Re: # of Signalling Processes
"Brian F. G. Bidulock" <[email protected]>
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Ilie,
Ilie Glib wrote: (Wed, 09 May 2007 12:45:44)
>
> Hello Folks,
> SIGTRAN protocols provide support for systems redundancy and
> scalability by implementing the concept of signalling processes (SGP,
> ASP, IPSP) and TMT.
> Could you please share your view on the minimum number of signalling
> processes per logical entity (AS or SG) that the SIGTRAN signalling
> processes MUST support.
> I am after answers to very simple questions like
> 1. How many SGPs shall a standard ASP support per SG?
At least one.
> 2. How many SGs shall a standard ASP support per SS7 destination?
At least one.
> 3. How many ASPs shall an SGP/SG support per AS?
At least one.
> 4. How many remote signaling processes per logical entity (SG/AS) have
> to be supported to comply with SIGTRAN RFCs?
At least one.
> I would expect that SIGTRAN RFCs provide answers to the questions
> above. However, to my knowledge, none of the RFCs puts any limit on
> the number of redundant signalling processes. In my view this may
> result in interoperability problems and traffic disturbances.
> 5. What are the corresponding capabilities of products from main
> market players?
> These questions make sense almost for all user adaptation layers and
> traffic mode types.
> Thank you in advance for your help
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> Ilie
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Brian F. G. Bidulock
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