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    This document contains a work order to configure internal associations between an MSC-S blade, four MGWs, a PSTN, and a classical MSC on one side and an SPX on the other side. It lists configuration commands to establish M3UA, SCTP, and IP connections between the entities to enable call routing.

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    This document contains a work order to configure internal associations between an MSC-S blade, four MGWs, a PSTN, and a classical MSC on one side and an SPX on the other side. It lists configuration commands to establish M3UA, SCTP, and IP connections between the entities to enable call routing.

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    Solution Work2.2

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    This document contains a work order to configure internal associations between an MSC-S blade, four MGWs, a PSTN, and a classical MSC on one side and an SPX on the other side. It lists configuration commands to establish M3UA, SCTP, and IP connections between the entities to enable call routing.

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    !**************!

    !Work Order 2.2!


    !**************!
    !******************!
    !MSC-S Blade (BC0) !
    !******************!
    IHCLP:EPID=ALL,SAID=ALL;
    !MGW!
    C7SPI:SP=2-2551,OWNSP=2-3303,NET=IP;
    C7SPI:SP=2-2552,OWNSP=2-3303,NET=IP;
    C7SPI:SP=2-2553,OWNSP=2-3303,NET=IP;
    C7SPI:SP=2-2554,OWNSP=2-3303,NET=IP;
    C7PNC:SP=2-2551,SPID=MGW1;
    C7PNC:SP=2-2552,SPID=MGW2;
    C7PNC:SP=2-2553,SPID=MGW3;
    C7PNC:SP=2-2554,SPID=MGW4;
    C7MLC:SP=2-2551,ML=LONG;
    C7MLC:SP=2-2552,ML=LONG;
    C7MLC:SP=2-2553,ML=LONG;
    C7MLC:SP=2-2554,ML=LONG;
    !IHBII, IHADI, IHASC, M3ASC were already sent them because in this case is reuse
    the same internal associations!
    M3RSI:DEST=2-2551,SAID=IM3SPX390,PRIO=1,
    M3RSI:DEST=2-2552,SAID=IM3SPX390,PRIO=1,
    M3RSI:DEST=2-2553,SAID=IM3SPX390,PRIO=1,
    M3RSI:DEST=2-2554,SAID=IM3SPX390,PRIO=1,

    BMODE=PEER;
    BMODE=PEER;
    BMODE=PEER;
    BMODE=PEER;

    M3RSI:DEST=2-2551,SAID=IM3SPX391,PRIO=1,
    M3RSI:DEST=2-2552,SAID=IM3SPX391,PRIO=1,
    M3RSI:DEST=2-2553,SAID=IM3SPX391,PRIO=1,
    M3RSI:DEST=2-2554,SAID=IM3SPX391,PRIO=1,

    BMODE=PEER;
    BMODE=PEER;
    BMODE=PEER;
    BMODE=PEER;

    M3RAI:DEST=2-2551;
    M3RAI:DEST=2-2552;
    M3RAI:DEST=2-2553;
    M3RAI:DEST=2-2554;

    !******************!
    !SPX1 (CP0)
    !
    !******************!
    nels ! to print the cp name!
    cpls -l ! other option to print the cp name, to get the SPX access!

    !Internal associations between SPX and blades are done!


    !MGW!
    C7SPI:SP=2-2551,OWNSP=2-3390,NET=IP;
    C7SPI:SP=2-2552,OWNSP=2-3390,NET=IP;
    C7SPI:SP=2-2553,OWNSP=2-3390,NET=IP;
    C7SPI:SP=2-2554,OWNSP=2-3390,NET=IP;
    !PSTN!
    C7SPI:SP=2-901 ,OWNSP=2-3390,NET=IP;
    !Classical MSC-S!
    C7SPI:SP=2-2700,OWNSP=2-3390,NET=IP;
    C7PNC:SP=2-2551,SPID=MGW1;
    C7PNC:SP=2-2552,SPID=MGW2;
    C7PNC:SP=2-2553,SPID=MGW3;
    C7PNC:SP=2-2554,SPID=MGW4;
    C7PNC:SP=2-901 ,SPID=PSTN1;
    C7PNC:SP=2-2700,SPID=CLMSC;
    C7MLC:SP=2-2551,ML=LONG;
    C7MLC:SP=2-2552,ML=LONG;
    C7MLC:SP=2-2553,ML=LONG;
    C7MLC:SP=2-2554,ML=LONG;
    C7MLC:SP=2-2700,ML=LONG;
    !GCP!
    !MGW1!
    IHBII:LIP="10.2.111.58"&"10.2.111.122",EPID=EMGSX1,USER=M3UA,SCTPCP,MODE=SERVER,
    LPN=5100;
    !IHAPC:EPID=MGWSPX1, AMR=8, OS=17;
    IHADI:SAID=MGW2551SPX,EPID=EMGSX1,RIP="10.3.8.24"&"10.3.8.152",SCTPCP;
    IHASC:SAID=MGW2551SPX,PROC=ESTB,USER=M3UA,SCTPCP;
    M3ASC:SAID=MGW2551SPX,PROC=ACT;
    M3RSI:DEST=2-2551,SAID=MGW2551SPX,PRIO=1,BMODE=PEER;
    M3RAI:DEST=2-2551,SAID=MGW2551SPX;
    ...
    !ISUP!
    IHBII:LIP="10.2.111.58"&"10.2.111.122",EPID=EISSX1,USER=M3UA,SCTPCP,MODE=SERVER,
    LPN=2919;
    IHADI:SAID=ISUPASXP1,EPID=EISSX1,RIP="10.3.8.27"&"10.3.8.155",SCTPCP; !MGW4 IP A
    DDRESSES!
    IHASC:SAID=ISUPASXP1,PROC=ESTB,USER=M3UA,SCTPCP;
    M3ASC:SAID=ISUPASXP1,PROC=ACT;
    M3RSI:DEST=2-901 ,SAID=ISUPASXP1,PRIO=1,BMODE=PEER ;
    M3RAI:DEST=2-901 ;

    !BICC!
    IHBII:LIP="10.2.111.58"&"10.2.111.122",EPID=EBISX1,USER=M3UA,SCTPCP,MODE=SERVER,
    LPN=2918;
    IHADI:SAID=BICCASPX1,EPID=EBISX1,RIP="10.2.112.58"&"10.2.112.122",SCTPCP;
    IHADI:SAID=BICCBSPX1,EPID=EBISX1,RIP="10.2.112.59"&"10.2.112.123",SCTPCP;
    IHASC:SAID=BICCASPX1,PROC=ESTB,USER=M3UA,SCTPCP;
    IHASC:SAID=BICCBSPX1,PROC=ESTB,USER=M3UA,SCTPCP;
    M3ASC:SAID=BICCASPX1,PROC=ACT;
    M3ASC:SAID=BICCBSPX1,PROC=ACT;
    M3RSI:DEST=2-2700,SAID=BICCASPX1,PRIO=1,BMODE=SERVER;
    M3RSI:DEST=2-2700,SAID=BICCBSPX1,PRIO=1,BMODE=SERVER;
    M3RAI:DEST=2-2700,SAID=BICCASPX1;
    M3RAI:DEST=2-2700,SAID=BICCBSPX1;

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