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Table 284: Base Root Package Configuration Details
Task
Set default, maximum, and
minimum values for the MG
originated pending limit
property of the base root
package.
Set default, maximum, and
minimum values for the MG
provisional response timer
property of the base root
package.
Set default, maximum, and
minimum values for the MGC
originated pending limit
property of the base root
package.
Set default, maximum, and
minimum values for the MGC
provisional response timer
value property of the base
root package.
Set default, maximum, and
minimum values for the
normal MG execution time
property of the base root
package.
Set default, maximum, and
minimum values for the
normal MGC execution time
property of the base root
package.
Your Action
1.
Click Add new entry next to Gateway.
2. Click H248 Properties next to gateway.
3. Expand H248 Properties.
4. Click Base Root next to H248 Properties.
5. In the Comment box, enter the comment.
6. Expand Base Root.
7. Click Mg Originated Pending limit next to Base Root.
8. In the Comment box, enter the comment.
9. From the Default list, select the default number of transaction
pending messages that the gateway controller can receive
from the virtual BGF.
Range: 1 through 512
1.
Click Mg Provisional Response Value Timer next to Base Root.
2. In the Comment box, enter the comment.
3. From the Default list, select the default time within which the
gateway controller waits for a pending response from the
virtual BGF if a transaction cannot be completed. Range: 500
through 3000 milliseconds.
1.
Click Mgc Originated Pending Limit next to Base Root.
2. In the Comment box, enter the comment.
3. From the Default list, select the default number of transaction
pending messages that the virtual BGF can receive from the
gateway controller.
Range: 1 through 512
1.
Click Mgc Provisional Response Timer Value next to Base
Root.
2. In the Comment box, enter the comment.
3. From the Default list, select the default time within which the
virtual BGF waits for a pending response from the gateway
controller if a transaction cannot be completed. Range: 500
through 3000 milliseconds.
1.
Click Normal Mg Execution Time next to Base Root.
2. In the Comment box, enter the comment.
3. From the Default list, select the default interval within which
the gateway controller waits for a response to transactions
from the virtual BGF.
Range: 500 through 29000 milliseconds
1.
Click Normal Mgc Execution Time next to Base Root.
2. In the Comment box, enter the comment.
3. From the Default list, select the default interval within which
the virtual BGF waits for a response to transactions from the
gateway controller.
Range: 500 through 29,000 milliseconds.
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