Sjzl20060464-ZXSS10 SS1b (V2.0.1) Command Manual—Operation, Maintenance and Billing_32599

ZXSS10 SS1bSoftswitch Control Equipment

Command Manual Operation, Maintenance and Billing

Version 2.0.1

ZTE CORPORATION ZTE Plaza, Keji Road South, Hi-Tech Industrial Park, Nanshan District, Shenzhen, P. R. China 518057 Tel: (86) 755 26771900 800-9830-9830 Fax: (86) 755 26772236 URL: http://support.zte.com.cn E-mail: [email protected]

LEGAL INFORMATION Copyright © 2005 ZTE CORPORATION. The contents of this document are protected by copyright laws and international treaties. Any reproduction or distribution of this document or any portion of this document, in any form by any means, without the prior written consent of ZTE CORPORATION is prohibited. Additionally, the contents of this document are protected by contractual confidentiality obligations. All company, brand and product names are trade or service marks, or registered trade or service marks, of ZTE CORPORATION or of their respective owners. This document is provided “as is”, and all express, implied, or statutory warranties, representations or conditions are disclaimed, including without limitation any implied warranty of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title or non-infringement. ZTE CORPORATION and its licensors shall not be liable for damages resulting from the use of or reliance on the information contained herein. ZTE CORPORATION or its licensors may have current or pending intellectual property rights or applications covering the subject matter of this document. Except as expressly provided in any written license between ZTE CORPORATION and its licensee, the user of this document shall not acquire any license to the subject matter herein. The contents of this document and all policies of ZTE CORPORATION, including without limitation policies related to support or training are subject to change without notice.

Revision History

Date Revision No. Serial No. Description

2005/07/08 R1.0 sjzl20060464

ZTE CORPORATION Values Your Comments & Suggestions! Your opinion is of great value and will help us improve the quality of our product documentation and offer better services to our customers.

Please fax to: (86) 755-26772236; or mail to Publications R&D Department, ZTE CORPORATION, ZTE Plaza, A Wing, Keji Road South, Hi-Tech Industrial Park, Shenzhen, P. R. China 518057.

Thank you for your cooperation!

Document Name

ZXSS10 SS1b (V2.0.1) Softswitch Control Equipment Command Manual — Operation, Maintenance and Billing

Product Version V2.0.1 Document

Revision Number R1.0

Equipment Installation Date

Presentation: (Introductions, Procedures, Illustrations, Completeness, Level of Detail, Organization, Appearance)

Good Fair Average Poor Bad N/A

Accessibility: (Contents, Index, Headings, Numbering, Glossary)


Your evaluation of this documentation

Intelligibility: (Language, Vocabulary, Readability & Clarity, Technical Accuracy, Content)


Your suggestions for improvement of this documentation

Please check the suggestions which you feel can improve this documentation: Improve the overview/introduction Make it more concise/brief

Improve the Contents Add more step-by-step procedures/tutorials

Improve the organization Add more troubleshooting information

Include more figures Make it less technical

Add more examples Add more/better quick reference aids

Add more detail Improve the index

Other suggestions

__________________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________

# Please feel free to write any comments on an attached sheet.

If you wish to be contacted regarding your comments, please complete the following:

Name Company

Postcode Address

Telephone E-mail

This page is intentionally blank.

Contents

About this Command Manual....................................................................ix Purpose of this Command Manual ........................................................................... ix Typographical Conventions......................................................................................x Mouse Operation Conventions................................................................................. xi Safety Signs.......................................................................................................... xi How to Get in Touch ..............................................................................................xii

Customer Support..................................................................................................................xii Documentation Support..........................................................................................................xii

Chapter 1...................................................................................13

Overview.................................................................................................. 13 Overview .............................................................................................................13 MML Command Startup and GUI Description...........................................................14 Man-machine Command Format............................................................................17 Uses and Operations of Man-Machine Commands....................................................17 Outputs of Man-Machine Commands......................................................................17

Chapter 2...................................................................................21

Man-Machine Command Index............................................................... 21 Authority Log Commands......................................................................................21 Traffic Measurement Commands............................................................................23 Signaling Tracing Commands.................................................................................25 Billing Commands.................................................................................................27 Alarm Commands.................................................................................................29

Chapter 3...................................................................................31

Authority Log........................................................................................... 31 Command Number: 2100 Operator Login ..............................................................31 Command Number: 2100 Logout_Operator............................................................32 Command Number: 2103 Modify_Operator Password..............................................33

Command Number: 2104 Show_Operator’s Authority .............................................34 Command Number: 2106 Modify_Operator Password..............................................34 Command Number: 2107 Add_Operator ................................................................35 Command Number: 2108 Delete_Operator.............................................................36 Command Number: 2109 Add_Operator Right........................................................37 Command Number: 2110 Grant_Operator Right .....................................................38 Command Number: 2111 Reduce_Operator Rights .................................................39 Command Number: 2112 Set_Token Check Information .........................................40 Command Number: 2113 Set_Operator System Information ...................................41 Command Number: 2114 Show_Operator System Information ................................42 Command Number: 2115 Show_Login Operator Information ...................................43 Command Number: 2116 Show_Operator Right .....................................................44 Command Number: 2117 Logout_Login of Other Operator.......................................48 Command Number: 2118 Show_Token Check Information ......................................49 Command Number: 2200 Show_Operator Log Summary.........................................50 Command Number: 2201 Show_Operator Log Details .............................................51 Command Number: 2202 Delete_Operator Log.......................................................52

Chapter 4...................................................................................55

Traffic Measurement ............................................................................... 55 Command Number: 2300 Register_Measurement Task...........................................55 Command Number: 2301 Show_Tmeasurement Task Information ...........................59 Command Number: 2302 Delete a Task.................................................................60 Command Number: 2303 Query_Task Result .........................................................61 Command Number: 2304 Define_Measurement Compound Entity............................64 Command Number: 2305 Show_Tmeasurement Entity Information..........................66 Command Number: 2306 Delete_Measurement Compound Entity............................69 Command Number: 2307 Define_Measurement Object Group..................................71 Command Number: 2308 Display_Measurement Object Group ................................76 Command Number: 2309 Delete_Measurement Object Group..................................79 Command Number: 2310 Show_Tmeasurement Task Status...................................81 Command Number: 2320 Register_Instant Traffic..................................................82 Command Number: 2321 View_Instant Traffic........................................................84 Command Number: 2322 Delete_Instant Traffic .....................................................85 Command Number: 2330 Register_QoS Instant Measurement Task ........................86 Command Number: 2331 Show the Information of QoS Instant Tmeasurement Task 89 Command Number: 2332 Delete QoS Instant Measurement Task............................90 Command Number: 2352 Configure_Data Clearing .................................................91 Command Number: 2355 View_Busy Hours Call Attempt.........................................92

Command Number: 2356 Set_Task Entity Threshold...............................................93 Command Number: 2357 Activate_Deactivate_Task ...............................................94 Command Number: 2361 Redirect the Measurement Task Maintenance Console .......95 Command Number: 2362 Redirect the Instant Traffic Maintenance Console...............96 Command Number: 2363 Redirect the QoS Measurement Task Maintenance Console 97

Chapter 5...................................................................................99

Signaling Tracing..................................................................................... 99 Signaling Tracing Man-machine Commands............................................................99

Input Parameter....................................................................................................................99 Output result.........................................................................................................................99

Command Number: 2501 Show_Tracing Task List................................................. 100 Command Number: 2502 Cancel_Tracing............................................................. 101 Command Number: 2510 Trace_MGCP Node........................................................ 102 Command Number: 2511 Trace_MGCP Specified User Number .............................. 104 Command Number: 2512 Trace_MGCP Specified Trunk......................................... 105 Command Number: 2513 Trace_H248 Node......................................................... 106 Command Number: 2514 Trace_H248 Specified User Number............................... 109 Command Number: 2515 Trace_H248 Specified Trunk.......................................... 110 Command Number: 2516 Trace the SIP According to the Module ........................... 111 Command Number: 2517 Trace SIP Error............................................................. 112 Command Number: 2518 Trace the SIP According to the URL................................ 113 Command Number: 2519 Trace_SCTP ................................................................. 114 Command Number: 2520 Trace_M3UA ................................................................ 115 Command Number: 2521 Trace_SS7UP Specified CIC........................................... 116 Command Number: 2522 Trace_SS7UP Specified User Number............................. 117 Command Number: 2526 Trace the Q931 Protocol According to the Node............... 118 Command Number: 2527 Trace the IUA Protocol According to Link Number............ 119 Command Number: 2528 Trace SCCP.................................................................. 120

Chapter 6.................................................................................121

Billing..................................................................................................... 121 Command No.: 2820 Show Tone File.................................................................. 121 Command Number: 2821 Dump_Bill.................................................................... 122 Command Number: 2870 Set_Billing Alarm Threshold........................................... 123 Command Number: 2871 Delete_Bill ................................................................... 124 Command Number: 2872 Set_Bill Automatic Deletion ........................................... 124 Command Number: 2880 Configuration Information Reloading .............................. 125

Command Number: 2881 Check Fixed Timer........................................................ 126 Command Number: 2882 Check Sending Buffer Area............................................ 127 Command Number: 2885 Backup_Billing Data Table ............................................. 127 Command Number: 2886 Recovery_Billing Data Table .......................................... 128 Command Number: 2887 Delete_Bill File Output Path ........................................... 129 Command Number: 2888 Display_Bill File Output Path.......................................... 130 Command Number: 2889 Display and Configure_Bill File Mode .............................. 132 Command Number 2891 Set_Bile Database Parameter ......................................... 133 Command Number: 2897 Configure and Display_Bill File Group Output .................. 134 Command Number: 2898 Configure and Display_Derivative Trunk Bill .................... 135 Command Number: 2899 Configure and Display_Bill File Generation Mode.............. 136

Chapter 7.................................................................................141

Alarm ..................................................................................................... 141 Command Number: 2426 Query_Current Alarm ................................................... 141

Abbreviations .............................................................................143

Figures........................................................................................147

Tables .........................................................................................149

Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION ix

About this Command Manual

ZXSS10 SS1b (V2.0.1) Softswitch Control Equipment Command Manual describes various MML commands used during operation and maintenance, thus providing you with a real-time help. It is one of the manuals required for device commissioning and maintenance.

Depending on the type of command, ZXSS10 SS1b (V2.0.1) Softswitch Control Equipment Command Manual consists of four volumes:

ZXSS10 SS1b (V2.0.1) Softswitch Control Equipment Command Manual—Data configuration describes all the commands related to data configuration.

ZXSS10 SS1b (V2.0.1) Softswitch Control Equipment Command Manual—Operation Support describes all the commands related to system control and operation support.

ZXSS10 SS1b (V2.0.1) Softswitch Control Equipment Command Manual—Protocol describes all the commands related to protocol modules.

ZXSS10 SS1b (V2.0.1) Softswitch Control Equipment Command Manual—Operation, Maintenance and Billing describes all the commands related to traffic measurement, authority log, signaling tracking, alarm and billing operation.

In each volume, Chapter 2 is an index. You can retrieve a command quickly according to its number, functions, or type.

Purpose of this Command Manual This manual describes the commands related to operation and maintenance. This manual consists of seven chapters.

Chapter 1 Overview describes the man-machine interface, MML format, and command input & output.

Chapter 2 Man-machine Command Index provides assistance for retrieving a command. You can quickly retrieve a command according to its number, function, or type.

ZXSS10 SS1b (V2.0.1) Command Manual Operation, Maintenance and Billing

x Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION

The following chapters describe various man-machine commands used in daily maintenance in detail, including their names, functions, levels, format, and parameters. In addition, each command is exemplified.

Chapter 3 Authority Log describes authority log commands, operation authority management and log management.

Chapter 4 Traffic Measurement describes various traffic measurement commands, including query, registration, and cancellation of various traffic measurement tasks.

Chapter 5 Signaling Tracing describes various signaling tracing commands, including tracing, query and cancellation of various protocols.

Chapter 6 describes billing commands.

Chapter 7 describes alarm query commands.

Typographical Conventions ZTE documents employ with the following typographical conventions.

TAB L E 1 TY P O G R AP H I C AL C O N V E N T I O N S

Typeface Meaning

Italics References to other guides and documents.

“Quotes” Links on screens.

Bold Menus, menu options, function names, input fields, radio button names, check boxes, drop-down lists, dialog box names, window names.

CAPS Keys on the keyboard and buttons on screens and company name.

Constant width Text that you type, program code, files and directory names, and function names.

[ ] Optional parameters

{ } Mandatory parameters

| Select one of the parameters that are delimited by it

Note: Provides additional information about a certain topic.

Checkpoint: Indicates that a particular step needs to be checked before proceeding further.

Tip: Indicates a suggestion or hint to make things easier or more productive for the reader.

About this Command Manual

Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION xi

Mouse Operation Conventions TAB L E 2 M O U S E OP E R AT I O N C O N V E N T I O N S

Safety Signs TAB L E 3 S AF E T Y S I G N S

Safety Signs Meaning

Danger: Indicates an imminently hazardous situation, which if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury. This signal word should be limited to only extreme situations.

Warning: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.

Caution: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury. It may also be used to alert against unsafe practices.

Erosion: Beware of erosion.

Electric shock: There is a risk of electric shock.

Electrostatic: The device may be sensitive to static electricity.

Microwave: Beware of strong electromagnetic field.

Laser: Beware of strong laser beam.

No flammables: No flammables can be stored.

Typeface Meaning

Click Refers to clicking the primary mouse button (usually the left mouse button) once.

Double-click Refers to quickly clicking the primary mouse button (usually the left mouse button) twice.

Right-click Refers to clicking the secondary mouse button (usually the right mouse button) once.

Drag Refers to pressing and holding a mouse button and moving the mouse.


xii Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION

Safety Signs Meaning

No touching: Do not touch.

No smoking: Smoking is forbidden.

How to Get in Touch The following sections provide information on how to obtain support for the documentation and the software.

Customer Support If you have problems, questions, comments, or suggestions regarding your product, contact us by e-mail at [email protected]. You can also call our customer support center at (86) 755 26771900 and (86) 800-9830-9830.

Documentation Support ZTE welcomes your comments and suggestions on the quality and usefulness of this document. For further questions, comments, or suggestions on the documentation, you can contact us by e-mail at [email protected]; or you can fax your comments and suggestions to (86) 755 26772236. You can also explore our website at http://support.zte.com.cn, which contains various interesting subjects like documentation, knowledge base, forum and service request.

Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION 13

C h a p t e r 1

Overview

This chapter describes the man-machine command interface, basic formats, inputs, and outputs of the commands, and other general information.

Overview 1. Connection mode between the MML client and foreground server

The MML client and the foreground server are connected through a network interface. The client and the server can be installed on the same PC.

2. Running environment of the MML commands

i. Running environment of software: The Windows 2000 Server operating system must be installed. The SQL SERVER 2000 database must be installed in the server.

ii. Running environment of hardware: To ensure system performance, the computer must be equipped with:

133-MHz Pentium CPU or the CPU of higher capacity. Each computer can hold four CPUs at most.

256 MB RAM (128 MB at least, and 4 GB at most).

Enough disk space (at least about 1 GB) to execute the installer.


14 Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION

MML Command Startup and GUI Description 1. After the Client software is successfully installed, double-click the

Client icon. The Login dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 1.

F I G U R E 1 LO G I N W I N D O W

In the Login dialog box, type in the correct username and password. The initial username is admin and the initial password is admin. Then select the server address and click OK. The ZTE Unified Management System interface is displayed.

2. Figure 2 shows the ZTE Unified Management System interface.

Chapter 1 - Overview


F I G U R E 2 ZTE U N I F I E D M AN AG E M E N T S Y S T E M

3. In the ZTE Unified Management System interface, select Views > Toolkit. The Toolkit tab is displayed, as shown in Figure 3.

F I G U R E 3 TO O L K I T TAB

Select the NE to be connected and right-click the mouse. The connection mode menu as shown in Figure 4 is displayed. You can select either of the following two options.



F I G U R E 4 C O N N E C T I O N M E N U

4. Click the MML terminal menu. The MML terminal interface is shown in Figure 5.

F I G U R E 5 MML TE R M I N AL I N T E R F AC E

Commandnavigation tree Toolbar

Command line input andresult display area

Parameter table and history command display area

5. Interface description

i. On the upper part of the MML terminal menu is the tool bar.

ii. In the middle of the interface are the command input area and the result display area.

iii. On the left of the interface is the command navigation area.

iv. History commands can be displayed on the lower part of the interface. The parameters can be displayed in tables.



Man-machine Command Format The format is as follows:

Command name

Sub-command name

Parameter name 1

Parameter 1

Parameter name 2

Parameter 2

… Parameter name n

Parameter n

Command names and parameter names are case insensitive. A colon (:) is used to separate the command name from the first parameter name, which is separated from the parameter with an equal sign (=). The previous parameter is separated from the next parameter name with a comma (,) and a semicolon (;) is used to end a command.

Uses and Operations of Man-Machine Commands When man-machine commands are inputted via the command line, the command names and parameter names are case insensitive. The command name and the first parameter name should be separated with a colon (:). The parameter name and the parameter should be separated with an equal mark (=). The previous parameter and the next one should be separated with a comma (,). The symbol for ending is a semicolon (;). You can input either the command name or command code, and either the parameter name or parameter number as you like.

For a multiple-parameter command, you can input names for some parameters while numbers for others, for example, SET_DIFFL:BBL=2,2=2,RACKNO=3,4=0,NO=1,ZERO=0,7=1;.

To use or edit a history command, you can press the ↑ key at the command line.

After a man-machine command is delivered, no response within a period of time (usually one minute) can be considered as timeout, in which case the command timeout prompt message will be returned.

Outputs of Man-Machine Commands When a man-machine command for foreground operation is delivered during the interruption of the communication between foreground and background, the command will not be executed, which results in the timeout of the command.



When a command times out, the message Command timed out will appear on the interface.

When a command is successfully executed, the execution result of the command will appear on the main interface if the command has output, and only the message of execution success is prompted if it has no output.

If the command name or code entered is incorrect, the prompt Invalid command code appears.

If the parameter name entered is incorrect or the parameter is invalid (data type error or out of range, for example), the message Invalid parameter, the incorrect parameter is… appears.

If a command is not successfully executed, the message of command execution failure will be prompted.





C h a p t e r 2

Man-Machine Command Index

This chapter provides assistance for retrieving a command. You can quickly retrieve a command according to its number, function, or type.

Authority Log Commands Code Command Name Function Command

Level Command Index

2100 LOGIN Operator login 255

Refer to Command Number: 2100 Operator Login

2101 LOGOUT Operator logout/Exit 255

Refer to Command Number: 2100 Logout_Operator

2103 REPASS Change the password of an operator

255

Refer to Command Number: 2103 Modify_Operator Password.

2104 RIGHT

Show the rights of the current operator

255

Refer to Command Number: 2104 Show_Operator’s Authority

2106 SET_PASS Set the operator’s password

3

Refer to Command Number: 2104 Show_Operator’s Authority.

2107 ADD_USER Add an Operator 3

Refer to Command Number: 2106 Modify_Operator Password.

2108 DEL_USER Delete an operator 3

Refer toCommand Number: 2107 Add_Operator

2109 ADD_USERRIGHT Check the operator rights

3 Refer to Command Number: 2108 Delete_Operator.



Code Command Name Function Command Level Command Index

2110 GRANT_USERMODLE

Use the module for granting rights

3 Refer to Command Number: 2109 Add_Operator Right.

2111 REDUCE_USERRIGHT Degrade the rights of a user

3 Refer to Section 3.10.

2112 SET_CHECKTOKEN

Set some parameters for testing tokens by the system

3 Refer to Command Number: 2110 Grant_Operator Right.

2113 SET_USERINFO

Set the user information of the system (Static)

3 Refer to Command Number: 2111 Reduce_Operator Rights.

2114 SHOW_USER

Show the user information of the system (Static)

5 Refer to Command Number: 2112 Set_Token Check Information.

2115 SHOW_LOGUSER

Show the information of the current login user (Dynamic)

5

Refer to Command Number: 2115 Show_Login Operator Information.

2116 SHOW_USERRIGHT Show an operator’s rights

5 Refer to Command Number: 2116 Show_Operator Right.

2117 DEL_TOKEN Delete the login of other users

3

Refer to Command Number: 2117 Logout_Login of Other Operator.

2118 SHOW_CHECKTOKEN

Show the relevant information of token check

5

Refer to Command Number: 2118 Show_Token Check Information.

2200 SHOW_LOGSHORT Show the log abstracts of the operator

5

Refer to Command Number: 2200 Show_Operator Log Summary.

2201 SHOW_LOGDETAIL

Show the detailed log of the operator

5

Refer to Command Number: 2201 Show_Operator Log Details9.

2202 DEL_LOGREC Delete operator log 2 Refer to Command

Number: 2202

Chapter 2 - Man-Machine Command Index



Delete_Operator Log.

Traffic Measurement Commands Code Command Name Function Command

Level Command Index

2300 TRF_REG_TASK Register a traffic measurement task 5

Refer to Command Number: 2300 Register_Measurement Task.

2301 TRF_SHOW_TASK Show the information of a registered traffic measurement task

5

Refer to Command Number: 2301 Show_Tmeasurement Task Information.

2302 TRF_DELETE_TASK Delete a traffic measurement task 5

Refer to Command Number: 2302 Delete a Task.

2303 TRF_SHOW_RESULT Query the result of a traffic measurement task

5

Refer to Command Number: 2303 Query_Task Result.

2304 TRF_DEFINE_ENT Define a compound entity of traffic measurement

5

Refer to Command Number: 2304 Define_Measurement Compound Entity.

2305 TRF_SHOW_ENT Show the information of a traffic measurement entity

5

Refer to Command Number: 2305 Show_Tmeasurement Entity Information.

2306 TRF_DELETE_ENT Delete a compound entity of traffic measurement

5

Refer to Command Number: 2306 Delete_Measurement Compound Entity.

2307 TRF_DEFINE_OBJGRPDefine a measurement object group

5

Refer to Command Number: 2307 Define_Measurement Object



Code Command Name Function Command Level

Command Index

Group.

2308 TRF_SHOW_OBJGRP Show the information of a measurement object group

5

Refer to Command Number: 2308 Display_Measurement Object Group.

2309 TRF_DELETE_OBJGRPDelete a measurement object group

5

Refer to Command Number: 2309 Delete_Measurement Object Group.

2310 TRF_SHOW_TASKSTAT

Show the current status of a measurement task

5

Refer to Command Number: 2310 Show_Tmeasurement Task Status.

2320 TRF_REG_CALLVIEW Register an instant traffic tracing task 5

Refer to Command Number: 2320 Register_Instant Traffic.

2321 TRF_SHOW_CALLVIEW

Show the information of an instant traffic tracing task

5

Refer to Command Number: 2321 View_Instant Traffic.

2322 TRF_DELETE_VIEWCALL

Delete an instant traffic tracing task 5

Refer to Command Number: 2322 Delete_Instant Traffic.

2352 TRF_CONFIG_CLEARINFO

Configure data clearing information, including the monthly clearing interval and daily clearing interval

3

Refer to Command Number: 2330 Register_QoS Instant Measurement Task.

2355 TRF_VIEW_BHCA View the busy hour call attempt (BHCA) in a current period

5

Refer to Command Number: 2355 View_Busy Hours Call Attempt.

2356 TRF_SET_THRESHOLD

Set a threshold for an entity of a measurement task

3

Refer to

Command Number: 2356




Command Index

Set_Task Entity Threshold.

2357 TRF_ACTIVETASK Activate or deactivate a task 3

Refer to Command Number: 2357 Activate_Deactivate_Task.

2361 TRF_MTMReDirect Redirect the maintenance console of measurement

3

Refer to Command Number: 2361 Redirect the Measurement Task Maintenance Console.

2362 TRF_ICReDirect Redirect the instant traffic maintenance console

3

Refer to Command Number: 2362 Redirect the Instant Traffic Maintenance Console.

2363 TRF_QoSReDirect Redirect the maintenance console of QoS measurement

3

Refer to Command Number: 2363 Redirect the QoS Measurement Task Maintenance Console.

Signaling Tracing Commands Code Command Name Function Command

Level Command Index

2501 SHOW_TRACELIST Signaling trace task view. 5

Refer to Command Number: 2501 Show_Tracing Task List.

2502 CANCEL_TRACE

This command is a single cancellation command. It has a parameter: TASKNO. It indicates the number of the task to be cancelled. It can be defaulted. The default value indicates cancellation

5

Refer to Command Number: 2502 Cancel_Tracing.




Command Index

of a registered task in the current terminal.

2510 TRACE_MGCPNODE Trace the MGCP node 4

Refer to Command Number: 2510 Trace_MGCP Node.

2511 TRACE_MGCPBYSDN Specify a subscriber number tracing MGCP 5

Refer to

Command Number: 2511 Trace_MGCP Specified User Number.

2512 TRACE_MGCPBYTRK Specify a trunk tracing MGCP 5

Refer to Command Number: 2512 Trace_MGCP Specified Trunk.

2513 TRACE_H248NODE Trace the H248 node 4

Refer to Command Number: 2513 Trace_H248 Node.

2514 TRACE_H248BYSDN

Trace the H248 signaling according to the subscriber number

5

Refer to Command Number: 2514 Trace_H248 Specified User Number.

2515 TRACE_H248BYTRK Specify a trunk tracing H248 5

Refer to Command Number: 2515 Trace_H248 Specified Trunk.

2516 TRACE_SIPBYMODULE SIP tracing 4

Refer to Command Number: 2516 Trace the SIP According to the Module.

2517 TRACE_SIPERR Trace the SIP error message 4

Refer to Command Number: 2517 Trace SIP Error.

2518 TRACE_SIPBYURL Trace the SIP according to the URL 5

Refer to Command Number: 2518 Trace the SIP According to the URL.

2519 TRACE_SCTP Trace the SCTP 4 Refer to




Command Index Command Number: 2519 Trace_SCTP.

2520 TRACE_M3UA Trace the M3UA 4

Refer to Command Number: 2520 Trace_M3UA.

2521 TRACE_SS7UPBYCIC Trace the SS7 signaling subscriber part

4

Refer to Command Number: 2521 Trace_SS7UP Specified CIC.

2522 TRACE_SS7UPBYSDN Trace the SS7 signaling subscriber part

5

Refer to Command Number: 2522 Trace_SS7UP Specified User Number.

2526 TRACE_Q931BYNODE Trace the Q.931 4

Refer to Command Number: 2526 Trace the Q931 Protocol According to the Node.

2527 TRACE_IUA Trace the IUA protocol 4

Refer to Command Number: 2527 Trace the IUA Protocol According to Link Number.

2528 TRACE_SCCP Trace the SCCP 4

Refer to Command Number: 2528 Trace SCCP.

Billing Commands Code Command Name Function Command

Level Command Index

2820 SHOW_BILL Show the content of a bill in the memory

5 Refer to Command No.: 2820 Show Tone File.

2821 DUMP_BILL Dump a bill in the memory to a file 3

Refer to Command Number: 2821 Dump_Bill

2870 SET_BILLING_ALARM Set an alarm threshold in the

2 Refer to Command Number: 2870




billing file Set_Billing Alarm Threshold.

2871 DELETE_BILL Delete an outdated bill file 1

Refer to Command Number: 2871 Delete_Bill.

2872 SET_AUTODEL_BILL

Set the days beyond which to delete a bill automatically

1

Refer to Command Number: 2872 Set_Bill Automatic Deletion.

2880 radius_reload

Reload the information of the Radius client configuration file. The configuration file contains the attribute and definition information of the Radius message.

0

Refer to Command Number: 2880 Configuration Information Reloading.

2881 radius_checkfixedtimer Check the fixed timer 5

Refer to Command Number: 2881 Check Fixed Timer.

2882 radius_checksendbuffer Check the sending buffer area 5

Refer to Command Number: 2882 Check Sending Buffer Area.

2887 DEL_CDR_PATH Delete a CDR file group output item 3

Refer to

Command Number: 2887 Delete_Bill File Output Path.

2888 CON_CDR_PATH

Show the current bill file group output, or add bill file group output

3

Refer to Command Number: 2888 Display_Bill File Output Path.

2889 CON_CDR_MODE

Show the current CDR file mode, or configure a bill file mode

3

Refer to

Command Number: 2889 Display and Configure_Bill File Mode.

2891 REINIT_CON

The billing database module is reloaded with configuration parameters.

1

Refer to Command Number 2891 Set_Bile Database Parameter.

2897 CON_CDR_CATALOG

Generate CDR files group by group, or set/cancel CDR file output group by group

3

Refer to

Command Number: 2897 Configure and Display_Bill File




Group Output.

2898 CON_CDR_OTK

The system derives trunk CDRs or not, or set/cancel derivation of trunk CDRs

3

Refer to Command Number: 2898 Configure and Display_Derivative Trunk Bill.

2899 CON_CDR_METHOD

Show the CDR file generation method, or configure a CDR file generation mode

3

Refer to Command Number: 2899 Configure and Display_Bill File Generation Mode.

Alarm Commands Code Command

Name Function Command Level Command Index

2426 queryalarm Query the uncovered alarm information of the system 5

Refer to Command Number: 2426 Query_Current Alarm.





C h a p t e r 3

Authority Log

This chapter describes data configuration commands related to the authority log in detail, including their names, functions, levels, format, and parameters. In addition, each command is exemplified.

Command Number: 2100 Operator Login Name:

LOGIN

Number:

2100

Level:

255

Function:

Operator login

Command format:

2100:1=?,2=?;

Parameter:



No. Parameter Type Full Name Paramete

r range Default value Optional

1 STR\STRING Name 4-17 Mandatory

2 STR\STRING Pass 1-17 Mandatory

The name and the password can only consist of a ~ z and 0 ~ 9.

The first character of the name must be a letter rather than a digit.

Related commands:

2101: 2101:LOGOUT (Operator_log out.)

2115: 2115:SHOW_LOGUSER (Show the information of the login operator)

Example:

2100:1="root",2="root";

The name is “root”, and the password is “root”.

Command Number: 2100 Logout_Operator Name:

LOGOUT

Number:

2101

Level:

255

Function:

Operator Logout/Exit.

Command format:

2101;

Related commands:

2100: 2100:LOGIN (Operator login.)

2115: 2115:SHOW_LOGUSER (Show the information of the login operator)

Chapter 3 - Authority Log


2117: 12117: DEL_TOKEN (Logout other operator login)

Example:

2101;

Exit from the system.

Command Number: 2103 Modify_Operator Password Name:

REPASS

Number:

2103

Level:

255

Function:

Change the password of an operator.

Command format:

2101:1=?;

Parameter:

No. Parameter Type Full Name Paramet

er range Default value Optional

1 STR\STRING NewPass 1-17 Mandatory

Related commands:

Not available.

Example:

2103:1="1234";

Change the password of the operator to 1234.



Command Number: 2104 Show_Operator’s Authority Name:

RIGHT

Number:

2104

Level:

255

Function:

Show the rights of the current operator user.

Command format:

2104

Parameter:

Not available

Related commands:

2109:ADD_USERRIGHT: (Add an operator authority)

2110: GRANT_USERMODLE: (Grant operator Authority)

2111: REDUCE_USERRIGHT (Reduce the right of an operator)

2112: SET_CHECKTOKEN (Set the token check information)

Command Number: 2106 Modify_Operator Password Name:

SET_PASS

Number:

2106



Level:

3

Function:

Set an operator’s password

Command format:

2106:1=?,2=?;

Parameter:

No. Parameter Type

Full Name

Parameter range

Default value Optional


2 STR\STRING newpass 1-17 Mandatory

Related commands:

Not available

Example:

2106:1="guest",2="1234":

Set the password of the operator “guest” to 1234.

Command Number: 2107 Add_Operator Name:

ADD_USER

Number:

2107

Level:

3

Function:

Add a user.



Command format:

2107:1=?,2=?;

Parameter:

No. Parameter Type

Full Name

Parameter range



2 STR\STRING pass 1-17 Mandatory

Related commands:

2108: DEL_USER (Delete a user)

Example:

2107:"guest","guest";

Add an operator “guest”, and the password is “guest”.

Command Number: 2108 Delete_Operator Name:

DEL_USER

Number:

2108

Level:

3

Function:

Delete a user.

Command format:

2108:1=?;

Parameter:

No. Parameter Type

Full Name

Parameter range





Related commands:

2107: 2107:ADD_USER (Add an operator)

Example:

2108:"guest";

Delete the operator “guest”.

Command Number: 2109 Add_Operator Right Name:

ADD_USERRIGHT

Number:

2109

Level:

3

Function:

Add an operator’s rights.

Command format:

2109:1=?,2=?;

Parameter:

No. Parameter Type

Full Name

Parameter range



2 OID\ right - Mandatory

Authority

Related commands:

2110: GRANT_USERMODLE (Grant operator authority)

2111: REDUCE_USERRIGHT (reduce the right of an operator)



2112: SET_CHECKTOKEN (set the token check information)

Example:

2109:"CLI",Right-L0;

Add the rights of right type of the operator CLI to the 0 level.

Command Number: 2110 Grant_Operator Right Name:

GRANT_USERMODLE

Number:

2110

Level:

3

Function:

Grant rights using a template

Command format:

2110:1=?,2=?;

Parameter:

No. Parameter Type

Full Name

Parameter range


1 STR\STRING name 1-17 Mandatory

2 STR\STRING template 1-17 Mandatory

Related commands:

2109: ADD_USERRIGHT (add the right of an operator)

2111: REDUCE_USERRIGHT (Reduce the right of an operator)

2112: SET_CHECKTOKEN (Set the token check information)

Example:

2110:"guest","cli";



Grant the rights of the operator CLI to the operator “guest”.

Command Number: 2111 Reduce_Operator Rights Name:

REDUCE_USERRIGHT

Number:

2111

Level:

3

Function:

Reduce the rights of a user

Command format:

2111:1=?,2=?;

Parameter:

No. Parameter Type

Full Name

Parameter range



2 OID\ right - Mandatory

Related commands:




Example:

2111:"guest",right-none;

Reduce the rights of the operator “guest” to “none”.



Command Number: 2112 Set_Token Check Information Name:

SET_CHECKTOKEN

Number:

2112

Level:

3

Function:

Set some parameters for checking tokens by the system.

Command format:

2112:1=?,2=?,3=?;

Parameter:

No. Parameter Type

Full Name

Parameter range


1 BOOL\BOOL8 ischeck 0-1 Optional

2 INT\DWORD checktime 1-42949672 Optional

3 INT\DWORD validtime 1-42949672 Optional

Time unit:

Related commands:

2118: 12118:SHOW_CHECKTOKEN (Show the token check information)

Example:

2112:ischeck = true,checktime=300,validtime=600;

The system checks the token for a period of 300s; if the token is not checked beyond 600s, this token becomes invalid.



Command Number: 2113 Set_Operator System Information Name:

SET_USERINFO

Number:

2113

Level:

3

Function:

Set the user information of the system (Static)

Command format:

2113:1=?,2=?,3=?,4=?,5=?,6=?;

Parameter:

No. Parameter Type

Full Name

Parameter range



2 User Type kind 0-255 Optional

3 INT\BYTE maxlogin 0-32 Optional

4 Login mode limited 0-255 Optional

5 Login method login 0-255 Optional

6 INT\WORD terminal 0-65535 Optional

The value of user type is taken as follows:

0: NORMAL

1: TEMPLET

2: READ

The value of login mode is as follows:

0: LOCAL

1: REMOTE



2: UNLIMITED

The value of login method is as follows:

0: NONE

1: FTP

2: TELNET

3: TELNET AND FTP

4: GUI

5: GUI AND FTP

6: GUI AND TELNET

7: ALL

There is no output for the command.

Related commands:

2114: SHOW_USER (Show the operator system information)

Example:

2113:1="guset",2=TERMINAL,3=5;

Set the operator "guest" to a template user. The maximum number of login terminals is 5.

Command Number: 2114 Show_Operator System Information Name:

SHOW_USER

Number:

2114

Level:

5



Function:

Show the user information of the system (Static)

Command format:

2114:1=?;

Parameter:

No. Parameter Type

Full Name

Parameter range


1 STR\STRING name 4-17 Optional

Related commands:

2113: SET_USERINFO (Set the operator system information)

Example:

2114:"guest"&"admin";

Note: : Show the system information of operator “guest” and “admin”, and show the system information of all users by default.

Output result

Display the ID and name of the specified user, allowed number of terminals, user type, login mode, and login method.

Command Number: 2115 Show_Login Operator Information Name:

SHOW_LOGUSER

Number:

2115

Level:

5

Function:

Show the information of the current login user (Dynamic)



Command format:

2115;

Parameter:

Not available

Related commands:

2100:LOGIN (Operator login.)

2101:LOGOUT (Operator logout.)

Example:

2115;

Show the current user’s login information.

Output result

Display the information of the current specified login user.

Command Number: 2116 Show_Operator Right Name:

SHOW_USERRIGHT

Number:

2116

Level:

5

Function:

Show an operator’s rightsIf no parameter is input, the rights information of all users is shown.

Command format:

2116:1=?,2=?,3=?

Parameter:



No. Parameter Type

Full Name

Parameter range


1 STR\STRING name 4-17 Optional

2 Right type type 0-255 Optional

3 Right level level 0-255 Optional

The value of the MML right type is as follows:

1: RESERVED_1

2: RESERVED_2

3: RESERVED_3

4: RESERVED_4

5: RESERVED_5

6: RESERVED_6

7: RESERVED_7

8: RESERVED_8

9: RESERVED_9

10: RESERVED_10

11: UPDATE

12: SYSCTRL

13: IP

14: RESERVED_14

15: RESERVED_15

16: RESERVED_16

17: RESERVED_17

18: RESERVED_18

19: FTP

20: CLI

21: RIGHT

22: LOG

23: TRAFFIC



24: ALARM

25: TRACE

26: RESERVED_26

27: RESERVED_27

28: BILLING

29: DIA

30: CALL

31: RESERVED_31

32: RESERVED_32

33: RESERVED_33

34: RESERVED_34

35: MCM

36: RESERVED_36

37: RESERVED_37

38: RESERVED_38

39: RESERVED_39

40: RESERVED_40

41: DYNAMIC

42: USER

43: SERVICE

44: DCONFIG

45: ROUTE

46: SDN

47: PCONFIG

48: RESERVED_48

49: DBOAM

50: H248

51: MGCP



52: SCTP

53: M3UA

54: SIP

55: SS7UP

56: DSS1

57: SCCP

60: IUA

The value of right level is as follows:

0: L0

1: L1

2: L2

3: L3

4: L4

5: L5

255: None

Related commands:

2104: RIGHT (Show the operator's rights)



2111: REDUCE_USERRIGHT (reduce the right of an operator)


Example:

2116:"admin";

Show the rights information of the operator “admin”.

2116:cli&right:

Show the user right information of the cli and right type.

Output result

Display the name, authority type, and authority level of the specified user.



Command Number: 2117 Logout_Login of Other Operator Name:

DEL_TOKEN

Number:

2117

Level:

3

Function:

Delete the login of other users.

This command cannot be used to make yourself exit from the login.

Command format:

2117:1=?,2=?,3=?;

Parameter:

No. Parameter Type

Full Name

Parameter range


1 STR\STRING Name 4-17 Optional

2 INT\WORD terminal 0-65535 Optional

3 INT\INT32 Window 0-2147483647 Optional

Parameters 1 and 2 cannot be input at the same time.

Related commands:

2100:LOGIN (Operator login.)

2101:LOGOUT (Operator logout)

2115:SHOW_LOGUSER (Show the information of the login operator)

Example:

2117: 1="cli",

Force the operator cli to exit.



2117: 2=18,

Force the users on Terminal 18 to exit.

Command Number: 2118 Show_Token Check Information Name:

SHOW_CHECKTOKEN

Number:

2118

Level:

5

Function:

Show the related information of token checking.

Command format:

2118

Parameter:

None

Related commands:

2112: SET_CHECKTOKEN (Set the information of token check)

Example:

2118;

Show the related information of token checking.

Output result

Show whether the token is checked, and show the check time and valid time.



Command Number: 2200 Show_Operator Log Summary Name:

SHOW_LOGSHORT

Number:

2200

Level:

5

Function:

Show the log abstracts of an operator.

Command format:

2200:1=?,2=?,3=?,4=?,5=?,6=?,7=?,8=?,9=?;

Parameter:

No. Parameter Type Full Name Parameter

range Default value Optional

1 DT\LONGDATE STARTTIME - Optional

2 DT\LONGDATE ENDTIME - Optional

3 INT\DWORD MINLOGID 0-4294967295 Optional

4 INT\DWORD MAXLOGID 0-4294967295 Optional

5 STR\STRING OPRNAME 4-17 Optional

6 INT\WORD TERMID 1-65535 Optional

7 INT\WORD MINCODE 1000-9999 Optional

8 INT\WORD MAXCODE 1000-9999 Optional

9 ADDR\IPV4 IP 0-255 Optional

If parameters do not exist, the current record will be shown.

Related commands:

2201: SHOW_LOGDETAIL (show details of an operator log)

2202:DEL_LOGREC (Delete the operator’s log)



Example:

2200:starttime=2001-09-15 9:00:00,endtime=2001-09-20 9:00:00,

minlogid=300,maxlogid=500,oprname="root",termId=18,mincode=2100,maxcode=2203;

The shown log abstracts.

The range of time is :2001-09-15 9:00:00 ∼ 2001-09-20 9:00:00

The range of log ID is 300 ~ 500.

Operator name: root

The range of command No. is 2100 ~ 2203.

Command Number: 2201 Show_Operator Log Details Name:

SHOW_LOGDETAIL

Number:

2201

Level:

5

Function:

Show the detailed log of an operator

Command format:

2201:1=?;

Parameter:

No. Parameter Type

Full Name

Parameter range


1 INT\DWORD LOGID 0-4294967295 Mandatory

Related commands:

2200: SHOW_LOGSHORT (show the abstract of an operator log)



2202:DEL_LOGREC (Delete the operator’s log)

Example:

2201:53378;

Show the detailed information of the log whose log ID is 53378.

Command Number: 2202 Delete_Operator Log Name:

DEL_LOGREC

Number:

2202

Level:

2

Function:

Delete the operator log.

Command format:

2202:1=?,2=?,3=?,4=?,5=?,6=?,7=?,8=?,9=?,10=?;

Parameter:



1 DT\LONGDATE STARTTIME - Optional

2 DT\LONGDATE ENDTIME - Optional

3 INT\DWORD MINLOGID 0-4294967295 Optional

4 INT\DWORD MAXLOGID 0-4294967295 Optional

5 STR\STRING OPRNAME 4-17 Optional

6 INT\WORD TERMID 0-65535 Optional

7 INT\WORD MINCODE 0-65535 Optional

8 INT\WORD MAXCODE 0-65535 Optional

9 INT\DWORD LOGID 0-4294967295 Optional





10 ADDR\IPV4 IP 0-255 Optional

Related commands:

2200: SHOW_LOGSHORT (show the abstract of an operator log)

2201: SHOW_LOGDETAIL (show details of an operator log)

Example:

2202:starttime=2001-09-15 9:00:00,endtime=2001-09-20 9:00:00,

minlogid=300,maxlogid=500,oprname="root" ,termId=18,mincode=2100,maxcode=2203,logid=21&22;

Delete a log.

The range of time is:2001-09-15 9:00:00 ∼ 2001-09-20 9:00:00

The range of log ID is 300~500.

Operator name: root

The range of command No. is 2100 ~ 2203.

Record number: 21 and 22.


C h a p t e r 4

Traffic Measurement

This chapter describes data configuration commands related to traffic measurement in detail, including their names, functions, levels, format, and parameters. In addition, each command is exemplified.

Command Number: 2300 Register_Measurement Task Name:

TRF_REG_TASK

Number:

2300

Level:

3

Function:

Register a traffic measurement task If a registration threshold is output, the system displays not only a threshold list (THDLST), but also a corresponding output mode.

Command format:

2300:1=?,2=?,3=?,4=?,5=?,6=?,7=?,8=?,9=?,10=?,11=?,12=?,13=?,14=?,

15=?,16=?,17=?,18=?,19=?,20=?:



Parameter:

No. Parameter Type Full Name Paramet

er rangeDefault value Optional

1 Task type: TYPE - Mandatory

2 STR\STRING OBJGRP 1-20 Default Optional

3 DT\SHORTDATE BD - 2000-1-1 Mandatory

4 DT\SHORTDATE ED - 2099-12-31 Mandatory

5 DT\MINTIME BT1 - 0000 Mandatory

6 DT\MINTIME ET1 - 0000 Mandatory







13 StatPerd SPERD 1- 1 Mandatory

14 INT\BYTE DINP 0-31 1 Mandatory

15 INT\WORD OPERD 1-288 3 Mandatory

16 OutMod OMOD - 1 Mandatory

17 STR\STRING ENTLST 1-20 Mandatory

18 OID\ THDLST - Optional

19 OID\ OBJGRP2 - Optional

31 OID\ WATCHLST - Optional

32 INT\BYTE BHMEASURE 0-1 0 Mandatory

33 INT\BYTE QHStart 0-1 0 Mandatory

The task type is as follows:

1: TDC

2: TRG

3: MG

4: OPRK

5: SYSR

6: PUBR

7: SCTP

8: MGCP

Chapter 4 - Traffic Measurement


9: H248

10: SIP

11: SS

12: TDT

13: CTX

14: ISUP

15: M3UA

16: M3UAFAIL

17: BHCA

18: SCTPFAIL

19: H248FAIL

20: INAP

21: INAPFAIL

22: TrunkWatch

23: TDCCTRL

24: TRGCTRL

25: CALLLOSS

26: BHCAALARM

27: CONGCTRL

28: IUA

29: IUAFAIL

30: NAS

31: OPR

32: SCCP

33: SCCPFAIL

34: INTERDOMAIN

35: TCAP

The values of are:



1: D

2: W

3: M

The OutMod is valued as follows:

1: SCRN

2: PRNT

4: DISK

8: MAM

16: AUTO

32: THRE

64: CTRL

TCBH and ADPQH measurement flag. 0 indicates non-TCBH and non-ADPQH measurement.

Task measurement flag at an integer clock. 0 indicates immediate start.

If the threshold output is defined, all entities should have a threshold in the sequence of entities, for example, A1-B1-C1-D1 & A2-B2-C2-D2 &.

Related commands:

2301: TRF_SHOW_TASK (show the measurement task information)

2302:TRF_DELETE_TASK (delete a task)

2303: TRF_SHOW_RESULT (show the task result)

2310: TRF_SHOW_TASKSTAT (show the measurement task status)

Example:

TRF_REG_TASK:TYPE=1,OBJGRP="TDCTASK",BD=2003-07-22,ED=2003-12-31,BT1=08:00,ET1=10:00,BT2=11:30,ET2=14:30,BT3=17:00,ET3=18:30,BT4=20:00,ET4=22:30,SPERD=1,DINP=1,OPERD=3,OMOD=1&16&32,ENTLST="ATTC",THDLST=100-200-400-800,BHMEASURE=1,QHStart=1;

Register a traffic measurement task; the type is destination code measurement; the object group is TDCTASK. The start date is 203-07-22 and the end date is 2003-12-31; the measurement is based on days; four measurement periods are 08:00 – 10:00, 11:30 – 14:30, 17:00 – 18:30, and 20:00 – 22:30; the results are output in the screen automatically; thresholds are output; the measurement entity is call attempt; the thresholds are 100 (level 1), 200 (level 2), 400 (level 3), and 800 (level 4);



the task can receive TCBH/ADPQH analysis; the measurement starts at an integer clock.

Command Number: 2301 Show_Tmeasurement Task Information Name:

TRF_SHOW_TASK

Number:

2301

Level:

5

Function:

Show the information of a registered traffic measurement task

Command format:

2301:1=?

Parameter:

No. Parameter Type

Full Name

Parameter range


1 INT\BYTE TSKLST 0-255 Optional

The task list is defaulted to all tasks.

Related commands:

2300: TRF_REG_TASK (register a measurement task)




Example:

2301:1;



This command is executed to query the information of unit 1.

Command Number: 2302 Delete a Task Name:

TRF_DELETE_TASK

Number:

2302

Level:

3

Function:

Delete a traffic measurement task Only a specified task is deleted every time.

Command format:

2302:1=?;

Parameter:



1 INT\BYTE TSKLST 0-255 Mandatory

Related commands:


TRF_SHOW_TASK (show the measurement task information)



Example:

2302:1;

Query the No. 1 traffic measurement task.



Output result

If a task is deleted successfully, the system returns “delete the task successfully, task number X (X indicates the task number parameter in the command), one task is deleted totally”.

If a task is not deleted successfully, the system returns “2303, the task is a fixed task or does not exist”.

Command Number: 2303 Query_Task Result Name:

TRF_SHOW_RESULT

Number:

2303

Level:

5

Function:

Query the result of a traffic measurement task

Command format:

2303:1=?,2=?,3=?,4=?,5=?,6=?,7=?,8=?,9=?,10=?;

Parameter:



1 INT\BYTE TASK 0-255 Mandatory

2 DT\SHORTDATE BD - Optional

3 DT\SHORTDATE ED - Optional

4 INT\BYTE TSEGNO 1-4 Optional

5 OID\ OBJ 1-20 Optional

6 SumMod SUMM - 6 Mandatory

7 Call type CALLTYPE - Optional

8 Service category SRVTYPE - Optional

9 OutMod OMOD - 1 Mandatory

10 INT\WORD ROWCOUNT 100-65535 1000 Mandatory



The SumMod is valued as follows:

1: Y

2: M

3: D

4: STATP

5: SPERD

6: TSEG

7: TSEGY

8: TSEGM

9: TSEGD

10: OUTP

The call type is valued as follows:

0: All

1: Outgoing

2: Incoming

3: Internal

4: Transfer

The service type is valued as follows:

0: Unallocated number

1: Local call

Intra-network non-local call

4: National toll call (intra-region) manual service

5: National toll call (intra-region) automatic service

6: National toll call (inter-region) manual service

7: National toll call (inter-region) automatic service

8: International toll call manual service

9: International toll call automatic service



10: Charged special service

11: Free-of-charge special service

12. Supplementary service

13: Centrex intra-group call

14: Centrex out-group call

15: Intelligent call

16: URL call

17: IP call

254: Service indiscriminate.

255: All services

The OutMod is valued as follows:

1: SCRN

2: PRNT

4: DISK

8: MAM

16: AUTO

32: THRE

64: CTRL

Related commands:





Example:

2303:task=1,bd=20000101,ed=20030722,tsegno=1,obj="TDCTEST"-1,summ=outp,omod=scrn&thre;

Query the No. 1 task measurement task; the period of measurement results is 2000-01-01 to 2003-07-22; the object group is TDCTEST; the object is the No. 1 object; the results are output according to the



automatic output period; the output mode is screen output plus threshold output.

Output result

If the database has no eligible results, the system returns “the database has no records”. Otherwise, the system returns a result similar to the information. The output result varies with the query conditions.

Command Number: 2304 Define_Measurement Compound Entity Name:

TRF_DEFINE_ENT

Number:

2304

Level:

3

Function:

Define a compound entity of traffic measurement

Command format:

2304:1=?,2=?,3=?,4=?,5=?;

Parameter:

No. Parameter Type

Full Name

Parameter range


1 STR\STRING ALIAS 1-20 Mandatory

2 Task type TYPE - Mandatory

3 INT\WORD WIDTH 0-6500 100 Optional 4 STR\STRING DESC 0-255 NULL Optional 5 STR\STRING EXPR 0-255 Mandatory

The task type is valued as follows:

1: TDC



2: TRG

3: MG

4: OPRK

5: SYSR

6: PUBR

7: SCTP

8: MGCP

9: H248

10: SIP

11: SS

12: TDT

13: CTX

14: ISUP

15: M3UA

16: M3UAFAIL

17: BHCA

18: SCTPFAIL

19: H248FAIL

20: INAP

21: INAPFAIL

22: TrunkWatch

23: TDCCTRL

24: TRGCTRL

25: CALLLOSS

26: BHCAALARM

27: CONGCTRL

28: IUA

29: IUAFAIL



30: NAS

31: OPR

32: SCCP

33: SCCPFAIL

34: INTERDOMAIN

35: TCAP

Related commands:

2305: TRF_SHOW_ENT (display the measurement entity information)

2306: TRF_DELETE_ENT (delete the measurement compound entity)

Example:

2304:"COMPENT",TDC,50,"This is user defined entity","ATTC*SEIZ";

A user-defined compound entity of destination code measurement; the entity name is “COMPENT”; the entity display width is 50; the entity description is “This is user defined entity”; the entity calculation method is ATTC × SEIZ (a product of two basic entities).

Output result

If a compound entity is defined successfully, the system returns “Succeed to define a compound entity; the entity number is X” (X is a system-allocated compound entity number).

Otherwise, the system returns an error cause according to the error type.

Command Number: 2305 Show_Tmeasurement Entity Information Name:

TRF_SHOW_ENT

Number:

2305

Level:



5

Function:

Show the information of a traffic measurement entity

Command format:

2305:1=?,2=?;

Parameter:

No. Parameter Type

Full Name

Parameter range


1 Task type: TYPE - Mandatory

2 STR\STRING ENTLST 1-20 Optional


1: TDC

2: TRG

3: MG

4: OPRK

5: SYSR

6: PUBR

7: SCTP

8: MGCP

9: H248

10: SIP

11: SS

12: TDT

13: CTX

14: ISUP

15: M3UA

16: M3UAFAIL

17: BHCA



18: SCTPFAIL

19: H248FAIL

20: INAP

21: INAPFAIL

22: TrunkWatch

23: TDCCTRL

24: TRGCTRL

25: CALLLOSS

26: BHCAALARM

27: CONGCTRL

28: IUA

29: IUAFAIL

30: NAS

31: OPR

32: SCCP

33: SCCPFAIL

34: INTERDOMAIN

35: TCAP

Related commands:

2304: TRF_DEFINE_ENT (define a measurement compound entity)

2306: TRF_DELETE_ENT (delete the measurement compound entity)

Example:

2305:TDC,"ATTC"&"SEIZ";

Query the detailed information of the ATTC and SEIZ entities of destination code measurement.

Output result

If the entities exist, the system returns entity codes, entity names, entity description, entity formulas, registration dates, and user numbers.



Command Number: 2306 Delete_Measurement Compound Entity Name:

TRF_DELETE_ENT

Number:

2306

Level:

3

Function:

Delete a compound entity of traffic measurement

If the entity is being used (measurement task), the entity cannot be deleted. A system-defined basic entity cannot be deleted. A system default compound entity can be deleted.

Command format:

2306:1=?,2=?;

Parameter:

No. Parameter Type

Full Name

Parameter range


1 Task Type TYPE - Mandatory

2 STR\STRING ENTLST 1-20 Optional


1: TDC

2: TRG

3: MG

4: OPRK

5: SYSR

6: PUBR



7: SCTP

8: MGCP

9: H248

10: SIP

11: SS

12: TDT

13: CTX

14: ISUP

15: M3UA

16: M3UAFAIL

17: BHCA

18: SCTPFAIL

19: H248FAIL

20: INAP

21: INAPFAIL

22: TrunkWatch

23: TDCCTRL

24: TRGCTRL

25: CALLLOSS

26: BHCAALARM

27: CONGCTRL

28: IUA

29: IUAFAIL

30: NAS

31: OPR

32: SCCP

33: SCCPFAIL

34: INTERDOMAIN



35: TCAP

Related commands:

2304: TRF_DEFINE_ENT (define a measurement compound entity)

2305: TRF_SHOW_ENT (display_measurement entity information)

Example:

2306: tdc, "defent1"&"defent2",

Delete the entity of destination code measurement “defent1” and “defent2”.

Output result

If a man-machine command is executed to delete a specified measurement entity, the system returns a result as to whether the deletion is successful.

Command Number: 2307 Define_Measurement Object Group Name:

TRF_DEFINE_OBJGRP

Number:

2307

Level:

3

Function:

Define a measurement object group

Command format:

2307:1=?,2=?,3=?,4=?,5=?,6=?,7=?,8=?,9=?,10=?,11=?,12=?,13=?,

14=?,15=?,16=?,29=?,30=?,31=?,34=?,



Parameter:



1 STR\STRING ALIAS 1-20 Mandatory


3 STR\STRING DESC 1-255 NULL Mandatory

4 OID\ TDCLST 2-20 Optional

5 OID\ TRGELST 0-65535 Optional

6 INT\WORD MGLST 0-65535 Optional

7 INT\WORD SSLST 0-65535 Optional

8 OID\ TRGLST - Optional

9 Call type CALLTYPE - 0 Mandatory

10 Service type SRVTYPE - 254 Mandatory

11 INT\WORD ZONELST 1-63335 Optional

12 INT\WORD MODLST 0-65535 Optional

13 OID\ CTXLST 1-65535 Optional

14 OID\ SPLST - Optional

15 INT\WORD SGLst 1-65535 Optional

16 OID\ TDCLST2 0-20 Optional

17 INT\WORD InCircuit 0-65535 Optional

18 INT\WORD OutCircuit 0-65535 Optional

19 Media type MediaType 2 Optional

23 STR\STRING TRGName 100 Optional

24 STR\STRING TRGExName 100 Optional

29 NAS bearer type BEARER 254 Mandatory

30 NAS call type NASCALLTYPE 0 Mandatory

31 INT\WORD OfficeLst 1-65535 Optional

34 Subscriber terminal type UserType 0 Optional

The values of PKGID are:

1: TDC

2: TRG

3: MG

4: OPRK



5: SYSR

6: PUBR

7: SCTP

8: MGCP

9: H248

10: SIP

11: SS

12: TDT

13: CTX

14: ISUP

15: M3UA

16: M3UAFAIL

17: BHCA

18: SCTPFAIL

19: H248FAIL

20: INAP

21: INAPFAIL

22: TrunkWatch

23: TDCCTRL

24: TRGCTRL

25: CALLLOSS

26: BHCAALARM

27: CONGCTRL

28: IUA

29: IUAFAIL

30: NAS

31: OPR

32: SCCP



33: SCCPFAIL

34: INTERDOMAIN

35: TCAP

The call type is valued as follows:

0: All

1: Outgoing

2: Incoming

3: Internal

4: Transfer



1: Local call

3: Intra-network local call

4: National toll (intra-region) manual service

5: National toll (intra-region) automatic service

6: National toll (inter-region) manual service

7: National toll (inter-region) automatic service




11 Charged special service

12. Supplementary services



15: IN call

16: URL call

17: IP call

254: Service indiscriminate.



255: All services

The media type is valued as follows:

0: Video

1: Audio

2: Audio+Video

The NAS bearer type is valued as follows:

1: ISDN(64K/B)

2: V92

3: V91

4: V90

5: V34

6: V32bis

7: V32

8: V22bis

9: V22

10: V18

254: ALL

The NAS call type is valued as follows:

0: All calls

1: User dial-in data call

2: Call back service

3: User dial-in voice call (yet to be supported)

4: IP online call (yet to be supported)

The subscriber terminal type is valued as follows:

0: All types of subscribers

1: PSTN subscriber

2: H248 subscriber

3: SIP subscriber



If the parameters CallType, SrvType, BEARER or NASCALLTYPE are not specified, the default value is “All”.

Related commands:

2308: TRF_SHOW_OBJGRP (show a measurement object group)

2309: TRF_SHOW_OBJGRP (delete a measurement object group)

Example:

2308:ALIAS="TDCOBJGRP",TYPE=1,DESC="TDCOBJGRPDESC",TDCLST=1-"25482",TDCLST2=2-"287";

Define an object group of destination code measurement; the object group is named “TDCOBGRP”; the object description is “TDCOBJGRPDESC”; the calling cell is 1; the calling number is 25458; the called cell is 2; and the called number is 287.

Output result

If an object group is defined successfully, the system returns “succeed to define the object group; the new object group number is X” (X indicates a number that the system allocates to the new object group).

Command Number: 2308 Display_Measurement Object Group Name:

TRF_SHOW_OBJGRP

Number:

2308

Level:

5

Function:

Show the information of a measurement object group

Command format:

2308:1=?,2=?;



Parameter:




2 STR\STRING OBJGRPLST 1-20 Optional


1: TDC

2: TRG

3: MG

4: OPRK

5: SYSR

6: PUBR

7: SCTP

8: MGCP

9: H248

10: SIP

11: SS

12: TDT

13: CTX

14: ISUP

15: M3UA

16: M3UAFAIL

17: BHCA

18: SCTPFAIL

19: H248FAIL

20: INAP

21: INAPFAIL

22: TrunkWatch



23: TDCCTRL

24: TRGCTRL

25: CALLLOSS

26: BHCAALARM

27: CONGCTRL

28: IUA

29: IUAFAIL

30: NAS

31: OPR

32: SCCP

33: SCCPFAIL

34: INTERDOMAIN

35: TCAP

Related commands:


2309: TRF_SHOW_OBJGRP (delete a measurement object group)

Example:

2308:tdc,"tdctest"&”tdcobjgrp;

Show the information of the object groups named “tdctest” and “tdcogjgrp”.

Output result

If an object group exists, the system displays the information of the specified object group including: number, alias, call type, service type, description, registration date, registered user number, object list and object number.

If the specified object group does not exist, the system prompts “nonexistent object group: XXX”.



Command Number: 2309 Delete_Measurement Object Group Name:

TRF_DELETE_OBJGRP

Number:

2309

Level:

3

Function:

Delete a measurement object group If the object group has been applied in a measurement task list, the object group cannot be deleted.

Command format:

2309: 1=?, 2=?;

Parameter:




2 STR\STRING OBJGRPLST 1-20 Optional


1: TDC

2: TRG

3: MG

4: OPRK

5: SYSR

6: PUBR

7: SCTP

8: MGCP



9: H248

10: SIP

11: SS

12: TDT

13: CTX

14: ISUP

15: M3UA

16: M3UAFAIL

17: BHCA

18: SCTPFAIL

19: H248FAIL

20: INAP

21: INAPFAIL

22: TrunkWatch

23: TDCCTRL

24: TRGCTRL

25: CALLLOSS

26: BHCAALARM

27: CONGCTRL

28: IUA

29: IUAFAIL

30: NAS

31: OPR

32: SCCP

33: SCCPFAIL

34: INTERDOMAIN

35: TCAP

Related commands:



2307: TRF_DEFINE_OBJGRP (define a measurement object group)


Example:

2309: tdc, "tdcobjgrp"&”tdcobjgrp2”,

Delete the object groups named “tdcobjgrp” and “tdcobjgrp2”.

Command Number: 2310 Show_Tmeasurement Task Status Name:

TRF_SHOW_TASKSTAT

Number:

2310

Level:

5

Function:

Show the current status of a measurement task

Command format:

2310:1=?;

Parameter:

No. Parameter Type

Full Name

Parameter range


1 INT\BYTE TSKLST 1-255 Optional

Related commands:







Example:

2310: 1&2&3,

Show the current operation status of the No.1, No. 2 and No. 3 measurement tasks.

Command Number: 2320 Register_Instant Traffic Name:

Register_instant traffic, TRF_REG_CALLVIEW

Number:

2320

Level:

3

Function:

Register an instant traffic tracing task It can be used to track traffic status, and to find out the reason for abnormal traffic.

Command format:

2320:1=?,2=?,3=?,4=?,5=?;

Parameter:



1 OID\ CALLINGNUM - Mandatory

2 OID\ CALLEDNUM - Mandatory

3 Call failure reason FAILREASON - Optional

4 Service type OPRTYPE - Optional 5 INT\DWORD TRACETIME 0-65535 30 Mandatory

The call failure reason is valued as follows:

0: Success



1: No dialing for a long time


3: Number incomplete

4: Subscriber premature release

5: Ring premature release

6: Trunk busy

7: The called party is busy

8: No reply

9: Resource unavailable

10: Call barring

11: Authentication failure

12: Media not ready

13: Route unreachable

14> Bearer capability insufficient

15: Switching equipment congestion

16: IAD offline

17: Normally unspecified

18: Protocol error

19: Authentication rejection

20: Call interception

21: Call affected by traffic control

254: Other reasons

255: All reasons



1: Local call

3: Intra-network non-local call










11: 11: Free-of-charge special service

12: Supplementary service



15: 15: Intelligent call

16: URL call

17: IP call

254: 254: Service indiscriminate

255: All services

Related commands:

2321: TRF_SHOW_CALLVIEW (view instant traffic)

2322: TRF_DELETE_VIEWCALL (delete instant traffic)

Example:

2320:CallingNum=3-10-"12345",CalledNum=3-6-"23456",FailReason=1,OprType=255,TraceTime=30;

Trace the traffic of no dialing for a long time where the calling number is 3-10-"12345" and the called number is 3-6-"23456". The tracing time is 30 minutes.

Command Number: 2321 View_Instant Traffic Name:

View_instant traffic, TRF_SHOW_CALLVIEW



Number:

2321

Level:

5

Function:

Show the information of an instant traffic tracing task

Command format:

2321:ViewNo=? or 2321:1=? or 2321:?;

Parameter:



1 INT\BYTE ViewNo 1-10 Optional

Related commands:

2320: TRF_REG_CALLVIEW (register instant traffic)

2322: TRF_DELETE_VIEWCALL (delete instant traffic)

Example:

2321:1;

View the information of the No. 1 instant tracing task.

Command Number: 2322 Delete_Instant Traffic Name:

Delete_instant traffic, TRF_DELETE_VIEWCALL

Number:

2322

Level:

3



Function:

Delete an instant traffic tracing task. This command can only be executed to delete an instant traffic tracing task defined in the local terminal. If the tracing times out or the system is restarted upon power-off, the tracing task is cancelled automatically.

Command format:

2322;

Parameter:

None

Related commands:



Example:

2322,

Delete an instant traffic task defined in the local terminal.

Command Number: 2330 Register_QoS Instant Measurement Task Name:

Register a QoS instant measurement task, TRF_REG_QoSTask

Number:

2330

Level:

3

Function:

Register a QoS instant measurement task



Command format:

2330: NODEID=?, TRKGRP=?, SDN=?, OPRTYPE=?, SETUPTIME=?, DROPPED=?, DROPPEDMAX=?,JITTER=?, JITTERMAX=?, Delay=?, DelayMAX=?, TAG=?, ENDDATE=?,

Or

2330:1=?,2=?,3=?,4=?,5=?,6=?,7=?,8=?,9=?,10=?,11=?,12=?,13=?;

Parameter:



1 INT\WORD NODEID - 0 Mandatory

2 INT\WORD TRKGRP - 0 Mandatory

3 STR\STRING SDN - “” Mandatory

4 Service Type OPRTYPE - 255 Mandatory

5 INT\BYTE SETUPTIME 0-255 5 Mandatory

6 INT\BYTE DROPPED 0-255 5 Mandatory

7 INT\BYTE DROPPEDMAX 0-255 5 Mandatory

8 INT\WORD JITTER 0-65535 60 Mandatory

9 INT\WORD JITTERMAX 0-65535 60 Mandatory

10 INT\WORD Delay 0-65535 450 Mandatory

11 INT\WORD DelayMAX 0-65535 450 Mandatory

12 INT\BYTE TAG 0-255 1 Mandatory

13 Date ENDDATE - Optional



1: Local call

3: Intra-network non-local call










11: Free-of-charge special service

12: Supplementary service



15: 15: Intelligent call

16: URL call

17: IP call

254: Service indiscriminate

255: All services

The additional flag is an octet. If the least significant bit is 1, it indicates that monolog measurement is supported. If the second least significant bit is 1, it indicates that the RTCP packet measurement is not supported. If the second least significant bit is 0, it indicates that measurement is not made.

The additional flag is as follows:

0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1

Related commands:

2331: TRF_Show_QosTask (display the information of a QoS measurement task)

2332: TRF_DEL_QosTask (delete a QoS measurement task)

Example:

2330:NODEID=31,TRKGRP=1,SDN="12345",OPRTYPE=255, SETUPTIME=1,DROPPED=1,DROPPEDMAX=1,JITTER=20, JITTERMAX=20,Delay=300,DelayMAX=300,TAG=1, ENDDATE=2005-01-01 00:00:00;

Trace the QoS of 31-1-"12345" till 2005-01-01 00:00:00; monolog measurement is supported; the traced call satisfies the following conditions: the call establishment time is not less than 1 second, or the packet loss rate is not less than 1%, or the maximum packet loss rate is not less than 1%, or jitter is not less than 20 millisecond, or the maximum jitter is not less than 20 millisecond, or delay is not less than 300 millisecond, or the maximum delay is not less than 300 millisecond.



Command Number: 2331 Show the Information of QoS Instant Tmeasurement Task Name:

Display the information of a QoS instant measurement task, Show_QoSTaskInfo

Number:

2331

Level:

5

Function:

Display the information of a QoS measurement task.

Command format:

2331: TaskNo=? or 2331:1=? or 2331:?;

Parameter:

No. Parameter Type

Full Name Parameter range Default value Optional

1 INT\BYTE TaskNo 1-10 Optional

Related commands:

2330: TRF_REG_QoSTask (register a QoS instant measurement task)

2332: TRF_DEL_QosTask (delete a QoS instant measurement task)

Example:

2331:1,

View the information of the No. 1 instant measurement task.

Display:

The result covers the following items: task number, node number, trunk group number, office direction number, service type, maximum packet loss rate, minimum jitter, maximum jitter, minimum delay and maximum delay.



Command Number: 2332 Delete QoS Instant Measurement Task Name:

Delete a QoS instant measurement task, TRF_DEL_QosTask

Number:

2332

Level:

3

Function:

Delete a QoS instant measurement task. You can only delete a QoS instant measurement task defined in the local terminal.

Command format:

2332: TaskNo=? or 2332:1=? or 2332:?;

Parameter:



1 INT\BYTE TaskNo 1-10 Optional

Related commands:


2331: TRF_Show_QosTask (show a QoS instant measurement task)

Example:

2332:4;

Delete the No. 4 QoS instant measurement task defined in the local terminal.



Command Number: 2352 Configure_Data Clearing Name:

Configure data clearing, TRF_CONFIG_CLEARINFO

Number:

2352

Level:

3

Function:

Configure data clearing information, including the monthly clearing interval and daily clearing interval

The unit of a clearing interval is "day”. If the monthly clearing interval is 31, a monthly clearing is made at an interval of 31 days. Daily clearing is to sum up the previous data, monthly clearing is to delete the previous result data.

Command format:

2352:MONPERD=31,DAYPERD=3; or

2352:1=31,2=3;

Parameter:

No. Parameter Type

Full Name

Parameter range


1 INT\WORD MONPERD 1-65535 Optional 2 INT\WORD DAYPERD 1-65535 Optional

Related commands:

None

Example:

1. 352;

Show the current data clearing configuration information.

2. 2352:MONPERD=10;

Set the monthly clearing interval to 10 days.

3. 2352:DAYPERD=1;



Set the daily clearing interval to 1 day.

Command Number: 2355 View_Busy Hours Call Attempt Name:

View the busy hours call attempt, TRF_VIEW_BHCA.

Number:

2355

Level:

5

Function:

View the busy hour call attempt (BHCA) in a current period View the busy hours call attempt in a current period.

Command format:

2355: TaskId=? or 2355:1=?

Parameter:



1 INT\BYTE TASKID 1-255 Mandatory

Related commands:

None

Example:

2355:1;

View the busy hours call attempt of the No. 1 task.



Command Number: 2356 Set_Task Entity Threshold Name:

Set a task entity threshold, TRF_SET_THRESHOLD

Number:

2356

Level:

3

Function:

Set a threshold for an entity of a measurement task Modify a threshold for an entity of a measurement task A maximum of four thresholds can be defined, and the four thresholds increase one by one.

Command format:

2356: TaskID=?,EntName=?,Thresh=?; or

2356: 1=?,2=?,3=?;

Parameter:




2 STR\STRING ENTNAME 1-20 Optional 3 OID\ THRESH 0- Optional 4 OID\ WATCHLST - Optional

Related commands:



Example:

2356:TASKID=1,ENTNAME="BHCA",THRESH=60-70-80-90;

Set the BHCA threshold of the No. 1 task to 60, 70, 80 and 90.



Command Number: 2357 Activate_Deactivate_Task Name:

Activate or deactivate a task, TRF_ACTIVETASK

Number:

2357

Level:

3

Function:

Activate or deactivate a task. This command is an on/off command. A task is deactivated for the first time and the task is activated for the second time. After a task is deactivated, the task stops running.

Command format:

2357:TaskId=?; or 2357:1=?; or 2357:?;

Parameter:




Related commands:



Example:

2357: TASKID=1;

Deactivate the No. 1 task.



Command Number: 2361 Redirect the Measurement Task Maintenance Console Name:

Redirect the maintenance console of measurement, TRF_MTMReDirect

Number:

2361

Level:

3

Function:

Redirect the measurement task maintenance console. It is used to take over the measurement tasks registered in other terminals.

Command format:

2361: TaskNO =?; or 2361:1=?; or 2361:?;

Parameter:



1 INT\BYTE TaskNO 1-255 Mandatory

Related commands:



Example:

2361: TaskNO =1;

Take over the No. 1 task.



Command Number: 2362 Redirect the Instant Traffic Maintenance Console Name:

Redirect the instant traffic maintenance console, TRF_ICReDirect

Number:

2362

Level:

3

Function:

Redirect the instant traffic maintenance console. It is used to take over the instant observation tasks registered in other terminals.

Command format:

2362: VIEWNO=?; or 2362:1=?; or 2362:?;

Parameter:

No. Parameter Type

Full Name

Parameter range


1 INT\BYTE VIEWNO 1-11 Mandatory

Related commands:



Example:

2362:1;

Take over the No. 1 task.



Command Number: 2363 Redirect the QoS Measurement Task Maintenance Console Name:

Redirect the maintenance console of QoS measurement, TRF_QoSReDirect

Number:

2363

Level:

3

Function:

Redirect the QoS measurement task maintenance console. It is used to take over the QoS measurement tasks registered in other terminals.

Command format:

2363: TaskNO=?;

Parameter:



1 INT\BYTE TaskNO 1-11 Mandatory

Related commands:


2331: TRF_Show_QosTask (display the information of a QoS measurement task)

Example:

2363:1;

Take over the No. 1 QoS measurement task.





C h a p t e r 5

Signaling Tracing

This chapter describes data configuration commands related to signaling tracing in detail, including their names, functions, levels, format, and parameters. In addition, each command is exemplified.

Signaling Tracing Man-machine Commands Input Parameter There is an input parameter for each signaling tracing man-machine command: TIMERLENGTH. It is a task period (tracing period). The input unit is 30 seconds.

If the task goes beyond the task period, the task is cancelled by the system automatically.

In addition, there are some parameters reserved by the system, for example, the ISCODE and IPV6 parameters are used in some commands. You can ignore them.

Output result Except the 2501 (display the tracing task list) and 2502 (cancel tracing), other man-machine commands are executed to register a task. The common ground: if the registration is successful, the system returns “the tracing has been received”; otherwise the system reports the reason for registration failure.

The possible reasons for failure are as follows:

The task list is full. The number of the tasks registered in the foreground has reached the threshold.

The tracing object is in the tracing state: the tracing objects (link, node, number, trunk, and module) have been traced by other tasks.



The TID has been traced: the specified user or trunk has been traced by other tasks.

The client has traced some objects: tasks are registered in the client.

The tracing request times out: Request the protocol module to establish tracing; no response within the specified time.

The tracing is rejected by the ADAPTOR: the protocol module does not agree to establish tracing.

The database has no record on the parameter: the tracing objects (node, link, number and trunk) is not configured correctly; no corresponding protocol processing board or corresponding protocol processing is found or the corresponding protocol processing board status is not synchronized to the SC.

Only four users can be registered every time: for the H.248 or MGCP tracing, the system does not support tracing of more than four numbers or trunks.

The module number corresponding to the logic board cannot be obtained: the specified logic processing board number is not correct.

Command Number: 2501 Show_Tracing Task List Name:

SHOW_TRACELIST

Number:

2501

Level:

5

Function:

View signaling tracing task.

Command format:

2501:1=?

Chapter 5 - Signaling Tracing


Parameter:



1 INT\BYTE LIST 0-255 Optional

Related commands:

None

1. Example:

This command shows the detailed information of the trace task with the sequence number 10 in the task list.

2. 2501,

Parameter default indicates the task registered in the current terminal.

Command Number: 2502 Cancel_Tracing Name:

CANCEL_TRACE

Number:

2502

Level:

5

Function:

This command is a single cancellation command. It has a parameter: TASKNO. It indicates the number of the task to be cancelled. It can be defaulted. The default value indicates cancellation of a registered task in the current terminal.

Command format:

2502:1=?;

Parameter:



1 INT\DWORD TASKNO 0-4294967295 Optional



Related commands:

None

Example:

1. 2502: 1=65559,

Cancel the No. 6559 signaling trace task.

2. 2502:

Parameter default indicates cancellation of the task registered in the current terminal.

Output result

If the task exists and the task is cancelled correctly, the system reports two messages: the tracing cancellation has been executed; complete the tracing cancellation.

The first message indicates that the task in the signaling tracing list has been cancelled, a cancellation command is sent to the protocol module sending the tracing, and no response is received from the protocol module.

The second message indicates that a cancellation acknowledgement message is received from the protocol module.

If the task does not exist and a command is executed to cancel the task, the system only reports “the tracing cancellation has been executed” rather than “complete the tracing cancellation”.

Command Number: 2510 Trace_MGCP Node Name:

TRACE_MGCPNODE

Number:

2510

Level:

4

Function:

Trace the MGCP node



Command format:

2510:1=?,2=?,3=?,4=?,5=?,6=?;

Parameter:



1 INT\WORD NODE 0-65535 Optional 2 STR\STRING DOMAINNAME 1-64 Optional

3 ADDR\IPV4 IPV4 0.0.0.0-255.255.255.255

Optional

4 ADDR\IPV6 IPV6 1-1111111111111111

Optional

5 INT\BYTE ISCODE 0-2 0 Mandatory

6 INT\WORD TIMERLENGTH 1-65535 1440 Mandatory

The node, domain name, IPV4 and IPV6 are different logic form of a node. The four parameters exclude one another, and cannot be selected at the same time.

The IPV6 is not supported by the current system. It is an interface reserved for future use.

The ISCODE is not used in the current system. There is a reserved interface. You can use its default value.

The unit of TIMERLENGTH is 30 seconds.

Related commands:

None

Example:

2510: 1=300;

This command is executed to trace the MGCP node. The node number is 300.



Command Number: 2511 Trace_MGCP Specified User Number Name:

TRACE_MGCPBYSDN

Number:

2511

Level:

5

Function:

Specify a subscriber number tracing MGCP

Command format:

2512:1=?,2=?,3=?,4=?,5=?;

Parameter:



1 INT\BYTE NET 0-127 0 Mandatory

2 INT\WORD LATA 0-65535 0 Mandatory

3 STR\STRING SDN 1-40 Mandatory



ISCODE is reserved by the system. You can use its default value.


Related commands:

None

Example:

2511:1=1,2=1,3="4850000";

Specify a user number tracing MGCP; the network number is 1, the domain number is 1, and the tracing number is “4850000”.



Command Number: 2512 Trace_MGCP Specified Trunk Name:

TRACE_MGCPBYTRK

Number:

2512

Level:

5

Function:

Specify a trunk tracing MGCP

Command format:

2513:1=?,2=?,3=?,4=?

Parameter:



1 INT\WORD GROUP 0-65535 0 Mandatory

2 INT\WORD INDEX 0-9999 Mandatory





Related commands:

None

Example:

2512: 1=1, 2=1;

Specify a trunk tracing MGCP; the group number is 1; the index is 1.



Command Number: 2513 Trace_H248 Node Name:

TRACE_H248NODE

Number:

2513

Level:

4

Function:

Trace the H248 node

Command format:

2513:1=?,2=?,3=?,4=?,5=?,6=?;

Parameter:



1 INT\WORD NODE 0-65535 Optional 2 STR\STRING DOMAINNAME 1-64 Optional 3 ADDR\IPV4 IPV4 0.0.0.0-

255.255.255.255 Optional

4 ADDR\IPV6 IPV6 1-111111111111111

Optional

5 INT\WORD ERRCODE 0-65535 0 Mandatory


ERRCODE is valued as follows:

400: illegal request

401: Protocol error

402: Not authenticated

403: Transaction syntax error

406: Not supported by the version.

410: Incorrect flag



411: Context ID inconsistency

412: No Context available

421: Illegal Action and the combination

422: Action syntax error

430: Illegal user;

431: No user for wildcard match

432: Available user reaches the extreme.

433: User in the context.

434: The number of TIDs in the context exceeds the allowed limit.

435: TID not in the context.

440: Unsupported package

441: No RomoteDescriptor

442: Command syntax error

443: Unsupported command

444: Unsupported descriptor

445: Unsupported attribute

446: Unsupported parameter

447: Descriptor in the command illegal

448: A descriptor appears twice in the command

450: No attribute in the packet

451: No event in the packet

452: No signal in the packet

453: No such measurement in the packet

454: No parameter in the packet

455: The packet contains illegal parameters

456: A parameter and attribute appear in the descriptor.

457: The Signal or Event contains no parameters.

471: Multiplex descriptor operation failed



500: Gateway internal error

501: Irrealizable

502: Not ready

503: No service available

504: A command received from an unauthenticated entity

505: The gateway is not registered successfully.

510: Resource exhausted.

512: The event that the gateway cannot detect.

513: The signal that the gateway cannot generate

514: The specified notice that the gateway cannot send

515: Unsupported media

517: Unsupported mode

518: Event buffer full

519: The number table that cannot be stored

520: The gateway has no number table

521: The terminal is starting

526: No enough bandwidth

529: Hardware error

530: Temporary network error

531:Permanent network error

532: The audited Property, Statistic, Event and Signal do not exist.

533: The message length exceeds the upper limit of the bearer layer.

534: The MGC cannot change some attributes of the MG.

540: Unexpected initial phone status

581: Nonexistent

65535: All errors

The node, domain name, IPV4 and IPV6 are different logic form of a node. The four parameters exclude one another, and cannot be selected at the same time.



The IPV6 is not supported by the current system. It is an interface reserved for future use.

The ISCODE is not used in the current system. There is a reserved interface. You can use its default value.

Related commands:

None

Example:

2513:1=300;

This command is executed to trace the H248 node. The node number is 300.

Command Number: 2514 Trace_H248 Specified User Number Name:

TRACE_H248BYSDN

Number:

2514

Level:

5

Function:

Trace the H248 signaling according to the subscriber number

Command format:

2514:1=?,2=?,3=?,4=?,5=?

Parameter:



1 INT\BYTE NET 0-127 0 Mandatory

2 INT\WORD LATA 0-65535 0 Mandatory

3 STR\STRING SDN 1-40 Mandatory









Related commands:

None

Example:

2514:1=1,2=1,3="4850000";

This command is executed to trace the H248 signaling according to the subscriber number; the network number is 1; the domain number is 1; and the subscriber number is “4850000”.

Command Number: 2515 Trace_H248 Specified Trunk Name:

TRACE_H248BYTRK

Number:

2515

Level:

5

Function:

Specify a trunk tracing H248

Command format:

2515:1=?,2=?,3=?,4=?;



Parameter:



1 INT\WORD GROUP 0-65535 0 Mandatory

2 INT\WORD INDEX 0-9999 Mandatory



The unit of the TIMERLENGTH parameter is 30 seconds.


Related commands:

None

Example:

2515:1=1;2=3;

Specify a trunk tracing H248; the group number is 1; the index is 3.

Command Number: 2516 Trace the SIP According to the Module Name:

TRACE_SIPBYMODULE

Number:

2516

Level:

4

Function:

SIP tracing

Command format:

2516:1=?,2=?;



Parameter:



1 INT\WORD MODULE 0-65535 Mandatory



Related commands:

None

Example:

2516: 1=3,

Trace the SIP according to the module; the module number is 3.

Command Number: 2517 Trace SIP Error Name:

TRACE_SIPERR

Number:

2517

Level:

4

Function:

Trace the SIP error message

Command format:

2517;

Parameter:






Related commands:

None

Example:

2517;

Trace the SIP error message

Command Number: 2518 Trace the SIP According to the URL Name:

TRACE_SIPBYURL

Number:

2518

Level:

5

Function:

Trace the SIP according to the URL

Command format:

2518:1=?,2=?

Parameter:



1 STR\STRING URL 1-128 Mandatory


Related commands:

None

Example:

2518:1=”[email protected]”;



Command Number: 2519 Trace_SCTP Name:

TRACE_SCTP

Number:

2519

Level:

4

Function:

Trace the SCTP

Command format:

2519:1=?,2=?,3=?,4=?,5=?,6=?;

Parameter:



1 INT\WORD LINKNO 0-65535 Optional 2 ADDR\IPV4 IPV4 0.0.0.0-

255.255.255.255 Optional

3 ADDR\IPV6 IPV6 1-1111111111111111

Optional



6 INT\BYTE ISLOCAL 0-2 0 Mandatory

ISCODE and ISLOCAL are reserved by the system. Please their default values.

IPV6 is not supported by the system. An interface is reserved.

Related commands:

None

Example:

1. 2519: 1=1,



Trace the SCTP according to the link number; the link number is 1.

2. 2519: 2=168.1.98.135,

Trace the SCTP according to the IPV4; the IPV4 is 168.1.98.135.

Command Number: 2520 Trace_M3UA Name:

TRACE_M3UA

Number:

2520

Level:

4

Function:

Trace the M3UA

Command format:

2520:1=?,2=?,3=?,4=?,5=?,6=?

Parameter:



1 INT\WORD LINKNO 0-65535 Optional

2 ADDR\IPV4 IPV4 0.0.0.0-255.255.255.255

Optional

3 ADDR\IPV6 IPV6 1-

1111111111111111

Optional



6 INT\BYTE ISLOCAL 0-2 0 Mandatory

ISCODE and ISLOCAL are reserved by the system. Please their default values.

IPV4 and IPV6 are not supported. An interface is reserved for them.

Related commands:



None

Example:

2520: 1=1;

Trace the M3ua protocol of the No. 1 ASP.

Command Number: 2521 Trace_SS7UP Specified CIC Name:

TRACE_SS7UPBYCIC

Number:

2521

Level:

4

Function:

Trace the SS7 signaling subscriber part

Command format:

2521:1=?,2=?,3=?,4=?,5=?;

Parameter:



1 INT\WORD OFFICEID 0-65535 Mandatory

2 INT\WORD CIC 0-4096 Mandatory

3 INT\WORD NUMBEROFCIC 1-4096 1 Mandatory



ISCODE is reserved by the system. Please specify or use its system default value.

Related commands:

None



Example:

2521:1=3,2=4,3=1000;

Trace the SS7 signaling subscriber part with an office direction of 3; the circuit identification code is 4 ∼ 1003.

Command Number: 2522 Trace_SS7UP Specified User Number Name:

TRACE_SS7UPBYSDN

Number:

2522

Level:

5

Function:

Trace the SS7 signaling subscriber part

Command format:

2522:1=?,2=?,3=?,4=?;

Parameter:



1 STR\STRING PHONENO 1-40 Mandatory

2 INT\BYTE ISCALLER 0-1 0 Mandatory



ISCALLER: 0-calling, 1-called

ISCODE is reserved by the system. Please specify or use its system default value.

Related commands:



None

Example:

2522: 1="4850000", 2=0

Trace the SS7 with a calling number of “4850000”.

Command Number: 2526 Trace the Q931 Protocol According to the Node Name:

TRACE_Q931BYNODE

Number:

2526

Level:

4

Function:

The command is executed to trace the Q.931

Command format:

2526:1=?,2=?,3=?,4=?;

Parameter:



1 INT\WORD NODEID 0-65535 Mandatory

2 INT\WORD DCHNLNO 0-65535 0 Mandatory

3 INT\BYTE BCHNLNO 0-30 0 Mandatory


The B channel number is reserved by the system. Please do not use or specify its system default value.

Related commands:

None



Example:

1. 2526:1=1199,2=1;

Trace the Q.931 signaling with the No. 1199 node and No. 1 D channel.

2. 2526:1=1199;

Trace the Q.931 of the No. 1199.

Command Number: 2527 Trace the IUA Protocol According to Link Number Name:

TRACE_IUA

Number:

2527

Level:

4

Function:

Trace the IUA protocol

Command format:

2527:1=?,2=?;

Parameter:



1 INT\WORD LINKNO 0-65535 Mandatory


Related commands:

None

Example:

2527:1=2;



Trace the IUA protocol of the No. 2 link.

Command Number: 2528 Trace SCCP Name:

TRACE_SCCP

Number:

2528

Level:

4

Function:

Tracing SCCP

Command format:

2528:1=?,2=?

Parameter:



1 INT\WORD OFFICEID 0-65535 Mandatory


Related commands:

None

Example:

2528:1=3;

Trace the SCCP with an office direction of 3


C h a p t e r 6

Billing

This chapter describes data configuration commands related to billing, including their names, functions, levels, format, and parameters. In addition, each command is exemplified.

Command No.: 2820 Show Tone File Name:

SHOW_BILL

Number:

2820

Level:

5

Function:

Show the content of a bill in the memory

Command format:

2820:CALLER=?,CALLED=?,TIME1=?,TIME2=?,COUNT=?; or

2820:1=?,2=?,3=?,4=?,5=?;

Parameter:



1 STR\STRING CALLER 1-41 Optional 2 STR\STRING CALLED 1-41 Optional



3 DT\LONGDATE TIME1 - Optional 4 DT\LONGDATE TIME2 - Optional 5 INT\WORD COUNT 1-500 Optional

Related commands:

None

Example:

2820:1="254580002",2="4580001",5=5;

View five bills with a calling number of “254580002” and a called number of “4580001” in the memory buffer.

Command Number: 2821 Dump_Bill Name:

DUMP_BIL

Number:

2821

Level:

3

Function:

Dump a bill in the memory to a file

Command format:

2821,

Parameter:

None

Related commands:

None

Chapter 6 - Billing


Command Number: 2870 Set_Billing Alarm Threshold Name:

SET_BILLING_ALARM

Number:

2870

Level:

2

Function:

Set an alarm threshold in the billing file It is executed to adjust the alarm threshold of the foreground bill file storage space. It is executed to view the current alarm threshold if no parameters are available.

Command format:

2870:1=?,2=?,3=?;

Parameter:

No. Parameter Type

Full Name

Parameter range Default value Optional

1 INT\BYTE MINOR 50-90 Optional specially

2 INT\BYTE MAJOR 50-90 Optional specially

3 INT\BYTE CRITICAL 50-90 Optional specially

Related commands:

None

Example:

1. 2870;

It is executed to view the current alarm threshold if no parameters are available.

2. 2870:1=50,2=80,3=90;

Set the level-1 alarm threshold to 90%, set the level-2 alarm threshold to 80%, and set the level-3 alarm threshold to 50%.



Command Number: 2871 Delete_Bill Name:

DELETE_BILL

Number:

2871

Level:

1

Function:

Delete an outdated bill file

Command format:

2871:1=?; or 2871:DAY=?; or 2871:?;

Parameter:

No. Parameter Type Full Name

Parameter range


1 DT\SHORTDATE DAY - Mandatory

Related commands:

2872

Example:

2871: 2000-03-12;

Delete the bill files before 2000-03-12.

Command Number: 2872 Set_Bill Automatic Deletion Name:

SET_AUTODEL_BILL

Number:

Chapter 6 - Billing


2872

Level:

1

Function:

Automatically delete the bill file policy in the SC. It is usually used to prevent serious insufficiency of bill storage space in the SC.

Command format:

2872:1=?; or 2872:DAY=?; or 2872:?;

Parameter:



1 INT\WORD DayAutoDel 63-366 Optional 2 INT\BYTE DelFirst 0-1 0 Mandatory

Related commands:

2871

Example:

2872: 90;

Automatically delete the bill files 90 years ago.

Command Number: 2880 Configuration Information Reloading Name:

RADIUS_RELOAD

Number:

2880

Level:

0



Function:

Reload the information of the Radius client configuration file. The configuration file contains the attribute and definition information of the Radius message. It is usually executed to validate configuration information after the Radius configuration file is modified.

Command format:

2880,

Parameter:

None

Related commands:

None

Example:

2880;

Reload the configuration file information.

Command Number: 2881 Check Fixed Timer Name:

RADIUS_CHECKFIXEDTIMER

Number:

2881

Level:

5

Function:

Check the fixed timer

Command format:

2881;

Parameter:

None

Chapter 6 - Billing


Related commands:

None

Command Number: 2882 Check Sending Buffer Area Name:

RADIUS_CHECKSENDBUFFER

Number:

2882

Level:

5

Function:

Check the sending buffer area

Command format:

2882;

Command Number: 2885 Backup_Billing Data Table Name:

BACKUP_BILL_TABLE

Number:

2885

Level:

3

Function:

Backup the bill data table.

Command format:



2885:1=?,2=?,3=?;

Parameter:



1 Date FROM_DATE Optional

2 Date TO_DATE Optional

3 Character string DIR Optional

Related commands:

2886 2893 2894 2895 2896

Example:

2885:20010303,20010306,"/work/cdr/";

Backup the billing data tables (from 2001-03-03 to 2003-03-06) to under /work/cdr.

Command Number: 2886 Recovery_Billing Data Table Name:

RECOVERY_BILL_TABLE

Number:

2886

Level:

2

Function:

Recover a billing data table

Command format:

2887:1=?,2=?,3=?;

Parameter:



Chapter 6 - Billing


1 Date FROM_DATE Optional

2 Date TO_DATE Optional

3 Character string DIR Optional

Related commands:

2885 2893 2894 2895 2896

Example:

2886:1=20010303,2=20010306,3="/work/cdr/";

Recover the bill data tables (from 2001-03-03 to 2001-03-06) from under /work/dir.

Command Number: 2887 Delete_Bill File Output Path Name:

DEL_CDR_PATH

Number:

2887

Level:

3

Function:

Delete a bill file group output item After you execute the 2891 command, the billing database module is validated after reading the configuration parameter again.

Command format:

2887:1=?,2=?;

Parameter:



1 Billing database CATALOG 0-7 Mandatory

2 STR\STRING CODE 1-10 Mandatory



The billing database is valued as follows:

0: CDR (ungrouped)

1: CTX (group according to the centrx number)

2: SDN (group according to the calling number)

3: TRK (unsupported)

4: ITK (group according to the incoming trunk number)

5: OTK (group according to the outgoing trunk number)


Related commands:

2888, 2889, 2891, 2897, 2898 and 2899

Example:

2887: CTX, "2";

Delete the bill file group output item with a centrx number of 2.

2887: SDN,"482";

Delete the bill file group output item of the calling number with a prefix of 482.

2887: ITK, "100";

Delete the bill file group output item with an incoming trunk number of 100.

2887: OTK, "100";

Delete the bill file group output item with an outgoing trunk number of 100.

Command Number: 2888 Display_Bill File Output Path Name:

CON_CDR_PATH

Number:

Chapter 6 - Billing


2888

Level:

3

Function:

If the third parameter is not contained, the command is executed to display the bill file group output of the current application.

If the third parameter is contained, this command is executed to add bill file group output. After you execute the 2891 command, the billing database module is validated after reading the configuration parameter again.

Command format:

2888:1=?,2=?,3=?;

Parameter:



1 Billing database CATALOG 0-7 Optional 2 STR\STRING CODE 1-10 Optional 3 STR\STRING PATH 1-128 Optional

The billing database is valued as follows:

0: CDR

1: CTX

2: SDN

3: TRK

4: ITK

5: OTK

Related commands:

2887, 2889, 2891, 2897, 2898 and 2899

Example:

2888;

Display all group output items.

2888:SDN;



Display the item grouped according to the calling number.

2888:SDN,"482";

Display the group item with a calling number of 482.

2888:SDN,"482","/work/zxss20/data/bfile/sdn/482";

Output the bill file group with a calling number of 482 to under /work/zxss20/data/bfile/sdn/.

Command Number: 2889 Display and Configure_Bill File Mode Name:

CON_CDR_MODE

Number:

2889

Level:

3

Function:

If no parameters are available, this command is executed to display the current bill file mode.

If parameters are available, this command is executed to configure a bill file mode. After you execute the 2891 command, the billing database module is validated after reading the configuration parameter again.

Command format:

2889:1=?;

Parameter:

No. Parameter Type Full Name Parameter range Default value Optional

1 Bill file mode MODE - Optional

The bill file mode is valued as follows:

0: ASCII

1: BINARY

Chapter 6 - Billing



Related commands:

2887, 2888, 2891, 2897, 2898 and 2899

Example:

2889;

Display the bill file output mode.

2889:ASCII;

Configure a bill file as a text.

2889:BINARY;

Configure a bill file as a binary file.

Command Number 2891 Set_Bile Database Parameter Name:

REINIT_CON

Number:

2891

Level:

1

Function:


Command format:

2891;

Related commands:

2887, 2888, 2889, 2897, 2898, 2899

Example:

2891;




Command Number: 2897 Configure and Display_Bill File Group Output Name:

CON_CDR_CATALOG

Number:

2897

Level:

3

Function:

If no parameters are available, this command is executed to display whether to output grouped bill files.

If no parameters are available, this command is executed to set/cancel bill file group output. After you execute the 2891 command, the billing database module is validated after reading the configuration parameter again.

By default, the output bill files are not grouped.

Command format:

2897:1=?;

Parameter:



1 Switch ACTION 0-1 Optional

The Switch is valued as follows:

0: OFF (cancel bill file group output)

1: ON (set bill file group output)


Chapter 6 - Billing


Related commands:

2887, 2888, 2889, 2891, 2898, 2899

Example:

2897;

Display whether the current system outputs grouped bile files.

2897:ON;

Set bill file group output.

2897:OFF;

Cancel bill file group output.

Command Number: 2898 Configure and Display_Derivative Trunk Bill Name:

CON_CDR_OTK

Number:

2898

Level:

3

Function:

If no parameters are available, this command is executed to display whether the system derives trunk bills.

If no parameters are available, this command is executed to set/cancel the derivation of trunk bills. After you execute the 2891 command, the billing database module is validated after reading the configuration parameter again.

To derive trunk files, the system must output grouped bill files.

Command format:

2898:1=?;



Parameter:



1 Switch ACTION 0-1 Optional

The Switch is valued as follows:

0: OFF (cancel the derivation of trunk bills)

1: ON (set the derivation of trunk bills)

This command has no screen displaying.

Related commands:

2887, 2888, 2889, 2891, 2897, 2899

Example:

2898;

Display whether the current system derives trunk files.

2898:OFF;

Cancel the derivation of trunk bills.

2898:ON;

Set the derivation of trunk bills.

Command Number: 2899 Configure and Display_Bill File Generation Mode Name:

CON_CDR_METHOD

Number:

2899

Level:

3

Chapter 6 - Billing


Function:

If no parameters are available, this command is executed to display the bill file generation mode.

If parameters are available, this command is executed to configure a bill file generation mode. After you execute the 2891 command, the billing database module is validated after reading the configuration parameter again.

By default, the system generates a bill file every 15 minutes.

Command format:

2899: 1=?, 2=?,

Parameter:



1 Bill file generation MODE 0-1 Optional

2 INT\DWORD VALUE 1-10000000 Optional

The bill file generation mode is valued as follows:

0: TIME (generate a file according to the time)

1: COUNT (generate bill files according to the bill quantity contained in bill files)

VALUE:

When bill files are generated at an interval, VALUE indicates an interval. The minimum is 1 minute, the maximum is 1,440 minutes, and the default is 15 minutes. When the VALUE is greater than 5 minutes, the VALUE should be an integer times of 5.

When bill files are output according to the bill quantity contained in bill files, VALUE indicates the bill quantity. The minimum is 100, the maximum is 1,000,000, and the default is 10,000.

Related commands:

2887, 2888, 2889, 2891, 2897 and 2898

Example:

2899;

Display the bill file generation mode of the current system.

2899:TIME,15;



The system generates a bill file every 15 minutes.

2899:COUNT,1000;

The system generates a bill file for every 1,000 bills.




C h a p t e r 7

Alarm

This chapter describes data configuration commands related to alarms, including their names, functions, levels, format, and parameters. In addition, each command is exemplified.

Command Number: 2426 Query_Current Alarm Name:

QUERYALARM

Number:

2426

Level:

5

Function:

Query the uncovered alarm information of the system The operator can specify a alarm level, alarm code or alarm shield flag to query the current alarm.

Command format:

2426:1=?,2=?,3=?;

Parameter:

No. Parameter Type

Full Name

Document description

Parameter range


1 INT\BYTE LEVL Alarm Level 0-4 0

Mandatory



2 INT\WORD CODE Alarm Code 0-65535 0

Mandatory

3 INT\BYTE TAG Shield flag 0-1 0

Mandatory

Related commands:

None

Example:

2426;

Show all the current alarms.

2426:1;

Show all the current level-1 alarms.

2426:0,2048;

Show the current alarm with an alarm code of 2048.

2426:0,0,1;

Show the unshielded alarms only.


Abbreviations

Abbreviations Full name

AAA Authentication, Authorization, Accounting

AG Access Gateway

AH Authentication head

API Application Program Interface

ARP Address Resolution Protocol

AS Application Server

ASIC Application Specific Integrated Circuit

ASP Application Server Process

ATM Asynchronous Transfer Mode

AU Adaptation Unit

AU Access Unit

BHCA Busy Hour Call Attempts

BICC Bearer Independent Call Control

BUSI Bus Interface

CCITT International Consultative Committee For Telephone and Telegraph

CDR Call Detail Record

CIC Circuit Identification Code

CLI Command Line Interface

C0MM Communication board

COPS Common Open Policy Service

DDN Digital Data Network

DPC Destination Point Code

DT Digital Trunk

DTMF Dual Tone Multi-Frequency

DWDM Dense WDM

FR Frame Relay

GK Gatekeeper

GTT Global Table Translation

GUI Graphic User Interface

GW GateWay




H.248 ITU-T Rec. H.248 Gateway Control Protocol

H.323 ITU-T Rec. Packet-based Multimedia Communications Systems

HDLC High-level Data Link Control

HW High Wag

IAD Integrated Access Device

IAM IP Access Module

ICMP Internet Control Message Protocol

IETF Internet Engineering Task Force

IGMP Internet Group Management Protocol

IN Intelligent

INAP Intelligent Network Application Procedure

IP Internet Protocol

ISDN Integrated Service Digital Line

I/O Input/ Output

ISUP ISDN User Part ISDN

ITU-T International Telecom Union-Telecommunication standardization

M2PA MTP2-User Peer-to-Peer Adaptation Layer Protocol

M3UA MTP3 User Adaptater

MFC Multi-Frequency Control

MG Media Gateway

MGC Media Gateway Controller

MGCP Media Gateway Control Protocol

MONI MONitoring

MOS Mean Opinion Score

MP Module Processor

MPMP Module Processor to Module Processor

MPPP Main Processor to Peripheral Processor

MSAG Media Service Access Gateway

MTP Massage Transfer Protocol

MTU Maximum Transmission Unit

MTUP MTP Test User Part MTP

NAS Network Access Server

NGN Next Generation Network

NIC Network Interface Card

OAM Operation, Administration & Maintenance

OAN Optical Access Network

OMM Operation Maintenance Module

Abbreviations



OPC Originating point code

OSS Operation Support System

PCM Pulse Code Modulation

PEPD Peripheral Environment Parameter Detection

PPP Point-To-Point protocol

PRA Primary Rate Access

PRI Primary Rate Interface

PSM Peripheral switching Module

PSTN Public Switch Telephone Network

QoS Quality of Service

RADIUS Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service

RARP Reverse Address Resolution Protocol

RTCP Realtime TraSPort Control Protocol

RTP Real-time Transport Protocol

SCN Switched Circuit Network

SC System Control (Card)

SCI System Control Interface

SCP Service Control Point

SCTP Stream control transmission protocol

SCCP Signalling Connection Control Part

SG Signal Gateway

SIGTRAN Signaling Transport

SIP Session Initiated Protocol

SIP-T SIP for Telephones

SEP Signaling end point

SNMP Simple Network Management protocol

SOHO Small office home office

SPC System Protocol Control(Card)

STB Signal Terminal Board

STP Signaling Transfer Point

SS SOFTSWITCH

SS7 Signalling System No. 7

SSC Softswtich System Control (Card)

SSN System Switching Network (Card)

SSNI System Switching Network Interface (Card)

SSP Service Switch Point

STP Signalling Transfer Point




SUA SCCP-User Adaptation Layer Protocol

TCAP Tc Application Part

TCP/IP Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol

TDM Time Division Multiplexing

TG Trunk Gateway

TIC Transport Interface Card

TUP Telephone User Part

UDP User Datagram Protocol

VOIP Voice Over IP

WAG Wireless Access Gateway

WAN Wide Area Network


Figures

Figure 1 Login window ................................................................................14 Figure 2 ZTE Unified Management System .....................................................15 Figure 3 Toolkit Tab....................................................................................15 Figure 4 Connection Menu ...........................................................................16 Figure 5 MML Terminal Interface ..................................................................16





Tables

Table 1 Typographical Conventions................................................................ x Table 2 Mouse Operation Conventions............................................................xi Table 3 Safety Signs....................................................................................xi

Documents

Sjzl20060464-ZXSS10 SS1b (V2.0.1) Command Manual—Operation, Maintenance and Billing_32599