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    1. The document provides steps to activate SIGTRAN for the A interface in the BSC without migrating from MTP. It includes creating logical IP addresses, default routes, association sets between the BSC and MSC, adding SCTP transport addresses, activating associations, creating local signalling points and link sets, adding subsystems, and activating various components. 2. Example configurations are provided, including IP addresses for BCSUs, default static routes, association sets and associations between the BSC and MSC with SCTP transport addresses, local signalling points and link sets, adding SCCP and BSSAP subsystems, and setting broadcast status. 3. The steps conclude with activating the SCCP

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    1. The document provides steps to activate SIGTRAN for the A interface in the BSC without migrating from MTP. It includes creating logical IP addresses, default routes, association sets between the BSC and MSC, adding SCTP transport addresses, activating associations, creating local signalling points and link sets, adding subsystems, and activating various components. 2. Example configurations are provided, including IP addresses for BCSUs, default static routes, association sets and associations between the BSC and MSC with SCTP transport addresses, local signalling points and link sets, adding SCCP and BSSAP subsystems, and setting broadcast status. 3. The steps conclude with activating the SCCP

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    1. The document provides steps to activate SIGTRAN for the A interface in the BSC without migrating from MTP. It includes creating logical IP addresses, default routes, association sets between the BSC and MSC, adding SCTP transport addresses, activating associations, creating local signalling points and link sets, adding subsystems, and activating various components. 2. Example configurations are provided, including IP addresses for BCSUs, default static routes, association sets and associations between the BSC and MSC with SCTP transport addresses, local signalling points and link sets, adding SCCP and BSSAP subsystems, and setting broadcast status. 3. The steps conclude with activating the SCCP

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    Activating SIGTRAN for the A interface in the BSC

    The instructions below are for activating SIGTRAN for the A interface without
    migrating from MTP. If you are migrating from MTP to SIGTRAN, see Migrating
    from MTP to SIGTRAN in the BSC.
    The following figure shows the IP addressing details for a sample configuration with
    symmetric network layout. The configuration in the figure with two BCSU-BSC pairs is
    only an example: in the BSC, you must set an association for all BCSUs because all
    capacity needs to be configured by default.

    Figure 2:
    Example configuration of SIGTRAN for the A interface
    Before you start
    Make sure that the following procedures have been completed before you activate
    SIGTRAN for the A interface:
    The hardware is correctly installed and the interfaces have been created according to
    1.
    the instructions in BSS Integration.
    The interfaces have been created as planned in BSC Site IP Connectivity Guidelines,
    2.
    Operating Instructions.

    Steps

    1.

    Create logical IP addresses for the BCSUs (QRN).

    Create logical IP addresses for the BCSUs (QRN).


    Assign an IP address to each available Ethernet interface. Multihoming requires
    the allocation of IP addresses from separate subnets in the BCSU.
    If a BCSU already has an IP address for the BSC-BSC interface, the same
    1 address can be used at the A interface. For information on the BSC-BSC
    interface, see Connecting and Testing BSC-BSC Interface
    ZQRN:BCSU,0::EL0:10.1.3.36,L,:28:UP::;
    ZQRN:BCSU,0::EL1:10.1.3.52,L,:28:UP::;
    ZQRN:BCSU,1::EL0:10.1.3.37,L,:28:UP::;
    ZQRN:BCSU,1::EL1:10.1.3.53,L,:28:UP::;

    2.

    Define the default routes (QKC or QKM).

    Define the default routes (QKC or QKM).


    You can configure a default route either as a static route (QKC) or as default
    gateway configuration with a local IP address (QKM).
    The recommended configuration is the static route configuration.

    As a static route:
    ZQKC:BCSU,0:: 10.16.143.64,26: 10.1.3.33:LOG:;
    ZQKC:BCSU,1:: 10.16.143.64,26: 10.1.3.33:LOG:;

    ZQKC:BCSU,0:: 10.16.143.128,26: 10.1.3.49:LOG:;


    ZQKC:BCSU,1:: 10.16.143.128,26: 10.1.3.49:LOG:;

    With a local IP address:


    ZQKM:BCSU,0:: 10.1.3.36: 10.1.3.33:LOG:;
    ZQKM:BCSU,1:: 10.1.3.37: 10.1.3.33:LOG:;
    ZQKM:BCSU,0:: 10.1.3.52: 10.1.3.49:LOG:;

    ZQKM:BCSU,1:: 10.1.3.53: 10.1.3.49:LOG:;

    3.

    Create an association set between the BSC and the MSC (OYC).

    Create an association set between the BSC and the MSC (OYC).
    Create an association set for the A interface connection to the MSC. In the
    3 association ( AMSC1), the BSC is the client: the BSC starts negotiating for an
    association and the MSC is waiting for the negotiation.
    ZOYC:AMSC1:C::;

    4.

    Add associations to the AMSC1 association set (OYA).

    Add associations to the AMSC1 association set (OYA).


    Create associations in the AMSC1 association set. The controlling units of the
    association (BCSU-0 and BCSU-1) are in the WO-EX state. The name of the
    4 parameter set is SS7.
    ZOYA:AMSC1:BCSU,0:SS7:;
    ZOYA:AMSC1:BCSU,1:SS7:;
    You can check the associations that you have added with the OYO command.

    5.

    Add the SCTP transport addresses to the associations (OYP).

    Add the SCTP transport addresses to the associations (OYP).


    Add the IP addresses of the sources and destinations to the primary and secondary IP
    5 paths.
    ZOYP:M3UA:AMSC1,0:"10.1.3.36","10.1.3.52",:"10.16.143.71",26,"10.16.143.135",26,:;
    ZOYP:M3UA:AMSC1,1:"10.1.3.37","10.1.3.53",:"10.16.143.72",26,"10.16.143.136",26,:;

    6.

    Activate the associations (OYS).

    Activate the associations (OYS).


    Set the associations to the ACT state.
    ZOYS:M3UA:AMSC1,0:ACT:;
    ZOYS:M3UA:AMSC1,1:ACT:;

    7.

    8.

    Create a local signalling point (NRP).

    Create a local signalling point (NRP).


    ZNRP:NA0,1326,LOCAL,:,::;

    Create the IP signalling link set (NSP).

    Create the IP signalling link set (NSP).


    8 Create the signalling link set to the NA0 network. The destination (DX MSCi)
    signalling point code is 201 and the link ID is 91.
    ZNSP:NA0,201,AMSC1:91:AMSC1:;

    9.

    Create the signalling route set (NRC).

    Create the signalling route set (NRC).


    9 Create the signalling route set with the M3UA parameter set (6) and use the
    highest priority setting (7) for the primary route.
    ZNRC:NA0,201,AMSC1,6,,:,,,7::::;

    10.

    10

    11.

    11

    12.

    Allow the activation of signalling link 91 (NLA).

    Allow the activation of signalling link 91 (NLA).


    ZNLA:91:;

    Allow the activation of the signalling route (NVA).

    Allow the activation of the signalling route (NVA).


    ZNVA:NA0,201:;

    Activate signalling link 91 (NLC).

    12

    13.

    13

    14.

    14

    15.

    Activate signalling link 91 (NLC).


    ZNLC:91,ACT:;

    Activate the signalling route (NVC).

    Activate the signalling route (NVC).


    ZNVC:NA0,201:,:ACT:;

    Create the SCCP service (NPC).

    Create the SCCP service (NPC).


    ZNPC:NA0,3,SCCP:Y:Y,,,,:;
    Add the SCCP and the BSSAP subsystems (FE) to the BSC and the MSC
    signalling points (NFD).

    Add the SCCP and the BSSAP subsystems (FE) to the BSC and the MSC
    signalling points (NFD).
    15
    ZNFD:NA0,1326,1:FE,BSSAP,1,:;
    ZNFD:NA0,201,1:FE,,1,:;

    16.

    Set the broadcast status of the signalling points (OBM).

    Set the broadcast status of the signalling points (OBM).


    16 ZOBM:NA0,1326,FE:NA0,201:Y:;
    ZOBM:NA0,1326,01:NA0,201:Y:;

    17.

    17

    Set the local broadcast status of the SCCP subsystem (OBC).

    Set the local broadcast status of the SCCP subsystem (OBC).


    ZOBC:NA0,201,FE:NA0,FE:Y:;

    ZOBC:NA0,201,01:NA0,FE:Y:;

    18.

    Change the value of the SCCP fault tolerant timer (OCM).

    Change the value of the SCCP fault tolerant timer (OCM).


    Set the value of the SSP_FILTER_TIMER parameter to 11 seconds (110 ms)
    and the value of the Q714_T_STAT_1ST parameter to 5 seconds (50 ms)
    18 taking into account that the filter transport break lasts at most 6 seconds. The
    formula for masking the breaks is the following:
    transport break + Q714_T_STAT_1ST < SSP_FILTER_TIMER.
    ZOCM:1:25,110;
    ZOCM:1:8:50;

    19.

    Activate the SCCP (NGC).

    19

    Activate the SCCP (NGC).


    ZNGC:NA0,201:ACT:;

    20.

    Activate the BSC subsystems (NHC).

    20

    21.

    21

    Activate the BSC subsystems (NHC).


    ZNHC:NA0,1326:FE:ACT:;

    Activate the MSC subsystems (NHC).

    Activate the MSC subsystems (NHC).


    ZNHC:NA0,201:FE:ACT:;

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