gsm-r 5.0 gtsoftx3000 configuration manual

eWSE GSM-R 5.0 GTSOFTX3000 Configuration Manual

Issue 1.3

Date 2012-07-03

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About This Document

Change History

Date Issue Details Author

2012-3-23 1.0 Initial release. Yu Bei

2012-3-24 1.1 Modified based on review comments. Yu Bei

2012-3-26 1.2 Modified based on review comments. Yu Bei

2012-5-7 1.3 Modified based on new configuration list. Yu Bei

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Contents

About This Document .................................................................................................................... ii

1 Overview ......................................................................................................................................... 1

1.1 Overview .......................................................................................................................................................... 1

1.2 Version Difference ............................................................................................................................................ 1

2 Application ..................................................................................................................................... 2

2.1 Overview .......................................................................................................................................................... 2

2.2 GSM-R Description ......................................................................................................................................... 3

3 Configuration ................................................................................................................................. 4

3.1 Configuration Overview ................................................................................................................................... 4

3.2 Produce Configuration List .............................................................................................................................. 4

3.3 Basic Hardware Configuration ......................................................................................................................... 7

3.3.1 Base Configuration System (One Cabinet) ............................................................................................. 7

3.3.2 OMU (1+1 Backup) ................................................................................................................................ 8

3.4 Optional Hardware Modules ............................................................................................................................ 8

3.4.1 Function Modules ................................................................................................................................... 8

3.4.2 Interface Modules ................................................................................................................................. 12

3.5 Typical Configuration..................................................................................................................................... 12

3.6 Software Configuration .................................................................................................................................. 14

3.6.1 Software Configuration List .................................................................................................................. 14

4 License Configuration Description ......................................................................................... 18

4.1 License Control Policy ................................................................................................................................... 18

4.1.1 Subscriber Capacity-based License Control Policy .............................................................................. 18

4.2 License Package Configuration ...................................................................................................................... 19

4.3 License Configuration List ............................................................................................................................. 20

4.3.1 License for Basic Resource Control Feature ......................................................................................... 20

4.3.2 License for Special Resource Control Feature ...................................................................................... 21

4.3.3 License for Extension1 Resource Control Feature ................................................................................ 25








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4.3.10 License for Extension9 Resource Control Feature .............................................................................. 35

4.3.11 License for Extension10 Resource Control Feature ............................................................................ 36

4.3.12 Number of Continuous Days in a Traffic Climax ............................................................................... 36

4.3.13 Maximum Number of Traffic Climax per Year ................................................................................... 36

4.3.14 Overload Control Mechanism ............................................................................................................. 37

5 Upgrade ......................................................................................................................................... 40

5.1 Upgrade Path .................................................................................................................................................. 40

5.2 Upgrade to GTSOFTX3000 V200R001C00 Is Not Supported ...................................................................... 40

5.3 GTSOFTX3000 V200R001C00 ..................................................................................................................... 40

6 Expansion...................................................................................................................................... 41

6.1 Hardware Expansion Principle ....................................................................................................................... 41

6.2 Software Expansion Principle ........................................................................................................................ 41

7 Precautions ................................................................................................................................... 42

7.1 AC Server ....................................................................................................................................................... 42

8 Appendix ...................................................................................................................................... 43

8.1 Configuration List of Main Devices ............................................................................................................... 43

8.1.1 Basic Modules ....................................................................................................................................... 43

8.1.2 Function Modules ................................................................................................................................. 44

8.1.3 Interface Modules ................................................................................................................................. 45

8.2 Configuration List of Delivery Accessories and the Materials to Be Determined based on Site Survey ....... 45

9 Acronyms and Abbreviations ................................................................................................... 46




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1 Overview

1.1 Overview This document describes the configuration of the GTSOFTX3000 V200R001C00 in the

following aspects:

� System capacity

� Function modules

� Expansion method

� Other specifications of product

1.2 Version Difference

Version Differences

GTSOFTX3000

V100R001

The CPCI-based GTSOFTX3000 V100R001 is developed based

on the MSOFTX3000 V100R006C05, and it uses 750C boards.

The GTSOFTX3000 V100R001 supports a maximum of 100,000

subscribers and 40,000 group calls.

GTSOFTX3000

V200R001C00

The ATCA-based GTSOFTX3000 V200R001C00 is developed

based on the MSOFTX3000 V200R009C02, and has an enhanced

system capacity and performance. It supports a maximum of

300,000 subscribers and 40,000 group calls. The GTSOFTX3000

V200R001C00 adds the following new features:

� Direct Short Message Delivery

� CCBS

� Black & White Lists

� Embedded EIR

� For details of the configuration rules of GSM-R 5.0, see

MSOFTX3000 V200R009C00 Configuration Manual.




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2 Application

2.1 Overview Huawei Global System for Mobile Communications-Railway (GSM-R) GTSOFTX3000

Mobile Softswitch Center (GTSOFTX3000) is developed to meet the requirements of various

railway operators and networks.

Differences between the GTSOFTX3000 and MSOFTX3000 are as follows:

� Target market.

The GTSOFTX3000 applies to GSM-R networks, whereas the MSOFTX3000 applies to

public networks.

� Network scale.

The number of subscribers served by GSM-R networks is about 4000 to 30,000, which is

much smaller than that served by public networks. Therefore, the GTSOFTX3000 used

in GSM-R networks is configured with only one cabinet and one subrack.

� Services being provided.

The GSM-R GTSOFTX3000 supports GSM-R dedicated services as well as basic GSM

services and supplementary services defined in the 3rd Generation Partnership Project

(3GPP) protocol. The MSOFTX3000 supports many public network services as well as

basic GSM services and supplementary services defined in 3GPP.

� Requirement on acknowledgement center (AC) server.

An AC server must be configured on the GSM-R networks and it records the

confirmation information of subscribers’ participation in high-priority group calls. Public

networks do not have an AC server.

� Requirement on integrated service system (ISS) server.

An ISS server and an AC server can be collocated on GSM-R networks. The ISS server

does not require a separate board and it provides subscriber functional numbers for

railway dispatching system to query subscriber location information. Public networks do

not have an ISS server.

� Operation and maintenance unit (OMU).

The OMU used by GTSOFTX3000 and MSOFTX3000 has same hardware architecture

but different software architecture. The GTSOFTX3000 has its own OMU installation

software which can be downloaded from http://support.huawei.com.




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2.2 GSM-R Description The mobile switching center (MSC) server used in the GSM-R networks does not uses

additional types of boards than the MSC server uses in public networks.

The MSC server used in the GSM-R networks is designed to serve 1000 to 300,000

subscribers. If a GSM-R network is required to serve more than 300,000 subscribers, contact

GSM-R PDT marketing operation (MO).

Traffic mode on the GSM-R networks is not discussed in this document.

The GSM-R supports 40,000 group calls.

The GSM-R supports intra-MSC Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) signaling but does not

support other intra-MSC signaling, such as Bearer Independent Call Control (BICC) signaling.

H.248 supports IP and MTP3-User Adaptation Layer (M3UA) signaling, and the time division

multiplexing (TDM) supports MTP2-User Adaptation Layer (M2UA) and M3UA.




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3 Configuration

3.1 Configuration Overview The GTSOFTX3000 is configured with only one cabinet and one subrack.

Hardware can be classified into basic hardware modules and optional hardware modules

based on functions.

� Basic hardware modules which include:

− Base configuration system, that is, Cabinet 0

− OMU

� Optional hardware modules which include:

− Function modules:

- iGWB

- AC server

- ISS server that is collocated with the AC server

- Service processing unit, that is, service processing board

− Interface modules:

- E1/T1 & GE interface unit

- Universal service interface unit

3.2 Produce Configuration List

Table 3-1 Product configuration list

Attribute Part Number

Model Part Description Remarks

GTSOFTX3000 V2 V200R001

GTSOFTX3000 Hardware

GTSOFTX3000 Main Devices




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Quotation 02354678 GT2MBFR

AME01

Base Configuration for

System(Frame)

Mandatory. Each site is

configured with one base

configuration for system

(frame). Delivery 02300651 KWABT82

80F01

8280 Integrated Frame

03053960 KWAD00S

MUA01

Shelf Management Unit

03052367 KWAD0S

WUA101

Switch Unit

03052365 KWAD0S

WIA101

Switch Unit INterface

Quotation 02354679 GT2MCAB

INE01

Base Configuration for

System(Integraed

Configuration Cabinet)


configured with the base

configuration for system

including integrated

configuration cabinet and

switch.

Delivery 02112607 KW-IISC Integrated Configuration

Cabinet,6*DC)

02351897 NS5328C01 L3 Ethernet Switch

Quotation 02310LBA GT2M0O

MUBC01

Operation Maintenance Unit

(1+1 backup)


configured with two OMUs

that are working in 1+1

backup mode. Delivery 03053403 KC1S0OPB

A501

Universal Process Blade

88031HPP KWASGTO

MU101

GTSOFTX3000 Operating

Software per Service Blade

Quotation S4025484 GT2M0O

MUSW01

Operation System Software

For Operation Maintenance

Unit


configured with one operation

system software for the OMU.

Delivery 05200070 SuSE Linux

Server 10.0

Novell SuSE Linux Enterprise

Server

10.0,Multi-language,Paper

License,for x86

32/64bits,MediaKit

1DVD,English Doc.,1 Yr 7*24

Product Services,Limited in 8

CPUs

Quotation 02310LBX GT2M0SP

UBC01

Service Processing Unit (1+1

Backup)

Mandatory. Each site that

serves more than zero

subscriber is configured with

two service processing units

that are working in 1+1

backup mode.

Delivery 03053404 KWAD0UP

BA001


88031HPR KWASGTS

PU101



Quotation 02310LCA GT2M0IG

WBB01

iGWB Unit Optional. The site that

provides charging function is

configured with two iGWB

units that are working in 1+1 Delivery 03053403 KC1S0OPB Universal Process Blade




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A501 backup mode.

88031HPS KWASGTI

GWB01



Quotation 02310LCB GT2M0IA

CSV01

AC Server Optional. The GSM-R site that

does not need an ISS server

but serves subscribers who

need to confirm their

participation in high-priority

group calls and broadcasts is

configured with one AC

server.

Delivery 03053403 KC1S0OPB

A501


88031HPT KWASACS

ERV01



Quotation 02310LCD GT2MACI

SSV01

AC+ISS Server Optional. The GSM-R site that

provides the function of an

ISS server is configured with

one AC+ISS server. Delivery 03053403 KC1S0OPB

A501


88031HPU KWASAC

AISS01



Quotation 02310LCH GT2MGM

SSSV01

GMS Server Optional. The Global System

for Mobile Communications

Trunking (GSM-T) may be

configured with one Group

Management System (GMS)

server.

Delivery 03053403 KC1S0OPB

A501


88031HPV KWASGTG

MSS01



Quotation 03052589 KWA0USI

A701

Universal Service Interface Mandatory. Each site is

configured with the same

quantity of universal service

interfaces as that of the

universal processing blades

(UPBs).

Quotation 03052588 KWAD0US

IA101

Universal Service Interface Optional. A site is configured

with the universal service

interface unit when the front

boards (including the iGWB

unit, AC server, and AC+ISS

server) do not need to process

TDM services that are

transmitted over E1/T1 line.

Quotation 03052587 KWADGE

TIA201

E1/T1 & GE Interface Unit Optional. A site is configured

with the E1/T1 & GE interface

unit when the front boards

need to process TDM services

that are transmitted over

E1/T1 line.

GTSOFTX3000 Auxiliary Equipment

Quotation 02244982 NPCMGEC

01

PC for Core

Net(Middle-grade),Chinese OS

Mandatory. It is the

maintenance terminal. Each




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site is configured with one PC

for Core Net.

Quotation 02351368 LS-S2318T

P-EI-AC

S2318TP-EI,CX4Z118AM,S231

8TP-EI Mainframe(16 10/100

BASE-T ports and 2 Combo

GE(10/100/1000

BASE-T+100/1000 Base-X)

ports and AC 110/220V)

Mandatory. It is external

switch that connects

maintenance terminal and the

M2000. Each site is

configured with one

S2318TP-EI Mainframe.

GTSOFTX3000 Installation Materials

Quotation S4016497 UG0PCABI

NC00

Cabinet Installation Component Mandatory. Each integrated

cabinet is configured with one

cabinet installation

component.

GTSOFTX3000 External Cable Set (OSTA2.0)

Quotation 04120196 C0A16E130 Trunk

Cable,30m,75ohm,16E1,2.2mm,

D78M,2*SYFVZP75-1.2/0.25*1

6(S)

Optional. Each E1/T1 board is

configured with one external

cable set when the rear board

of the E1/T1 board is used.

GTSOFTX3000 Documents Accessory

Quotation 31185960 GT2ICV2R

1C00

HUAWEI GTSOFTX3000

Mobile Softswitch

Center-Produce Document

Mandatory. It is the electronic

product document. Each site is

configured with one HUAWEI

GTSOFTX3000 Mobile

Softswitch Center-Produce

Document.

3.3 Basic Hardware Configuration

Basic hardware modules include base configuration system (Cabinet 0) and OMU that is in

the 1+1 backup mode. Each GTSOFTX3000 must be configured with a specific quantity of

basic hardware modules.

3.3.1 Base Configuration System (One Cabinet)

Table 3-2 GTSOFTX3000 V200R001 base configuration system (one cabinet)

Part Number

Part Description Category Function

02354678 GTSOFTX3000 Base

Configuration

System(Frame)

Basic

hardware

module

Provides installation

subrack, broadband and

narrowband switch

function.




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Part Number


02354679 GTSOFTX3000 Base

Configuration

System(Integraed

Configuration Cabinet)

Basic

hardware

module

Provides installation

cabinet, subrack, broadband

and narrowband switch

function.

Base configuration system (one cabinet) consists of one integrated cabinet, one subrack, two

system management boards, two LAN switches, and two pair of switching boards that process

and distribute narrowband clocks. Base configuration system provides switching function and

one base configuration system is configured on each GTSOFTX3000.

3.3.2 OMU (1+1 Backup)

Table 3-3 GTSOFTX3000 V200R001 OMU (1+1 Backup)

Part Number


02310LBA Operation Maintenance Unit (1+1

backup)

Basic

hardware

module

Provides system

operation and

maintenance as well as

database functions.

03052589 OSTA2.0,CN21USIA7,Universal

Service

Interface,(3*2GE+RTCA)

Basic

hardware

module

Provides external

interfaces for the OMU.

S4025484 Operation System Software For

Operation Maintenance Unit:

SuSE 10.0

Basic

hardware

module

Provides system

operation and

maintenance as well as

database functions.

The OMU works in active and standby mode and consists of universal service boards with

hard disk, platform software, interface boards, operating system software, and database

software. The OMU is configured on each GTSOFTX3000 and is always installed in slots 4

and 5 of the base configuration system.

3.4 Optional Hardware Modules

Optional hardware modules include interface modules and function modules.

3.4.1 Function Modules

Function modules can be classified into service processing unit, iGWB unit, and AC server.

The ISS server is always collocated with the AC server, and the GMS server is used only

when the GTSOFTX3000 and other NEs are deployed together. Therefore, the GMS server is

not discussed in this document. Function modules are used for service processing, charging,

GSM-R special service processing, and provide operating interface function.




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iGWB Unit

Table 3-4 GTSOFTX3000 iGWB unit

Part Number


02310LCA iGWB Unit Function

module

Provides charging and

interworkings with the

billing center. The hard

disk is 300 GB.


Service Interface,(2*2GE)

Function

module

Provides external

interfaces for the

iGWB.

The iGWB unit is used for process call detail records (CDRs) and communication with the

billing center.

The iGWB units work in active and standby mode and are always installed in slots 8 and 9

(not fixed slot numbers).

Configuration principle: When an iGWB is deployed, the iGWB unit must be configured.

AC Server (Remote Backup)

Table 3-5 GTSOFTX3000 AC server (remote backup)

Part Number


02310LCB AC Server (remote backup) Function

module

Records the

confirmation

information of

subscribers’

participation in

high-priority group

calls. The hard disk is

300 GB.



Function

module

Provides external

interface for the AC

server.

The AC server records the confirmation information of subscribers’ participation in

high-priority group calls and broadcasts, which provides reference for information analysis

and query.

The AC servers are backed up in different equipment room. The AC server is the backup of

the AC server deployed on the standby MSC server of a 1+1 dual-homing MSC. One AC

server is configured on a GSM-R network and it is installed in slot 10 (not fixed slot number)

of the basic subrack.




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Configuration principle: If a GSM-R site does not need an ISS server but serves subscribers

who need to confirm their participation in high-priority group calls and broadcasts, the site

needs an AC server.

AC+ISS Server (Remote Backup)

Table 3-6 GTSOFTX3000 AC+ISS server (remote backup)

Part Number


02310LCD AC Server (remote backup) Function

module

Records the

confirmation

information of

subscribers’

participation in

high-priority group

calls and it also

provides the function of

an ISS server. The hard

disk is 300 GB.



Function

module

Provides external

interfaces when the AC

server is collocated with

the ISS server.

The AC+ISS server records the confirmation information of subscribers’ participation in

high-priority group calls and broadcasts, which provides reference for information analysis

and query. Besides, it is used to synchronize subscribers’ functional number status with the

railway dispatching system.

The AC+ISS servers are backed up in different equipment rooms. The AC+ISS server is the

backup of the AC server deployed on the standby pooled MSC server of a 1+1 dual-homing

MSC. One AC+ISS server is configured on a GSM-R network and it is installed in slot 10

(not fixed slot number) of the basic subrack.

Configuration principle: The GSM-R site that provides the function of an ISS server is

configured with one AC+ISS server.

Service Processing Unit (1+1 Backup)

Table 3-7 GTSOFTX3000 service processing unit

Part Number


02310LBX Service Processing Unit (1+1

backup)

Function

module

Performs service-related

processing, including

signaling processing, call

control, and route

selection.




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The service processing unit works in 1+1 backup mode. One service processing unit is

configured on a GSM-R network and it is installed in slots 0 and 1 (not fixed slot numbers) of

the basic subrack.

Universal service interface unit and E1/T1 & GE interface unit can be installed on the rear

board of the service processing unit. The GSM-R uses only VGCU that is installed in slots 0

and 1. Universal service interface unit or E1/T1 & GE interface unit can be installed on the

rear board of the VGCU. The VGCU supports IP packet processing and route selection.

Configuration principle: Each site that serves more than zero subscribers is configured with

the service processing unit.

Table 3-8 lists the main specifications of the VGCU.

Table 3-8 Main specifications of the VGCU

Item Specification

Number of static subscribers 300,000

Equivalent busy hour call attempts

(BHCA)

1600 K

Route selection BHCA 50,000 K

IP packet forwarding performance 128,000 packet per second (PPS)

M2UA/M3UA packet processing

performance

66,000 PPS

Table 3-9 lists the narrowband signaling processing performance of the VGCU.

Table 3-9 Narrowband signaling processing performance of the VGCU

Item Specification

TDM 64 kbit/s link 256 links

TDM 2 Mbit/s link 16 links




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3.4.2 Interface Modules

The GTSOFTX3000 uses different interface modules based on interface type, including

universal service interface unit and E1/T1 & GE interface unit.

E1/T1 & GE Interface Unit

Table 3-10 GTSOFTX3000 E1/T1 & GE interface unit

Part Number


03052587 E1/T1 & GE Interface Unit

(load-sharing)

Interface

module

Provides narrowband

signaling interfaces and

wideband signaling

interfaces, a total of 16

E1 interfaces and two GE

interfaces.

When both narrowband links and wideband links are configured on the GSM-R network, the

E1/T1 & GE interface unit is required, and it is always installed on the rear board of the

VGCU.

Configuration principle: A site is configured with the E1/T1 & GE interface unit when the

front boards need to process TDM services that are transmitted over E1/T1 line.

Universal Service Interface Unit

Table 3-11 GTSOFTX3000 universal service interface unit

Part Number


03052588 Universal Service Interface

(load-sharing)

Interface

module

Provides four GE

interfaces for an IP

network.

The universal service interface unit provides four GE interfaces and works in load-sharing or

1+1 backup mode to interwork with the VGCU. The GE interface at the topside is always

used.

Configuration principle: A site is configured with the universal service interface unit when

the front boards (including the iGWB unit, AC server, and AC+ISS server) do not need to

process TDM services that are transmitted over E1/T1 line.

3.5 Typical Configuration Typical configuration of the GTSOFTX3000 V200R001 consists of base configuration system,

OMU, iGWB unit, AC server, interface unit, and cabinet auxiliary components. The interface




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unit can be E1/T1 & GE interface unit or universal service interface unit based on whether

narrowband signaling links are available. The GTSOFTX3000 V200R001 is configured with

only one cabinet and one subrack.

Figure 3-1 describes the hardware configuration of the GTSOFTX3000 V200R001.

Figure 3-1 Hardware configuration of the GTSOFTX3000 V200R001.

Figure 3-2 Layout of the hardware configuration of the GTSOFTX3000 V200R001

Slot 0 Slot 1 Slot 2 Slot 3 Slot 4 Slot 5 Slot 6 Slot 7 Slot 8 Slot 9 Slot 10 Slot 11 Slot 12 Slot 13

Subrack 0

UPB

(VGCU

)

USIA1 USIA1 USIA7 USIA7 SWI SWI USIA1 USIA1 USIA1

UPB

(VGCU

)

OMU OMU SWU SWU iGWB iGWB AC

� The VGCU boards can be installed in slots 0 and 1 (not fixed slot numbers), and its rear

boards are universal service interface units (USIA1 boards) or the E1/T1 & GE interface

units (ETIA2 boards).




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� The board on which the iGWB unit is running can be installed in slots 8 and 9 (not fixed

slot numbers), and its rear boards are USIA1 boards. The iGWB unit supports charging

and CDR processing.

� The board on which the AC server is running can be installed in slots 10 (not fixed slot

number), and the rear board is USIA1 board. The AC server processes GSM-R special

services.

3.6 Software Configuration The GTSOFTX3000 software includes software that supports basic features and software that

supports optional features. The software that supports basic features makes up a GSM-R

software package, and the number of this software to be installed to support basic feature is

determined by the number of subscribers. The software that supports optional features is a

separate and optional unit. For details, see the following document:

eWSE GSM-R 5.0 GTSOFTX3000 Feature List.zip

3.6.1 Software Configuration List

The GTSOFTX3000 software consists of basic software that is mandatory and optional

software that is configured based on carriers’ requirements. Table 3-12 lists the

GTSOFTX3000 software configuration items.

Table 3-12 GTSOFTX3000 software configuration items

Category Part Number

Part Description Configuration Principle Related License

Basic

Software

88030RQW MSOFTX3000,Kernel Software(per

MSC)

If the number of

subscribers > 0, set the

value to 1, else it’s 0

-

88031HPW MOFTX3000,Basic Software

V200R001(per k sub)

Number = Number of

subscribers specified in the

contract

-

88030RRF MSOFTX3000,AC Server Basic

Software-WMFD-202100(per K

sub)-WMFD-202100

Number = Number of


contract

-

Optional

Software

88034626 IP over E1 per k subs Depending on carriers’

requirements. Number =

Number of subscribers

specified in the contract

-

S2010891 mSoftX3000,TDM 2M signaling

link per 2M Links,VMSC

Enter a specific value -

S2010892 MSOFTX3000,Embedded STP

function per 64K links,VMSC

Enter a specific value 82202267

82202505




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S2010855 mSoftX3000,CAMEL phase2 per k

subs,VMSC

Depending on carriers’




82200412

82202253

82202494

S2010856 mSoftX3000,CAMEL phase3 per k

subs,VMSC





82202254

82200412

82202495

88034628 CAMEL phase4 per k subs Depending on carriers’




82202259

82200412

82202499

88030EKJ Lawful interception function(per

subs)-Server/UMG conbined

Configured for lawful

interception. Number =


specified in the contract x

1000

82200018

82202250

82202489

88030EJW CTP multi-homing(per K

sub)-Server/UMG conbined





-

S2010901 mSoftX3000-PLMN(PLMN)-VMSC Enter a specific value -

88030EKC mSoftX3000,Multi-PLMN function

per PLMN,VMSC





82202272

82202423

88030EKB Dual homing from MGW to MSC

Server(per K sub)-Server/UMG

conbined





82202266

82202267

82202504

82202505

88033018 Update Network Identity and

Timezone (NITZ) (per k subs)





82202277

88030PYR MSOFTX3000,MSC POOL(1+1

main-standby)(per k

sub),WMFD-205300





-

88030QAF MSOFTX3000,Call Area Restriction

(CAR)(per k sub),WMFD-200400





-




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88030QAG MSOFTX3000,Multi-Engine

Control(per k sub),WMFD-202800





-

88030QAJ MSOFTX3000,Special Functional

Number(per k sub),WMFD-204500





82203344

88030QAK MSOFTX3000,eLDA(Dispatcher

mode)(per k sub),WMFD-205100





-

88030QAM OFTX3000,Master Train List(per k

sub),WMFD-205200





-

88030QAN MSOFTX3000,Mobile Station

Location Service (MSLS)(per k

sub),WMFD-205400





-

88030SVV MSOFTX3000,Short Message (per k

sub),WMFD-010200





82202279

88030SVW MSOFTX3000,Fax Operation(per k

sub),WMFD-010300





-

88030SVX MSOFTX3000,Bearer Service(per k

sub),WMFD-010500





-

88030SVY MSOFTX3000,Complementarity

Operation(per k

sub),WMFD-020100





82202284

88030SWA MSOFTX3000,ODB Function(per k

sub),WMFD-030000





-

88030SWB MSOFTX3000,Charge Function(per

k sub),WMFD-100000





-




17



88030SWC MSOFTX3000,Protocol Interface

Function(per k sub),WMFD-110000





-

88030SWD MSOFTX3000,Enhanced Group

Call & Group Broadcast

Function(per k sub),WMFD-200000





-

88031HPX MSOFTX3000,Direct Short

Message Delivery (per k

sub),WMFD-045000





82202314

88031HPY MSOFTX3000,CCBS Function (per

k sub),WMFD-045000





82202301

82202518

88031HQA MSOFTX3000,Black or White List

for Call (per k sub),WMFD-040600





82202342

88031HQB MSOFTX3000,Built-in EIR (per k

sub)





82202282




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4 License Configuration Description

This section describes the configuration of GTSOFTX3000 licenses in the following aspects:

� License control policy

� License package configuration

� License configuration list

4.1 License Control Policy The GTSOFTX3000 implements subscriber capacity-based license control policy.

4.1.1 Subscriber Capacity-based License Control Policy

Introduction:

� The GTSOFTX3000 works correctly only when traffic volume does not reach licensed

limit.

� The GTSOFTX3000 queries the total number of visitor location register (VLR)

subscribers in real time and determines whether traffic volume exceeds the licensed

limit.

� If the number of VLR subscribers reaches 80% of the licensed limit, the GTSOFTX3000

generates alarms at the warning level.

� If the number of VLR subscribers exceeds the licensed limit, the GTSOFTX3000

generates alarms for capacity overloading.

� The GTSOFTX3000 does not restrict calls after overload occurs.

� The GTSOFTX3000 records the usage of license files of the past two months.

Impact on subscribers:

� The subscriber capacity-based license control policies do not affect service processing.

The hardware capacity determines the traffic volume that the GTSOFTX3000 can

process.

� Carriers can determine whether to increase the licensed capacity based on the overload

alarms and the license file usage that the GTSOFTX3000 records.




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Rules for calculating the total number of VLR subscribers:

� When a subscriber registers with the local VLR after the subscriber’s mobile terminal is

powered on or the subscriber roams in to the local VLR area, the total number of VLR

subscribers increases by 1.

� If a subscriber roams out of the local VLR area, the total number of VLR subscribers

decreases by 1.

� If the mobile terminal of a local VLR subscriber is powered off for more than 2 hours

(by default), the total number of VLR subscribers decreases by 1 and this subscriber data

will be removed from the VLR. You can modify the value based on site requirements.

4.2 License Package Configuration Part number: 80010415

Part description: GTSOFTX3000,license Package

Table 4-1 Configuration list of the GTSOFTX3000 license package

SN Part Number

Part Description Quantity

1 80020006 MSOFTX3000,Basic,Basic Resource Control Feature 1

2 80020007 MSOFTX3000,Special,Special Resource Control

Feature

1

3 80020673 MSOFTX3000,Extension1,Extension1 Resource

Control Feature

1


Control Feature

1


Control Feature

1


Control Feature

1


Control Feature

1

80020725 MSOFTX3000,Extension7,Extension7 Resource

Control Feature

1

80020726 MSOFTX3000,Extension8,Extension8Resource Control

Feature

1


Control Feature

1


Control Feature

1




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4.3 License Configuration List

4.3.1 License for Basic Resource Control Feature

Part number: 80020006

Part description: MSOFTX3000,Basic,Basic Resource Control Feature

Table 4-2 License configuration related to the basic resource control features

Part Number

Part Description Unit for License Quotation

Configuration Algorithm Remarks

82200010 MSOFTX3000,LK

WASSPUSR01,Ma

ximum of

Concurrent Ssp

Calls,1 Call

Maximum number of

concurrent IN calls:

50-300,000

In China: Maximum number

of concurrent IN calls =

Total number of subscribers

Outside China: Maximum

number of concurrent IN

calls = Total number of

subscribers x Ratio of IN

subscribers x Average

data-service busy-hour

Erlang of IN subscriber x 2

-

82200009 MOFTX3000,LKW

AUSR01,Maximum

of Users,1 User

Maximum number of

subscribers: 1000-300,000

Enter a specific value. Total

number of subscribers =



-

82200018 MSOFTX3000,LK

WALIUSR01,Maxi

mum of Lawful

Interception Users,1

User

Maximum number of lawful

interception subscribers:

0-300,000

Number of lawful

interception subscribers =


specified in the contract x

Percentage of lawful

interception function

-

82200020 MSOFTX3000,LK

WATDM2M01,Ma

ximum of TDM2M

Links,1 Link

Maximum number of TDM

2 Mbit/s links:

0-300,000

Number of TDM 2 Mbit/s

links = Number of


contract

-

82200021 MSOFTX3000,LK

WAMSPC01,Maxi

mum of Signalling

Point Codes,1 SPC

Maximum number of

multiple signaling points

(Multi-SP):

0-300,000

Number of Multi-SP =






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4.3.2 License for Special Resource Control Feature

Part number: 80020007

Part description: MSOFTX3000,Special,Special Resource Control Feature

Table 4-3 License configuration related to the special resource control features

Part Number

Part Description

Unit for License Quotation

Configuration Algorithm Function Code

Remarks

2200413 MSOFTX3000

,LKWAMAX

CONCALL01,

Max

concurrent

calls

Maximum

number of

concurrent calls:

50-300,000

In China: Number of

concurrent calls = Total

number of subscribers.

Small-capacity sites are

deployed on the GSM-R

network. Therefore, to meet

the requirements of all

subscribers, the average

traffic per subscriber is

considered as 0.05 Erlang.

Outside China: Number of

concurrent local calls =

Total number of subscribers

x (Ratio of IN subscribers x

Average traffic per IN

subscriber during busy hours

Average traffic per common

subscriber during busy hours

Average traffic per during

busy hours

- -

82200412 MSOFTX3000

,LKWAMAX

CAMELUSR0

1,Max Camel

Users

Maximum

number of

CAMEL

subscribers:

1000-300,000

Number of CAMEL

subscribers = Number of


contract x Ratio of CAMEL

subscribers

- -




22

Part Number

Part Description



Remarks

82200417 MSOFTX3000

,LKWACONN

UMDAY01,th

e number of

continuous

days in a

traffic climax

Number of

continuous days

in a traffic

climax:

1-3

Number of continuous days

in a traffic climax = 1

(carriers except China

Mobile)

Number of continuous days

in a traffic climax = 3

(China Mobile)

The default value is 0 (This

item is mandatory. The

value is 0 only when the

version is upgraded but the

license is not upgraded).

The default value for

GSM-R networks is 3.

- It is

controlled in

the DB. The

value

increases by 1

if overload

continues to

occur on the

day after the

specified

consecutive

overload

days. If

overload does

not occur on

that day, the

value returns

to 0.

82200418 MSOFTX3000

,LKWACONN

UMTIME01,th

e maximum

number of

traffic climax

per year

Maximum

number of traffic

climax within a

year:

10-30

Maximum number of traffic

climax per year = 30

(carriers except China

Mobile)

Maximum number of traffic

climax per year = 10 (China

Mobile)

The default value for

GSM-R networks is 10.

- It is

controlled in

the DB. The

value

increases by 1

when a traffic

peak occurs

within a year.

The value

returns to 0

after the year

passed.

82200455 MSOFTX3000

,LKWAVERL

ICENSE01,Ve

rsion Of

License File

Number of

version control

items:

127

Number of version control

items in the license file =

127 (if the quotation is

based on the number of

subscribers)

The default value is 0 (This

item is mandatory. The

value is 0 only when the

version is upgraded but the

license is not upgraded).

- -




23

Part Number

Part Description



Remarks

82200479 GTSOFTX300

0,LKWACON

CURGGRP01,

Maximum of

Concurrent

Group Calls,1

Call

Maximum

number of

concurrent

groups:

1-40,000


of concurrent data service

calls = Entered value based

on actual condition. The

default value is 1000.


number of concurrent data

service calls = 40,000, that

is, the default maximum

value

- -

82200480 GTSOFTX300

0,LKWASUB

SCRIGRP01,

Maximum of

Subscribe

Groups,1

Group

Maximum

number of

subscribed

groups:

15-40,000


of subscribed groups =

Entered value based on

actual condition, less than

40,000


number of subscribed

groups = 40,000, that is, the

default maximum value

- The value

increases by 1

after a group

is added. The

value

decreases by

1 after a

group is

deleted.

82203343 GTSOFTX300

0,

LKWAPTT02,

Group PTT,

0~40000

Maximum

number of

subscribers

supported by

group push to talk

(PTT):

0-300,000

Enter a specific value.


supported by group PTT: =



- Number of

subscribers >

0, indicates

this function

is enabled.

82203345 GTSOFTX300

0,

LKWAVGCSI

NIT01,

VgcsInit,

0~300000

Maximum

number of calls

initiated by voice

group call service

(VGCS):

0-300,000

Number of calls initiated by

VGCS = Number of


contract

WMFD-20

0100

WMFD-20

0200

Number of

subscribers >

0, indicates

this function

is enabled.

82203346 GTSOFTX300

0,

LKWAMSCM

ATRIX01,

MSCMatrix,

0~300000

Maximum

number of

subscribers

supported by

MSC matrix

function:

0-300,000


supported by MSC matrix

function = Number of


contract

WMFD-20

2200

Number of

subscribers >

0, indicates

this function

is enabled.




24

Part Number

Part Description



Remarks

82203341 GTSOFTX300

0,LKWAVPC

SCALL02,Ma

xVpcsCall,100

~300k

Maximum

number of

subscribers

supported by

video phone (VP)

CS call function:

0-300,000


supported by VP CS call

function = Number of


contract

- Number of

subscribers >

0, indicates

this function

is enabled.

82203344 GTSOFTX300

0,

LKWASPECF

UNCNUM02,

Special

Function

Number,

0~300000

Special function

numbers:

0-300,000

Special function numbers =



WMFD-20

4500

Number of

subscribers >

0, indicates

this function

is enabled.

82201301 GTSOFTX300

0,LKWINTEG

RATEHLRUS

ERNUM,Inter

grateHLRUser

Num

Maximum

number of

integrated home

location register

(HLR)

subscribers:

0-300,000

Number of integrated HLR

subscribers = Number of


contract

- Number of

subscribers >

0, indicates

this function

is enabled.

82203342 GTSOFTX300

0,

LKWATKINF

O02, Max

Group Talker

Info, 0~40000

Maximum

number of groups

talkers:

0-40,000

Number of groups talkers =

40,000, that is, the default

maximum value

- -

82202276 Resource,MSO

FTX3000,LK

WAUSSD02,

USSD

Function

Maximum

number of

subscribers

supported by

unstructured

supplementary

service data

(USSD) function:

0-300,000


supported by USSD function

= Number of subscribers


WMFD-02

0600

Number of

subscribers >

0, indicates

this function

is enabled.




25

4.3.3 License for Extension1 Resource Control Feature

Part Number


Configuration Algorithm

Function Code

Remarks

82202266 Resource,MSOFT

X3000,LKWADu

alHM02,Dual

Home Function

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by

dual-homing

function:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by

dual-homing

function = Number

of subscribers

specified in the

contract

WMFD-160

500

Number of

subscribers > 0,

indicates this

function is

enabled.

82202267 Rsource,MSOFT

X3000,LKWAST

P02,STP Function

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by service

transfer point (STP)

function:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by STP

function = Number

of subscribers

specified in the

contract

WMFD-140

300

Number of

subscribers > 0,

indicates this

function is

enabled.


X3000,LKWALI0

2,Lawful

Interception

Function

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by lawful

interception

function:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by

lawful interception

function = Number

of subscribers

specified in the

contract

WMFD-170

000

Number of

subscribers > 0,

indicates this

function is

enabled.


X3000,LKWAEM

LPP02,EMLPP

Function

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by

enhanced multi-level

precedence and

preemption

(eMLPP) function:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by

eMLPP function =

Number of

subscribers

specified in the

contract

WMFD-200

300

Number of

subscribers > 0,

indicates this

function is

enabled.


X3000,LKWAM

AFLEX02,Intra-

MSC A-Flex

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by

intra-MSC A-Flex

function:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by

intra-MSC A-Flex

function = Number

of subscribers

specified in the

contract

WMFD-160

300

Number of

subscribers > 0,

indicates this

function is

enabled.




26

Part Number



Function Code

Remarks


X3000,LKWASM

SIND02,Call

Failed Short

Message

Indication

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by call

failed short message

indication function:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by call

failed short

message indication

function = Number

of subscribers

specified in the

contract

WMFD-163

000

Number of

subscribers > 0,

indicates this

function is

enabled.


X3000,LKWACA

MEL402,Camel 4

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by

CAMEL4 function:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by

CAMEL4 function

= Number of

subscribers

specified in the

contract

WMFD-151

200

Number of

subscribers > 0,

indicates this

function is

enabled.


X3000,LKWALM

TEIR02,Built-in

EIR

Maximum number

virtual equipment

identity register

(EIR) subscribers:

0-300,000

Number of virtual

EIR subscribers =

Number of

subscribers

specified in the

contract

WMFD-060

600

Number of

subscribers > 0,

indicates this

function is

enabled.


X3000,LKWACA

MEL201,Camel 2

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by

CAMEL2 function:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by the

CAMEL2 function

= Number of

subscribers

specified in the

contract

WMFD-150

100

Number of

subscribers > 0,

indicates this

function is

enabled.


X3000,LKWACA

MEL301,Camel 3

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by

CAMEL3 function:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by the

CAMEL3 function

= Number of

subscribers

specified in the

contract

WMFD-150

200

Number of

subscribers > 0,

indicates this

function is

enabled.


X3000,LKWAM

VNOPLMN02,NI

TZ Function

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by NITZ

function:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by the

NITZ function =

Number of

subscribers

specified in the

contract

WMFD-163

400

Number of

subscribers > 0,

indicates this

function is

enabled.




27

Part Number



Function Code

Remarks


X3000,LKWA2G

BSOFT01,2G

Basic Software

Maximum number

of 2G basic

software:

0-300,000

Number of 2G

basic software =

Number of

subscribers

specified in the

contract

- -


X3000,LKWAG

MSCBSOFT01,G

MSC Basic

Software

Maximum number

of gateway MSC

(GMSC) basic

software:

0-300,000

Number of GMSC

basic software =

Number of

subscribers

specified in the

contract

- -


X3000,LKWATM

SCBSOFT01,TM

SC Basic Software

Maximum number

of tandem MSC

(TMSC) basic

software:

0-300,000

Number of TMSC

basic software =

Number of

subscribers

specified in the

contract

- -


X3000,LKWALC

S02,LCS Function

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by

location service

(LCS) function:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by LCS

function = Number

of subscribers

specified in the

contract

- -


X3000,LKWAAC

CTRL02,AC

Version Control

Function

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by AC

version control

function:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by AC

version control

function = Number

of subscribers

specified in the

contract

- -


X3000,LKWAHG

TOW02,Handover

GSM to WCDMA

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by GSM

to WCDMA

handover function:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by GSM

to WCDMA

handover function

= Number of

subscribers

specified in the

contract

- -




28

Part Number



Function Code

Remarks


X3000,LKWAH

WTOG02,Handov

er WCDMA to

GSM

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by

WCDMA to GSM

handover function:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by

WCDMA to GSM

handover function

= Number of

subscribers

specified in the

contract

- -


X3000,LKWAC

WCH01,Call

wait/Call hold

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by call

wait/call transfer

function:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by call

wait/call transfer

function = Number

of subscribers

specified in the

contract

- -


X3000,LKWAPR

A02,ANSI PRA

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by

American National

Standards Institute

(ANSI) PRA

function:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by ANSI

PRA function =

Number of

subscribers

specified in the

contract

- -


Part Number



Function Code

Remarks


X3000,LKWAEC

T02,ECT Function

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by

explicit call transfer

(ECT) function:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by ECT

function = Number

of subscribers

specified in the

contract

WMFD-020

800

Number of

subscribers > 0,

indicates this

function is

enabled.


X3000,

LKWAMPTY03,

MPTY Function

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by

multi-party(MPTY)

function:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by

MPTY function =

Number of

subscribers

specified in the

contract

WMFD-020

500

Number of

subscribers > 0,

indicates this

function is

enabled.




29

Part Number



Function Code

Remarks


X3000,LKWACC

BS02,CCBS

Function

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by

completion of calls

to busy subscriber

(CCBS) function:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by CCBS

function = Number

of subscribers

specified in the

contract

WMFD-167

200

Number of

subscribers > 0,

indicates this

function is

enabled.


X3000,LKWADS

MD01,Direct

Short Message

Delivery

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by direct

short message

delivery function:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by direct

short message

delivery function =

Number of

subscribers

specified in the

contract

WMFD-045

000

Number of

subscribers > 0,

indicates this

function is

enabled.


X3000,LKWASC

TPMH01,SCTP

multi-homing

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by SCTP

multi-homing

function

Number of

subscribers

supported by SCTP

multi-homing

function = Number

of subscribers

specified in the

contract

- -


X3000,LKWAM

APP201,MAP

phase2+

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by

Mobile Application

Part (MAP)

phase2+

Number of

subscribers

supported by MAP

phase2+ = Number

of subscribers

specified in the

contract

- -


Part Number



Function Code

Remarks


X3000,LKWAEPL

MN01,Equivalent

PLMN(ePLMN)

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by

equivalent public

land mobile

network (ePLMN):

0-300,000

Enter a specific

value

WMFD-160

200

Number of

subscribers > 0,

indicates this

function is

enabled.




30

Part Number



Function Code

Remarks


X3000,LKWABW

LFC01,Black or

White List for Call

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by black

or white lists for

calls:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by black

or white lists for

calls = Number of

subscribers

specified in the

contract

WMFD-040

600

Number of

subscribers > 0,

indicates this

function is

enabled.


X3000,LKWAIPO

E101,IP over E1

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by IP

over E1:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by IP

over E1 = Number

of subscribers

specified in the

contract

- -


Part Number



Function Code

Remarks

82202369 Resource,MSOFTX

3000,LKWAMPL

MNFUN01,Multi-P

LMN Function

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by

multi-PLMN

function:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by

multi-PLMN

function = Number

of subscribers

specified in the

contract

- Number of

subscribers > 0,

indicates this

function is

enabled.


3000,LKWAVMSC

FUN01,Virtual

multi-MSC

Function

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by

virtual multi-MSC

function:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by

virtual multi-MSC

function = Number

of subscribers

specified in the

contract

- Number of

subscribers > 0,

indicates this

function is

enabled.




31

Part Number



Function Code

Remarks


3000,LKWAFOLL

OWME01,Follow

Me

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by

Follow Me:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by

Follow Me =

Number of

subscribers

specified in the

contract

- -


3000,LKWAUDS0

1,User

Differentiated

Service

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by user

differentiated

services:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by user

differentiated

services:

0-300,000

- -


Part Number



Function Code

Remarks


3000,LKWAGSMF

AX01,GSM Fax

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by GSM

fax:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by GSM

fax = Number of

subscribers

specified in the

contract

- Number of

subscribers > 0,

indicates this

function is

enabled.


3000,LKWAGSMB

S01,GSM Bearer

Service

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by GSM

bearer services:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by GSM

bearer services =

Number of

subscribers

specified in the

contract

- Number of

subscribers > 0,

indicates this

function is

enabled.


3000,LKWAMGW

SNNSF01,MGW

Support NNSF

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by

A-Flex function on

the media gateway

(MGW):

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by

A-Flex function on

the MGW =

Number of

subscribers

specified in the

contract

- -




32

Part Number



Function Code

Remarks


3000,LKWAWPS0

1,WPS(Wireless

Priority Service)

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by

Wireless Priority

Service (WPS):

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by WPS:

0-300,000

- -


Part Number



Function Code

Remarks


3000 ,LKWALI03,L

awful Interception

Function for GMSC

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by

lawful interception

function for the

GMSC:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by

lawful interception

function for the

GMSC = Number

of subscribers

specified in the

contract

- Number of

subscribers > 0,

indicates this

function is

enabled.


3000 ,LKWATDM2

M02,Maximum of

TDM2M Links for

GMSC

TDM 2 Mbit/s

links for the

GMSC:

0-300,000

TDM 2 Mbit/s

links for the

GMSC = Number

of subscribers

specified in the

contract

- Number of

subscribers > 0,

indicates this

function is

enabled.


3000 ,LKWAMSPC

02,Maximum of

Signalling Point

Codes for GMSC

Maximum number

of multi signaling

point codes for the

GMSC:

0-300,000

Number of multi

signaling point

codes for the

GMSC = Number

of subscribers

specified in the

contract

- -


3000 ,LKWACAM

EL202,Camel 2 for

GMSC

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by

CAMEL2 for the

GMSC:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by

CAMEL2 for the

GMSC = Number

of subscribers

specified in the

contract

- -




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Part Number



Function Code

Remarks


3000 ,LKWACAM

EL302,Camel 3 for

GMSC

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by

CAMEL3 for the

GMSC:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by

CAMEL3 for the

GMSC = Number

of subscribers

specified in the

contract

- -


3000 ,LKWACAM

EL403,Camel 4 for

GMSC

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by

CAMEL4 for the

GMSC:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by

CAMEL4 for the

GMSC = Number

of subscribers

specified in the

contract

- -


3000 ,LKWADualH

M03,Dual Home

Function for GMSC

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by

dual-homing

function for the

GMSC:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by

dual-homing

function for the

GMSC = Number

of subscribers

specified in the

contract

- -


3000 ,LKWASTP03

,STP Function for

GMSC

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by STP

function for the

GSMC:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by STP

function for the

GSMC = Number

of subscribers

specified in the

contract

- -


3000 ,LKWAACCT

RL03,AC Version

Control Function for

GMSC

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by AC

version control

function for the

GMSC:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by AC

version control

function for the

GMSC = Number

of subscribers

specified in the

contract

- -




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Part Number



Function Code

Remarks


3000 ,LKWACCBS

03,CCBS Function

for GMSC

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by

CCBS function for

the GMSC:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by

CCBS function for

the GMSC =

Number of

subscribers

specified in the

contract

- -


Part Number



Function Code

Remarks


3000 ,LKWASCTP

MH02,SCTP

multi-homing for

GMSC

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by

SCTP

multi-homing for

the GMSC:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by

SCTP

multi-homing for

the GMSC =

Number of

subscribers

specified in the

contract

- Number of

subscribers > 0,

indicates this

function is

enabled.


3000 ,LKWAMAPP

202,MAP phase2+

for GMSC

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by MAP

phase2+ for the

GMSC:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by MAP

phase2+ for the

GMSC = Number

of subscribers

specified in the

contract

- Number of

subscribers > 0,

indicates this

function is

enabled.


3000 ,LKWAIPOE1

02,IP over E1 for

GMSC

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by IP

over E1 for the

GMSC:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by IP

over E1 for the

GMSC = Number

of subscribers

specified in the

contract

- -




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Part Number



Function Code

Remarks


3000 ,LKWABWLF

C02,Black or White

List for call for

GMSC

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by black

or white list for

call for GMSC:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by black

or white list for

call for GMSC =

Number of

subscribers

specified in the

contract

- -


Part Number



Function Code

Remarks


3000 ,LKWAVMS

CFUN02,Virtual

multi-MSC

Function for GMSC

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by

virtual multi-MSC

function for the

GMSC:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by

virtual multi-MSC

function for the

GMSC = Number

of subscribers

specified in the

contract

- Number of

subscribers > 0,

indicates this

function is

enabled.


3000 ,LKWAFOLL

OWME02,Follow

Me for GMSC

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by

Follow Me for the

GMSC:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by

Follow Me for the

GMSC = Number

of subscribers

specified in the

contract

- -


3000 ,LKWAWPS0

2,WPS(Wireless

Priority Service) for

GMSC

Maximum number

of subscribers

supported by WPS

for the GMSC:

0-300,000

Number of

subscribers

supported by WPS

for the GMSC =

Number of

subscribers

specified in the

contract

- -




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Part Number



Function Code

Remarks

82202609 Resource,MSOFTX3

000 ,LKWADESTTE

ST01,Designated

Trunk Test

Designated trunk

dialing test:

0-300,000

Designated trunk

dialing test =

Number of

subscribers

specified in the

contract

- Number of

subscribers > 0,

indicates this

function is

enabled.

4.3.12 Number of Continuous Days in a Traffic Climax

Part Number: 82200417

Part description: MSOFTX3000,LKWACONNUMDAY01,the number of continuous days in

a traffic climax

Function description: It defines the criterion for identifying a traffic climax, that is, the climax

counter increases by 1 when the number of continuous days in a traffic climax reaches the

licensed value. For details about the control mechanism, see section 4.3.14 "Overload Control

Mechanism."

Corresponding software ID: None

Formula:

Number of continuous days in a traffic climax = 1 (carriers except China Mobile)

Number of continuous days in a traffic climax = 3 (China Mobile)

Value range: 0-3

4.3.13 Maximum Number of Traffic Climax per Year

Part Number: 82200418

Part description: MSOFTX3000,LKWACONNUMTIME01,the maximum number of traffic

climax per year

Function description: It defines the maximum number of traffic climax per year, that is, the

GTSOFTX3000 restricts the increased calls or subscribers when the number of traffic climax

within a year reaches the licensed value. For details about the control mechanism, see section

4.3.14 "Overload Control Mechanism."

Corresponding software ID: None

Formula:

Maximum number of traffic climax per year = 30 (carriers except China Mobile)

Maximum number of traffic climax per year = 10 (China Mobile)

Value range: 0-30




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4.3.14 Overload Control Mechanism

License overload control policies are used to control traffic climaxes or subscriber capacity

climaxes. Two common resource control items are used to achieve license overload control:

Number of Continuous Days in a Traffic Climax and Maximum Number of Traffic Climax per

Year:

� Number of Continuous Days in a Traffic Climax: Assume that the value of this resource

control item is M. When consecutive M days witness the license overload, the

GTSOFTX3000 considers that a traffic climax or a subscriber capacity climax occurs,

and the climax counter increases by 1.

Figure 4-1 shows the resource control item Number of Continuous Days in a Traffic

Climax.

Figure 4-1 Number of Continuous Days in a Traffic Climax

� Maximum Number of Traffic Climax per Year: Assume that the value of this resource

control item is N. When the number of traffic climaxes or subscriber capacity climaxes

exceeds N within a year, the GTSOFTX3000 rejects calls.

Figure 4-2 shows the resource control item Maximum Number of Traffic Climax per

Year.




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Figure 4-2 Maximum Number of Traffic Climax per Year

License Overload Control Rules for Different Carriers

Application of the resource control items Number of Continuous Days in a Traffic Climax and

Maximum Number of Traffic Climax per Year varies for different carriers are as follows:

� For China Mobile, M is 3, and N is 10. This means that when consecutive three days

witness the license overload, the GTSOFTX3000 considers that a traffic climax or a

subscriber capacity climax occurs. When the current year witnesses 10 traffic climaxes

or subscriber capacity climaxes, the GTSOFTX3000 rejects calls in subsequent climaxes

of the year.

� For the other carriers, M is 1, and N is 30. This means that when one day witnesses the

license overload, the GTSOFTX3000 considers that a traffic climax or a subscriber

capacity climax occurs. When the current year witnesses 30 traffic climaxes or

subscriber capacity climaxes, the GTSOFTX3000 rejects calls in subsequent climaxes of

the year.

License Overload Control Policies in Different Licensing Models

If the licensing model is traffic volume-based, the GTSOFTX3000 does the following:

� Rejects calls that exceed the threshold allowed by the license when the number of

concurrent traffic climaxes per year exceeds N.

� Rejects intelligent network (IN) calls that exceed the threshold allowed by the license

when the number of IN traffic climaxes per year exceeds N.

� Rejects data service calls that exceed the threshold allowed by the license when the

number of data service traffic climaxes per year exceeds N.

� If the licensing model is traffic volume-based, the GTSOFTX3000 does the following:




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� Rejects the access requests of the subscribers that exceed the threshold allowed by the

license when the number of total subscriber capacity climaxes per year exceeds N.

� Rejects the access requests of the Customized Applications for Mobile network

Enhanced Logic (CAMEL) subscribers that exceed the threshold allowed by the license

when the number of CAMEL subscriber capacity climaxes per year exceeds N.

� Rejects the access requests of the data service subscribers that exceed the threshold

allowed by the license when the number of data service subscribers capacity climaxes

per year exceeds N.




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5 Upgrade

5.1 Upgrade Path

Target Version

Current Version

GTSOFTX3000 V200R001C00

GTSOFTX3000 V100R001 Х

5.2 Upgrade to GTSOFTX3000 V200R001C00 Is Not Supported

The GTSOFTX3000 cannot be upgraded from V100R001 to V200R001C00 due to their

different hardware systems, operating systems, and databases. You can ensure that the

GTSOFTX3000 V200R001C00 uses:

� ATCA-based hardware.

� The same software as that of the CPCI-based GTSOFTX3000 V100R001. You can

determine the software quotation based on carriers’ requirements.

� A new license file because the encryption mechanisms for the two platforms differ.

5.3 GTSOFTX3000 V200R001C00 The GTSOFTX3000 V200R001C00 upgrade is not required because it is the first

ATCA-based version.




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6 Expansion

6.1 Hardware Expansion Principle Hardware expansion is not requested for on the GTSOFTX3000 V200R001C00.

6.2 Software Expansion Principle � Obtain the numbers of current license files and software from BoQ before the expansion.

� Calculate the numbers of license files and software using the later-version configuration

tool based on the traffic model of the GTSOFTX3000 V200R001C00.

� Obtain the numbers of license files and software to be installed. The number of license

files and software to be installed is equal to the difference between the total numbers of

licenses and software of the GTSOFTX3000 V200R001C00 and that of the

GTSOFTX3000 V200R001C00.

Ensure that all software or license files required by carriers are ready.




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7 Precautions

7.1 AC Server The AC server (or the AC+ISS server) or the GMS server does not work in 1+1 backup mode

in a subrack. Therefore, the AC server (or the AC+ISS server) or the GSM server uses one

board.

The AC server and the ISS server are used on GSM-R networks, and the GMS server is used

on GSM-T networks.

The ISS server is used for GSM-R customized services and can be collocated with the AC

server using the same board.




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8 Appendix

8.1 Configuration List of Main Devices

8.1.1 Basic Modules

Table 8-1 Configuration list of basic modules

Part Number Part Description Function Unit Configuration Principle

02354679 Base Configuration

System(Integraed

Configuration

Cabinet)

Consists of a cabinet, a subrack,

two system management boards,

two pair of switching boards that

process narrowband clocks, and

two LAN switches.

pcs Each system is

configured with one

base configuration

system.

02354678 Base Configuration

System(Frame)

Consists of a cabinet, a subrack,

two system management boards,

two pair of switching boards that

process narrowband clocks, and

two LAN switches.

pcs Each system is

configured with one

base configuration

system.

02310LBA Operation

Maintenance Unit

(1+1 backup)

Consists of universal service

boards with hard disks, platform

software, interface boards,

operating system software, and

database software.

pcs Each system is

configured with one

operation and

maintenance unit.

03052589 OSTA2.0,CN21US

IA7,Universal

Service

Interface,(3*2GE+

RTCA)

Provides external interfaces for

the OMU.

pcs Each system is

configured with one

universal service

interface unit.

S4025484 Operation System

Software For

Operation

Maintenance Unit:

SuSE 10.0

Provides system operation and

maintenance as well as database

functions.

pcs Each system is

configured with one

OMU operation system

software.




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8.1.2 Function Modules

Table 8-2 Configuration list of function modules

Part Number Part Description Function Unit Configuration Principle

02310LBX Service Processing Unit

(1+1 backup)

Provides universal

processing blades and

platform software, which

are used for service

processing.

pcs Each system is

configured with one

service processing unit.

02310LCA iGWB Unit Provides universal

processing blades,

platform software, and

interface boards, which are

used for charging.

pcs Each system is

configured with an

iGWB or two iGWBs

based on whether a

backup iGWB is

required.

03052588 OSTA2.0,CN21USIA1,

Universal Service

Interface,(2*2GE)

Provides external

interfaces for the iGWB. pcs Each system is

configured with an

iGWB or two iGWBs

based on whether a

backup iGWB is

required.

02310LCB AC Server Provides universal

processing blades,



used for GSM-R special

service processing.

pcs Each system is

configured with an AC

server.

03052588 OSTA2.0,CN21USIA1,

Universal Service

Interface,(2*2GE)

Provides external

interfaces for the AC

server.

pcs Each system is

configured with a

universal service

interface unit.

02310LCD AC+ISS Server Provides universal

processing blades,



used for GSM-R special

service processing.

pcs Each system is

configured with an

AC+ISS server.

03052588 OSTA2.0,CN21USIA1,

Universal Service

Interface,(2*2GE)

Provides external

interfaces for the AC+ISS

server.

pcs Each system is

configured with a

universal service

interface unit.




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8.1.3 Interface Modules

Table 8-3 Configuration list of interface modules

Part Number

Part Description Function Unit Configuration Principle

03052588 OSTA2.0,CN21USIA1,Un

iversal Service

Interface,(2*2GE)

Specifies wideband

interface board that

provides four GE

interfaces.

pcs If narrowband

interfaces are not

required, configure the

universal service

interface unit on the

interface modules. The

number of universal

service interface units

must be the same as the

number of the VGCUs.

03052587 E1/T1 & GE Interface Unit Provides two GE interfaces

and 16 E1 interfaces.

pcs If narrowband

interfaces are required,

configure the E1/T1 &

GE interface unit on

the interface modules.

The number of the

E1/T1 & GE interface

units must be the same

as the number of the

VGCUs.

8.2 Configuration List of Delivery Accessories and the Materials to Be Determined based on Site Survey

The information in this section is in the attachment:

GTSOFTX3000 V200 Configuration List.zip




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9 Acronyms and Abbreviations

Table 9-1 Acronyms and abbreviations

Abbreviation Full Spelling

3GPP 3rd Generation Partnership Project

AAA Authentication, Authorization and Accounting

AAL ATM Adaptation Layer

AMR Adaptive MultiRate

BHCA Busy Hour Call Attempt

BITS Building Integrated Timing Supply System

BSC Base Station Controller

BSS Base Station Subsystem

BSSAP Base Station Subsystem Application Part

BSSMAP Base Station Subsystem Management Application Part

BTS Base Transceiver Station

CAMEL Customized Applications for Mobile Network Enhanced

Logic

CIC Circuit Identification Code

DPUa Data Processing Unit REV:a

DTAP Direct Transfer Application Part

EDGE Enhanced Data rates for Global Evolution

EIUa 16-port E1/T1 circuit Interface Unit REV:a

ETSI European Telecommunications Standards Institute

GBSR GSM BSC Service Processing Rack

GCUa Overview Clock Unit REV:a

GDPUC GSM Data Processing Unit for CS service

GEIUA GSM E1/T1 Interface Unit for A

GEIUB GSM E1/T1 Interface Unit for aBis

GEIUP GSM E1/T1 Interface Unit for Pb




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Abbreviation Full Spelling

GEIUT GSM E1/T1 Interface Unit for aTer

GEPS GSM Extended Processing Subrack

GERAN GSM EDGE Radio Access Network

VGCU VMSC General Control Unit