Re: Functionaliy of M3UA

I think you didn't understood me! I'm talking about this scheme:  there is
two SP (Signalling Point) with differrent PC (Point Code); SP1(PC=1) have
SS7 link two SG1(PC=3) and SP2(PC=2) have SS7 different SS7 link two
SG2(PC=4); SP1 doesn't have any physical connection to SP2, SG2!!!! but they
have SS7-relations!
What will be if the link from SP2 ot SG2 broken?

Stan

----- Original Message -----
From: "Brian F. G. Bidulock" <[email protected]>
To: "óÁ×ÉÎ ëÏÎÓÔÁÎÔÉÎ" <[email protected]>
Cc: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, February 21, 2006 1:18 PM
Subject: Re: [Sigtran] Functionaliy of M3UA


> óÁ×ÉÎ,
>
> Each SG has a different Point Code in the SS7 network.  In your case, each
> SG acts as an STP.  Associated pairs of STPs are normally inteconnected
with
> C-Links.  When SG/STP1 sends DUNA, it is because the destination cannot be
> reached via either SG/STP in the pair.  Otherwise, it should not send
DUNA.
>
> If your SGs do not have different point codes, they are not SGs (they
belong
> to the same SPMC).  In that case, they are really SGP within a larger SG.
>
> --brian
>
> óÁ×ÉÎ ëÏÎÓÔÁÎÔÉÎ wrote:
(Tue, 21 Feb 2006 13:07:34)
> >
> >    Example:  there  is a network wtih one MGC and two SG, both
affiliated
> >    to  SS7  links.  Than at some time one SS7 link to SG1 had been
broken
> >    and  SG1  sends  DUNA  to MGC! The question is how SG2 will know
about
> >    link failure?
> >
> >
> >
> >    Stan
>
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