parameter Config interface click Normal

Parameter tab to open interface shown in Figure 54.
F I G U R E 5 4 S M S C NO R M A L PA R A M E T E R CO N F I G I N T E R F A C E
i. On Normal Parameter tab check SMSC parameters

according to network requirements and click Modify
button to save changes. SMSC normal parameters
description is given in Table 18.
T A B L E 1 8 S M S C NO R M A L P A R A M E T E R S DE S C R I P T I O N T A B L E
Parameter
Description
Bureau Type
SMSC office number
Need MO Success Bill
It generates Message Originate

(MO) success bills.
Need MO Fail Bill
It generates Message Originate

(MO) fails bills.
Need MT Success Bill
It generates Message
Terminate (MT) success bills.
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Parameter
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Description
Need MT Fail Bill
It generates Message
Terminate (MT) fails bills.
Need AO Success Bill
It generates Access Originate

(AO) success bills.
Need AO Fail Bill
It generates Application
Originate (AO) fail bills.
Need AT Success Bill
Terminate (AT) success bills.
Need AT Fail Bill
Terminate (AT) success bills.
Permit send to foreign MS
It allows sending short message

to international Mobile Station
(MS).
To control PDB
It keep record of space

available in waiting queue for
short messages.
Return error message

when destination user is up
to maximum
It returns error when

destination user mobile phone
memory is full.
Permit send to
international gateway
It allows short messages to

international gateway.
Force to add IntPrefix

before foreign dest msisdn
whose ton = 1
It forces sending user to add

internal phone number prefix
for destinations MSISDN whose
TON = 1.
block foreign msisdn whose
ton equals 1
It blocks international MSISDN

to send short messages whose
TON = 1.
Analyse Long-DistancePrefix
It checks long distance prefixes

against its database.
Report return receipt if first

fails
It sends report if first attempt

to send short message fails.
Support PPSHKRoam
It supports Pre Paid Services

(PPS) user roaming in Hong
Kong.
Support FDA
Short message is not stored in

memory when it is delivered at
first attempt.
Check Unavailable HLR
It checks availability of HLR
Support Relay Path
It supports relay path
3. On SMSC Parameter Config interface click Normal

Parameter tab to open interface shown in Figure 55.
F I G U R E 5 5 S M S C S C P P AR AM E T E R I N T E R FAC E
i. On SCP Parameter tab check Service Control Point (SCP)
parameters according to network requirements and click

Modify button to save changes. SMSC SCP parameters
description is given in Table 19.
T A B L E 1 9 S M S C S C P P A R A M E T E R S DE S C R I P T I O N T A B L E
Parameter
Description
Example Value
Support PDSCP
specification
It supports and
PDSCP features
Checked
Whether the
Notify Message
need to be send
SCP sends message

delivery
notifications
Send
Which way
accord to the
PPS user
It configures
authorization
procedure for Pre
Paid Service (PPS)
users.
According to Auth
Code
When the
It configures when
SMSC disconnects
with SCP then what
should be action for
short message in
case if destination
user is PPS user.
Checked
It configures when
Reject
destination user
is PPS user,
SMSC disposes
the short
message in the
condition of SCP
disconnection
with SMSC
When the
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Description
Parameter
orignated user is
PPS user, SMSC
disposes the
short message
in the condition
of SCP
disconnection
with SMSC
Example Value
SMSC disconnects
with SCP then what
should be action for
short message in
case if originating
user is PPS user.
When SCP
response to
SMSC overtime,
SMSC disposes
the SM
It configures action
for short message
when SCP response
timeouts.
Transmit as PPS
user
When the result

of authoration
by SCP is the
failure of SMPP
layer, SMSC
disposes the
short message
It configures action
for short message
when SCP
authorization fails
by SMPP layer.
Transmit as PPS
user
When the result

of authoration
by SCP is the
failure of SMPP
layer and SMSC
transmit the SM
as a PPS user,
SMSC choose
the NotifyMode
as
It configures short
message
notification mode
when SCP
authorization fails
by SMPP layer and
SMSC transmits
short message as a
PPS user.
Notify whether or
not failure or
success
END OF STEPS
Configuring Service Server Alarm

Variables
Purpose
Prerequisites
This procedure defines alarms level and provides various

services support for service processor module.
Number.
4. Configure Short Message Service Center (SMSC) node. Refer
to topic Configuring System Node.
5. Configure Short Message Peer to Peer(SMPP) node. Refer to
topic Configuring System Node.
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Steps

1. Click Operation > MosVar from SC configuration interface
to open as shown in Figure 56.
F I G U R E 5 6 M O SVA R F R M I N T E R F A C E
2. On MosVarFrm interface select desired module of service

processor from its respective bureau and SMSC number.
3. Enter values for each alarm level within defined ranges.
Service server alarms are described Table 20.
4. Select support for other services by checking service check
boxes according to network requirements.
T A B L E 2 0 M O S VA R F R M I N T E R F A C E DE S C R I P T I O N T A B L E
Parameter
CPU load control
level
Description
Service processor CPU
load control level
(usually the LEVEL1LEVEL6 is configured to
100% to avoid SMSC
congestion)
Example Value
Level 1 = 50
Level 2 = 60
Level 3 = 65
Level 4 = 70
Level 5 = 75
Level 6 = 80
UB max rate
control level
Waiting queue control

level (level 1 to 6)
Level 1 = 6000
Level 2 = 5500
Level 3 = 5000
Level 4 = 4500
Level 5 = 4000
Level 6 = 3500
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Description
Parameter
Message waiting
time control level
Short message waiting

queue time control level
(level 1 to 6)
Example Value
Level 1 = 10
Level 2 =9
Level 3 = 8
Level 4 = 7
Level 5 = 6
Level 6 = 5
Dialog ID load
rate control level
Load rate for dialog ID
control (level 1 to 6)
Level 1 = 90
Level 2 = 85
Level 3 = 80
Level 4 = 75
Level 5 = 70
Level 6 = 65
Package throwing
control level
Normal short message

transmission rate. (level
1 to 6)
Level 1 = 25
Level 2 = 20
Level 3 = 15
Level 4 = 10
Level 5 = 5
Level 6 = 0
Message 3
package throwing
control level
Priority 3 short
messages discarding
rate (level2 to 6)
Level 2 = 20
Level 3 = 15
Level 4 = 10
Level 5 = 5
Level 6 = 0
Message 4
package throwing
control level
Priority 4 short
messages discarding
rate (level 2 to 6)
Level 2 = 20
Level 3 = 15
Level 4 = 10
Level 5 = 5
Level 6 = 0
Transaction
capacity control
level
Processing four short

messages per unit time
is one transaction.(Level
1 to 6)
Level 1 = 500
Level 2 = 500
Level 3 = 500
Level 4 = 500
Level 5 = 500
Level 6 = 500
0
Spare variable(0225)
sendAlertToAIISC
Module
It sends alert to all

AIISC module
Mark of IW/GMSC
selecting local
module links first
Support receipt of
MS
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Unchecked
Checked
It provides support
acknowledge messages
from Mobile Station
(MS)
Checked
Parameter
Description
Cyc of checking
load(0-6000)
Example Value
3000
Whether support
GPRS
It give support to GPRS

network
Unchecked
Whether support
It adopts most efficient

and optimized route for
short message delivery
Checked
Support receipt of
ESME
It provides support
acknowledge messages
from External Short
Message Entity (ESME)
Checked
Whether support
camel
It give support for

CAMEL operations
Checked
optimization route
5. Click Modify button to save changes.

END OF STEPS
Setting Messages Cost

Purpose
Prerequisites
This procedure defines short message cost for special phone

numbers and External Short Message Entities (ESMEs).
Steps

1. Click Operation > FeeCost from
SC configuration
F I G U R E 5 7 S E T M E S S AG E L O S T I N T E R FAC E
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2. Enter ISDN segment in DestAddr text box.

Example: Enter 86137 in DestAddr text box.
3. Enter short message cost against this number in
text box.
FeeCost
4. Click Add button to save short message cost.

END OF STEPS
Configuring ISDN Priority

Purpose
Prerequisites
This procedure defines different priority for ISDN segment to

handle ISDN numbers according to their respective priority.
(CCNDC).
Steps

1. Click Operation > Priority ISDN from
F I G U R E 5 8 PR I O R I T Y I S D N C O N F I G I N T E R F A C E
2. Enter ISDN number in ISDN text box.

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SC configuration
3. Define a priority level in Priority (0-127) text box ranging
from 0 to 127.
4. Click Add button to save ISDN priority.
END OF STEPS
Filtering Black Listed IP Addresses

Purpose
This procedure creates a list of blacklisted IP addresses. It
restricts blacklisted ESME IP addresses accessing the Short

Message Service Center (SMSC).
Prerequisites

Steps

1. Click Operation
> IP
BlackList
Config from SC
F I G U R E 5 9 BL A C K LI S T O F I P I N F O R M A T I O N IN T E R F A C E
2. Enter IP address to be restricted in IP Information
text box.
Example: Enter 192.168.20.139 in IP Information text box.

3. Click Add button to save blacklist IP address information.
END OF STEPS
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Setting User Profile Priority

Purpose
Prerequisites
This procedure defines user profiles priority. All short messages

belonging to that user profile inherits same messaging priority.
3. Configure short message retry scheme. Refer to topic
Configuring Retry Scheme.
Steps

1. Click Operation > UserProfile Priority Config from SC
F I G U R E 6 0 PR I O R I T Y O F US E R PR O F I L E
CONFIG
I N T E R FAC E
2. Select a user profile from UserProfile combo box.

3. Enter a profile starting priority in Priority
according to network policy.
4. Enter a profile ending priority in
network policy.
To text box according to
5. Click Add button to save profile priorities.

END OF STEPS
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From text box
Configuring System Statistics

Parameters
Purpose
This procedure generates system statistics data reports, to
check system performance and statistics periodically.

Prerequisites

Steps

1. Click
Operation
>
Statistic Parameter
from
Statistic parameter
Config interface.
2. On Statistic parameter Config interface, click Operator
Information Config tab to open interface shown in Figure
61.
F I G U R E 6 1 O P E R A T O R I N F O R M A T I O N CO N F I G I N T E R F A C E
i. Enter an operator name in Operator Name text box.

ii. Select operator type from Operator Type combo box.
Example: Select Home from Operator Type combo box.
iii. Click Add button to save operator information.
iv. Select an operator from Operator grid, and enter ISDN
number for this operator in ISDN text box.
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SC

v. Click Add button to save ISDN number for operator.
3. On
Statistic parameter Config interface, click Msc
62.
F I G U R E 6 2 M S C I N F O R M A T I O N CO N F I G I N T E R F A C E
i. On Msc Information Config tab, enter ISDN number for

MSC code in ISDN text box, and click Add button to save
information.
4. On
Statistic parameter Config interface, click ADN
63.
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F I G U R E 6 3 A D N I N F O R M A T I O N CO N F I G I N T E R F A C E
i. Select desired ADN numbers from list according to
network policy, and click Add button to save information

ADN.
5. On Statistic parameter Config interface, click Data
synchronization tab to open interface shown in Figure 64.
F I G U R E 6 4 DA T A S Y N C H R O N I Z A T I O N I N T E R F A C E
i. Click Sync button.

NOTE: Data synchronization interface synchronizes
information with Performance Statistics System to
perform performance statistics.
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END OF STEPS
Setting Alternate Short Message

Service Center (SMSC) Route
NOTE: This function is moved to EMS software. The interface is
there, but is no more used. Refer to manual IW/GMSC Signaling
Gateway Configuration Manual.
Managing Short Message Route

Failure
NOTE:
This function is moved to EMS software. The interface is
Setting Short Message Route Level

NOTE:
Setting Short Message Route

Forward Profile
NOTE: This function is moved to EMS software. The interface is
Setting Short Message Route

Combination
NOTE:
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Setting Short Message Storage Size

Purpose
This procedure defines short message storage size on hard disk
according to number of short messages stored.

Prerequisites

Steps

1. Click Control > SM Data Size from
SC configuration
F I G U R E 6 5 S A V E D SH O R T M E S S A G E S I Z E I N T E R F A C E
2. On Saved Short Message Size

interface change short
message storage size from Number of saved SM scroll bar
according to network policy, and click Modify button to save
changes.
END OF STEPS
Setting Short Message Service

Center (SMSC) Link Status
Purpose
Prerequisites
This procedure configures time and number of check for Short

Message Service Center (SMSC) link status.
Steps
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1. Click Control > Chain State and Check

from SC
configuration interface to open interface as shown in Figure
66.
F I G U R E 6 6 S C L I N K SO N C I G I N T E R F A C E
2. Enter number of times to check link status in Times of Link

Check text box.
3. Enter time interval to check link status in Time interval of
Link Check (unit: second) text box.
4. Click Ok button to save information.
END OF STEPS
Synchronizing Short Message

Service Center (SMSC) Data
Purpose
Prerequisites
This procedure synchronizes Short Message Service Center

(SMSC) configuration data with other modules of the system.
3. Perform Short Message Service Center (SMSC) configuration.
Steps

1. Click Tools > Synchronize
from SC configuration
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F I G U R E 6 7 S YN C H R O N I Z E I N TE R FAC E
2. On Synchronize interface check desired modules for

synchronization according to network policy, and click Sync
button to start synchronization.
NOTE: Synchronized objects include service processor node,
SMPP node, DBI/O, UBC, performance statistics server,
information desk and basic configurations. Objects to be
synchronized can be selected as needed. For example, if only
area configuration is to be modified, it is required to
synchronize MAP, DBI/O, PSERVER, and information desk.
Other items need not to be synchronized to PSERVER.
Synchronization to UBC is required only when database
name and server names are modified. For MAP,
synchronization is required every time when configurations
are modified.
END OF STEPS
Loading Subscriber Information to

Local Office
Purpose
Prerequisites
This procedure loads subscriber information from different

offices into the system.
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(CCNDC).
Steps

1. Click Tools > Load
from SC configuration interface to
open interface as shown in Figure 68.
F I G U R E 6 8 LO A D I N F O R M A T I O N I N T E R F A C E
NOTE:
Subscriber information can
be
individually and together from desired office.
loaded
both
2. On Load Information interface:

i. Select desired office number from
combo box.
Select Office Code
ii. Check Load single subscriber check box to enable

Please input ISDN text box for loading subscriber data
individually.
iii. Select New radio button to perform operation of loading
new subscriber data.
iv. Click Add button to load subscriber information.
END OF STEPS
Backuping Short Message Service

Center (SMSC) Database
Purpose
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This procedure takes database backup for Short Message Service

Center (SMSC) on hard disk to ensure data security.
Prerequisites

3. Perform Short Message Service Center (SMSC) configuration.
Steps

1. Click Tools > Backup / Restore
F I G U R E 6 9 CO N F I G DA T A BA C K U P/ RE S T O R E I N T E R F A C E
2. Select Config data backup radio button from

Config
Backup/Restore
group box and click Ok button to open
Database Backup interface as shown in Figure 70.
F I G U R E 7 0 DA T A B A S E B A C K U P I N T E R F A C E
i. Select desired hard location from Save in combo box.

ii. Enter a name for database backup in File name text box.
iii. Click Save button to start taking database backup.
END OF STEPS
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Restoring Short Message Service

Center (SMSC) Data Backup
Purpose
Prerequisites
This procedure restores Short Message Service Center (SMSC)

database backup to ensure system data security.
3. Take database backup on hard disk. Refer to topic Taking
Database Backup.
Steps

1. Click Tools > Backup / Restore
F I G U R E 7 1 CO N F I G D A T A BA C K U P/ RE S T O R E I N T E R F A C E
2. Select Config data restore

radio button from Config
Backup/Restore
group box and click Ok button to open
Database Restore interface as shown in Figure 72.
F I G U R E 7 2 DA T A B A S E R E S T O R E I N T E R F A C E
i. Select database backup location from Save in combo box.
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ii. Select desired database backup name from database

backup folder and click Open button.
Chapter
Log introduction
This chapter will introduce all kinds of logs of all nodes in smsc.
1. The DB server log

1.1 Where are the logs strored.
The operation logs are stored in the directory of /zxg10/log.
1.2 Which logs are need to check

The following logs need to check:
zxcom.log, zxsc140.log
1.3 How to check the logs

If there are too many error messages in these logs
Chapter
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CDR SERVER
1. The CDR file location.

Pre-pickup files are stored in the directory of M:\FTAM
Post-pickup files are stored in the directory of M:\NEWSMSCBILL
Monitor files are stored in the directory of M:\ NEWSMSCBILL\monibill

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