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DSI Development Package for Linux - Release Notes Release Notes for V5.11

From this release the values are set according to the number of links that

have been configured.

The maximum number of links that s7_mgt is capable of configuring has also

been increased, as shown in the table below:

Dimensioning parameter

Value

Revised

Maximum

Sigtran Links

M3UA Local servers

M3UA Remote Application Server Lists

M3UA Bindings

M3UA Routes from

M2PA Links

2.6 SSD Congestion Handling

Previous releases required the SSD module to be configured as the GCT

congestion module, using either the GCTLOAD command line option -Ci, or

the system.txt command, CONG_MSG. From this release SSD detects

congestion without requiring these notifications so it is no longer necessary to

set SSD as the congestion module.

2.7 Configuration of SCTP management and

maintenance module ids

The support for the Configuration of management and maintenance module

ids as described in Release notes for V5.09, has been extended to the SCTP

and SCTPD modules.

2.8 ISUP - maximum SIF length

A parameter has been added to the ISUP_CONFIG command which allows the

user to specify the maximum SIF length to be used when sending messages

to MTP3 or M3UA. The revised syntax for the command is:

ISUP_CONFIG <res1> <res2> <user_id> <options> <num_grps>

<num_ccts> [<partner_id> [<max_sif>]]

If this parameter is not set the default value of 272 will be used. When

setting this parameter the <partner_id> must also be present or set to zero.

2.9 <options> parameter for SNRLI command

A new optional parameter <options> has been added to the SNRLI command

within the s7_mgt module allowing for run-time options to be added in the

future without the need to further modify the command syntax. The

<options> parameter is a 32 bit field and defaults to zero if not specified. The

contents of this parameter are passed to the M3UA module at run-time.

The full syntax of the SNRLI command is as follows:

SNRLI:SNRL=,SNRT=,SG=,[OPTIONS=];