Production Configuration
PS and Support Internal Training
Diegem
Imro Landveld
Implementation Practice
7 September 2006
Agenda
Routes
ASP
AS
HSS start-up
peers
Operations Commands
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Planning is Essential!
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GSM Overview
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CDMA Overview
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SS7 Configuration
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Fast-restart does away with the T18 timer (30 secs) before traffic
is allowed between the ITP and the STP.
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Name
Primary (S1)
Mumbai
MUM
ATM4/0/0
Kolkata
KOL
ATM4/0/1
ATM8/0/0
Hyderabad
HYD
ATM4/1/0
ATM8/1/1
Faisalabad
FAB
ATM8/1/0
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Secondary (S2)
Network
Interface
Network ITP1/2
Mask
GSM Sigtran A
9/0/0
97.208.15.104/96
255.255.255.252
GSM Sigtran B
5/0/0
97.208.15.100/108
255.255.255.252
CDMA Sigtran A
5/1/0
97.253.108.128
255.255.255.192
CDMA Sigtran B
9/1/0
97.253.108.192
255.255.255.192
SNMP Operations
5/0/1
97.253.109.0
255.255.255.224
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<Remote_PC>
accounting
gtt-accounting
link 0 <Link 0 Name>
link 1 <Link 1 Name>
Regional STP
Linkset Name
PC
Link 0
Mumbai
M1ITP0nMUMS1
9024
ATM4/0/0
Kolkata
M1ITP0nKOLS1
4416
ATM4/0/1
ATM8/0/0
Hyderabad
M1ITP0nHYDS1
320
ATM4/1/0
ATM8/1/1
Faisalabad
M1ITP0nFDBS1
5952
ATM8/1/0
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Link 1
or as:
Route
acces
M1ITP02HYDS1
avail
M1ITP02KOLS1
avail
M1ITP02MUMS1
avail
M1ITP02FDBS1
avail
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The route to each of the GSM MSCs is defined with one option:
Route
acces
M1ITP02KOLS1
avail
M1ITP02HYDS1
avail
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Network Traffic
Port
Local IP ITP1/2
Local IP ITP1/2
CDMA
15000
97.253.108.134/5
97.253.108.198/9
15010
97.208.15.97/109
97.208.15.105/101
15020
97.208.15.105/101
97.208.15.97/109
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ITP1
cs7 sgmp 15100
local-ip 97.253.108.134
local-ip 97.253.108.198
!
cs7 mated-sg Prod-ITP01 15100
remote-ip 97.253.108.135
remote-ip 97.253.108.199
ITP2
cs7 sgmp 15100
local-ip 97.253.108.135
local-ip 97.253.108.199
!
cs7 mated-sg Prod-ITP02 15100
remote-ip 97.253.108.134
remote-ip 97.253.108.198
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15020 sua
15020 sua
15020 sua
15020 sua
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15020 sua
15020 sua
15020 sua
15020 sua
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Define the ASP for the GSM UAS Voice CAP Traffic:
cs7 asp GS-UAS1-ASP 14001
remote-ip 97.32.12.76
remote-ip 97.32.12.140
!
cs7 asp GS-UAS2-ASP 14001
remote-ip 97.32.12.150
remote-ip 97.32.12.86
!
cs7 asp GS-UAS3-ASP 14001
remote-ip 97.32.12.96
remote-ip 97.32.12.160
!
cs7 asp GS-UAS4-ASP 14001
remote-ip 97.32.12.170
remote-ip 97.32.12.106
15010 sua
15010 sua
15010 sua
15010 sua
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Two are primary PCs and two are backup to other UAS PCs
UAS
Primary PC 1
Primary PC 2
Backup PC 1
Backup PC 2
8431
8441
8432
8443
8432
8442
8431
8444
8433
8443
8434
8441
8434
8444
8433
8442
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Define the ASP for the CDMA FWT Traffic going to UAS1:
cs7 asp PRD-UAS1-PC1 14001
remote-ip 97.253.108.140
remote-ip 97.253.108.204
!
cs7 asp PRD-UAS1-PC2 14001
remote-ip 97.253.108.141
remote-ip 97.253.108.205
!
cs7 asp PRD-UAS1-PC5 14001
remote-ip 97.253.108.142
remote-ip 97.253.108.206
!
cs7 asp PRD-UAS1-PC7 14001
remote-ip 97.253.108.143
remote-ip 97.253.108.207
15000 sua
15000 sua
15000 sua
15000 sua
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Define the ASP for the CDMA FWT Traffic going to UAS2:
cs7 asp PRD-UAS2-PC1 14001
remote-ip 97.253.108.151
remote-ip 97.253.108.215
!
cs7 asp PRD-UAS2-PC2 14001
remote-ip 97.253.108.150
remote-ip 97.253.108.214
!
cs7 asp PRD-UAS2-PC6 14001
remote-ip 97.253.108.152
remote-ip 97.253.108.216
!
cs7 asp PRD-UAS2-PC8 14001
remote-ip 97.253.108.153
remote-ip 97.253.108.217
15000 sua
15000 sua
15000 sua
15000 sua
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Define the ASP for the CDMA FWT Traffic going to UAS3:
cs7 asp PRD-UAS3-PC3 14001
remote-ip 97.253.108.160
remote-ip 97.253.108.224
!
cs7 asp PRD-UAS3-PC4 14001
remote-ip 97.253.108.161
remote-ip 97.253.108.225
!
cs7 asp PRD-UAS3-PC5 14001
remote-ip 97.253.108.163
remote-ip 97.253.108.227
!
cs7 asp PRD-UAS3-PC7 14001
remote-ip 97.253.108.162
remote-ip 97.253.108.226
15000 sua
15000 sua
15000 sua
15000 sua
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Define the ASP for the CDMA FWT Traffic going to UAS4:
cs7 asp PRD-UAS4-PC3 14001
remote-ip 97.253.108.171
remote-ip 97.253.108.235
!
cs7 asp PRD-UAS4-PC4 14001
remote-ip 97.253.108.170
remote-ip 97.253.108.234
!
cs7 asp PRD-UAS4-PC6 14001
remote-ip 97.253.108.173
remote-ip 97.253.108.237
!
cs7 asp PRD-UAS4-PC8 14001
remote-ip 97.253.108.172
remote-ip 97.253.108.236
15000 sua
15000 sua
15000 sua
15000 sua
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GSM SMS AS
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146
146
146
146
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GSM USSD AS
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peers.conf
Each of these entries must agree with the ITP entries to ensure
trouble free operation and failover when required.
The HSS file defines the Sigtran parameters for the stack running
on the UAS
The peers file defines the ITP that act as signalling gateways
Since this course is basically about ITP, we will only provide the
configuration for one UAS in CDMA, and one in GSM.
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There are three start-up files, one for Camel, SMS and USSD.
This is the full start-up file for Camel Voice.
exec ../bin/hssSccpTcapInterface \
-pc 8435 -ssns 146 -rcbase 100 -port 14001 -stps 8439,8440 \
-netaddr 97.32.12.76 -secondary_netaddr 97.32.12.140 \
-retgt 4,0,1,4,919827002400 -peerfile peers-gsm-A.conf \
-rto_init 350 -rto_max 500 -rto_min 200 -rto_init 250 -rto_min 200 \
-rto_max 500 -bundling_time 5 -conntimer 1 -hb_interval 2 \
-tx_buffers 3000 -rx_buffers 3000 \
-assoc_max_retrans 6 -path_max_retrans 3 -inapssns 146 -mapssns 8 \
-retssn 146 -retaddr nonstd -conntimer 5 -maxdids 132000 \
-sendorigaddr true -sleekey 0x01 -retri 0 \
-qos 0x81 -maxSctpModeRetry 10 -hss_stats 0 -rcstep 10 \
-proto INAP >> /IN/service_packages/SLEE/tmp/hssScIf.log 2>&1
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-pc 8435 -ssns 146 -rcbase 100 -port 14001 -stps 8439,8440 \
-netaddr 97.32.12.76 -secondary_netaddr 97.32.12.140 \
-retgt 4,0,1,4,919827002400 -peerfile peers-gsm-A.conf \
Service
PC
Port
Peers
RC
SSN
Primary Net
Address
Backup Address
Voice
843
5
1400
1
100
146
97.32.12.76
97.32.12.140
SMS
843
5
1401
0
110
97.32.12.141
97.32.12.77
USSD
843
5
1402
0
120
97.32.12.142
97.32.12.78
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There are four start-up files on each UAS. Two for the active
Primary PCs and two for the inactive backup PCs. This is the
primary PC 8431 on UAS1 cdmagw_pri_8431.sh
Primary PC 1
Primary PC 2
Backup PC 1
Backup PC 2
8431
8441
8432
8443
8432
8442
8431
8444
8433
8443
8434
8441
8434
8444
8433
8442
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There are four start-up files on each UAS. Two for the active
Primary PCs and two for the inactive backup PCs. This is the
backup PC 8432 on UAS1 cdmagw_sec_8432.sh
Primary PC 1
Primary PC 2
Backup PC 1
Backup PC 2
8431
8441
8432
8443
8432
8442
8431
8444
8433
8443
8434
8441
8434
8444
8433
8442
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Operations Commands
Displays ITP access lists
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