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SS7 Signaling Link Set Configure 0x005D
SwitchKit Name
SS7SignalingLinkSetConfig
Type
EXS API and SwitchKit API message
Description
This message allows the host to define and subsequently deconfigure a signaling link set, which is a load-sharing collection of signaling links connected to an adjacent signaling node. The link set and stack must be configured before the signaling links.
You can also set this message to deconfigure a link set.
Example Message (Socket Log Output for SwitchKit)
The following example message defines a signaling link set with an OPC for a signaling stack that uses 24-bit point codes (ANSI).
00 0F 00 5D 00 00 FF 00 01 1E 02 00 00 00 20 00 00
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SwitchKit Code
Configuration
SS7SignalingLinkSetConfig (
Node = integer,
StackID = integer,
LinkSetID = integer,
APC = integer);
C Structure
typedef struct {
UBYTE StackID;
UBYTE LinkSetID;
int APC;
} XL_SS7SignalingLinkSetConfig;
C++ Class
class XLC_SS7SignalingLinkSetConfig : public XLC_OutboundMessage {
public:
UBYTE getStackID() const;
void setStackID(UBYTE x);
UBYTE getLinkSetID() const;
void setLinkSetID(UBYTE x);
int getAPC() const;
void setAPC(int x);
};
EXS API Hex Format
MESSAGE (White) |
RESPONSE (Gray) |
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Byte |
Field Description |
Byte |
Field Description |
0 |
Frame (0xFE) |
0 |
Frame (0xFE) |
1, 2 |
Length (0x00NN) |
1, 2 |
Length (0x0007) |
3, 4 |
Message Type, MSB (0x005D) |
3, 4 |
Message Type, MSB (0x005D) |
5 |
Reserved (0x00) |
5 |
Reserved (0x00) |
6 |
Sequence Number |
6 |
Same Sequence Number |
7 |
Logical Node ID |
7 |
Logical Node ID |
8 : |
Address Method 0x00 - Individual AEs
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8, 9 |
Status (MSB, LSB) |
10 |
Checksum |
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Number of AEs to follow |
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AEs |
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: |
APC (four bytes) SS7 network address of the adjacent signaling node. Every point code in the API messages will always be 4 bytes long with the first byte (MSB) as zero. See the SS7 section of the API Developer's Guide: CCS for an explanation of how to convert the 4 bytes into ITU and ANSI point codes.
0x00000000– 0x00FFFFFF
0x00000000– 0x00003FFF
0xFFFFFFFF |
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Checksum |