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DSI Development Package for Linux - Release Notes Release Notes for V6.03

2.4 s7_mgt –SLS Rotation for M3UA

s7_mgt is capable of activating SLS rotation in accordance with T1.111.5

within M3UA. To achieve this, the ROTATION attribute must be set for the

appropriate network context as shown below:

CNNCI:SS7MD=ANSI,ROTATION=Y;

3 Other Changes

3.1 MBM – End Resources

Previous releases of MBM did not generate a confirmation message for the

MBM_END_RSP and MBM_MSG_END_AS messages. This fault has been

corrected.

3.2 s7_mgt – M3UA Service Indicators

Previous releases of s7_mgt use a fixed configuration for M3UA Service

Indicators such that ISUP (SI=5) and SCCP (SI=3) were always configured.

This could cause problems if all the module message queues were not

processed.

s7_mgt now configures an Adjacent Application Server or Signaling Gateway

in M3UA (M3U_MSG_CNF_SERVER), using only the Service Indicators and

Module IDs for the protocols present in the config.txt configuration file.

If the M3UA-user protocols are to be configured later using messages then

the MTP_USER_PART command should be used to configure the service

indicator and module ID of that protocol.

3.3 s7_mgt – Monitor Links (IPY00080425)

Previous release of s7_mgt would not correctly configure monitoring links if

the MONITOR_LINK command occurred before the MTP_LINK command in

config.txt. This restriction has been removed.

3.4 s7_mgt –32 bit Network Appearances

Previous releases of s7_mgt would reject a Network Appearance value where

the most significant bit (bit 31) was set. This has been corrected allowing any

32bit value to be used.

3.5 s7_mgt –More than 16 TCAP instances

Previous releases of s7_mgt always configured TCAP to use 4 bits in the

transaction_id to identify the TCAP instance. This prevented use of more than

16 TCAP instances in a single system.

This release adds a new optional parameter to the TCAP_CONFIG command

which identifies the maximum instance value to be used. If <max_instance>

is 16 or greater TCAP is configured to use 8 bits for instance information

otherwise it is configures to use 4 bits.