This configuration file is generated by the SS7itty
and contains the CIC (trunks) to Blueworx Voice Response (trunks)
associations.
The syntax is as follows:
Trunk <Blueworx Voice Response Trunk> at <CIC Trunk>
| Filename: |
D7Trunks.cfg |
| Designated Editor: |
SS7itty |
where
- <Blueworx Voice Response Trunk>
- is a one base trunk number that relates to the Blueworx Voice Response trunks.
- <CIC Trunk>
- is a zero base CIC number which is the first CIC of the associated
D7 trunk.
This option defines the association between
Blueworx Voice Response trunks
and SS7 CICs. The CIC must be multiple of the trunk size, that is
0, 32, 64 for E1 and 0, 24, 48 for T1.
- LoopBackSupport = Enable/Disable
- This option indicates whether the voice hardware
can support the Traffic loop back required when a Local COT test is
being performed. Currently only DTTA are supported.
- PointCode = Higher/Lower
- This option indicates whether this SS7 Cluster has a higher or
lower point code relative to the connecting Switch or STP. When set
to Auto, this option is used by the Outbound CIC Allocation feature
.
- StateTableFile = "<FileName>"
- This option defines the Signaling State Table to be loaded. This
in turn defines the SS7 Trunks size and variant.
- ISUPHost=[*"<Host name>" [:<STAYALIVE TRUNK>],]
- This option defines the preference list of host machine names
that are expected to be running the ISUP demon. The parameter is a
quoted list of host machine names with the first name being the preferred
choice. On startup, the custom server will contact each given host
machine in turn until it finds an ISUP demon that accepts the connection.
An error message is generated for each failed connection that gives
the host machine.
<STAYALIVETRUNK> is an optional reference
to define a non-existant ISUP trunk. This is used to ensure that active
connections are present on all SS7 Servers, in case of an SS7 Server
failover.
If the ISUPHost option is not present, the default
host machine is local.