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ZXSS10 SS1b
SoftSwitch Control Equipment
Data Configuration Guide

TG Interconnection
Version 2.0.1.07
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Serial Number: SJ-20100630164932-011
Contents
About This Manual............................................. I

Declaration of RoHS Compliance ....................... I
TG Interconnection Configuration .....................1
Configuration Overview ................................................... 1
Interconnection Data Planning.......................................... 4
Adding a TG Zone ........................................................... 4
Configuring TG Maximum Capacity.................................... 6
Configuring a Zone on a Processing Board.........................10
Adding a TG Node..........................................................11
Configuring an Office ID .................................................17
H.248/MGCP Protocol Configuration .................................21
Configuring a Property Template ..................................21
Configuring a Package Template ..................................27
Configuring Default Properties .....................................32
Configuring TID NAME of TG Device .............................35
Checking Interconnection ...............................................37
Figures ............................................................ 39
Tables ............................................................. 41
Glossary .......................................................... 43
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About This Manual

Purpose
At first, thank you for choosing ZXSS10 SS1b of ZTE Corporation!

ZXSS10 SS1b is fully compatible with the layered standard NGN
model. It can provide NGN with service call and connection control functions which are required by real-time services. By using
ZXSS10 SS1b, operators can provide users with many kinds of
multimedia services which involve voice, video and data. ZXSS10
SS1b is, therefore, the core of NGN in terms of call and control.
This manual describes the detailed method to interconnect ZXSS10
SS1b with the Trunk Gateway (TG) devices and provides users with
guides to configure the system.
Intended
Audience
Prerequisite Skill
and Knowledge
What Is in This
Manual
Conventions
This manual is intended for
Network planning engineers
Configuration engineers
Equipment installation engineers
Maintenance engineers
To use this document effectively, users should have a general understanding of SoftSwitch system.
This manual contains the following chapter:
Chapter
Summary
Chapter 1, TG Interconnection
Configuration
It introduces TG interconnection
configuration
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Chapter
TG Interconnection
Configuration
Table of Contents
Configuration Overview ....................................................... 1
Interconnection Data Planning.............................................. 4
Adding a TG Zone ............................................................... 4
Configuring TG Maximum Capacity........................................ 6
Configuring a Zone on a Processing Board.............................10
Adding a TG Node..............................................................11
Configuring an Office ID .....................................................17
H.248/MGCP Protocol Configuration .....................................21
Checking Interconnection ...................................................37
Configuration Overview
Background
Located at the joint of PSTN network and IP network, TG (Trunk

Gateway) can access both SS7 and PRI trunk subscribers. It is
mainly responsible for accessing PSTN subscribers to NGN and perform mutual conversion between PSTN voice/fax and IP voice/fax.
Currently, TG generally adopts H.248 protocol to interconnect with
SS control devices.
Figure 1 shows the location of TG in NGN.
FIGURE 1 LOCATION
H.248 Protocol
OF
TG
IN
NGN
H.248 protocol controls and monitors the bearing connection of

MG. Therefore, it abstracted and described the internal objects of
the MG and introduced the concept of gateway connection model.
Connection model refers to the logical entities or objects controlled
by MGC in MG (Media Gateway Controller). Its the core of message exchange between MGC and MG. MGC controls the connection
model on MG by commands and MG reports various information of
the model, including status, parameters and ability.
The basic architecture of the model consists of termination and
context.
1. Termination is a logical entity which can send and receive one
or several kinds of media streams.
It consists of many attribute descriptions which are combined
as a group of descriptive symbols contained in commands, such
as media stream parameters, bearing parameters, and possibly-included Modem. Termination can correspond to a physical
entity or a virtual entity. Once accessed to a gateway, a physical termination can exist permanently (so-called semi-permanent termination), for example, a PSTN trunk interface or a
telephone interface or PBX interface on AG. Meanwhile, a virtual termination (temporary termination) corresponds to an information stream, such as a RTP voice stream. It depends on
calls, once a call is terminated, this voice stream will die out.
In applications, a termination will be allocated a Termination
ID after it has been established.
2. Made up of a group of terminations, context represents the
relations between the terminations in the group.
Chapter 1 TG Interconnection Configuration
One context can include multiple terminations. The maximum

number of terminations varies because the characteristics of
MG services are different. One context must contain one terminal at least; Meanwhile, one terminal can only belong to
one context at a time. If a context contains more than two
terminals, it will describe topological structure and other media mixed/switched parameters.
Overall
Configuration
Relations
Figure 2 show the overall flow of ZXSS10 SS1b configuration. In

deployment, operators can adjust these steps or configuration
items based on actual situation. But this modification must conform to the configuration sequence of basic data-interconnection
data-service data-application data.
The configuration of TG
connection is in the interconnection data stage.
FIGURE 2 ZXSS10 SS1B DATA CONFIGURATION FLOW
Caution:
Add DAS (digital analysis selector) for gateway cluster selection
before configuring interconnection data.
Interconnection Data
Planning
Introduction
Before making interconnections between different devices, information of the two concerned parties must be obtained. Devices
at the SS side need information about the devices at the TG side
, and vice versa. All of the information must be prepared before
interconnection configuration.
Table 1lists TG interconnection configuration plan.
TABLE 1 DATA PLANNING
Configured Items
Planned Value
Remark
TG zone number
TG cluster processing
board
No.3 processing board

is first choice, then is
No. 4
TG node number
TG IP address
101.101.10.10
Provided by TG
TG group number of
the same office ID
Cooperation with TG
PSTN office ID
15
Signaling point coding

of PSTN office ID
6-6-6 (24 digits)
Provided by TG
Protocol type
H248
Basic media control

protocol
SS signaling point
coding
10-10-10 (24 digits)
Provided by SS
Routing symbol
Routing according to
DPC+OPC
Agreed by both
parties
TID NAME
TRUNK1001 to
TRUNK1031
Provided by TG
RTP NAME
RTP1001 to RTP1031
Provided by TG
TG packet template
code
Adding a TG Zone
Prerequisites
NetNumenN31 has been connected to the background database;
Context
You have logged in to the Configure Management interface

of NetNumenN31;
DAS selected by a TG has been established.
This topic describes how to add a TG zone.
Steps
1. Double click
on the Configure Management interface to
open the TG zone window.
2. On the TG zone interface, click
on the upper left interface.
The system prompts the Zone Basic Property Configuration

interface, as shown in Figure 3.
FIGURE 3 ZONE BASIC PROPERTY CONFIGURATION
Table 2 lists the descriptions of the parameters.

TABLE 2 DESCRIPTION
OF
TG ZONE PARAMETERS
Field Name
Description
Zone ID
Add an unused zone number which cannot exceed

the allowed maximum number.
DAS
It is the DAS of the called party. The DAS here

has the lowest priority. If both an user and a
hundreds group fail to be configured with a DAS,
this DAS will be used.
Network Type
It should be consistent with the network type

selected in SoftSwitch property configuration.
LATA
The area code of the city in which the zone is

located.
Office
Language
Choose a language according to region.
Field Name
Description
Passing
Network Type
Select a local network type.
Incoming Call
Right Template
Call right refers to that whether users can make

calls or receive calls under normal condition
and make calls or receive calls when they are
in arrears. This template can be configured on
the interface Service Manage > User Model
Configuration > Call Right Model.
Caller DAS
Do not set this parameter if you do not analyze

the caller number.
Zone Name
The naming rule is as follows: device name_zone

number, such as TG_3.
Zone Type
2TG by default.
Extended
Right Model
No.
Use the extended right model number cited by

users. This is an extension of the Incoming Call
Right Template.
Caller
Authentication
Authenticates the callers.
Full Media
Codec
Capacity
Whether the calls under this zone node need

conversion between coding and decoding.
Domestic TG
Valid in the configuration of TG/SG nodes,

represents the domestic TG device.
International
TG

represents the international TG device.
PBX

represents the user device.
3. After configuring parameters, click the OK button to confirm

the operation.
END OF STEPS
Configuring TG Maximum
Capacity
Prerequisites
NetNumenN31 has been connected to the background database.

of NetNumenN31.
A TG zone has been added.
A related SPC processing board has been added.
Context
This topic describes how to configure the data area capacity of a

TG zone.
The processing board of SS processes calls and protocols by the
unit of zones. It is required to allocate a processing board to the
newly added zone and divide the data area capacity.
Steps
1. Right click ZXSS10 and select Shelf Configuration from the

shortcut menu.
2. Right click an SPC board on the Shelf Configuration interface
and select Data Area Capacity Configuration.
3. Click the Add button. The system prompts the Add Data Area
Capacity Configuration interface, as shown in Figure 4.
FIGURE 4 ADD DATA AREA CAPACITY CONFIGURATION

TABLE 3 DESCRIPTION OF PARAMETERS
CONFIGURATION CAPABILITY 1
IN
ADD DATA CAPACITY
Parameter
Description
Max Calls
For the use of handling users, calculated

according to 0.2 ERL for each line. The call data
area size should be calculated by multiplying the
user capacity with 0.2. For the use of handling
trunks, it is calculated according to 0.7 ERL for
each line, and the call data area size is acquired
by multiplying the trunk capacity with 0.7. That
is, the call data area capacity is equal to the
maximum user capacity * 0.2 plus the maximum
trunk capacity * 0.7. The average Erl is modified
according to the actual conditions of different
areas.
Max Calls of
MGCP
If the data area size allotted to MGCP users is X,

then the H248 data area size is also X.
Parameter
Description
Max Calls of
H248
If the data area size allotted to H248 users is X,

Max Calls of
H323
If the data area size allotted to H323 users is X,

Max Calls of
SIP
If the data area size allotted to SIP users is X,

then the SIP data area size is also X.
Max
Transaction of
SIP
The data area size for the transaction layer of

SIP, which is configured according to the on-site
condition.
Max Reg. of
SIP
The registration data area size for SIP users,

which is configured according to the on-site
condition.
Max Calls of
SCM
Configured according to the ratio of IN calls

(including MAP and CAP) for users. If the ratio is
0.3, then Max Calls of SCM = Max Calls * 0.3.
This ratio can be modified according to the actual
condition.
Max Calls of
INAP
Max Calls of SCM-Data Area for MAP-Data Area

for CAP.
Max Calls of
DSS1
If the call data area size allotted to DSS1 users is

X, then the DSS1 data area size is also X.
Max Calls of
SS7
Configured according to the ratio of the call data

area for SS7 trunk groups of the zone. If the ratio
is 0.3, then this item is calculated by multiplying
Max Calls with * 0.3.
Max Single
Circuit Calls
of SS7
The SS7 single circuit data area refers to the

data area for single-circuit calls. The number of
SS7 single circuits is equal to 0.2 * the number
of total trunk circuits configured.
Percent of
Monitor Data
Section in Call
Data Section
The ratio of the data area (for the listening

service) to the call data area. If the listening
service is not used, it is 0.
Max Subscribe
The maximum data area for the announcement

indicator service.
Fill TG zone number in the Zone blank;

Determined by the position of TG in NGN and its functions,
it is only necessary to configure Max Calls, Max Calls of
H.248, Max Calls of MGCP, Max Calls of SS7, Max Single Circuit Calls of SS7 and Max Multi Circuit Calls of
SS7 (in Capability 2).
4. Click the Capacity 2 tag on the Add Data Area Capacity

Configuration interface. The Capacity 2 view appears, as
shown in Figure 5.
FIGURE 5 ADD DATA AREA CAPACITY CONFIGURATION, CAPACITY 2

TABLE 4 DESCRIPTION OF PARAMETERS
CONFIGURATION CAPABILITY 2
IN
ADD DATA CAPACITY
Parameter
Description
Max Multi
Circuit Calls
of SS7
The SS7 circuit group data area refers to the data

area for the trunk group circuits. The number of
SS7 circuit groups is one quarter of the total trunk
circuits.
Max Calls of
V5
If the call data area size for V5 users is X, the then

V5 data area size is also X.
Max Data
Area for BICC
Configured according to the ratio of calls to the

MSC through the BICC protocol. If there are no
calls to the MSC, it is 0.
Max Data
Area for BICC
CG
The data area size for BICC concurrent calls.
Max Data
Area for PS
The data area for the disaster recovery service.
Max Data
Area for MAP
The MAP data area.
Max Data
Area for MTC
The data area size in the coding/decoding gateway

configuration.
CS_2 CSA
Maximal
Data Area
Used exclusively for the CS_2 service. The

recommended configuration ratio (CSA: CS: LEG)
is 1:3:6.
CS_2 CS
Maximal
Area

recommended configuration ratio of CSA, CS and
LEG is 1:3:6.
Parameter
Description
CS_2 LEG
Maximal
Data Area

recommended configuration ratio (CSA: CS :LEG)
is 1:3:6.
Note:
For a TG zone, Max Calls, Max Calls of H248, Max Calls of
MGCP, Max Calls of SS7, Max Single Circuit Calls of SS7
and Max Multi Circuit Calls of SS7 must be configured.
5. Click the OK button to finish the configuration.
END OF STEPS
Postrequisite
After configuring the capacity of data area, reboot the corresponding SPC board to make it effective.
You have to configure the data area capacity of the standby SPC
board after you have configured that of the active SPC board.
Configuring a Zone on a
Processing Board
Prerequisites
Context

of NetNumenN31.
A related SPC processing board has been added.
This topic describes how to configure a zone on a processing board.

After the data area has been processed, user services, protocols
and authentications of the zone can be processed on the board.
Primary logical processing board and secondary logical processing board form an active and standby relation. when the primary processing board functions properly, it processes the related
disposals; When it cannot function normally, related disposal are
switched to the secondary processing board. Therefore, the primary and secondary boards must be two different boards. If there
are no logical processing boards which form an active/standby relation, choose the same board to process primary and secondary
services, protocols and authentications.
Steps
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1. Right click the added TG icon, and select Zone & Card Configuration.
2. Click the Add button on the Zone & Card Configuration interface. The system prompts the following interface, as shown
in Figure 6.
FIGURE 6 ADD ZONE
AND
CARD CONFIGURATION
3. Fill in Master LSQ ID and Slave LSQ ID.

4. Click the OK button.
END OF STEPS
Result
The configuration has been made successfully. System prompts to

reboot the corresponding SPC board to make the configured data
effective.
Adding a TG Node
Prerequisites
Context
Steps

of NetNumenN31.
This topic describes how to add a TG node, including the IP address

of the node, the protocol port number of the node and the affiliated
zone number.
1. On the Data Configure interface, double click the TG icon.
2. Click
at the upper left corner. The system prompts the TG
Property Configuration interface, as shown in Figure 7.
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FIGURE 7 TG PROPERTY CONFIGURATION

TABLE 5 BASIC PROPERTY
12
OF
TG NODE
Parameter
Description
Node ID
This node ID is the unique number of the gateway

device. You can click the parameter blank to see the
Available Node ID. This should be planned before
configuration.
Device
Type
2TG.
Device IP
Address
The actual IP address.
Device
Domain
Name
If there is no authentication, this can be filled with

any name; If the authentication mode is domain
name authentication or the registration mode is
domain registration, this name should be consistent
with that of the terminal.
Node MAC
Address
If the authentication mode is MAC, this item should

be consistent with that of the terminal. In other
cases, this item can be empty.
Zone ID
Use the zone number the node belongs to.
Node
Name
The naming principle: City Name + Device Type

ID + ID. The city name should be spelled in full
uppercase Chinese letters; The device type ID is the
function type of the device in networks; ID is the
Parameter
Description
number of the similar devices in a city, for example,
NJTG1.
Protocol
Type
Select H.248 or MGCP.
Local Port
Fill 2944 when using H.248; Fill 2427 when using

MGCP.
Peer Port
Fill 2944 when using H.248; Fill 2727 when using

MGCP.
Port Type
Select 1UDP.
IP Version
Select IPv4.
3. After configuring the Basic Property, click the Device Property 1 tag to enter the Device Property 1 view, as shown in
Figure 8.
FIGURE 8 DEVICE PROPERTY 1
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TABLE 6 DESCRIPTION
OF
PARAMETERS
IN
DEVICE PROPERTY 1
Parameter
Description
Protocol
Auxiliary
Property
Select 2Text Format.
Dynamic
Authentication
Select the authentication mode.

0None1MAC2Domain Name3MD5 are
available. If TG registers by IP address, this can
be ignored. Only when TG registers by domain
name can this item be valid.
Static
Configuration
Template No.
Static configuration template provides some

basic parameters with data in H.248/MGCP.
Generally, a default template exists in the
system. If you want to configure another
one, click Static Configuration Template.
See ZXSS10 SS1b Data Configuration IAD
Interconnection for more details.
Device Style
Can be ignored.
Port Number
Enter 1.
Receive Kind
The supported Receive Kind under the OVER

LAP mode. When OVER LAP is selected, this
is valid.
Location
Select whether this node belongs to THIS SS or

PEER SS.
Link Detection
Error Code
The error code returned when link testing fails.
Language Type
Template
Select a language used in this node.
RTP Switch
Whether configure the RTP name. If you select

not to configure it, then it is not necessary to
configure the ITDNAME of RTP.
07 Telecom EC
Switch
If this is selected, the system complies with the

07 Telecom Regulations.
TC Property
Template ID
The default property template ID.
4. Click the Device Property 2 tab. The view appears, as shown

in Figure 9.
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FIGURE 9 DEVICE PROPERTY 2

TABLE 7 DESCRIPTION
OF
PARAMETERS
IN
DEVICE PROPERTY 2
Parameter
Description
Protocol
Compatibility
If this is selected, it indicates compatibility.

Protocol compatibility refers to that whether it is
necessary to configure the conversion between
TerminationID and TID. If they are compatible
with each other, the configuration is not
necessary; If not, the TID conversion property,
text resource type, the meaning of some names
in TerminationID should be configured.
MGCP/NCS
Specialty
Not used currently.
MGCP/NCS
Local
Connection
Not used currently.
Media Server
Inside
If this is selected, this TG device can provide

media server functions.
SG Inside
If this is selected, this TG shares functions of SG.

Only the M3UA related nodes can be configured,
or exceptional alarms will be generated.
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Parameter
Description
Change Net
Function
AG escape function. If the AG node of the called

party is blocked, SS can inform the gateway to
change the net when the caller AG opens this
function. Then this call will be released and AG
will make the call through PSTN. If this is not
selected, the call will be released normally.
IP Address
Duplicate
If this is selected, the device can share an IP

address with other devices.
OVER LAP
Support the OVER LAP mode. If this is selected,

further configurations are needed in Receive
Kind.
Hairpin
If this is selected, HAIRPIN function will be used.
Echo Tag
If this is selected, echo cancelling function will

be used.
VB Play
Not used currently.
Set Mode
of Physical
Termination in
VoIP Call
If this is selected, deliver media transceiving

mode after physical termination has been
established.
Location Update
It is valid only to the MAP users.
Receive Periodic
Charging Pulse
of SS
It is used in 16kc charging function. If this is

selected, SS will generate 16kc charging pulse
periodically and send it to gateway; If it is not
selected, SS will send the calculation method
to gateway and the gateway will generate the
charging pulse periodically.
Fail Code 431

Block Circuit
Whether enable the Fail Code 431 Block

Circuit function. If this is selected, SS will block
the circuit when receiving 431 fail code.
Add Physical
TID with Empty
Signal
If this is selected, MGC will send stop tone and

media preparing to MG simultaneously.
Non-ZTE
Equipment Flag
If this is selected, this terminal is not ZTE

product.
Compatible
Version before
China Telecom
Modem V2.2
If this is selected, the device is compatible with

the devices whose versions are older than China
Telecom V2.2.
Modem Call
New Standard
RTP EC
Controlled by
Gateway
If this is selected, RTP EC is controlled by MGC.
5. Click the OK button to finish the configuration.

END OF STEPS
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Configuring an Office ID
Prerequisites

of NetNumenN31.
Context
This topic describes how to configure an office ID, which includes

the office ID, the signaling point code and the SG index.
Steps
1. Double click the TG zone icon and enter the signaling office ID
interface.
at the upper left.
2. Click the AddCO button
The CO Configuration interface pops up, as shown in Figure

10.
FIGURE 10 CO CONFIGURATION

TABLE 8 DESCRIPTION
Configuration items
OF THE
PARAMETERS
IN
CO CONFIGURATION
Description
Office ID
The ID of this PSTN signaling direction in SS

system.
Office Name
Naming rule: city name + device type number +

number, such as NANJINGJ10.
Office Code
Its recommended to keep it consistent with the

office direction number.
SP Code
The allocated signaling point code in the entire

network.
Region Code
District number, for example, Nanjing is 25.
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Configuration items
18
Description
SP Type
There are 4 SP types: 1-SEP (node at signaling

end); 2-STP (signaling transferring node); 3-STEP
(node at signaling end or signaling transferring
node); 4-IP NODE (node in IP network). Select an
SP type by its actual function in a network.
SG Group
Index
Fill in SG group number of an SG node which

works with this TG node to access PSTN.
SP
Connection
Relation
There are 2 types of SP connection methods:

1-direct connection and 2-semi-direct connection.
Select one according to the connection mode
between signaling office and TG node.
Network Type
Make it consistent with the network type in SS

property configuration.
CCS
Specifications
Common channel protocol standards applied in

this office direction. Select 0-China standard
domestically.
Office
Language
Select 2-English
SP Code Type
Select a signaling point coding mode of this

office direction. Generally, 0-SPC IN 24 BITS is
adopted in China.
Sub-service
Field
Select 8-national network in China or select

0-international network in other countries.
Hop Counter
If Use is selected, the Hop Counter parameter will

be added to SS7 IAM messages.
Local Office
SP Code
Fill in the SP code of the local SS which

interconnects with this office direction.
Used Zone
Fill in the TG zone number affiliated with this office

direction.
User Area
It is used to identify the user area when receiving

a special service call.
Routing Tag
Route selection mode. Select 0Route Selection

on GT or 1-Route Selection on DPC+SSN.
Local GT No.
Fill the GT code used by the local office when

0Route Selection on GT is selected.
Net
Appearance
Some devices need it. Click Net Appearance to

configure the values and select a signaling coding
mode.
CO Is Belong
SS
This is not used by a traditional SS7 office

direction. When SCP and HLR need to support
disaster recovery, this should be selected. After
it is selected, the data of this office direction is
visible to the SS.
Multi Area
Code
Whether the office which interconnects with SS is

in a multi area code environment.
Configuration items
Description
Local-call
Office

a local call office.
National Long
Distance Call
Office

a national long distance call office.
International
Long Distance
Call Office

an international long distance call office.
Test is
Required
If this item is selected, the system will return the

values of Test Code in SS property configuration.
Currently invalid.
Telephone
Currently invalid.
In the Same
Area
Whether the peer office only manages one long

distance region.
ISUP Called
Num Mark F
Whether add F to the tail of the ISUP called

number.
HLR Office
If this is selected, It is the HLR office direction.

The MAP data zone will be selected.
SCP Office
If this is selected, It is the SCP office direction.

The INAP data zone will be selected.
Automatic
Reply ACM
Whether SS makes response to IAM automatically

and sends ACM messages to the peer end.
Send Collect
Call
If this is selected, the forward call indicator

parameter of SS7 IAM messages will carry Collect
Call.
Do Not
Process UCIC
If this is selected, the UCIC messages will not be

responded.
Divide
Operators
Access Code
If this is selected, the access code will be filled in

the TNS parameter of SS7 IAM messages.
Forbid Choose
the Same
Route of One
Office
It is used when selecting a route. When this is

selected, the route which is the same with the
incoming trunk can not be used as the outgoing
route.
Compatible
with Wrong
Redirection
Information
If this is selected, when error occurs to the

forward messages carried by SS7 IAM, the error
can be corrected automatically.
ISNI Function
Intermediate Signaling Network Identification, or

ISNI in short, is defined in standard T1.118-1992
of SCCP. If this is selected, the ISNI function is
supported.
Translation
Node
It indicates that this office direction supports GT

translation in SCCP. Currently invalid.
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Configuration items
Description
IAM(OG)
Contains
Generic Digits
Currently invalid.
Send Caller
ID in INF(OG)
Currently invalid.
ANM Contain
Connected
Number
Currently invalid.
IAM(OG)
Contains
Calling Digits
Currently invalid.
SGM(OG)
Contains
Generic Digits
Currently invalid.
UUI Can Be
Contained
Currently invalid.
Connect
Without Caller
ID (INC)
Currently invalid.
Fill the
Reserved
Bit of SCCP
Address with
1
Currently invalid.
CON Contains
Connected
Number
Currently invalid.
CPU
Congested
If this is selected, after the protocol congestion

control function has been configured, REL
messages of SS7 will carry a parameter of
congestion level.
Indication of
Testing is
Currently invalid.
Send INP/INF
(Do not send
caller number)(INC)
Currently invalid.
3. Click the OK button to finish above configuration.

END OF STEPS
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H.248/MGCP Protocol
Configuration
Configuring a Property Template
Prerequisites
Context
Before configuring property template, meet the following requirements.
NetNumenN31 connects with database.
Operator logs in Configure Management interface.
This topic describes the procedure to configure property template.

Property template includes default incidents, default package,
media SDP description and jitter/gain control parameters in
H248/MGCP protocols. Adopt default values for following parameters and no need to modify property template.
Note:
Adopt self-carried default template for H.248 property template.
This topic mainly introduces the meanings of corresponding parameters. Generally, it is unnecessary to add parameters.
Steps
1. In the Configure Management interface, select Protocol(P)

> H248/MGCP Configuration(M) > Property Model Configuration(T).
The Property Template Configuration dialog box appears.
2. Click the Add(A) button.
The Add Property Template Configuration interface pops
up, as shown in Figure 11.
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FIGURE 11 ADD PROPERTY TEMPLATE CONFIGURATION
3. Fill in the Property Template ID, numbering from 1 (the maximum value is 65535).
4. Other parameters in Event Prop. are shown in Table 9.
TABLE 9 EVENT PROPERTY
Configured
Items
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Instruction
Default Event
Structure
Pulse audio-frequency symbol which indicates

pulse dialing or audio-frequency dialing. 0-NO
indicates only one event detection.
Default
Requested ID
2000
Number of
Default Events
Default Event
Packet Name
Input 9, indicating AL (Analog Line Supervision

Package)
Default Event
No.
Input 5, indicating OF (Offhook)
Length
of Event
Structure
0 or None.
Send 3 AU
Param (it iv
du)
Sends three expansion parameters of the

AU packet. it: The maximum number of
repeatedly playing a kind of announcement;
iv: The time interval of repeatedly playing a
kind of announcement; du: The time duration
of playing an announcement.
5. Select the TDM Prop. tab, as shown in Figure 12, and input
below configuration.
FIGURE 12 THE TDM PROP TAB
TABLE 10 TDM PROPERTY

Configured
Items
Introduction
JIT
The maximum number of jitters, in a range of 0

to 65535.
TDM Gain
Control
Unit is db.
If detailed value and tdmc are configured, then
tdmc/gain=2 could be found in signaling. The
pulse/minus flag is used to indicate a gain is
positive or negative.
Local Control
Valid for MGCP only, used to set some features

of MGCP users when MGCP connections
are established, such as echo suppression,
coding/decoding type. The common format is as
follows: p:20, e:on,s:off,a:G729;PCMA;PCMU
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Configured
Items
Introduction
Name
Name of the property template, which can use

the voice coding name & voice coding name
format, such as G711U, G729, G711A&G729. For
a non-20MS packing time, use G711A10ms to
indicate it.
TDM Gain
Controlling Tag
Indicates a positive/negative gain.
Send
TDMC/EC Tag
to T DM
Sets whether to send the TDMC/EC flag

to physical users. If Yes is selected, the
TDMC/EC=on is sent, indicating the echo
suppression feature is enabled. If No is selected,
then TDMC/EC=off is sent, indicating the echo
suppression feature is disabled.
Send
TDM/Gain Tag
to TDM
Sets whether to send the TDM/Gain flag to

physical users. If TDM/Gain is sent to physical
users, then the is used for gain control; that
is, adjusting the signaling level.
TDMEcho
Cancellation
Switch
If this item is enabled, and if the TDMC packet

is configured, then tdmc/ec =off can be found in
signaling messages. If this item is disabled, then
tdmc/ec=on is found in signaling messages.
6. Select the RTP Prop tab, as shown in Figure 13.

FIGURE 13 THE RTP PROPERTY TAB
For the parameter description, see Table 11.
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TABLE 11 PARAMETER DESCRIPTION-RTP PROPERTIES

Parameter
Description
RTP Gain Control
The RTP gain control value
RTP Gain
Controlling Tag
Sets whether to enable the RTP positive gain

or negative gain.
RTP Echo
Cancellation
Switch
Sets whether to enable the RTP echo

suppression feature.
Send TDM/Gain
Tag to RTP
Sends the TDM/Gain flag to the RTP. The

TDM/Gain parameters, sent to the RTP, are set
in the RTP gain control configuration, which
are used for gain control (that is, adjusting the
signal level).
Send TDMC/EC
Tag to RTP
Sets whether to send the TDMC/EC flag to the

RTP. If Yes is selected, then TDMC/EC=on is
sent to the RTP, indicating the echo suppression
feature is enabled; if No is selected, then
TDMC/EC=off
is sent to the RTP, indicating the echo
suppression feature is disabled.
Virtual Remote
SDP Tag
Enables the virtual remote SDP feature in

conjunction with Virtual Remote IP and
Virtual Remote Port.
Virtual Remote
IP
If this parameter is applied to the cross-domain

short messages (SMS) feature, the SoftSwitch
system constructs a remote SDP according to
the configured IP address and sends it to the
gateway.
Virtual Remote
Port
If this parameter is applied to the cross-domain

SMS feature, the SoftSwitch system constructs
a remote SDP according to the configured port
number and sends it to the gateway.
Send H248.30
plc Property
Sends the PLC packet defined in the H248.30

protocol (the PLC attributes should be
configured).
Send H248.30
gmin Property
Sends the gmin packet defined in the H248.30

protocol (the GMIN attributes should be
configured).
PLC Property
Property value of the sent PLC packet.
GAIN Property
Property value of the sent GMIN packet. The

default value is 16.
7. Click the SDP Prop. one tab and SDP Prop. two tab.
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FIGURE 14 THE SDP PROPERTY1
Presently, a property template in the SS supports a maximum

of concurrent seven SDP description configurations, including
AUDIO, FAX, VIDEO, DATA, MGCP/NCS, ISDN Tran and
ZTE Hairpin. The carried media parameter information varies
with the SDP types. For different services, add different
SDP description information. For example, if 6ISDN Tran
is added, then the CLEARMODE line is added in the SDP
descriptor, and the CRBT APP can use this coding to identify
video calls and determine whether to trigger the video CRBT,
as shown in Figure 15.
FIGURE 15 THE SDP DESCRIPTION INFORMATION
The SDP description should be in a correct format, without any

redundant spaces or space lines. The text-format SDP descrip-
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tion, valid for H.248 only, is used to set all of the coding/decoding properties the user can support.
The SDP description includes the version number, packing cycle
and coding method. The format is as follows.
v=0
c=IN IP4 $
m=audio $ RTP/AVP 18
a= ptime:20
Of these parameters,
m=audio$ RTP/AVP 0 represents G.711 law compression coding
m=audio$ RTP/AVP 8 represents G.711 A law compression
coding
m=audio$ RTP/AVP 4 represents G.721 compression coding
m=audio$ RTP/AVP 18 represents G.729 compression coding
a=ptime:20 refers to the time interval to zip a compression
packet is 20ms.
For the description of other parameters, see Table 12.
TABLE 12 PARAMETER DESCRIPTION-OTHER SDP PROPERTIES
Parameter
Description
Filter
Parameters
a=X
Sets whether to filter the a=X- parameter.
Change
Multi-M Row
of SDP
If the SDP has multiple M lines, sets whether to

convert these lines.
Name of null
NO. table with
brackets
If the digit number (DN) table is empty, sets

whether to contain a bracket in the table name.
SDP Media
Flow Selection
Sets whether to enable the SDP media stream

selection feature. If the SDP has multiple m lines,
and if this item is selected, the first m lines are
reserved, and the rest of m lines are removed.
8. Click the OK button to finish configuration.

END OF STEPS
Result
Configure property template successfully.
Configuring a Package Template

Prerequisites
NetNumenN31 has been connected to the database
You have logged in to the Configure Management interface.
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Context
This topic describes how to configure package template.

Package template refers to a collection of H248/MGCP protocol
packages. IAD/TG/AG devices of different vendors support varied
protocol packages. As a result, different package templates become a necessity for varied requirement.
Steps
1. On the Data Configure interface, select Protocol(P) >

H248/MGCP Configuration(M) > Package Model Configuration(K).
The Package Model Configuration interface pops up, as
shown in Figure 16.
FIGURE 16 PACKAGE TEMPLATE CONFIGURATION WINDOW
2. Click the Add(A) button.

The Add Package Model Configuration interface pops up,
as shown in Figure 17.
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FIGURE 17 ADD PACKET TEMPLATE WINDOW
3. Fill in Packet Template ID, numbering from 1.

4. In actual project, perform the following operations to meet the
requirements of interconnection device types, as listed in Table
13.
TABLE 13 ADD NEW PACKAGE TEMPLATE
Purpose
Operation
Configure IAD
package template
Select 2, 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 241, 13,

244, 7, 242 packet number in turn. Name
is IAD.
Configure TG
package template
Select 2, 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 245, 8, 9, 10, 11, 241,

13, 244, 7, 242 packet number. Name is TG.
Configure AG
package template
Select 2, 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 245, 8, 9, 10, 11, 241,

13, 244(60), 7, 242, 256 packet number in
turn. Name is AG.
Configure MSG
9000 package
template
Select 5, 245, 7, 10, 11, 13, 255 packet

number in turn. Name is MSG 9000.
For the meanings of common packet templates, see Table 14.
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TABLE 14 COMMON PACKET TEMPLATE MEANINGS
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Packet
Template
Meaning
1H248Generic
Used for the PBX multi-select group only.

Detects if the process of sending digit numbers
(DNs) is complete.
2H248ROOT
If this item is configured, then some default

values (such as the maximum number of
contexts and maximum number of TIDs for
each context) are sent to the MG when the
gateway registers.
5H248DG
Used for PBX sending DNs.
6H248DD
Used for the gateway reporting DNs.
7H248CG
Used for playing basic tones, such as dial tone,

ring-back tone and busy tone.
9H248AL
Used for onhook/offhook, hookflash and

ringing.
10H248CT
Used for continuity detection.
11H248NT
Used for detecting the RTP status.
13H248TDMC
If the property template is configured with

parameters related to TDMC gain or echo
suppression, then this item should be selected.
19H248IPFAX
Used for T38 faxing. To perform full control on

SS faxing, configure this item.
36H248XCG
Used for playing tones (and some special

tones). If this item is configured, xcg/roh is
sent when howl plays.
41H248_CHP
The congestion packet, which can be configured

with the congestion threshold. The SS detects
the congestion event of the root node. If the
congestion threshold is exceeded, the gateway
reports the congestion event, and the SS starts
to handle calls according to the specified policy.
42H248CONFTN
Used for the conference service.
59ALERT
The ringing packet or call wait-tone packet.
60ANDISP
The caller ID display packet
62H248BCASADDR
The packet used for CAS calls, which carries

type A signals.
63H248BCAS
The basic CAS packet, including seizure and

answer. For CAS users, it is required to fill in
default events of the default property template
with different detection events.
Packet
Template
Meaning
123H248ICAS
The international CAS packet, used for

detecting forward release and backward release
in CAS signaling.
240H248R2
The R2 packet, used for detecting number

receiving and other attributes.
69IT
The heartbeat packet. It is necessary to

configure the heartbeat detection event for
the ROOT node. After the gateway registers,
the SoftSwitch sends the heartbeat detection
event, and the gateway periodically reports
according to the time set by the SoftSwitch.
241H248MFD
Used for pulse number receiving.
242H248XAL
The anti-polarity packet, which is sent when

the conversation begins. Upon receipt of the
packet, the system starts the billing process.
244H248_FSK
The caller ID display packet, which is consistent

with the andisp packet. This is a ZTE private
packet, which works for ZTEs gateways only.
To implement the caller ID display feature by
interconnecting other devices, configure the
andisp packet.
245H248_AU
The packet that plays tones. The configuration

of this packet should be performed before the
configuration of the cg packet. Upon receipt
of the packet, the media server starts to play
tones. The packet should not be configured in
the IAD packet templates.
246IPCTX
Used for the console service, which sends DNs

and Centrex group information.
247H248_CNT
Used for the cross-network feature.
248H248_AUTH
The authentication packet. If this item

is configured, and the authentication is
applied, the SoftSwitch periodically sends the
authentication detection event. If the gateway
does not pass the authentication, the SS forces
the gateway to exit the service.
249DIFFSERV
Used for the service controlling media.
255RTCP
Used for QoS statistics. When the conversation

begins, the calling/called parties receive a
message indicating the statistical process
starts. If the QoS feature is required, this
packet should be configured; and meanwhile,
in the configuration of global services, select
the parameter in association with the QoS
statistics feature.
256H248_ISDN
Used for ISDN calls.
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END OF STEPS
Result
Configure package template successfully.
Configuring Default Properties

Prerequisites
Context
NetNumenN31 has been connected to the database
You have logged in to the Configure Management interface.
A property template and a package template have been configured.
This topic describes how to configure the default properties.

Configuring default properties of the gateway refers to specifying the property template flag and packet template flag for the
IAD/TG/AG and other gateway devices.
Steps
1. Select Protocol (P) > H248/MGCP Configuration (M) >

TID Default Properties Configuration.
The TID Default Properties Configuration interface pops
up, as shown in Figure 18.
FIGURE 18 CONFIGURE TID DEFAULT PROPERTIES WINDOW
2. Click the Add button.

The Add TID Default Properties interface pops up, as shown
in Figure 19.
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FIGURE 19 ADD DEFAULT PROPERTIES WINDOW
3. Perform following operations according to the requirement of

different device types, as shown in Table 15.
TABLE 15 ADDING DEFAULT PROPERTIES
OF
DIFFERENT DEVICE TYPES
Purpose
Operation
Configure the
default property
template of IAD
i.
For the IAD device using the H248

protocol, select 1-Subscriber, 3-RTP
and 8ROOT from the Terminal Type
drop-down list. For the IAD device using
the MGCP protocol, only the default
properties of 1Subscriber should be
set.
ii.
Click the Property Template ID

parameter box, and select the configured
Property Template ID.
iii. Click the Packet Template ID parameter

box , and select the configured Packet
Template ID.
Configure the
default property
template of TG
i.
Select 2-TRUNK or 3-RTP in Terminal

Type.
ii.
Click parameter frame and select the

configured Property Template ID.
iii. Click parameter frame and select the

configured Packet Template ID.
Configure the
default property
template of AG
i.
Select 1-SUBSCRIBER or 3-RTP in

Terminal Type.
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Purpose
Operation
ii.


Configure the
default property
template of MSG
9000
i.
Select 2-TRUNK or 3-RTP in Terminal

Type.
ii.


Note:
If Default Property is selected, then the MGC sends a

default event value to the MG.
After selecting a terminal type, click OK, and then add another terminal type.

END OF STEPS
Result
Configure default properties successfully. Here take IAD device for

example, add 1-SUBSCRIBER and 3-RTP in Terminal Type.
Figure 20 shows the configuration result.
FIGURE 20 DEFAULT PROPERTY CONFIGURATION COMPLETION
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Configuring TID NAME of TG Device

Prerequisites
NetNumenN31 has been connected to the database;
You have logged in to the Configure Management interface;
The node number of the TG has been added.
Context
This topic describes how to configure a TID NAME of a TG device.
Steps
1. On the Configure Management interface, select Service

Manage(S) > TID NAME Configuration(I).
2. On the TID NAME Configuration interface, click the Add(A)
button and select Add TID Name.
3. Configure the TID NAME of RTP resources, as shown in Figure
21.
FIGURE 21 TID NAME
OF
RTP RESOURCE

TABLE 16 TID PARAMETERS DESCRIPTION
Parameter
Description
MG Resource
Name
It must be the same with the RTP resource name

configured in protocol terminal of TG side.
Node No.
Fill in the node number of TG device.
MG Resource
Type
Select 13-RTP to add RTP resource.
Group No.
It can be empty when adding RTP resource.
No. in Group
It can be empty when adding RTP resource.
Start Number
The start number of the last digit of this resource.
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Parameter
Description
End Number
The end number of the last digit of this resource.
Number
Length
The auto-numbering length of the last digit of this

resource.
Resource
Number
The terminal number of a One-number-multiplephone service. It is valid only for H.263.
Show Default
Value
If enable the default values. When this is selected,

the default start number, end number and number
length will be applied.
Note:
If you select 1 Do Not Use for RTP Switch, you do not have
to configure the TIDNAME of RTP resource.
4. After adding TID NAME, click the Add button and select Add
TID NAME on the TID NAME Configuration interface to add
more TID NAME of trunk resources, as shown in Figure 22.
FIGURE 22 ADD TID NAME
OF
TRUNK RESOURCES
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TABLE 17 DESCRIPTION
OF THE
PARAMETERS
IN
ADDING TID NAME
Parameter
Description
MG Resource
Name
It must be the same with the RTP resource name

configured in protocol terminal of TG side so as
to guarantee that the CIC of SS, TG and PSTN
can correspond to each other.
Node No.
Fill in the node number of TG device.
MG Resource
Type
Select 1Logical Trunk Circuit.
Group No.
Fill the trunk group number when configuring

trunk circuit resource.
No. in Group
Fill the resource number of this trunk group.
Start Number
The start number of the last digit of this resource.
End Number
The end number of the last digit of this resource.
Number Length
The auto-numbering length of the last digit of

this resource.
Resource No.
The terminal number of a One-number-multiplephone service. It is valid only for H.263.
Show Default
Value
If enable the default values. When this is

selected, the default start number, end number
and number length will be applied.
5. Click the OK button to finish the configuration

END OF STEPS
Checking Interconnection
Introduction
Check whether the two interconnected parties can communicate

with each other and provide services successfully.
Physical Check
On the NetNumen NM interface, right click SS NE and select Diagnose Management from the shortcut menu, then select Instant
Test > Net Detect on the popup interface, finally click the Detect
button.
Result: Accessibility of physical connection is shown in Figure 23.
37
FIGURE 23 NET DETECT
Command Mode
Right click SS NE and select Command Line Terminal to enter

the CLI Console interface, enter command 5004:Module number
to query TG node status (Module number=SPC logical board number of TG node-2), if the reply contains: MG STATE is IN SERVICE, as shown in Figure 24, it indicates that the interconnection
is successful.
FIGURE 24 CHECKING TG INTERCONNECTION STATUS
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Figures
Figure 1 Location of TG in NGN............................................. 2

Figure 2 ZXSS10 SS1b Data Configuration Flow ...................... 3
Figure 3 Zone Basic Property Configuration ............................ 5
Figure 4 Add Data Area Capacity Configuration ....................... 7
Figure 5 Add Data Area Capacity Configuration, Capacity 2 ...... 9
Figure 6 Add Zone and Card Configuration ............................11
Figure 7 TG Property Configuration ......................................12
Figure 8 Device Property 1..................................................13
Figure 9 Device Property 2..................................................15
Figure 10 CO Configuration .................................................17
Figure 11 Add Property Template Configuration......................22
Figure 12 The TDM Prop Tab ...............................................23
Figure 13 The RTP Property Tab ...........................................24
Figure 14 The SDP Property1 ..............................................26
Figure 15 The SDP Description Information ...........................26
Figure 16 Package Template Configuration Window ................28
Figure 17 Add Packet Template Window ................................29
Figure 18 Configure TID Default Properties Window................32
Figure 19 Add Default Properties Window..............................33
Figure 20 Default Property Configuration Completion ..............34
Figure 21 TID NAME of RTP Resource ...................................35
Figure 22 Add TID Name of Trunk Resources .........................36
Figure 23 Net Detect..........................................................38
Figure 24 Checking TG Interconnection Status.......................38
39
40
Tables
Table 1 Data Planning ......................................................... 4

Table 2 Description of TG Zone Parameters ........................... 5
Table 3 Description of Parameters in Add Data Capacity
Configuration Capability 1 .................................... 7
Table 4 Description of Parameters in Add Data Capacity
Configuration Capability 2 .................................... 9
Table 5 Basic Property of TG Node .......................................12
Table 6 Description of Parameters in Device Property 1 ...........14
Table 7 Description of Parameters in Device Property 2 ...........15
Table 8 Description of the Parameters in CO Configuration.......17
Table 9 Event Property .......................................................22
Table 10 TDM Property .......................................................23
Table 11 Parameter Description-RTP Properties ......................25
Table 12 Parameter Description-Other SDP Properties.............27
Table 13 Add New Package Template ....................................29
Table 14 Common Packet Template Meanings ........................30
Table 15 Adding Default Properties of Different Device Types ...33
Table 16 TID Parameters Description ....................................35
Table 17 Description of the Parameters in Adding TID Name ....37
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42
Glossary
AG
- Access Gateway
CAS
- Channel Associated Signaling
DPC
- Destination Point Code
IAD
- Integrated Access Device
IP
- Internet Protocol
MG
- Media Gateway
MGC
- Media Gateway Controller
MGCP
- Media Gateway Control Protocol
NGN
- Next Generation Network
OPC
- Origination Signaling Point Code
PRI
- Primary Rate Interface
PSTN
- Public Switched Telephone Network
RTP
- Real-time Transport Protocol
SPC
- System Protocol Control (card)
SS
- Soft Switch
TDM
- Time Division Multiplexing
TG
- Trunk Gateway
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