Avaya Media Processing Server 1000 Hardware Installation And Maintenance page 156

Configuration
During the test, the outbound lines or applications dial into the inbound lines or applications over the
looping cables, exchange touch-tones, disconnect, and repeat indefinitely. Status messages are
displayed in a command tool window. The examples shown in the following procedure depict TMS1,
span 2 (outbound) looped back to TMS1, span 1 (inbound) using the T1 standard (24 lines/span).
Span Loop-Back Test Procedure
1. Ensure the DCC containing the spans to be tested are connected to the back of the TCCP.
See TelCo Connector Panel
2. Loop the spans to be tested by connecting a crossover cable between the two spans on front
of the TCCP. If the TCCP has RJ48M connectors, a breakout adapter (octopus) cable must
be used.
3. Log on to the system as (or change user to) root:
su Password: <root password>
4. Edit the $MPSHOME/common/etc/tms/tms.cfg file to configure resources and lines for the
test. The tms.cfg file can already be configured with the required resources and line
configurations, and modifications not necessary.
a. Under the [SYSTEM] section, ensure the RSET profiles are defined (and
uncommented) for inbound and outbound lines with DTMF receivers.
[SYSTEM]
...
RSET_PROFILE = InLine
RSET_PROFILE = OutLine
...
b. Under the TMS resource definition [CLASS] section, ensure (at least) enough DTMF
receivers for all lines exist on both spans to be tested (that is, 48 for T1, 60 for E1).
[CLASS]
COUNT
CLASS_NAME
CDF
Note:
Although this test requires the configuration of TGEN resources, this is part of the
att_winkstart protocol (configured in the next step). The TGEN resource need not
be explicitly configured in the TMS.cfg file.
c. In the protocol package definitions section, ensure the LOAD statements for the spans
to be tested contain the same package definition and the inbound and outbound spans
are directed correctly:
a. Under Protocol Pkg, enter att_winkstart_proto.cfg for both spans.
b. Under Outline, enter an asterisk (*) for the outbound span.
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isdn:1 dtmf:1
isdn:1 dtmf:1
= 48 ; number of resources of this class to load
= dtmf ; this field is optional to override class in CDF
= dtmf.cdf
Comments? infodev@avaya.com
; Inbound rset profile
; Outbound rset profile
October 2014