Adding Ipsg Components - Tekelec IP7 Secure Gateway Administration Manual

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Adding IPSG Components

This section describes how to configure the components necessary to establish connections using IPSG
M2PA associations on IPSG signaling links, and IPSG M3UA associations on IPSG signaling links.
The configuration of these connections consists of these items.
1. Configure the IPSG card with the
2. Configure the required destination point codes - see Chapter 2, "Configuring Destination Tables,"
in the Database Administration Manual - SS7.
3. Configure the required IPSG linksets - perform the
IPSG M3UA Linkset
4. IP addresses must be assigned to the IPSG card configured in step 1 by performing the
an IP Link
procedure. There are other IP link parameters that are assigned to the IPSG card when
the IPSG card is configured. Default values are assigned to these parameters when the IPSG card
is configured. These values can be displayed by the rtrv-ip-lnk command. These values can
be changed by performing the
5. Local IP hosts, assigned to the IP addresses assigned to step 4, must be configured in the database
by performing the
This establishes a relationship between the IPSG card related information and the association
related information.
6. When the IPSG cards are added to the database in step 1, there are IP parameters that control the
IP stack that are assigned default values. These parameter values can be displayed by the
rtrv-ip-card command. These values can be changed by performing the
procedure.
7. Static IP routes provide more flexibility in selecting the path to the remote destination and reduces
the dependence on default routers. Static IP routes are provisioned by performing the
IP Route procedure.
8. IPSG Associations specify a connection between a local host/TCP port and a remote host/TCP
port. Two types of IPSG associations can be provisioned: M2PA and M3UA. Associations that are
assigned to IPSG M2PA signaling links must be IPSG M2PA associations. Associations that are
assigned to IPSG M3UA signaling links must be IPSG M3UA associations. The IPSG M2PA
association is configured by performing the
M3UA association is configured by performing the
Associations can be assigned to IPLIMx or IPGWx signaling links also. These associations are
configured by performing the
Associationprocedures. A number of fields in the association cannot be configured with the
an IPSG M2PA Association
values. The values of these fields can be displayed using the rtrv-assoc command after the
Adding an IPSG M2PA Association
These values can be changed by performing the
procedure.
9. There are two versions of IPSG M2PA associations, RFC and Draft 6, that can be configured in the
database. When an IPSG M2PA association is added to the database with the
Association procedure, the association is configured as an RFC M2PA association. The RFC version
of M2PA timer set 1 is also assigned to the association when the IPSG M2PA association is added
to the database.
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Adding an IPSG Card
procedures.
Configuring an IP Link
Adding an IP Host procedure. Verify the hosts with the rtrv-ip-host command.
Adding an M2PA Association
or Adding an IPSG M3UA Association
or Adding an IPSG M3UA Association
IPSG M2PA and M3UA Configuration Procedures
procedure.
Adding an IPSG M2PA Linkset
procedure.
Adding an IPSG M2PA Association
Adding an IPSG M3UA Association
or Adding an M3UA or SUA
procedures and are set to default
Changing the Attributes of an IPSG Association
or the Adding an
Configuring
Configuring an IP Card
Adding an
procedure. The IPSG
procedure.
Adding
procedures are performed.
Adding an IPSG M2PA
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