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Dialogic
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DSI Development Package for Linux - Release Notes Release Notes for V6.10
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Example usage of the new parameter is as follows:
SNRTI:SNRT=1,DPC=200,OPTIONS=0x0004;
2.2 Management Utilities dsictrl, dsistat and dsitrace
This release includes three new management utilities (dsictrl, dsistat &
dsitrace) to assist the user when performing management functions from the
command line.
dsictrl allows control of MTP links, Sigtran links, LIUs and ISUP circuit groups
using a command line interface.
dsistat allows status and measurements to be easily extracted from
individual protocol modules using a command line interface.
dsitrace allows trace masks for individual protocol modules to be
conveniently set using a command line interface.
For a full syntax listing run the tool with the h option.
2.3 TXA binary to run DSI User Parts above TX Series
Boards
This release includes a binary TXA which allows host-based Dialogic
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DSI
User Part protocols to be run above the Dialogic
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TX Series SS7 Boards. This
is of particular use for existing users of deployed TX Series boards that may
wish to run MAP, INAP or IS41 protocols in conjunction with host-based TCAP
and SCCP above MTP3 running on the TX Series board.
Refer to User Guide: Running DSI User Parts Over Dialogic
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TX Series SS7
for full information.
2.4 s7_log - Rolling PCAP Log files
The ability for s7_log to generate capacity limited rolling log files has been
extended to include PCAP format log files.
When generation of PCAP log files is activated using the p option, whenever
either of the two options s or n are activated the PCAP log file will
automatically be in the form of multiple, capacity constrained files with a
numeric suffix.
2.5 s7_mgt - SIGTRAN Link Auto-Activation
s7_mgt has been updated to allow automatic activation of Sigtran
associations to be disabled by the user if not required. The new optional
AUTOACT parameter of the CNSYS command should be set to ‘N’ to disable
auto-activation of Sigtran associations. For example:
CNSYS:IPADDR=192.168.1.20,AUTOACT=N;