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ZXSS10 SS1b
SoftSwitch Control Equipment
Data Configuration Guide

H323 GK Interconnection
Version 2.0.1.07
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Contents
About This Manual............................................. I

Declaration of RoHS Compliance ....................... I
Data Configuration Guide H.323 GK
Interconnection.................................................1
Configuration Overview ................................................... 1
Interconnection Data Planning.......................................... 5
Configuring System Capacity............................................ 6
Configuring the Capacity of an SPC/ESPC Board.................. 9
Configuring an H323 GK Zone .........................................12
Configuring Data Area Capacity of H323 GK Zone ..............15
Configuring a Zone on a Processing Board.........................17
Configuring an H323 GK Node .........................................18
H.323 Protocol Configuration...........................................21
Configuring H323 GK Property.....................................21
Configuring the Property of H323 Processing Board .........23
Configuring H323 Property..........................................25
Port Distribution Configuration.........................................29
Overview..................................................................29
Configuring Authentication Distribution .........................29
Configuring the Port Range .........................................31
Checking Interconnection Result ......................................33
Figures ............................................................ 35
Tables ............................................................. 37
Glossary .......................................................... 39
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About This Manual

Purpose
At first, thank you for choosing ZXSS10 SS1b of ZTE Corporation!

ZXSS10 SS1b is fully compatible with the layered standard NGN
model. It can provide NGN with service call and connection control functions which are required by real-time services. By using
ZXSS10 SS1b, operators can provide users with many kinds of
multimedia services which involve voice, video and data. ZXSS10
SS1b is, therefore, the core of NGN in terms of call and control.
This manual provides users with operation guides by describing
how to configure the interconnection between ZXSS10 SS1b and
H.323 GK.
Intended Reader
What Is in This
Manual
Conventions
This manual is intended for
Network planning engineer
Equipment installation engineer
Maintenance engineer
Data engineer
This manual contains the following chapter:

Chapter
Summary
Chapter 1, H.323
GK Interconnection
It introduces how to configure H.323

interconnection.
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Chapter
Data Configuration
Guide H.323 GK
Interconnection
Table of Contents
Configuration Overview ....................................................... 1
Interconnection Data Planning.............................................. 5
Configuring System Capacity................................................ 6
Configuring the Capacity of an SPC/ESPC Board...................... 9
Configuring an H323 GK Zone .............................................12
Configuring Data Area Capacity of H323 GK Zone ..................15
Configuring a Zone on a Processing Board.............................17
Configuring an H323 GK Node .............................................18
H.323 Protocol Configuration...............................................21
Port Distribution Configuration.............................................29
Checking Interconnection Result ..........................................33
Configuration Overview
Background
1. Composed of call control, media encoding, management control and network security protocols, H.323 is a real-time multimedia protocol cluster developed by ITU-T.
2. H.323 applies in multi-media telecommunication in grouping
network without QoS guarantee. Its purpose is to realize the
video/audio interaction and telecommunication between terminals located in varied networks.
3. H.323 defines several system components, including gateway,
gatekeeper, multipoint control, multipoint processing and multipoint CPU.
4. H.323 terminal provides selective audio/video and data communication in point to point or point to multi-point conference.
Figure 1 shows the location of an H.323 GK device in NGN architecture. It supports various multimedia services and helps realize
IP telephone service. H.323 terminals can also communicate with
H.324, H.320, H.321, H.322 terminals and other wireless devices
in a circuit switching network.
FIGURE 1 LOCATION
OF
H323 GK
IN
NGN
Both H.323 and SIP can realize VoIP and multi-media applications,
but they differ in system architecture, application domain and development direction.
So far, H.323 and SIP are the main standards for IP network communication, which provides complete solutions for an IP telephone
system. But H.323 adopts traditional telephone signaling mode,
including a series of protocols while SIP refers to internet protocol
based on text protocol.
Overall
Configuration
Relations
Figure 2 show the overall flow of ZXSS10 SS1b data configuration.

In actual deployment, operators can adjust above steps or configuration items according to actual situation in conformity to the
sequence of basic data-interconnection data-service data-application data.
Chapter 1 Data Configuration Guide H.323 GK Interconnection
FIGURE 2 CONFIGURATION FLOW DIAGRAM
Caution:
Add DAS (digital analysis selector) for gateway cluster selection
before configuring interconnection data.
Location of H.323 GK interconnection data configuration in overall
configuration flow is shown in Figure 2.
H.323 Principle
H.323 defines 4 components based on telecommunication system:

terminal, gateway, gatekeeper and multipoint CPU, as shown in
Figure 3.
FIGURE 3 H.323 PROTOCOL COMPONENT STRUCTURE
Terminal: a client point in IP network. It must supports 3

functions:
Support signaling and control function, which means supporting H.245, H.225 and RAS.
Support real-time communication, which means supporting
RTP/RCTP.
Support encoding, which refers to compression before
sending and decompression after receiving. Each H.323
terminal needs to support Q.711.
Gateway: H.323 gateway provides bidirectional service nodes

between H.323 terminal in PBN (Packet Based Network) and
other terminals on SCN (Switched Circuit Network), or another
H.323 gateway.
Gatekeeper: GK is the H.323 entity in network; it provides

H.323 terminal, gateway and MCU with address translation,
network visit control or other service like bandwidth management and gateway positioning. GK accomplishes 4 basic functions, including address control, acceptance control, bandwidth
control and domain management. Beside, GK supports call
control signaling, call authentication, bandwidth management
and call management functions optionally.
MCU: MCU support conversation among more than 3 end users,

A typical MCU comprises a MC (multi-point Controller) and several or none MP (Multi-point Processor). MC provides the control function, such as consultation between terminals and disposal of voice and video. Besides. MCU can handle the media
stream in conversation, including mixing voice and switching
voice/video.
H.323 adopts following paths to make information exchange structured for 2 telecommunication entities. Path refers to a connection
of a transmission layer.
RAS path
Defined in H.225.0, RAS path helps endpoints communicate
with their gatekeeper. Endpoint users can log in gatekeeper by
RAS path and request allowing them to have calls with another
endpoint user. If the request is approved, then gatekeeper will

reply a transmission address (including IP address and port
number) as the call signaling path for the called point.
Call signaling path

This path bears the control information of calls and additional
service. Described in H.225.0 and H.450.X, this path adopts
protocol similar to Q.931. After a call is established, the transmission address of H.245 control path is designated in the call
signaling path.
H.245 control path

This path bears H.245 protocol information applied in media
control with switching support. This path helps establish a logic
path of media after each call parties finish capacity switching.
Logic path of media

This path bears voice, video and other media information, each
media type bears in a pair of unidirectional path with RTP and
RTCP.
Interconnection Data
Planning
Introduction
Both parties information must be found out for different device interconnection. SS side provides information for H.323 GK, so does
H.323 GK. Above information must be prepared before interconnection configuration.
Table 1 lists H323 GK interconnection configuration plan.
TABLE 1 DATA PLANNING
Configured Items
Planned Value
Remark
H.323 GK zone
number
10
H.323 GK cluster
processing board
No.3 processing board

is first choice, then is
No. 4
H.323 GK node
number
17
IP address of H.323
GK node
10.40.12.123
Local port number
Local SS port 1719
Agreed by both
parties
GK port number
Port 1720 on H323 GK
Agreed by both
parties
Configured Items
Planned Value
Remark
Related data of H.323

protocol
Configure H323
protocol data on
SS
Configure H323
property, GK property
and processing board
property, etc.
Configuring System
Capacity
Prerequisites
Context
NetNumenN31 has been connected to the database
You have logged in to the Data Configure interface of NetNumenN31.
This topic describers how to modify the H.323related capacity

configurations. For the configuration of the other capacities, refer
to ZXSS10 SS1b Data Configuration Guide Global Configuration.
Caution:
Be careful in modifying system capacity in case significant data
are changed. Reboot the board to make the modification effective
after modification.
Steps
1. In the Data Configure interface, select Global (G) >

SoftSwitch Data Configuration(O) > Capacity Configuration(C).
The Capacity Configuration interface appears, as shown in
Figure 4.
FIGURE 4 CAPACITY CONFIGURATION
2. Click the Modify button.
The Modify Capacity Configuration interface appears, as

shown in Figure 5.
FIGURE 5 MODIFYING CAPACITY CONFIGURATION-CAPACITY 1
3. Click the Capacity 2 tab. The tab page appears, as shown in

Figure 6. Modify Max H323 Terminals in the Capacity 2 tab
page by referring toTable 2.
FIGURE 6 MODIFYING CAPACITY CONFIGURATION-CAPACITY 2
TABLE 2 PARAMETER DESCRIPTION
FOR
CAPACITY 2
Parameter
Description
Minimum
Maximum
Recommended
Value
Max Black and

White Lists
The maximum
number of black
and white lists.
256
50000
0
1000
Capacity of
DNSLC Tables
Capacity of DNSLC
tables.
20000
0
2000
Max Number
of DAS
The maximum
number of a
DAS that can be
configured in the
SS system.
65535
1024
Max Number
of Pure Digital
Number
Subscribers
Maximum
authentication.
20000
00
Max Number
of Multiple
Digital Number
Subscribers
The capacity of
subscribers who
use the Multiple
Digital Number
service.
42949
67295
2000
Max Number
of Subscriber
whose Digital
Number
Changed
The maximum
number of
subscribers whose
number changed.
42949
67295
Max Number
of V5 Interface
Maximum number
of V5 interface.
254
Multi-line
Selected
Group Cap.
Maximum number
of multi-line
selected groups.
65535
256
Max
Percentage of
User Append
Service
The maximum
percentage
of additional
services.
50
10
Max Mix Sub
Maximum number
of fix network
and 3G network
subscribers
42949
67295
40000
Max CA
Capacity of
authentication
records.
50000
0
Set based
on the
project
CENTREX
Group Cap.
Capacity of
CENTREX group
20000
Set based
on the
project
Max Value
Authorization
Server
Number of AAA
servers.
65535
Parameter
Description
Minimum
Maximum
Recommended
Value
Max H323
Terminals
The maximum
registrations in a
local GK board.
42949
67295
Set based
on the
terminal
number
Max Calls of
Authorization
Server
Maximum number
of data area in
an authentication
server.
42949
67295
5000
Max Server ID
The maximum
number of
servers, including
the authentication
server.
65535
Authentication server
+ 20
4. Click the OK button to confirm the operation.

5. Click the Yes button in the popup Confirm Information dialog
box.
END OF STEPS
Configuring the Capacity of

an SPC/ESPC Board
Prerequisites
Context
You have added an SPC/ESPC board.
NetNumenN31 has been connected to the database.
This topic describers how to configure the H.323related capacity

of an SPC/ESPC board.
Caution:
The configuration of a disaster recovery board is the same with
that of the corresponding boards .
Steps
1. In the Data Configure interface, select Global(G) >

SoftSwitch Data Configuration > Shelf Configuration.
The Shelf Configuration interface appears.
2. In the Shelf Configuration interface, right-click an SPC/ESPC
board and select Capacity Configuration from the shortcut
menu.
The Capacity Configuration interface appears.

The Modify LSQ Capability Configuration interface appears,
as shown in Figure 7.
FIGURE 7 MODIFYING LSQ CAPABILITY CONFIGURATION
Table 3 lists the description of the parameters.

CONFIGURATION
10
FOR
MODIFYING LSQ CAPACITY
Parameter
Description
Logic Processing
Card Number
The logic number of a processing card.
TID Text Capacity
The number of TIDNAME in H.248 protocol

and MGCP protocol.
Subscribers
Capacity
The subscriber capacity in a processing

board.
Trunk Capacity
The trunk capacity in a processing board.
ISDN Subscriber
Capacity
Capacity of the ISDN subscribers. If the

PRI trunk is used, this capacity should be
configured.
Maximum Nodes
The number of nodes in the board.
Maximum
Subscribers of CTX
Subscriber number in a Centrex group.
Terminal Type Ratio

of Node
The proportion of node terminal capacity in

node capacity.
Parameter
Description
Maximum SIP Users
The number of SIP users. The number of

SIP users in all cards cannot exceed the
number of SIP users registered in a SIP
server.
In Service Capacity
(Percent)
The percentage of the users who have used

a service in all users. It cannot be 0.
V5 User Capability
The capacity of V5 user.
SCTP Link
Configuration
Number
The number of SCTP connection. The

number of all SCTP connections cannot
exceed the number configured in SCTP
protocol.
Handle Card Back

Up Cuntomer of
Capacity Number
The reserved capacity when the current SPC

board is used as a standby board of other
SPC boards.
MCM&IN Service
Rate
The percentage of CS2 data in call data

area.
Group Nodes
Capacity
The maximum number of nodes that the

processing board can process.
MGCP Nodes
Capacity
The maximum number of MGCP nodes that

the processing board can process.
H248 Nodes
Capacity
The maximum number of H.248 nodes that

the processing board can process.
Max MD5 Capacity
The maximum number of nodes that have

been configured with MD5 authentication in
the board.
Maximum H.323
Register
The number of gateways that register H.323

protocol.
DDI Subscriber
Capacity
The capacity of DDI subscribers.
ISDN D Channel
The number of channel D of ISDN users

supported by this board.
MTC Buffer Ratio
The ratio of coding data area and decoding

data area supported by the board.
DNS Query Data

Area
Query data area capacity. It is used for DNS

protocol stack.
User Group No.
The capacity of a user group. It should be

configured for AGCF user groups.
DNS Query Data

Area
The number of supported DNS query users.
User Group Number
Number of user group.
Subscribe User
Capacity
Capacity of subscribers.
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Parameter
Description
SIP PBX Pilot User

Capacity
The number of SIP PBX pilot line users

supported by this board.
SIP PBX DDI User

Capacity
The number of SIP PBX DDI users supported

by this board.
4. Configure Maximum H.323 Register according to requirements.

5. Click the OK button to finish the configuration.
6. Return to the Capacity Configuration Interface. Click the
Exit button.
END OF STEPS
Configuring an H323 GK
Zone
Prerequisites
Context
DAS selected by H.323 GK has been established.
This topic describes how to add an H323 GK zone.

A zone is a collection of GW nodes that have the same attributes
in certain aspects. Nodes of different device types cannot coexist
in a zone. In an SS system, the processing board data area is
allocated in the unit of a zone. You have to configure an H323 GK
zone before adding an H323 GK device.
Steps
1. Double-click the GK icon in the Data Configure interface.

The H323 GK Zone interface appears, as shown in Figure 8.
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FIGURE 8 H323 GK ZONE
2. Click Add Zone
The Zone Basic Property Configuration dialogue box appears, as shown in Figure 9.
FIGURE 9 ZONE BASIC PROPERTY CONFIGURATION
3. Set the parameters by referring to Table 4.

CONFIGURATION
FOR
ZONE BASIC PROPERTY
Parameter
Description
Zone ID
Add an unused zone number which cannot exceed

the allowed maximum number.
DAS
The digit analysis selector for a zone user. It must

be configured in digit analysis in advance.
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Parameter
Description
Network Type
It should be consistent with the network type

selected in SoftSwitch property configuration.
LATA
The area code of the city in which the zone is

located.
Office
Language
Select a language according to region. Generally,

select 2English.
Passing
Network Type
Select a local network type.
Incoming
Call Right
Template
Type the ID of the configured template. Refer to

ZXSS10 SS1b Data Configuration Guide Subscriber
Allocation.
Caller DAS
Type 0. Usually, only the called number is

analyzed.
Zone Name
Name a zone according to planning. It is

recommended to use Region + Node ID, for
example, NJ_41.
Zone Type
Type of a zone.
Super Node
You cannot configure it.
Extended
Right Model
No.
Use the extended right model number cited by

users. This is an extension of the Incoming Call
Right Template.
Caller Authentication
Authenticates callers. Do not select it.
Domestic TG
Valid in the configuration of TG/SG nodes. It

represents the domestic TG device. Do not select
it.
International
TG

represents the international TG device. Do not
select it.
PBX

represents the user device. Do not select it.
Multi Area
Code
Whether belong to a multi-area code environment.

Do not select it.

END OF STEPS
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Configuring Data Area

Capacity of H323 GK Zone
Prerequisites
Context
Steps
You have added an H323 GK zone.
You have added a corresponding SPC board.
This topic describes how configure the data area capacity of an

H323 GK when you have configured an H323 GK zone.
A processing board of SS1b processes calls and protocols in

the unit of a zone. Therefore, you have to allocate processing
boards to zones when you have added the zones.
The proportion of subscriber call data area to H.248 protocol

data area should be 1:1, which means that if subscriber calls is
X, then H28 protocol data area is X too. The sum of data area
of MGCP/H.323/H.248/SIP/SS7/DSS1/V5 protocols equals the
value of call data area.
and
1. In the Data Configure interface, right-click ZXSS10
choose Shelf Configuration from the shortcut menu.
The Shelf Configuration interface appears, as shown in
Figure 10.
FIGURE 10 SHELF CONFIGURATION
2. Right-click an SPC board and choose Data Area Capacity

Configuration from the shortcut menu.
The Data Area Capacity Configuration interface appears, as
shown in Figure 11.
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FIGURE 11 DATA AREA CAPACITY CONFIGURATION
3. Click the Add button.

The Add Data Area Capacity Configuration dialogue box
appears, as shown in Figure 12.
FIGURE 12 ADD DATA AREA CAPACITY CONFIGURATION
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Zone: Type H323 GK zone for Zone.

Configure Max Calls and Max Calls of H323. Max Calls
and Max Calls of H323 should be 1:1.

END OF STEPS
Configuring a Zone on a
Processing Board
Prerequisites
Context
You have added a primary and a secondary SPC board.
This topic describes how to allocate corresponding processing

boards to zones.
After configuring the data area of a zone, user services, protocols
and authentications can be processed on this board.
Primary logical processing board and secondary logical processing board form an active and standby relation. When functioning
properly, the primary processing board processes the related disposals; When it malfunctions, the related disposals are switched
to the secondary processing board. Therefore, there must be two
boards acting as primary and secondary boards. If there are no
logical processing boards which form an active/standby relation,
the processing of services, protocols and authentications will be
made on one board.
Steps
1. Rightclick the added H323 zone icon and choose Zone and
Card Configuration from the shortcut menu.
The Zone and Card Configuration interface appears, as
shown in Figure 13.
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FIGURE 13 ZONE
AND
CARD CONFIGURATION

The Add Zone and Card Configuration dialogue box appears, as shown in Figure 14.
FIGURE 14 ADDING ZONE
AND
CARD CONFIGURATION
3. Configure Master LSQ ID and Slave LSQ ID.

4. Click the OK button to finish the configuration
END OF STEPS
Configuring an H323 GK
Node
Prerequisites
18
Context
This topic describes how to configure H323 GK nodes interconnection, GK node domain name and port numbers for the purpose of
communication.
Steps
1. In the Data Configure interface, double-click the added GK

zone.
The H323 GK node interface appears, as shown in Figure 15.
FIGURE 15 H323 GK NODE
2. Click the Add GK icon
The GK Property Configuration dialogue box appears, as

shown in Figure 16.
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FIGURE 16 GK PROPERTY CONFIGURATION
Configure the parameters by referring to Table 5.

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FOR
GK PROPERTY CONFIGURATION
Parameter
Description
Node ID
It must be unique in an SS system. You can click it

to query the IDs that can be used.
Device
Type
Device type.
Device IP
Address
Type the actual IP address.
Device
Domain
Name
Generally, use Device IP Address.
Zone
ID of a zone to which a node belongs.
Node Name
Naming rules: city name + device type + number.

For the same devices in a city, number them
sequentially from one, such as GUANGZHOUHSTP.
Local Port
No.
Fill it according to the plan. Type 1719.
Area Code
Type the area code.
Peer Port
No.
Fill it according to the plan. Type 1720.
Parameter
Description
Multi Area
Code
If this is selected, the Area Code will not work.
IP Version
Select 1-IPV4.
3. Leave the parameters in Device Property 1, Device Property 2, SDN Conversion 1 and SDN Conversion 2 tab pages
unchanged.
END OF STEPS
H.323 Protocol Configuration

Configuring H323 GK Property
Prerequisites
Context
This topic describes how to configure GK property.

As an H.323 entity in a network, GK provides H.323 terminal, GW
and MCU with address translation, network visit control and other
services like bandwidth management and GW positioning.
Steps
1. In the Data Configure interface, select Protocol > H323

Configuration > H323 GK Configuration.
The H323 GK Configuration interface appears, as shown in
Figure 17.
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FIGURE 17 H323 GK CONFIGURATION

The Modify H323 GK Configuration dialogue box appears,
as shown in Figure 18.
FIGURE 18 MODIFYING H323 GK CONFIGURATION
Configure the parameters by referring to Table 6.
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CONFIGURATION
FOR
MODIFYING H323 GK
Parameter
Description
GK ID
This is used to distinguish different GKs. You are

recommended to use region + GK as a GK ID.
GK LSQ
Logic board number of the processing board in

which a GK is located. The H.323 protocol and
H.323 data area of the processing board must be
configured.
OAM Address
Address of the GK maintenance console.
Multicast IP
Address
If GK adopts multicast, the address should be

224.0.1.41, if not, the address should be 0.0.0.0.
Multicast Port
If GK adopts multicast, the port should be 1718, if

not, the port is 0.
RAS Port
The ID of a port that is used by a GK board to

process RAS messages. Type 1719.
RAS Timeout
Time before time out of a RAS message. It is 10s

by default.
RAS Max
Times of
Resending
The resending times of a RAS message when it is

not received. It is 3 times by default.
Registration
Policy
1 represents using terminal TTL; 0 represents

using the default registration TTL.
Registration
TTL
The longest time of remaining online by sending

RRQ messages by a terminal when Registration
Policy is configured to be 0.
GK Slave LSQ
Standby GK board ID.

END OF STEPS
Configuring the Property of H323

Processing Board
Prerequisites
Context
This topic describes how to configure the property of an H323 processing board.
Steps

Configuration > H323 Processing Board Property Configuration.
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The H323 Processing Board Property Configuration interface appears, as shown in Figure 19.
FIGURE 19 H323 PROCESSING BOARD PROPERTY CONFIGURATION

The Add H323 Processing Board Property Configuration
dialogue box appears, as shown in Figure 20.
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FIGURE 20 ADDING H323 PROCESSING BOARD PROPERTY

CONFIGURATION
LSQ: type the logic ID of the configured processing board.

It can be the ID of the processing board whose data area
has been configured.
Local GK: whether the processing board uses interior GK.
If you select this check box, it is not necessary to configure
the other parameters of the external GK.
Q931 Port: H.225 call signaling port of this processing
board. It is usually configured with a number that is greater
than 1720. (1720, 1721, 1722)
You do not have to configure the other GK properties if
Local GK is selected; otherwise, configure them based on
actual conditions.

END OF STEPS
Configuring H323 Property

Prerequisites
Context
This topic describes how to configure the basic properties of H.323

protocol, including various protocol timers and functional switches.
Caution:
Generally, you can use the default settings in H.323 property configuration.
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Steps

Configuration > H323 Property Configuration.
The H323 Property Configuration interface appears, as
shown in Figure 21.
FIGURE 21 H323 PROPERTY CONFIGURATION

The Modify H323 Property Configuration dialogue box appears, as shown in Figure 22.
FIGURE 22 MODIFYING H323 PROPERTY CONFIGURATION
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3. Click the Basic Property tab. Keep the settings of the parameters unchanged. Table 7 shows the description of the parameters.
CONFIGURATION
FOR
MODIFYING H323 PROPERTY
Parameter
Description
Q931
Timeout
Timeout duration of Q931 message.
Q931
Connection
Timeout
Timeout duration of Q931 connection.
Call TTL
Check the duration of H323 calling data area and

H323 registration data area periodically.
Audio Band
Width
Audio bandwidth in protocol.
Video Band
Width
Video bandwidth in protocol, only valid when Band

Width Policy is 1.
Band Width
Policy
When you type 0, SS does not control video

bandwidth; when you type 1, SS controls the video
bandwidth.
IRQ Timeout
Time interval between two IRQ messages are sent.
IRR Timeout
Time interval between two IRR messages are sent.
Timer
SDP timer duration.
IRQ Enabled
Whether SS sends IRQ.
IRT Enabled
Whether use IRR to maintain a call.
H225 Route
via SS
Whether H225 messages pass through SS route

(default value).
H245 Route
via SS
Whether H245 messages pass through SS route.
TOS Enabled
Whether routing according to TOS value or not.
H245 Tunnel
Support
Whether use H245 tunnel technique or not.
4. Click the Optional Property tab. The Optional Property tab

page appears, as shown in Figure 23. Keep the settings of the
parameters unchanged. Table 8 shows the description of the
parameters.
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FIGURE 23 OPTIONAL PROPERTY

CONFIGURATION
FOR
MODIFYING H323 PROPERTY
Parameter
Description
Send H245
Address
H245 address switch in call signaling message. Fill

in 0~255 (8 bit binary system), if the eighth digit is
1, then carry H245 address in a setup message; if
the seventh digit is 1, then carry H245 address in
a callproceeding message; if the sixth digit is 1,
then carry H245 address in a progress message;
if the fifth digit is 1, then carry H245 address in an
alerting message; if the parameter is 0, carry the
H245 address in all above messages.
Bear
Capacity
03 is the length for Bear Capacity information unit.

Refer to Q931 protocol.
Setup PI
Enabled
Whether control the Progress Indicator

information unit in a Setup message.
TPKT
Enabled
Whether handle TPKT package.
OLC Switch
Whether send OpenLogicalChannel actively to

enable H245 logical path.

END OF STEPS
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Port Distribution
Configuration
Overview
This section mainly introduces the authentication/allocation configuration of various IN terminals and port range configuration. It
also introduces how to allocate related port numbers and corresponding processing boards for a certain protocol.
Configuring Authentication
Distribution
Prerequisites
Context
You have added a GK processing board.
This topic describes how to configure authentication distribution.

Authentication distribution associates a terminal type with a terminal processing board, that is to say, it specifies corresponding
processing boards to different terminals.
Steps
1. In the Data Configure interface, select Global > IT Configuration > Auth Distribution Configuration.
The Authentication Distribution Configuration interface
appears, as shown in Figure 24.
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FIGURE 24 AUTHENTICATION DISTRIBUTION CONFIGURATION

The Add Authentication Distribution Configuration dialogue box appears, as shown in Figure 25.
FIGURE 25 ADDING AUTHENTICATION DISTRIBUTION CONFIGURATION
3. Select 3-H.323 Terminal for Terminal Type.

4. Type the GK processing board numbers in Master LSQ and
Slave LSQ.
END OF STEPS
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Configuring the Port Range

Prerequisites
Context
This topic describes how to configure the association between terminal ports and terminal processing boards. Therefore, only the
terminals that are in the configured range can be processed by a
particular board.
Steps
1. In the Data Configure interface, select Global > IT Configuration > Port Distribution.
The Port Distribution interface appears, as shown in Figure
26.
FIGURE 26 PORT DISTRIBUTION

The Add Port Distribution dialogue box appears, as shown
in Figure 27.
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FIGURE 27 ADDING PORT DISTRIBUTION
3. Fill in NIC Logic No. with the ID of an NIC board that is used
to access external devices. Select the Port Open check box
and perform the required operations by referring to Table 9.
TABLE 9 OPERATION
Operation
Add 1719 port
distribution of
GK board
Step
i.
Select 3-H323 terminal for Terminal

Type.
ii. Select 2-TCP for Port Type.

iii. Type 1719 in Start Port and End Port.
Add Q931 port

distribution
of H323
processing
board
i.

Type.

iii. For Start Port and End Port, refer to
Configuring H323 GK Property.
iv. Type the logic board number of the
processing board in LSQ.
Add Q931 port

distribution
of H323
processing
board
i.

Type.

iii. In order to avoid conflict with the frequently
used ports, the port number for Start Port
can start from 20000. Besides, the port
number range of Start Port, End Port and
other TCP port numbers cannot overlap. The
number of the ports should be 4 times than
the number of calls that can be processed
by a processing board, for example, if 1000
H.323 calls can be processed, the port
number should be at least 4000.
iv. Type the logic board number of the
processing board in LSQ.
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END OF STEPS
Checking Interconnection
Result
Introduction
Check whether both interconnection parties can communicate with

each other and carry on the business successfully after configuring
interconnection data.
Physical Check
In the NetNumen NM interface, right-click an SS NE and select

Diagnose Management from the shortcut menu, then select Instant Test > Net Detect in the popup interface, finally fill in the
Ping External Node and click the Detect button.
Result: Accessibility of physical connection is shown in Figure 28.
FIGURE 28 PHYSICAL CONNECTION ACCESSIBILITY
Signaling Trace
Perform signaling tracing under normal physical connection, click

an SS NE and select Protocol Tracing from the shortcut menu,
then perform SCTP signaling by SCTP link number method, finally
judge whether the interconnection between both parties is successful by signaling interaction. If one party sends Setup detecting message and another party returns Call Proceeding message,
the interconnection is successful.
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Figures
Figure 1 Location of H323 GK in NGN .................................... 2

Figure 2 CONFIGURATION FLOW DIAGRAM ............................ 3
Figure 3 H.323 PROTOCOL COMPONENT STRUCTURE .............. 4
Figure 4 Capacity Configuration ............................................ 6
Figure 5 Modifying Capacity Configuration-Capacity 1 .............. 7
Figure 6 Modifying Capacity Configuration-Capacity 2 .............. 7
Figure 7 Modifying LSQ Capability Configuration ....................10
Figure 8 H323 GK Zone ......................................................13
Figure 9 Zone Basic Property Configuration ...........................13
Figure 10 Shelf Configuration ..............................................15
Figure 11 Data Area Capacity Configuration ..........................16
Figure 12 Add Data Area Capacity Configuration ....................16
Figure 13 Zone and Card Configuration.................................18
Figure 14 Adding Zone and Card Configuration ......................18
Figure 15 H323 GK Node ....................................................19
Figure 16 GK Property Configuration ....................................20
Figure 17 H323 GK Configuration.........................................22
Figure 18 Modifying H323 GK Configuration ..........................22
Figure 19 H323 Processing Board Property Configuration ........24
Figure 20 Adding H323 Processing Board Property
Configuration ....................................................25
Figure 21 H323 Property Configuration .................................26
Figure 22 Modifying H323 Property Configuration ...................26
Figure 23 Optional Property ................................................28
Figure 24 Authentication Distribution Configuration ................30
Figure 25 Adding Authentication Distribution Configuration......30
Figure 26 Port Distribution ..................................................31
Figure 27 Adding Port Distribution........................................32
Figure 28 Physical Connection Accessibility ...........................33
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Tables
Table 1 Data Planning ......................................................... 5

Table 2 Parameter Description for Capacity 2.......................... 8
Table 3 Parameter Description for Modifying LSQ Capacity
Configuration ....................................................10
Table 4 Parameter Description for Zone Basic Property
Configuration ....................................................13
Table 5 Parameter Description for GK Property Configuration ...20
Table 6 Parameter Description for Modifying H323 GK
Configuration ....................................................23
Table 7 Parameter Description for Modifying H323 Property
Configuration ....................................................27
Table 8 Parameter Description for Modifying H323 Property
Configuration ....................................................28
Table 9 Operation ..............................................................32
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Glossary
CPU
- Central Processing Unit
DSS1
- Digital Subscriber Signaling No.1
- 1
GK
- Gate Keeper
GW
- Gate Way
IN
- Intelligent Network
IP
- Internet Protocol
ITU-T
- International Telecommunication Union - Telecommunication Standardization Sector
MCU
- Multipoint Control Unit
MGCP
- Media Gateway Control Protocol
NGN
- Next Generation Network
PBN
- Packet Based Network
QoS
- Quality of Service
RAS
- Reliability, Availability and Serviceability
RTP
- Real-time Transport Protocol
SCN
- Switched Circuit Network
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SCTP
- Stream Control Transmission Protocol
SDP
- Session Description Protocol
SIP
- Session Initiation Protocol
SPC
- System Protocol Control (card)
SS7
- Signaling System No. 7
VoIP
- Voice over Internet Protocol
- IP
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FIGURE 2 CONFIGURATION FLOW DIAGRAM

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FIGURE 3 H.323 PROTOCOL COMPONENT STRUCTURE

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Call signaling path

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Local SS port 1719

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