sjzl20092702 OperationGuide - TrafficControl

ZXSS10 SS1b
SoftSwitch Control Equipment

Operation Guide---Traffic Control
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Serial Number: sjzl20092702

Contents
About This Manual.............................................. i

Traffic Control Overview....................................1
Basic Concepts ............................................................... 1
Categories and Function of Congestion Control Types .......... 2
Categories and Function of Management Policy ................... 3
Relation between Congestion Control Types and
Management Policies............................................... 5
Network Environment...................................................... 7
Logging In And Interface ................................................. 9
Logging in Network Management System....................... 9
Entering into the Configure Management Interface .........10
Entering into the Performance Management
Interface ..........................................................11
Special Configuration explanation ....................................12
Disaster Recovery Configuration ..................................12
IP Virtual Trunk Configuration Explanation.....................13
Configuring Gateway Congestion..................... 15
Configuring New Policy ...................................................15
Registering Congestion Type ...........................................17
Configuring Traffic Control ..............................................18
Configuring CPU Congestion Control of Local
SS.................................................................... 21
Configuring Special Thresholds ........................................24
Configuring Control Percentage of Global Service
Data ....................................................................26
Configuring Control Policy of Trunk Group Priority ..............27
Configuring Congestion Control of Trunk
Reservation ..................................................... 29
Registering Congestion Control Type ................................32
Configuring Special Thresholds ........................................33
Configuring Management Policy .......................................35
Configuring Traffic Control ..........................................35
Configuring Direct Route Traffic (DRT) Limit ..................38
Configuring Alternative Route Traffic (ART) Limit ............40
Configuring Trunk Used ..............................................43
Configuring Route Skip ...............................................45
Configuring Trunk In ..................................................47
Configuring Destination Code Unreach-
able ................................................................. 51
Registering Congestion Type ..........................................53
Configuring Called Number Control ..............................55
Configuring Circuit Route Limit ....................................57
Configuring Special Tone Notice ...................................59
Registering Statistical Task .............................................61
Configuring CPU’s Congestion Control
Activated Through Man-machine Language
(MML) ............................................................. 67
Activating Policies of Congestion Control ...........................70
Configuring Outgoing Trunk Traffic Control
Activated Through MML ................................... 73
Configuring Control Trunk In .......................................77
Configuring Traffic Control ..........................................79
Configuring Traffic Route Reselect ................................81
Configuring DRT Limit ................................................83
Configuring ART Limit.................................................85
Configuring Trunk Used ..............................................88
Configuring Route Skip ...............................................90
Configuring Traffic Control Activation ................................92
Configuring Destination Code Controlled
Through MML................................................... 95
Configuring Called Number Control ..............................99
Configuring Circuit Route Limit .................................. 101
Configuring Special Tone Notice ................................. 103
Configuring Traffic Control Activation .............................. 106
Configuring Congestion Control Through
Office ID........................................................ 109
Configuring New Policy ................................................. 109
Registering Congestion Type ......................................... 111
Configuring Management Policy ..................................... 113
Configuring Office ID Control..................................... 113
Configuring Traffic Route Reselect .............................. 115
Configuring Congestion Control Through
Gateway Node ID .......................................... 119
Configuring Special Threshold ....................................... 122
Configuring Traffic Control ........................................ 124
Configuring Outgoing Trunk Unreach-
able ............................................................... 127
Registering Congestion Control Type .............................. 130
Configuring DRT Limit .............................................. 133
Configuring ART Limit............................................... 135
Configuring Trunk Used ............................................ 137
Configuring Trunk In ................................................ 139
Registering Statistical Task ........................................... 141
Configuring Congestion Control of Media
Gateway Resources ....................................... 147
Configuring Report Threshold of Gateway QoS ................. 147
Registering Congestion Type ........................................ 150
Configuring Voice Encoding Mode............................... 152
Configuring QoS of Voice Control................... 159
Configuring Report Threshold of QoS .............................. 159
Configuring Voice Encoding Mode............................... 164
Configuring CAPS Value of Calling
Control .......................................................... 169
Configuring Control Percentage of Global Service
Data .................................................................. 176
Configuring IP Activated Through MML ......... 179
Configuring Traffic Control Activation .............................. 185
Configuring Trunk Access Rate ...................... 187
Registering Congestion Type ........................................ 189
Configuring Special Threshold ....................................... 190
Configuring ASR Low Dredge..................................... 192
Configuring QoS Activated Through
Destination Code ........................................... 199
Configuring Called Number Control ............................ 203
Configuring Circuit Route Limit .................................. 206
Configuring CPU’s Selective Congestion
Control .......................................................... 209
Configuring Special Thresholds ...................................... 212
Figures .......................................................... 215
Tables ........................................................... 219
List of Glossary.............................................. 225
About This Manual
Purpose This manual provides procedures and guidelines that support the
daily operation of traffic control about ZXSS10 SS1b SoftSwitch
Control Equipment.
Intended This manual is intended for engineers and technicians who per-
Audience form operation activities about traffic control on the ZXSS10 SS1b
SoftSwitch Control Equipment.
Prerequisite Skill To use this manual effectively, users should have a general under-
and Knowledge standing of SS technology. Familiarity with the following is helpful:
� ZXSS10 SS1b SoftSwitch Control Equipment
� Basic concepts about traffic control
What Is in This This manual contains the following chapters:
Manual
TABLE 1 CHAPTER SUMMARY
Chapter Summary
Chapter 1, Summary Introduces some basic concepts,

congestion control types and their
contents, policies types and their
contents, and relation between
congestion control types and policies
Chapter 2, Configuring Gateway Introduces the configuration of

Congestion controlling congestion for Media
Gateway.
Chapter 3, Configuring CPU Introduces the configuration to

Congestion of Local SS trigger congestion control in relating
level When CPU’s occupancy rate of
local SS exceeds the threshold
Chapter 4, Configuring Introduces the procedure to control

Congestion Control of Trunk trunk congestion when its usage
Reservation rate exceeds thresholds.
Chapter 5, Configuring Introduces the configuration to

Destination Code Unreachable control congestion when Answer Bid
Ratio of the destination code reaches
a certain percentage.
Chapter 6, Configuring CPU’s Introduces the configuration to

Congestion Control Activated activate CPU’s congestion control by
via Man-machine Language Man-machine language and adopt
(MML) policies to control congestion

Outgoing Trunk Traffic Control control traffic through outgoing
Activated via MML trunk by Man-machine language.

Destination Code Controlled via control congestion of destination
MML code by man-machine language.
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Chapter Summary
Chapter 9, Configuring Introduces the configuration of

Congestion Control via Office ID policies to control traffic congestion
when opposite Switch using
NO.7 Signaling is congested, and
messages are reported to SS.
Chapter 10, Configuring Introduces the configuration of

Congestion Control via Gateway policies to control RTP congestion
Node ID which happens at gateway node.

Outgoing Trunk Unreachable control congestion about a certain
trunk group when call failure in
the trunk group reaches a definite
percentage.

Congestion Control of Media control traffic about Media Gateway
Gateway Resources resources.
Chapter 13, Configuring QoS of Introduces the procedure to

Voice Control configure thresholds to trigger
control action when voice quality of
gateway is too weak.
Chapter 14, Configuring CAPS Introduces the procedure to

Value of Calling Control register statistical task to monitor
global CAPS value ,and configure
thresholds to control traffic when
global CAPS exceeds thresholds.
Chapter 15, Configuring IP Introduces the configuration to

Activated via MML control traffic for calls in a specific IP
address or gateway in IP area.
Chapter 16, Configuring Trunk Introduces the configuration to

Access Rate trigger controlling trunk access rate
which is too low when a specific
destination code goes through a
certain trunk.
Chapter 17, Configuring QoS Introduces how to perform statistics

Activated by Destination Code about QoS in call. When it exceeds
the threshold ,relating policy is
adopted to control congestion
Chapter 18, Configuring CPU’s Introduces the procedure to perform

Selective Congestion Control statistics about CPU’s occupancy
rate of local SS to control CPU’
congestion when CPU’s occupancy
rate exceeds thresholds.
Related The following documentation is related to this manual:

Documentation
� ZXSS10 SS1b SoftSwitch Control Equipment Operation Guide-
--Files & Data Management
--System Maintainence
--Traffic Statistics
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Chapter 1
Traffic Control Overview
Table of Contents
Basic Concepts................................................................... 1
Categories and Function of Congestion Control Types .............. 2
Categories and Function of Management Policy ....................... 3
Relation between Congestion Control Types and Management
Policies ............................................................................. 5
Network Environment.......................................................... 7
Logging In And Interface ..................................................... 9
Special Configuration explanation ........................................12
Basic Concepts
In ZXSS10 SS1b, congestion control is achieved by policies. When
congestion happens, it could be eased by predefined polices, which
are made up of a series of action whose purpose are to restore
congested equipment to normal. Congestion status of congestion
type is measured by congestion level. Each level has a threshold
value, and value ranges from one to six.
Concepts � Congestion Type: All congestion types are listed in the di-
alogue box of Congestion Type when entering into the Add
Congestion Control And Policy Management interface.
� Number of Congestion: Congestion status is divided into
several levels which have corresponding thresholds, and level
numbers range from 1 to 6.
� Threshold 1Threshold 6: Configure threshold value accord-
ing to number of congestion level .For example, In congestion
control of percentage kind, the maximum threshold value is
100, and the minimum is 1.
� Special Threshold: Not every object is controlled by con-
gestion control types. For example, some trunk should be set
specifically to be in effect in congestion control by trunk reser-
vation percentage (and numbers), and RTP free percentage
(and numbers).
� Policy Index: A policy is adopted if a congestion control type
happens. Corresponding action is adopted if permitted in pol-
icy. Policy Index is configured in Policy Configuration inter-
face.
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Categories and Function of

Congestion Control Types
� Gateway Congestion: when transaction capabilities and net-
work flow in Media Gateway reach the predefined limit, they
report congestion messages through media control protocol.
Congestion is triggered after messages are decoded in SS. But
congestion leads to action or not depends on action thresholds
in SS.
� CPU Congestion of Local SS: perform statistics about CPU’s
occupancy rate of local SS, and report it by processing boards
in local SS every fixed time .When a certain CPU’s occupancy
rate exceeds the threshold, congestion control in related level
is triggered to reduce the occupancy rate.
� Trunk Circuit Reservation Percentage: perform statistics
about free percentage of trunk group. If it is less than or equal
to the threshold, which is defined in Special Threshold, con-
gestion control is triggered and controlled traffic is refused to
pass through.
� Trunk Circuit Reservation Number: perform statistics
about absolute free numbers of trunk group. If they are less
than the defined number, controlled traffic is refused to pass
through.
� DESTINATION SDN UNREACHABLE: register statistics task
and thresholds, and perform statistics about a called desti-
nation code. When Answer Bid Ratio of the destination code
reaches a certain percentage, the destination code is regarded
as hard to reachable .Thus, related policy is adopted to control
congestion.
� MML CONTROL CPU: trigger CPU congestion control by man-
machine language and adopt related policy to control conges-
tion.
� OUTGOING TRUNK CONTROLLED BY MML trigger trunk
congestion by man-machine language, and adopt related
policy to control congestion.
� DESTINATION NUMNER CONTROLLED BY MML: trigger
destination code congestion by man-machine language, and
adopt related policy to control congestion.
� Controlled by NO.7: it is launched by opposite equipment
switch of Signaling System NO.7. When congestion happens
in opposite equipment, REL of Signaling System NO.7 releases
message with calling reasons to SS. Then SS marks the office
direction as congestion , in order to adopt policy to control calls
in office direction (such as route selection or traffic control)
� RTP Resource Congestion: perform statistics about free
percentage of RTP resources for gateway. If percentage is less
than or equal to the threshold, congestion happens.
� Number Of RTP : perform statistics about free numbers of
RTP resources for gateway. If percentage is less than or equal
to stated threshold, congestion happens.
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Chapter 1 Traffic Control Overview
� OUTGOING TRUNK UNREACHABLE: to perform traffic sta-

tistics about a trunk group, register statistics task and thresh-
olds in Traffic Control. When call failure reaches a certain
percentage, the trunk group is regarded as hard to reachable .
Thus , related policy control is adopted to control congestion.
� Media Gateway Resources: media gateway resources in-
clude: GATEWAY TONE CONGESTION , GATWWAY CON-
FERENCE CONGESTION, GATEWAY VTCA CONGESTION,
GATEWAY TLN CONGESTION , GATEWAY MP CPU USING
RATIO , GATEWAY PP CPU USING RATIO , GATEWAY IPI
FLUX and GATEWAY IPI LOSS. When these resources ex-
ceed thresholds sent by SS to gateway, signals are sent by
gateway and registered control action is triggered.
� QOS: firstly, SoftSwitch control equipment sends the order to
perform statistics about voices quality for Gateway. Secondly,
Gateway reports voice quality about thresholds and time in-
terval, etc. Thirdly, SS does a certain weighting about voice
quality parameters reported by the gateway and gets a result.
When the result exceeds the threshold of congestion control,
related policies are adopted to control congestion.
� CAPS OF LOCAL SS: register statistics task to monitor call-
ing CAPS and configure related thresholds. When global CAPS
exceeds thresholds, then global traffic control is triggered.
� MML CONTROL IP: traffic control for calls in a specific IP ad-
dress or gateway in IP area.
� TRUNK CONNECT RATE: when the connection success rate
of a specific destination code through a trunk is too low, trunk
congestion control is triggered.
� QOS CAUSED BY TERMINAL CODE: traffic are controlled ac-
cording to QoS statistics of a specific called destination code.
� CPU SELECT CONGESTION OF LOCAL SS: perform statis-
tics about CPU’s occupancy rate of local SS, and the rate is
reported every a fixed interval to SS. When the rate exceeds
the threshold, policies are adopted to reduce congestion. Such
control lies special in it does not have any effect on Emergency
Calls and Priority Callers.
Categories and Function of

Management Policy
� Voice Encoding Method: in the way of SS controlling gate-
way, configuration of speech coding and decoding is mainly
controlled by coding and decoding, which is embodied by way
of SDP description, echo suppression, Jitter Buffer, and gains.
Gateway can have different speech coding and decoding pa-
rameters in different congestion level.
� Traffic Control: traffic could be limited through specific
trunk/IP address according to percentage or calling interval ,
combined with incoming trunk, caller type, caller destination
code, source node number, called number, and time period.

� Traffic Route Reselect: temporary alternative route is in-

serted in any place of old route group, which is not necessary
to be in old route group. Old route selection goes on if alter-
native route selection fails.
� Called Number Controltraffic of a definite called destination
code could be limited according to percentage or time, com-
bined with conditions of incoming trunk, caller type, caller des-
tination code, IP address of source/destination and time pe-
riod.
� Office ID Control: it controls call traffic in an office direction.
� Alarm: alarm hint prompts in alarm panel when congestion
reaches thresholds.
� Circuit route limit: select an alternative route for a specific
destination code.
� Special tone notice: Send special record announcement to
operators or users to delay calling, according to called desti-
nation code and incoming trunk group number.
� Control DRT/DRF limit: trunk traffic capacity through direct
route could be limited, combined with conditions of outgoing
trunkincoming trunk, caller typecaller destination code source
node number , called number and time interval. It includes
Direct Route Traffic (DRT) through controlled trunk group
by percentage and Direct Route Traffic Flow (DRF) through
controlled trunk group by percentage.
� Control ART/ARF limit: trunk traffic capacity through al-
ternative route could be limited, combined with conditions of
outgoing trunk, incoming trunk, caller type, caller destination
code, source node number , called number and time interval. It
includes Alternative Route Traffic (ART) through controlled
trunk group by percentage and Alternative Route Traffic
Flow (ARF) through controlled trunk group by percentage.
� Control trunk out: two-way trunk could be set as incoming
trunk, combined with conditions of outgoing trunk, incoming
trunk, caller type, caller destination code, source node number
, called number and time interval, and controlled by percent-
age.
� Control trunk used: the trunk could be occupied or blocked
by percentage, combined with conditions of outgoing trunk,
incoming trunk, caller type, caller destination code , source
node number , called number and time interval.
� Control route skip: traffic jump over destined route then
jump to the next route group in normal order and select certain
route, combined with conditions of outgoing trunk, incoming
trunk, caller type, caller destination code , source node number
, called number and time interval.
� Control trunk in: after choosing it, incoming trunk is con-
trolled by percentage, combined with conditions of incoming
trunk, caller type, caller destination code , source node num-
ber , called number and time interval.
� ASR Low Dredge: traffic of a certain destination code are
switched to other trunk groups when ASR in a trunk group
route is too low.

� Auto route switch: traffic through the gateway switch to

routes to other gateway automatically when speech quality be-
comes weak.
Relation between
Congestion Control Types
and Management Policies
Management policy to different congestion types are listed as fol-
lows:
1. To Gateway Congestion, the management policy includes:
i. Traffic Control;
ii. Alarm;
2. To CPU Congestion of Local SS, the management policy in-
cludes:
i. Special Tone Notice;
ii. Global Service Data;
iii. Control Policy of Trunk Group Priority;
3. To Percentage or amount of Trunk Reservation, the manage-
ment policy includes:
i. Special Tone Notice;
ii. Traffic Control;
iii. Control DRT/DRF limit;
iv. Control ART/ARF limit;
v. Control trunk used;
vi. Control Route skip;
vii.Control trunk in;
4. To Destination SDN Unreachable, the management policy
includes:
i. Called Number Control;
ii. Alarm;
iii. Circuit route limit;
iv. Special tone notice;
5. To MML Control CPU, the management policy includes:
i. Alarm;
6. To Outgoing Trunk Controlled by MML, the management
policy includes:
i. Traffic Control;
ii. Traffic Route Reselect;

iii. Alarm;
iv. Control DRT/DRF limit;
v. Control ART/ARF limit;
vi. Control trunk used;
vii.Control Route skip;
viii.Control trunk in;
7. To Destination Number Controlled by MML, the manage-
ment policy includes:
ii. Alarm;
iv. Special tone notice;
8. To Office Congestion, the management policy includes:
i. Traffic Route Reselect;
ii. Office ID Control;
iii. Alarm;
9. To Percentage or amount of RTP Resource Reservation,
the management policy includes:
i. Traffic Control ;
ii. Alarm;
10. To Outgoing Trunk Unreachable, the management policy
includes:
i. Traffic Control;
ii. Alarm;
iii. Control DRT/DRF limit;
iv. Control ART/ARF limit
v. Control trunk used;
vi. Control trunk in;
11. To types of Media Gateway Resource congestion, such as:
� Gateway Tone Congestion;
� Gateway conference Congestion;
� Gateway VTCA Congestion;
� Gateway TLN Congestion;
� Gateway MP CPU Using Ratio;
� Gateway PP CPU Using Ratio;
� Gateway IPI Flux;
� Gateway IPI Loss;
The management policy includes:
i. Voice Encoding Method;

iii. Alarm;
12. To QoS of Voice, the management policy includes:
i. Voice Encoding Method;
iii. Alarm;
13. To CAPS of Local SS, the management policy includes:
i. Global Service Data;
ii. Alarm;
14. To MML Control IP, the management policy includes:
i. Traffic Control;
ii. Alarm;
15. To Trunk Connection Rate, the management policy includes:
i. Alarm;
ii. ASR Low Dredge;
16. To QoS Caused by Terminal Code, the management policy
includes:
ii. Alarm;
17. To CPU Selective Congestion of Local SS, the management
policy includes:
i. Alarm;
ii. Special Tone Notice.
Network Environment
Network environment about traffic control of SS10 SS1b
SoftSwitch control Equipment is shown in Figure 1.

FIGURE 1 OPERATIONAL NETWOEK ENVIRONMENT OF ZXSS10

SS1B
Explanation of function and meanings of network element/equip-

ment are shown in Table 2.
TABLE 2 FUNCTION EXPLANATION OF RELATED NETWORK

ELEMENT/EQUIPMENT IN ZXSS10 SS1B
Name Function and meaning
ZXSS10 SoftSwitch server is the control core

of the whole system. It could achieve such
as protocol adaptive, calling transaction,
ZXSS10 SS1b
resources management and services provision
and so on. It could also interconnect with
other system as a external interface
ZXMSG 9000 could achieve functions such

ZXMSG 9000 as TG, SG, AG, integrated gateway office,
speech media server and so on
It is responsible for operating centrally about

NetNumen N31 all kinds of network element in SS1b system,
managing and operation
It is responsible for local operation of

NetNumen N31, and achieves function of
NetNumen Client
routine operation for ZXSS10 SS1b by logging
in NetNumen N31

Logging In And Interface

Logging in Network Management
System
Prerequisites � Related software in NetNumen N31 server is installed and
runs normally.
� NetNumenN31 Unified Management System has been
connected with database.
� NetNumen N31 client software is installed.
Context This topic describes the procedure to login in NetNumen N31 (Net-
work Management Sever) to configure data.
Steps 1. Double click files under the directory: \NetNumenN31\ums-
clnt\bin\run.bat.
Login window pops up as shown in Figure 2.
FIGURE 2 INTERFACE OF LOGGING IN NETNUMEN N31 CLIENT
2. Input as follows for the first logging in:

� Username: admin
� Password: empty
� Server Address: IP address in public network of Network
Management Sever.
� Click the OK button, then log in the NetNumen N31 Uni-
fied Management System window.
END OF STEPS
Result Logging in Network Management System is completed success-

fully.

Entering into the Configure

Management Interface
Prerequisites NetNumenN31 client has been logged in NetNumenN31server.
Context This topic describes the procedure to log in Configure Manage-
ment window.
Steps 1. In the NetNumenN31 Unified Management System win-
dow, find out network element which needs to be configured
under the directory tree in left pane. Click right-click and se-
lect Configure Management from popup menu, as shown in
Figure 3.
Data Configure window opens as shown in Figure 4.
FIGURE 3 ENTERING INTO CONFIGURE MANAGEMENT

INTERFACE THROUGH NETWORK MANAGEMENT

FIGURE 4 CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT INTERFACE OF

ZXSS10 SS1B
END OF STEPS
Result Entering into the Configure Management interface is completed

successfully.
Entering into the Performance

Management Interface
Prerequisites NetNumenN31 client has been logged in NetNumenN31 server.
Context This topic describes the procedure to open Performance Man-
agement window.
Steps 1. In the NetNumenN31 Unified Management System win-
dow, find out network element which needs to be configured
under the directory tree in left pane. Right-click and select
Performance Management from popup menu.
Performance Management window opens as shown in Figure
5.

FIGURE 5 PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT INTERFACE OF ZXSS10

SS1B
END OF STEPS
Result Entering into the Performance Management interface is com-

pleted successfully.
Special Configuration
explanation
Disaster Recovery Configuration
1. For 1:0 disaster recovery networking, traffic control policy at-
tribute and its action must be configured in “1” side, then dis-
aster recovery in “0” side. Activation and control are performed
in “0” side.
2. For 1:1 disaster recovery networking, traffic control policy at-
tribute and its action must be configured in its original side.
After disaster recovery is configured in the opposite side, acti-
vation and control are performed in disaster recovery side.

IP Virtual Trunk Configuration

Explanation
Requirement In actual call process, traffic reaches peak status due to varieties
Description of reasons and large call traffic causes congestion probably, as a
result, traffic control must be done before traffic exceeds some
predefined load limit. Traditional NO. 7 signal has the function of
traffic control, and it is required that IP virtual trunk also can do
traffic control. However, IP virtual trunk do not provide the traffic
control function related with circuit status. If some traffic control
policies are configured and activated in background, normal con-
versations can be realized and impact to system from overloading
traffic can be prevented to assure equipments normal running.
This disposal way is the same with current traditional trunk dis-
posal way.
Traffic Control Before proceeding, meet the following requirements.
Policy supported
By IP Virtual Trunk � Trunk Reservation Percentage: perform statistics about
free percentage of IP virtual trunk group. If the percentage
of IP virtual trunk concurrent calls is less than or equals to
the threshold, which is defined in Special Threshold, con-
gestion control is triggered and controlled traffic is refused to
pass through. Through this task type, the priority of IP virtual
trunk concurrent calls can be given to some traffic.
� Trunk Reservation Number: perform statistics about free
numbers of IP virtual trunk group, absolute free numbers of
concurrent calls. Some traffic controls can get priority of con-
current calls and be controlled according to recorded concur-
rent calls. If the free numbers of IP virtual trunk group con-
current calls are less than or equal to the defined number, con-
trolled traffic is refused to pass through.
� OUTGOING TRUNK UNREACHABLE: to perform traffic sta-
tistics about IP virtual trunk group, register statistics task and
thresholds in Traffic Statistics. When call failure reaches a
certain percentage, the trunk group is regarded as hard to
reachable . Thus , related policy control is adopted to con-
trol congestion.
� OUTGOING TRUNK CONTROLLED BY MML: trigger trunk
congestion by man-machine command, and adopt related pol-
icy to control congestion.
� Outgoing trunk traffic overflow: to perform traffic statistics
about IP virtual trunk group in Traffic Statistics. Congestion
class can be got according to predefined threshold set in Traf-
fic Statistics. According to the congestion class, adopt related
policy to control all traffic in this trunk.
� TRUNK CONNECT RATE: when configure special destination
code through certain IP virtual trunk outgoing, if the connection
success rate of a specific destination code through a trunk is
too low, policy control of trunk connection rate is triggered.
� Traffic Control: according to incoming trunk group ( including
IP virtual trunk group), calling user type, calling user destina-
tion code, resource node number, called number, time interval
and so on, limit the traffic to a certain volume by percentage
or call gapping.

� Called Destination Code Control: according to the combi-

nation of incoming trunk ( including IP virtual trunk group),
calling user type, calling user destination code, resource/des-
tination IP address, time interval, limit traffic of assigned des-
tination code by percentage or call gapping limit.
� Traffic Route Reselect ( temporary alternative routing)
: it is required that the selected temporary routing can be
inserted any position of original route set. The selected alter-
native routing is only temporary and it has no need to be in
the original route set. If the routing of temporary alternative
routing fails, the original routing continues.
� Control DRT/DRF limit: according to outgoing trunk ( includ-
ing IP virtual trunk group), incoming trunk(including IP virtual
trunk group) , calling user type, calling user destination code,
resource code number, called number, time interval combina-
tion, limit traffic of assigned direct routing trunk ( including IP
virtual trunk group). Limit direct routing traffic volume of in-
coming and outgoing controlled trunk group by percentage.
� Control ART/ARF limit: according to the combination of out-
going trunk ( including IP virtual trunk group), incoming trunk (
including IP virtual trunk group), calling user type, calling user
destination code, resource code number, called number, time
interval, limit traffic of alternative routing trunk. Limit alterna-
tive routing traffic volume of incoming and outgoing controlled
trunk group by percentage.
� Control route skip: according to the combination of outgo-
ing trunk (including IP virtual trunk group), incoming trunk (
including IP virtual trunk group), calling user type, calling user
destination code, resource node number, called number, time
interval, make traffic jump over the route set in which the con-
trolled routing locates by percentage, and enter next route set
whose routing order is normal and select a certain routing of
this route set to connect.
� Control trunk in: according to the combination of incoming
trunk (including IP virtual trunk group), calling user type, call-
ing user destination code, resource node number, called num-
ber, time interval, control incoming trunk (including IP virtual
trunk group) by percentage.
� Control trunk out: according to the combination of outgoing
trunk ( including IP virtual trunk group), calling user type, call-
ing user destination code, resource node number, called num-
ber, time interval, control outgoing trunk ( including IP virtual
trunk group) by percentage.
� ASR Low Dredge: when special destination code outgoes
through certain trunk, policy control of trunk connection rate
is triggered when connection rate is too low.

Chapter 2
Configuring Gateway
Congestion
Table of Contents
Configuring New Policy .......................................................15
Registering Congestion Type ...............................................17
Configuring Traffic Control ..................................................18
Configuring New Policy

Prerequisites � NetNumenN31 Unified Management System has been
� Operators have been logged in Configure Management in-
terface of NetNumenN31 Unified Management System.
� Select Policy Control > Congestion Control/Policy Man-
agement from menu bar, then Congestion Control And Pol-
icy Management window opens.
Context This topic describes the procedure to configure policy to control
gateway congestion, which is optional.
Steps 1. Click the Policy Configuration button in the Congestion
Control And Policy Management dialog box.
Policy Configuration dialog box opens.
2. In the Policy Configuration dialog box, click the Add(A) but-
ton, then Add Policy Configuration dialog box opens, as
shown in Figure 6.

FIGURE 6 CONFIGURING NEW POLICY
3. Configure parameters in the Add Policy Configuration dialog

box, and parameter meanings are shown in Table 3.
TABLE 3 PARAMETER EXPLANATION OF NEW POLICY
Name Meaning
ID number of policy, ID number must

Policy Index
be only
After choosing it, traffic capacity through

specific trunk or IP are limited by
percentage or time, under combined
Traffic Control conditions of incoming trunk calling user
typecalling user destination code source
node number , called number and time
interval
After choosing it, alarm message

Alarm prompts in the alarm panel when
congestion reaches the threshold
Policy Name Optional Policy name

Chapter 2 Configuring Gateway Congestion
4. Select 1-YES option from Traffic Control drop-down list, and

1-YES option from Alarm drop-down list, fill in Policy Name
filed, then click the OK button to finish configuration.
END OF STEPS
Result Configuring new policy is completed successfully.
Registering Congestion
Type
Context This topic describes the procedure to register congestion type as
1-Gateway Congestion.
Steps 1. Click the Add(A) button in the Congestion Control And Pol-
icy Management dialog box.
Add Congestion Control And Policy Management dialog
box opens as shown in Figure 7.
FIGURE 7 CONFIGURING CONGESTION TYPE
2. Configure parameters in the Add Congestion Control And

Policy Management dialog box. Detailed parameter mean-
ings are shown in Table 4.

TABLE 4 PARAMETER EXPLANATION OF CONGESTION TYPE
Name Meaning
After choosing it, when handling

capacity and network flow in Media
1-Gateway Congestion Gateway reach pre-defined threshold,
congestion messages are reported in
media control protocol every fixed time
Six congestion levels could be

Number of Congestion
configured at most
ID number of policy, ID number must

Policy Index
be only
3. Select 1-Gateway Congestion option from Congestion

Type drop-down list. Fill in Number of Congestion filed
and Policy Index field, then click the OK button to finish
configuration.
Tip:
Click the Policy Index button to open related interface, and
select index number.
END OF STEPS
Result Registering congestion type is completed successfully.
Configuring Traffic Control

� Traffic Control has been selected in management policy of
this congestion.
Context This topic describes the procedure to configure attribute data of
management policy.
Steps 1. In the Congestion Control And Policy Management dialog
box, click on Congestion Control And Policy Management
tab, select 5-TRAFFIC CONTROL ON PERCENT or TRAFFIC
CONTROL AT INTERVA from list box, then click on Policy
Property tab.
2. Select Traffic Control on the left pane, then click the Add
button.

Chapter 2 Configuring Gateway Congestion
Add Traffic Control dialog box opens as shown in Figure 8.
FIGURE 8 CONFIGURING TARFFIC CONTROL
3. Configure parameters in the Add Traffic Control dialog box,

and detailed parameter meanings are shown in Table 5.
TABLE 5 PARAMETERS EXPLANATION OF CONFIGURING

TRAFFIC CONTROL
Name Meaning
It is used to configure traffic control

Traffic Control index, which is necessary during
configuration and its maximum is 6
It is used to configure outgoing trunk

Outgoing Trunk group number, which is necessary
during configuration
It is used to configure congestion

Congestion level needing to be activated, which is
necessary during configuration

Name Meaning
It is used to control according to

Control by percent
percentage during defined time period
It is used to control by occupied

Control by occupy Num
numbers during defined time period
Call from Local Office call from local SS
Call from PSTN call from PSTN side
Call from Other SS call from Other SS
It is used to select caller category.
Calling User Note:

At least one of callers’ call type should
be chosen.
It is used to configure incoming trunk

group number for call from PSTN. If it
Incoming Trunk
is not configured, all trunk groups are
controlled
It is used to configure caller number or

Calling
matching number range
Original Node It is used to configure caller node
It is used to match callers according to

Original IP Model
IP address templates
It is used to match the called according

Target IP Model
to IP address templates
It is used to configure time period and

Time period and control
control percentage during control by
percentage
percent
4. Click the OK button to finish configuration.

END OF STEPS
Result Configuring traffic control is completed successfully.

Chapter 3
Configuring CPU
Congestion Control
of Local SS
Table of Contents
Configuring Special Thresholds ............................................24
Configuring Control Percentage of Global Service Data............26
Configuring Control Policy of Trunk Group Priority ..................27

Context This topic describes the procedure to configure new policy to con-
trol CPU’s which is in processing boards of the local SS.
ton .
Add Policy Configuration dialog box opens as shown in Fig-
ure 9.


TABLE 6 PARAMETER EXPLANATION OF NEW POLCIY
Name Meaning
Policy Index ID of policy
After choosing it , traffic capacity

through specific trunk or IP are limited
by percentage or time, under combined
Traffic Control conditions of incoming trunk , caller
type, caller destination code , source
node number, called number and time
interval
After choosing it, alarm message

Alarm prompts in the alarm panel when
reaching the alarm threshold
Policy Name Optional policy name

Chapter 3 Configuring CPU Congestion Control of Local SS

filed, then click the OK button to finish configuration.
END OF STEPS
Type
2-CPU CONGESTION OF LOCAL SS.
2. Select 2-CPU CONGESTION OF LOCAL SS option from Con-

gestion Type drop-down list. Fill in Number of Congestion
filed and Policy Index field. Detailed meanings of parameters
are shown inTable 7.

Name Meaning
Perform statistics about CPU’s

occupancy rate of local SS, and report
it by processing boards in local SS
CPU Congestion of Local
every fixed time .When a certain CPU’s
SS
occupancy rate exceeds the threshold,
congestion control in related level is
triggered to reduce it.
Number of Congestion Four levels are configured at most.
Detailed meanings of (Optional

Policy Index
Configuration) are referenced in Table 6.
Tip:
Click the Policy Index button to open related interface, and
select index number.
END OF STEPS
Configuring Special
Thresholds
Context This topic describes the procedure to configure thresholds to con-
trol CPU congestion.
For one congestion, the thresholds for estimating congestion class
should be the same value, however, for some equipments, it is
expected that their own congestion thresholds are different from
others. For example, for gateway, if its threshold reaches 70, gate-
way is in congestion status. But for certain gateway, because of
its characteristics, it is required when threshold reaches 50, the
gateway is in congestion status and needs corresponding control
to handle. Under this condition, configuring special thresholds can
solve this problem.


tab, select 2-CPU CONGESTION OF LOCAL SS from list box,
click the Special Threshold button.
Congestion Control and Policy Management dialog box
opens.
2. In the Congestion Control And Policy Management dialog
box, click the Add(A) button.
Add Congestion Control and Policy Management dialog
FIGURE 11 CONFIGURING THRESHOLDS OF CONGESTION

CONTROL
3. Configure parameters in the Add Congestion Control and

Policy Management dialog box. Detailed parameter expla-
nation is shown in Table 8.

TABLE 8 PARAMETE EXPLANATION OF CONFIGURING SPECIAL

THRESHOLDS
Name Meaning
It is not necessary to be configured, and

Congestion Type
its detailed meaning is shown in Table 7.
Fill in SPC No . When there are multi SPC

Parameter Value
boards, they should all be configured.
Configure CPU’s threshold which ranging

Threshold 14
from counterclockwise order
After choosing it, the function of traffic

CPU Traffic Control
control is activated
It is the output cycle of statistics

about CPU’s occupancy rate . When
Threshold Output
CPU’s occupancy rate reaches different
thresholds , related control is activated

END OF STEPS
Result Configuring special thresholds is completed successfully.
Configuring Control
Percentage of Global
Service Data
Context This topic describes the procedure to configure percentages to con-
trol global traffic capacity.
Steps 1. In the Data Configure window, Select Global(G) > Sys-
tem(M) > Global Service Data(G) from menu bar.
Global Service Data dialog box opens.
2. In the Global Service Data dialog box, Select Data > Global
Traffic Configuration from menu bar of the directory tree in
the left pane, click the Modify button.
Modify Global Traffic Control dialog box opens as shown in
Figure 12.

FIGURE 12 MODIFY GLOBAL TRAFFIC CONTROL
3. In the Modify Global Traffic Control dialog box, set four con-
gestion levels, such as 100, 50, 30, 20, then click the OK but-
ton to finish configuration.
Tip:
Level 1 4: value is generally configured according to actual
requirements.
END OF STEPS
Result Configuring control percentage of global service data is completed

successfully.
Configuring Control Policy of

Trunk Group Priority
Context This topic describes the procedure to configure control policy of
trunk group priority.

For CPU congestion type, different trunk group priorities can be

configured different traffic control policy. When CPU congestion
happens, SoftSwitch obtain corresponding traffic control policy to
perform protocol traffic control according to priorities of incom-
ing trunk group ; when priority of incoming trunk group is 0 or
SoftSwitch can not obtain corresponding traffic control policy ac-
cording to trunk group, then take general CPU protocol traffic con-
trol policy to handle.
Steps 1. In Congestion Control And Policy Management window,
click the Control Policy of Trunk Group Priority button.
Control Policy of Trunk Group Priority window opens.
2. Click the Add button.
Add Control Policy of Trunk Group Priority window opens
as shown in Figure 13.
FIGURE 13 CONTROL POLICY OF TRUNK GROUP PRIORITY
3. In Add Control Policy of Trunk Group Priority interface,

trunk group priority, four level congestion types and MML ac-
tive CPU control can be set. Click the OK button to finish con-
figuration. Attribute of priority is BYTE type, while scope is
0~255, the highest priority is 1 and 255 is the lowest level.
Default value is 0 which means invalid.
END OF STEPS
Result Configuring control policy of trunk group priority is completed suc-

cessfully.

Chapter 4
Configuring Congestion
Control of Trunk
Reservation
Table of Contents
Registering Congestion Control Type ....................................32
Configuring Special Thresholds ............................................33
Configuring Management Policy ...........................................35

Context This topic describes the procedure to configure management pol-
icy of trunk reservation. Trunk reservation includes two kinds of
congestion types: Trunk reservation by percentage and by num-
bers.
ton .
ure 14.


box. Detailed parameter explanation is shown in Table 9.
TABLE 9 PARAMETER EXPLANATION OF CONFIGURING NEW

POLICY
Name Meaning
Policy Index ID of policy.
After choosing it , traffic capacity through

specific trunk or IP are limited by
Traffic Capacity percentage or time, under combined
Control conditions of incoming trunk caller
type caller destination code source node
number , called number and time interval
After choosing it, alarm message prompts

Alarm in the alarm panel when reaching the
alarm threshold

Chapter 4 Configuring Congestion Control of Trunk Reservation
Name Meaning
After choosing it, trunk traffic capacity

through direct route could be limited,
combined with conditions of outgoing
trunk incoming trunk, caller type, caller
Control DRT/DRF destination code, source node number ,
limit called number and time interval. It includes
Direct Route Traffic (DRT) through
controlled trunk group by percentage and
Direct Route Traffic Flow (DRF) through
controlled trunk group by percentage

through alternative route could be limited,
destination code , source node number
Control ART/ARF limit , called number and time interval. It
includes Alternative Route Traffic
(ART) through controlled trunk group
by percentage and Alternative Route
Traffic Flow (ARF) through controlled
trunk group by percentage
After choosing it, two-way trunk could

be set as incoming trunk, combined with
conditions of outgoing trunk incoming
Control trunk out
trunk, caller typecaller destination code,
source node number , called number and
time interval, and controlled by percentage
After choosing it, the trunk could be

occupied or blocked, combined with
conditions of outgoing trunk incoming
Control trunk used
trunk, caller type caller destination code
source node number ,called number and
time interval.
After choosing it, traffic jump over destined

route , then jump to the next route in
normal order , combined with conditions
Control Route Skip
of outgoing trunk, incoming trunk, caller
type, caller destination code , source node
After choosing it, incoming trunk is

controlled by percentage, combined with
Control trunk in conditions of incoming trunk, caller type,
caller destination code, source node
4. Select 1-YES option from Traffic Control drop-down list,

1-YES option from Alarm drop-down list, or tick Control
DRF limit check box, Control DRT limit check box, Control
ARF limit check box, Control ART limit check box, Control
Trunk Out check box, or Control Trunk Used check box, or
Control route skip check box, or Control trunk in check
box, then fill in Policy Name field, and click the OK button to
finish configuration.

Tip:
Only alarm policy could be configured with other policies at
the same time in configuring congestion types. It is not rec-
ommended to configure any other policies at the same time.
END OF STEPS
Control Type
Context This topic describes the procedure to configure types to control
trunk congestion. Trunk congestion control types include trunk
reservation by percentage and by numbers, and both of their man-
agement policies are the same.


TABLE 10 PARAMETER EXPLANATION OF CONFIGURING

CONGESTION TYPES
Name Meaning
Perform statistics about free percentage

of trunk group. If free percentage of
5-TRAFFIC CONTROL
the trunk is less than the threshold
ON PERCENT
which is predefined in special thresholds,
controlled traffic is refused to pass through
Perform statistics about absolute free

numbers of trunk group. If free numbers
6-TRAFFIC CONTROL
in trunk group are less than the defined
AT CALL INTERVAL
number, controlled traffic are refused to
pass through
Number of Congestion Six levels could be configured at most
Detailed meanings are referenced in Table

Policy Index
9
3. Select 5-TRAFFIC CONTROL ON PERCENT or 6-TRAFFIC

CONTROL AT CALL INTERVAL option from Congestion
Type drop-down list. Fill in Number of Congestion filed
configuration.
Tip:
Click Policy Index field to open related interface then select
index No.
END OF STEPS
Configuring Special
Thresholds

Context This topic describes the procedure to configure thresholds of trunk

circuit reservation percentage and number.
tab, select 5-TRAFFIC CONTROL ON PERCENT or TRAF-
FIC CONTROL AT INTERVA from list box, click the Special
Threshold button.
Congestion Control And Policy Management dialog box
opens.
box, click the Add(A) button .

CONTROL


SEPECIAL THRESHOLDS
Name Meaning
It is not necessarily configured . Detailed

Congestion Type
meanings are shown in Table 10
Parameter Value It is used to configure trunk group
It is used to configure trunk group

Threshold 16 reservation numbers ranging in clockwise
order

END OF STEPS

Configuring Management
Policy
� Traffic Control has been selected in management policy of
this congestion type.
management policy.
Property tab.
button.

FIGURE 17 CONFIGURING TRAFFIC CONTROL



TRAFFIC CONTROL
Name Meaning
It is used to configure traffic control index,

Traffic Control which is necessary during configuration
and its maximum is 6

Outgoing Trunk group number, which is necessary during
configuration
It is used to configure congestion level

Congestion needing to be activated, which is necessary
It is used to control according to percentage

Control by percent
during defined time period
Control by occupy It is used to control by occupied numbers

Num during defined time period
It is used to select caller categoryNoteAt

Calling User least one of callers’ call type should be
chosen

Incoming Trunk group number for call from PSTN. If it is not
configured, all trunk groups are controlled

Calling
It is used to match callers according to IP

Original IP Model
address templates
It is used to match the called according to

Target IP Model

Time period and
control percentage
percent

END OF STEPS

Configuring Direct Route Traffic

(DRT) Limit
� Direct Route Traffic (DRT) Limit has been selected in man-
agement policy of this congestion type.
Context This topic describes the procedure to configure attribute data of in
DRT limit policy.
tab, select 5-TRAFFIC CONTROL ON PERCENT or TRAF-
FIC CONTROL AT INTERVA from list box, then select Policy
Property tab to enter into the section.
2. Select Control DRT limit on the left pane, then click the Add
button.
Add Control DRT limit dialog box opens as shown in Figure
18.

FIGURE 18 CONFIGURATION OF ADDING DRT LIMIT
3. Configure parameters in the Add Control DRT limit dialog

box, and detailed parameter meanings are shown in Table 13.
TABLE 13 PARAMETERS EXPLAMATION OF CONFIGURING DRT

LIMIT
Name Meaning


configuration


Name Meaning

chosen

Incoming Trunk
controlled

Calling
Called Number It is used to match the called

Time period and
control percentage
percent
Tip:
Configuration of controlling DRT and controlling DRF are the
same.
END OF STEPS
Result Configuring direct route traffic (DRT) is completed successfully.
Configuring Alternative Route Traffic

(ART) Limit
� Alternative Route Traffic (ART) Limit has been selected in
management policy of this congestion type.
ART limit policy.


2. Select Control ART limit on the left pane, then click the Add
button .
Add Control ART limit dialog box opens as shown in Figure
19.
FIGURE 19 CONFIGURATION OF ADDING ALTERNATIVE ROUTE

LIMIT
3. Configure parameters in the Add Control ART limit dialog



CALLED DESTINATION CODE
Name Meaning

Traffic Control which is necessary during configuration and
its maximum is 6

configuration


chosen

configured , all trunk groups are controlled

Calling

Time period and
control percentage
percent
Tip:
Configuration of adding ART limit and adding ARF limit are the
same.
END OF STEPS
Result Configuring alternative route traffic (ART) limit is completed suc-

cessfully.

Configuring Trunk Used

� Trunk Used has been selected in management policy of this
congestion type.
Control trunk used policy.
2. Select Control trunk used on the left pane, then click the
Add button .
Add Control trunk used dialog box opens as shown in Figure
20.

FIGURE 20 CONFIGURATION OF CIRCUIT SUSPENSION
3. Configure parameters in the Add Control trunk used dialog


CIRCUIT SUSPENSION
Name Meaning

It is used to configure trunk group no

Trunk Group No.
which needs to be controlled

Control by circuit It is used to control congestion according

percent to percentage in defined time period

Name Meaning
Control by Circuit It is used to control congestion according

NUM to idle circuit numbers

chosen

Calling
It is default as no. If choosing yes,

Stop Circuit message of stopping circuit is sent to
opposite office

Time period and
control percentage
percent

END OF STEPS
Result Configuring trunk used is completed successfully.
Configuring Route Skip

� Route Skip has been selected in management policy of this
congestion type.
Control route skip policy.
2. Select Control trunk skip on the left pane, then click the Add
button.

Add Control trunk skip dialog box opens as shown in Figure

21.
FIGURE 21 CONFIGURATION OF ROUTE SKIP
3. Configure parameters in the Add Control route skip dialog


CIRCUIT SUSPENSION
Name Meaning


configuration


Name Meaning
Calling User Note:

At least one of callers’ call type should be
chosen.


Calling
Through route when After choosing it, policy of skip direct route
skip is adopted
Circuity route when After choosing it, policy of skip alternative

skip route is adopted

Time period and
control percentage
percent

END OF STEPS
Result Configuring route skip is completed successfully.
Configuring Trunk In
� Trunk In has been selected in management policy of this con-
gestion type.


Control trunk in policy.
2. Select Control trunk in on the left pane, then click the Add
button.
Add Control trunk in dialog box opens as shown in Figure 22.
FIGURE 22 CONFIGURATION OF INCOMING TRUNK
3. Configure parameters in the Add Control trunk in dialog box,



CIRCUIT SUSPENSION
Name Meaning

its maximum is 6
It is used to configure trunk group no which

Trunk Group No.
needs to be controlled

Control by Circuit It is used to control congestion according to

percent percentage in defined time period

Number idle circuit numbers

Time period and
control percentage
percent

END OF STEPS
Result Configuring trunk in is completed successfully.

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Chapter 5
Configuring Destination
Code Unreachable
Table of Contents
Registering Congestion Type ..............................................53
Registering Statistical Task .................................................61

Context This chapter describes the procedure to configure policy to control
congestion when called destination code is hard to reachable.
ton.
ure 23.



POLICY
Name Meanings
Policy Index ID number of policy
After choosing it, traffic capacity of

specific destination code could be limited
Called Number by percentage of time, combined with
Control conditions of incoming trunk, caller type,
caller destination code, source/destination
IP address and time
After choosing it, specific destination code

Circuit route limit chooses alternative route for calling when
direct route blocks
After choosing it, Special Tone Notice is

sent to operators and /or users to delay
Special tone notice
calling, according to called number and
incoming trunk group number

Chapter 5 Configuring Destination Code Unreachable
Name Meanings

Alarm
in alarm panel when reaching the threshold
It is used to configure the name of

Policy Name management policy, which is optionally
configured
4. Select 1-YES option from Called Number Control drop-down

list or tick Circuit route limit check box, or Special tone
notice check box, and select 1-YES option from Alarm drop-
down list, fill in Policy Name field, then click the OK button
to finish configuration.
Tip:
the same time. It is not recommended to configure any other
policies at the same time.
END OF STEPS
Type
Context This chapter describes the procedure to register congestion type
as 7- DESTINATION SDN UNREACHABLE.



CONGESTION TYPE
Name Meaning
Register statistics task and thresholds,

and perform statistics about a called
destination code. When Answer Bid
7- DESTINATION SDN Ratio of the destination code reaches
UNREACHABLE a certain percentage, the destination
code is regarded as hard to reachable
. Thus, related policy is adopted to
control congestion
Number of Congestion Four levels are configured at most
Policy Index Detailed meaning is shown in Table 18
3. Select 7- DESTINATION SDN UNREACHABLE option from

Congestion Type drop-down list, and fill in Number of Con-
gestion and Policy Index field, then click the OK button to
Tip:
Click Policy Index field to open related dialog box, and select
index number.
END OF STEPS

Policy
Configuring Called Number Control
� Called Number Control item is in left pane under Policy
Property tab.
Context This chapter describes the procedure to configure attribute data of
management policy to control traffic about called number.
tab, select 7- DESTINATION SDN UNREACHABLE from list
box, then click on Policy Property tab.
2. Select Called Number Control on the left pane, then click the
Add button.
Add Called Number Control dialog box opens as shown in
Figure 25.

FIGURE 25 CONFIGURING CALLED NUMBER TRAFFIC CONTROL
3. Configure parameters in the Add Called Number Control di-

alog box, and detailed parameter meanings are shown in Table
20.

CALLED DESTION CODE
Name Meaning

It is used to configure called destination

Called Number code, which is necessary during
configuration

It is used to control by percentage

Control by percent
during calling period

Name Meaning
It is used to control by called numbers

Control by quantity
configured in defined time period
Call from PSTN call from PSTN.
Call from OTHER SS call from Other SS
It is used to Select caller

Calling User Type category Note one of caller calling
type should be configured

Incoming Trunk group no through which call from PSTN
Flag(Group) is. If it is not configured, all trunk groups
are controlled

Calling
suited numbers range
It is used to match caller according to

Original IP model
IP address template
After choosing it, only international

incoming calls with matching destination
International Incoming
code are controlled .If the following four
Calls
kinds are not selected, all calls with
matching destination code are controlled

International Outgoing
outgoing calls with matching destination
Calls
code are controlled

International
outgoing calls with matching destination
Exchanging Calls
code are controlled
After choosing it, calls exclude

international incoming /outgoing
Other Calls
/exchanging calls with matching
destination code are controlled
Time period and It is used to control congestion by

controlling percentages percentage and time period

END OF STEPS
Result Configuring called number control is completed successfully.
Configuring Circuit Route Limit



� Circuit route limit item is in left pane under Policy Property
tab.
circuit route limit.
2. Select Circuit route limit on the left pane, then click the Add
button.
Add Circuit route limit dialog box opens as shown in Figure
26.
FIGURE 26 ADDING CIRCUIT ROUTE LIMIT
3. Configure parameters in the Add Circuit route limit dialog

box, and detailed parameter meanings are shown in Table 21


ALTERNATIVE ROUTE
Name Meaning


configuration

Congestion needing to be activated which is necessary
Call from Other SS call from other SS
It is used to select caller categoryNote one

Caller User type
of caller calling types should be configured

Incoming Trunk group no through which call from PSTN is.
Flag(Group ) If it is not configured , all trunk group are
controlled

Calling Destination
suited numbers segment
Switch to alternative route 1,2,3,4 by

Circuit route 14
turns if call fails
Time period
and controlling
controlling percentage
percentage

END OF STEPS
Result Configuring circuit route limit is completed successfully.
Configuring Special Tone Notice


� Special tone notice item is in left pane under Policy Prop-

erty tab.
special tone notice.
2. Select Special tone notice on the left pane, then click the
Add button.
Add Special tone notice dialog box opens as shown in Figure
27.
FIGURE 27 CONFIGURATION OF SPECIAL TONE NOTICE
3. Configure parameters in the Add Special tone notice dialog



SPECIAL TONE NOTICE
Name Meaning
Traffic Control It is used to configure traffic control index,

which is necessary during configuration and
its maximum is 6
Called Number It is used to configure called destination code,

which is necessary during configuration
Congestion It is used to configure congestion level

needing to be activated which is necessary
Call from Local call from local SS

Office
Caller User type It is used to select caller categoryNote one of

caller calling types should be configured
Incoming Trunk It is used to configure incoming trunk group

Flag(Group ) no through which call from PSTN is .If it is not
configured , all trunk group are controlled
Calling It is used to configure caller number or suited

Destination numbers segment
It is used to send tones for operators and /or

Tone ID
users
Time period It is used to configure time period and

and controlling controlling percentage
percentage

END OF STEPS
Result Configuring special tone notice is completed successfully.
Registering Statistical Task

� Operators have been logged in Performance Management
interface of NetNumenN31 Unified Management System.
Context This chapter describes the procedure to register called destination
code to activate the congestion control.
Steps 1. In Performance Management window, select Traffic man-
agement > Statistical task > Register from menu bar.

Task registration wizard-Step 1 of 5 dialog box opens as

shown in Figure 28.
FIGURE 28 STEP 1 OF TRAFFIC STATISTICS
2. In the Task registration wizard-Step 1 of 5 dialog box, se-

lect all domain option from domain drop-down list, Service
Quality, Difficult to TDC option from Stat. type drop-down
list, Day option from Output cycle drop-down list, and input
words in description field, then click the Next button.
shown in Figure 29.

3. In the Task registration wizard-Step 2 of 5 dialog box, in-

put date in Start Date, End Date and Time Seg1 field , then
click the Next button.
shown in Figure 30.
4. In the Task registration wizard-Step 3 of 5 dialog box, click

the Define obj group button.
Add obj group dialog box opens as shown in Figure 31.
FIGURE 31 ADDING OBJECT GROUPS
5. In the Add obj group dialog box, input words in Obj Group
Name field and Obj group descriptions field, click the Add
button to newly add a object group, which allows adding ten

groups consecutively, then click the OK button to go back into

Task registration wizard-Step 3 of 5 dialog box, as shown
in Figure 30.
Tip:
Value in Number field should be the same with number in call-
ing filed in Add Called Number Control dialog box to activate
congestion control.

lect options from available Object group , then click
button , selected object group appears in Select Object group
. Click the Next button .
shown in Figure 32.
7. In the Task registration wizard-Step 4 of 5 dialog box,

input value in Attempt Number Threshold field and An-
swer-to-Attempt Ratio Threshold 1 4 field, then click the
Next button .
shown in Figure 33.

8. In the Task registration wizard-Step 5 of 5 dialog box, ,

click the Finish button to end configuration.
END OF STEPS
Result Registering statistical task is completed successfully.


Chapter 6
Configuring CPU’s
Congestion Control
Activated Through
Man-machine Language
(MML)
Table of Contents
Activating Policies of Congestion Control ...............................70

Context This topic describes the procedure to configure management policy
to control outgoing trunk by man-machine language.
ton.
ure 34.



POLICY
Name Meaning
Policy Index ID of policy.

Alarm in the alarm panel when reaching the alarm
threshold.
Policy Name Optional Policy name

select 1-YES option from Alarm drop-down list, fill in Policy
Name field, then click the OK button to finish configuration.

Chapter 6 Configuring CPU’s Congestion Control Activated
Through Man-machine Language (MML)
Tip:
END OF STEPS
Type
8-MML CONTROL CPU.

2. Select 8-MML CONTROL CPU option from Congestion Type

drop-down list, and fill in Number of Congestion and Policy
Index field, and detailed parameter meanings are shown in
Table 24.

CONGESTION TYPE
Name Meaning
After choosing it, CPU’s congestion control

is activated by man-machine language,
8-MML CONTROL CPU
and related policy is adopted to control
congestion
Number of
Only a level could be configured
Congestion
Tip:
Click Policy Index to open related interface, then select index
number.
END OF STEPS
Activating Policies of
Congestion Control
Context This topic describes the configuration to activate policy by man-
machine language to control CPU’s congestion.
tab, select 8-MML CONTROL CPU from list box, then click on
Active Information tab to enter into the section, then click
the Activate button, select Traffic Control for CPU Activate
from menu bar.

Chapter 6 Configuring CPU’s Congestion Control Activated
Through Man-machine Language (MML)
Traffic Control for CPU Activate dialog box opens as shown

in Figure 36.
FIGURE 36 ACTIVATING CONGESTION CONTROL OF CPU

TRAFFIC
2. Configure parameters in the Traffic Control for CPU Acti-

vate dialog box, and detailed parameter meanings are shown
in Table 25.
TABLE 25 PARAMETER EXPLANATION OF CONFIGURING CPU’S

CONGESTION CONTROL ACTIVATION
Name Meaning
Select Activate option from drop-down list

to activate congestion control. In activation
Operation Type status, select Deactivate option from
drop-down list to deactivate congestion
control
It is configured in each panel by system

.Its calculation formula is LSQ40×machine
LSQ NO. frame number1 slot number. For example ,
LSQ of the SPC board located in the second
machine frame and the third slot is 43
It is used to configure delayed time of

activation and deactivation. If it is not
Delay Time (min)
configured, activation and deactivation go
into effect immediately without delay

END OF STEPS
Result Activating policies of congestion control is completed successfully.


Chapter 7
Configuring Outgoing
Trunk Traffic Control
Activated Through MML
Table of Contents
Configuring Traffic Control Activation ....................................92

to control outgoing trunk by man-machine language.
ton.
ure 37.

FIGURE 37 CONFIGURATION OF ADDING NEW POLICY


POLICY
Name Meaning
After choosing it, incoming trunk is controlled

by percentage, combined with conditions of
Control trunk in incoming trunk, caller type, caller destination
code, source node number , called number
and time interval
After choosing it , traffic through specific

trunk or IP are limited by percentage or
time, under combined conditions of incoming
Traffic Control
trunk , caller type, caller destination code ,
source node number , called number and
time interval

threshold

Chapter 7 Configuring Outgoing Trunk Traffic Control Ac-
tivated Through MML
Name Meaning

through direct route could be limited,
Control DRT/DRF destination code , source node number ,
Direct Route Traffic (DRT) through
Direct Route Traffic Flow (DRF) through
controlled trunk group by percentage

trunk incoming trunk, caller type caller
Control ART/ARF destination code , source node number ,
Alternative Route Traffic (ART) through
Alternative Route Traffic Flow (ARF)
through controlled trunk group by percentage
After choosing it, two-way trunk could be set

as incoming trunk, combined with conditions
of outgoing trunk, incoming trunk, caller
Control trunk out
type, caller destination code , source node
number , called number and time interval,
and controlled by percentage
After choosing it, the trunk could be occupied

or blocked, combined with conditions of
Control trunk used outgoing trunk, incoming trunk, caller type,
caller destination code , source node number
, called number and time interval
After choosing it, traffic jump over destined

route , then jump to the next route in normal
order , combined with conditions of outgoing
Control Route Skip
trunk, incoming trunk, caller type, caller
destination code , source node number ,
called number and time interval
After choosing yes, selected temporary

alternative route could be inserted in any
Traffic Route place of the old route group, which is not
Reselect necessary to be in the old route group. If
temporary alternative route selection fails,
the old selection is proceeded.


Tip:
END OF STEPS
Type
9-OUTGOING TRUNK CONTROLLED BY MML.

tivated Through MML


CONGESTION TYPE
Name Meaning
After choosing it, CPU’s congestion

OUTGOING TRUNK control is activated by man-machine
CONTROLLED BY MML language, and related policies are
adopted to control congestion
Number of Congestion Only a level. Could be configured
3. Select 9-OUTGOING TRUNK CONTROLLED BY MML option

from Congestion Type drop-down list. Fill in Number of
Congestion filed and Policy Index field, then click the OK
button to finish configuration.
Tip:
Click Policy Index to open related interface, then select index
number.
END OF STEPS
Policy
Configuring Control Trunk In
� Control trunk in item is in left pane under Policy Property
tab.


policy to control trunk in.
Steps 1. In the Congestion Control And Policy Management dia-
log box, click on Congestion Control And Policy Manage-
ment tab, select 9-OUTGOING TRUNK CONTROLLED BY
MML from list box, then click on Policy Property tab to enter
into the section.
button.
FIGURE 39 CONFIGURATION OF INCOMING TRUNK


tivated Through MML

INCOMING TRUNK CONGESTION CONTROL
Name Meaning

its maximum is 6

Trunk Group No.

Control by circuity It is used to control congestion according to


Num idle circuit numbers
Time period and It is used to configure time period and control

control percentage percentage during control by percent

END OF STEPS
Result Configuring control trunk in is completed successfully.

� Traffic Control item is in left pane under Policy Property
tab.
management policy to control traffic.
into the section.
button.

FIGURE 40 CONFIGURATION OF TRAFFIC CONTROL


TRAFFIC CONTROL
Name Meaning

and its maximum is 6.

configuration.

during configuration.

Control by percent
percentage during defined time period.

tivated Through MML
Name Meaning

Num during defined time period.

chosen

Incoming Trunk
is not configured , all trunk groups are
controlled .

Calling
matching number range.
Original Node It is used to configure caller node .

Original IP Model
address templates.

Target IP Model
IP address templates.

Time period and
control percentage
percent

END OF STEPS
Configuring Traffic Route Reselect

� Traffic Route Reselect item is in left pane under Policy
Property tab.
management policy to reselect traffic route.


into the section.
2. Select Traffic Route Reselect on the left pane, then click the
Add button.
Add Route Policy dialog box opens as shown in Figure 41.
FIGURE 41 ADDING NEW ROUTE POLICY
3. Configure parameters in the Add Route Policy dialog box, and

detailed parameter meanings are shown in Table 30.

tivated Through MML

ROUTE POLICY
Name Meaning
Route No. before The route no before adopting policy

Route 14 after The route no after adopting policy
It is used to configure matching called

Called Number
number

Incoming Trunk group no for calls from PSTN, If it is not

Original IP Model
address templates
After choosing it, if route reselection fails,

Continue …
the old route selection is proceeded
Time period and It is used to configure time segment and

control percentage controlling percentage

END OF STEPS
Result Configuring traffic route reselect is completed successfully.
Configuring DRT Limit

� Control DRT limit item is in left pane under Policy Property
tab.
Control DRT limit policy.
into the section.

2. Select Control DRT limit on the left pane, then click the Add
button.
42.
FIGURE 42 CONFIGURATION OF DRT LIMIT

TABLE 31 PARAMETERS EXPLAMATION OF CONFIGURING DRT

LIMIT
Name Meaning


configuration

tivated Through MML
Name Meaning

Calling User Note:

chosen.

Incoming Trunk
controlled

Calling

Time period and
control percentage
percent

END OF STEPS
Result Configuring DRT limit is completed successfully.
Configuring ART Limit

� Control ART limit item is in left pane under Policy Property
tab.


Control ART limit policy.
into the section.
button.
43.
FIGURE 43 CONFIGURATION OF ART LIMIT POLICY


tivated Through MML
TABLE 32 PARAMETER EXPLANATION OF CONFIGURING ART

LIMIT POLICY
Name Meaning


Outgoing Trunk group number, which is necessary

It is used to Select caller categoryNoteAt

chosen

Incoming Trunk
is not configured , all trunk groups are
controlled

Calling

Time period and control
percentage
percent
Tip:
Configuration of adding ART limit and adding ARF limit are the
same.
END OF STEPS
Result Configuring ART limit is completed successfully.


� Control trunk used item is in left pane under Policy Prop-
erty tab.
into the section.
Add button.
44.

tivated Through MML


CIRCUIT SUSPENSION
Name Meaning

its maximum is 6.

Trunk Group No.
needs to be controlled.

Control on circuity It is used to control congestion according to

percent percentage in defined time period.

Name Meaning

NUM idle circuit numbers.
Call from Local

call from local SS
Office
It is used to select caller category Note At

chosen

Calling
Called Number It is used to match the called.
It is default as no. If choosing yes, message

Stop Circuit
of stopping circuit is sent to opposite office.
Time period and It is used to configure time period and

control percentage control percentage during control by percent

END OF STEPS
Configuring Route Skip

� Control route skip item is in left pane under Policy Property
tab.
Control route skip policy.
into the section.
2. Select Control route skip on the left pane, then click the Add
button.

tivated Through MML
Add Control route skip dialog box opens as shown in Figure

45.
FIGURE 45 CONFIGURATION OF ROUTE SKIP
3. Configure parameters in the Add Control route skip dialog


CIRCUIT SUSPENSION
Name Meaning

its maximum is 6

configuration

Name Meaning

Call from Local

call from local SS
Office
Calling User Note:

chosen.
It is used to configure incoming trunk group

Incoming Trunk number for call from PSTN. If it is not

Calling
Through route After choosing it, policy of skip direct route

when skip is adopted
Circuity route when After choosing it, policy of skip alternative

skip route is adopted


END OF STEPS
Result Configuring route skip is completed successfully.

Activation

tivated Through MML

Context This topic describes the configuration to control outgoing trunk by
man-machine language. Traffic control of trunk groups should be
activated to be in effect.
MML from list box, then click on Active Information tab to
enter into the section, then click the Activate button, select
Trunk Traffic Control Activate from menu bar.
Trunk Traffic Control Activate dialog box opens as shown in
Figure 46.
FIGURE 46 ACTIVATING TRUNK CONGESTION CONTROL
2. Configure parameters in the Trunk Traffic Control Activate

dialog box, and detailed parameter meanings are shown
inTable 35.

TRUNK TRAFFIC CONTROL ACTIVATION
Name Meaning
Select Activate option from drop-down list

to activate congestion control. In activation
Operation Type status, select Deactivate option from
control.
Trunk group no to be activated or

Trunk group NO.
deactivated.

Delay Time(min) activation and deactivation. If it is not
configured, it means without delay.
Disaster Recovery It is configured under disaster recovery

Flag condition


END OF STEPS
Result Configuring traffic control activation is completed successfully.

Chapter 8
Configuring Destination
Code Controlled
Through MML
Table of Contents
Configuring Traffic Control Activation .................................. 106

Context This chapter describes the procedure to configure policies to con-
trol congestion by Man-machine language when called destination
code is hard to reachable.
ton.
ure 47.



POLICY
Name Meanings
Policy Index ID number of policy.

Control conditions of incoming trunk , caller type ,
IP address and time.

direct route blocks.

Special tone notice
incoming trunk group no.

Chapter 8 Configuring Destination Code Controlled Through MML
Name Meanings

Alarm in alarm panel when reaching the
threshold.

configured.

Tip:
END OF STEPS
Type
as 10- DESTINATION NUMNER CONTROLLED BY MML.



CONGESTION TYPE
Name Meaning
10- DESTINATION
After choosing it, congestion control
NUMNER
of destination code is activated by
CONTROLLED BY
man-machine language
MML
Number of
One level is configured at most
Congestion
3. Select 10- DESTINATION NUMNER CONTROLLED BY MML

option from Congestion Type drop-down list, and fill in Num-
ber of Congestion and Policy Index field, then click the OK
button to finish configuration.
Tip:
Click Policy Index to open related dialog box, and select index
number.
END OF STEPS

Policy
Property tab.
management policy to control traffic about called destination code.
tab, select 10- DESTINATION NUMNER CONTROLLED BY
MML from list box, then click on Policy Property tab.
Add button to enter into Add Called Number Control dialog
box, as shown in Figure 49.

FIGURE 49 CONFIGURING CALLED NUMBER TRAFFIC CONTROL

38.
TABLE 38 PARAMTER EXPLANATION OF CONFIGURING CALLED

DESTINATION CODE
Name Meaning

its maximum is 6
It is used to configure called destination code,

Called Number

It is used to control by percentage during

Control by percent
calling period

Name Meaning
It is used to control by called numbers

Control by quantity
configured in defined time period
Call from Local

call from local SS
Office
Call from OTHER

call from Other SS
SS
It is used to Select caller categoryNote one of

Calling User Type
caller calling type should be configured

Incoming Trunk
no through which call from PSTN is. If it is not
Flag(Group)
It is used to configure caller number or suited

Calling Destination
numbers range
It is used to match caller according to IP

Original IP model
address template
After choosing it, only international incoming

calls with matching destination code are
International
controlled .If the following four kinds are not
Incoming Calls
selected, all calls with matching destination
code are controlled
After choosing it, only international outgoing

International
Outgoing Calls
controlled

International
Exchanging Calls
controlled
After choosing it, calls exclude international

Other Calls incoming /outgoing /exchanging calls with
Time period
It is used to control congestion by percentage
and controlling
and time period
percentages

END OF STEPS



� Circuit Route Limit item is in left pane under Policy Prop-
erty tab.
button.
Add Circuit route limit dialog box, as shown in Figure 50
FIGURE 50 CONFIGURING ALTERNATIVE PERMISSION
3. Configure parameters in the Add Circuit route limit dialog



ALTERNATIVE ROUTE
Name Meaning

its maximum is 6

configuration

Call from Local

call from local SS
Office
Caller User type Note:

one of caller calling types should be
configured.

Incoming Trunk no through which call from PSTN is .If
Flag(Group ) it is not configured , all trunk group are
controlled

Calling Destination
Switch to alternative route 1,2,3,4 by turns

Circuit route 14
if call fails
Time period
and controlling
percentage

END OF STEPS
Configuring Special Tone Notice



� Special tone notice item is in left pane under Policy Prop-
erty tab.
special tone notice.
2. Select Special tone notice on the left pane, then click the
Add button.
Add Special tone notice dialog box, as shown in Figure 51
FIGURE 51 CONFIGURATION OF SPECIAL TONE NOTICE
3. Configure parameters in Add Special tone notice dialog box,

and parameter meanings are shown in Table 40.


SPECIAL TONE NOTICE
Name Meaning
Traffic Control It is used to configure traffic control index,

Called Number It is used to configure called destination

code, which is necessary during
configuration
Congestion It is used to configure congestion level

needing to be activated which is necessary
Call from PSTN call from PSTN
Caller User type It is used to select caller category.
Note:
one of caller calling types should be
configured.
Incoming Trunk It is used to configure incoming trunk

Flag(Group ) group no through which call from PSTN is
.If it is not configured , all trunk group are
controlled
Calling Destination It is used to configure caller number or

It is used to send tones for operators and

Tone ID
/or users
Time period It is used to configure time period and

and controlling controlling percentage
percentage

END OF STEPS
Result Configuring special tone notice is completed successfully.


Activation
Context This topic describes the configuration to activate congestion con-
trol of destination code by man-machine language.
MML from list box, then click on Active Information tab to
enter into the section, then click the Activate button, select
Traffic Control for Called Number Activate from menu bar.
Traffic Control for Called Number Activate dialog box as
shown in Figure 52.
FIGURE 52 ACTIVATING TRUNK TRAFFIC CONGESTION

CONTROL
2. Configure parameters in the Traffic Control for Called Num-

ber Activate dialog box, and detailed parameter meanings are
shown in Table 41.

TABLE 41 PARAMETER EXPLANATION OF ACTIVATING TRUNK

TRAFFIC CONGESTION CONTROL
Name Meaning
Select Activate option from Operation

Type drop-down list to activate congestion
control. In activation status, select
Operation Type
Deactivate option from Operation Type
control
Called Number called destination code

Delay Time (min) activation and deactivation. If it is not
configured, it means without delay
Disaster Recovery It is configured under disaster recovery

Flag condition

END OF STEPS


Chapter 9
Control Through Office
ID
Table of Contents
Configuring New Policy ..................................................... 109
Registering Congestion Type ............................................. 111
Configuring Management Policy ......................................... 113

trol office congestion.
ton.
ure 53.

FIGURE 53 CONFIGURATION OF ADDING NEW POLICY


POLICY
Name Meanings
After choosing it, traffic of a certain office

Office ID Control
direction could be controlled
After choosing it, temporary alternative

route selected is required to insert in
any location in route group, which is not
Traffic Route Reselect
necessary to be in old route group. Old
selecting process could if route selecting
fails for temporary alternative route

Alarm

configured

Chapter 9 Configuring Congestion Control Through Office ID
4. Select 1-YES option from Office ID Control drop-down list or

select 1-YES option from Traffic Route Reselect drop-down
list and 1-YES option from Alarm drop-down list, fill in Policy
Name field, then click the OK button to finish configuration.
Note:
END OF STEPS
Type
as 11- Controlled by NO.7.


Policy Management dialog box, and detailed parameter
meanings are shown in Table 43.
Name Meaning
After choosing it, the office direction is

marked as congestion by SS when REL
in NO.7 signaling reports reasons about
11-Controlled by NO.7
congestion of opposite equipment to
SS. Then policies are adopted to control
congestion
Number of Congestion One level is configured at most
Policy Index Detailed meaning is shown inTable 42
3. Select 11- Controlled by NO.7 option from Congestion Type

drop-down list, and fill in Number of Congestion and Policy
Index field, then click the OK button to finish configuration.
Note:
Click Policy Index to open related dialog box, and select index
no.
END OF STEPS

Policy
Configuring Office ID Control
� Office ID Control item is in left pane under Policy Property
tab.
policy to control office ID.
tab, select 11-CONTROLLED BY NO.7 from list box, then click
on Policy Property tab to enter into the section.
2. Select Office ID Control on the left pane, then click the Add
button .
Add Office ID Policy dialog box opens as shown in Figure 55.

FIGURE 55 ADD OFFICE ID POLICY
3. Configure parameters in Add Office ID Policy dialog box, and

parameter meanings are shown in Table 44.

OFFICE DIRECTION CONTROL
Name Meaning
It is used to configure office direction number

Office ID needing to be controlled, which is necessary

Call from Home

call from local SS
Office
Call from OTHER

call from Other SS
SS

Name Meaning

Calling User least one of caller calling type needs to be
configured.

number when configuring originating call from
Incoming Trunk PSTN, which means the only configuration
of the trunk group, otherwise , all ones are
controlled .

Caller ID
numbers segment.

Called Number
number.

Original IP Model
address models.
time period and It is used to configure time period and control

control percentage percentage

END OF STEPS
Result Configuring office ID control is completed successfully.

Property tab.
policy to reselect traffic route.
tab, select 11-CONTROLLED BY NO.7 from list box, then click
on Policy Property tab to enter into the section.
Add button .

FIGURE 56 ADDING ROUTE POLICY
3. Configure parameters in Add Route Policy dialog box, and

TABLE 45 PARAMETER EXPLANATION OF ADDING ROUTE

POLICY
Name Meaning
Route No. before Route no for direct route

Call from Home

call from local SS
Office

Name Meaning
Route 14 after Select route 14 when direct route is block
Calling User Note:

At least one of caller calling type needs to
be configured.

group number when configuring originating
Incoming Trunk call from PSTN, which means the only
configuration of the trunk group, otherwise
, all ones are controlled

Calling

Called Number
number

Original IP Model
address templates
If alternative route selection fails ,the old

Continue
route selection proceeds
time period and It is used to configure time period and

control percentage control percentage

END OF STEPS


Chapter 10
Control Through
Gateway Node ID
Table of Contents
Configuring Special Threshold ........................................... 122

trol RTP congestion at gateway node.
ton.
ure 57.

FIGURE 57 CONFIGURATION OF NEW POLICY


POLICY
Name Meanings
After choosing it, traffic could be limited

through specific trunk/IP address according to
percentage or calling interval, combined with
Traffic Control
incoming trunk, caller type, caller destination
code, source node number, called number,
and time period
After choosing it, alarm message prompts in

Alarm
alarm panel when reaching the threshold

configured

Chapter 10 Configuring Congestion Control Through Gateway Node ID

field, then click the OK button to finish configuration.
END OF STEPS
Type
as 12-RTP RESOURCE CONGESTION or 13-NUMBER OF RTP.

Policy Management interface, and detailed parameter mean-


CONGESTION TYPE
Name Meaning
After choosing it, perform statistics about

free percentage of RTP resources in
12-RTP RESOURCE
gateway. If the percentage is less than or
CONGESTION
equal to the defined threshold, congestion
happens
After choosing it, perform statistics about

free number of RTP resources in gateway.
13-NUMBER OF RTP
If the number is less than or equal to the
defined threshold, congestion happens
Number of
Six levels are configured at most
Congestion
3. Select 12-RTP RESOURCE CONGESTION or 13-NUMBER

OF RTP from Congestion Type drop-down list, and fill in
Number of Congestion and Policy Index field, then click
the OK button to finish configuration.
Tip:
Click Policy Index field to open related interface, and select
index number.
END OF STEPS
Configuring Special
Threshold
Context This topic describes the procedure to configure thresholds of RTP
reservation percentage and numbers.
tab, select 12-RTP RESOURCE CONGESTION or 13-NUM-

BER OF RTP from list box, then click the Special Threshold
button.
opens.
box, click the Add(A) button .

CONTROL


SEPECIAL THRESHOLDS
Name Meaning

Congestion Type
Parameter Value Gateway node
It is used to configure RTP reservation

Threshold 16
numbers ranging in clockwise order

END OF STEPS
Result Configuring special threshold is completed successfully.

Policy
tab.
tab, select 12-RTP RESOURCE CONGESTION or 13-NUM-
BER OF RTP from list box, then click on Policy Property tab
to enter into the section.
button .

FIGURE 60 ADDING TRAFFIC CONTROL

and detailed parameter meanings are shown inTable 49.


TRAFFIC CONTROL
Name Meaning

its maximum is 6

configuration


Control by percent

Call from Local

call from local SS
Office

chosen.


Calling

Original IP Model
address templates

Target IP Model


END OF STEPS

Chapter 11
Configuring Outgoing
Trunk Unreachable
Table of Contents
Registering Congestion Control Type .................................. 130
Registering Statistical Task ............................................... 141

to control congestion when outgoing trunk is hard to be accessed.
ton.
ure 61.



POLICY
Name Meaning
After choosing it , traffic through specific

trunk or IP are limited by percentage or
Traffic Control
trunk , caller type, caller destination code
, source node number , called number and
time interval

threshold
Control DRT/DRF After choosing it, trunk traffic capacity

limit through direct route could be limited,

Chapter 11 Configuring Outgoing Trunk Unreachable
Name Meaning
destination code, source node number , called
number and time interval. It includes Direct
Route Traffic (DRT) through controlled
trunk group by percentage and Direct Route
Traffic Flow (DRF) through controlled trunk
group by percentage

Control ART/ARF destination code, source node number ,
Alternative Route Traffic (ART) through
Alternative Route Traffic Flow (ARF)
through controlled trunk group by percentage
After choosing it, two-way trunk could be set

as incoming trunk, combined with conditions
of outgoing trunk incoming trunk, caller
Control trunk out
type caller destination code source node
number ,called number and time interval,
and controlled by percentage.
After choosing it, the trunk could be occupied

or blocked, combined with conditions of
Control trunk used outgoing trunk, incoming trunk, caller type,
caller destination code, source node number
, called number and time interval
After choosing it, incoming trunk is controlled

by percentage, combined with conditions of
Control trunk in incoming trunk, caller type, caller destination
code, source node number , called number
and time interval

Tip:
END OF STEPS

Control Type
Context This topic describes the procedure to configure types as 14-OUT-
GOING TRUNK UNREACHABLE.

box. Detailed parameter meanings are shown in Table 51.

CONGESTION TYPES
Name Meaning
After choosing it, Perform statistics about

14-OUTGOING
traffic of a trunk group. If call failure of the
TRUNK
trunk group reaches a certain percentage,
UNREACHABLE
policies are adopted to control congestion
Number of
Four levels could be configured at most
Congestion
Policy Index Detailed meanings are referenced in Table 50

3. Select 14-OUTGOING TRUNK UNREACHABLE from Con-

gestion Type drop-down list. Fill in Number of Congestion
configuration.
Tip:
Click Policy Index to open related interface then select index
number.
END OF STEPS
Result Registering congestion control type is completed successfully.
Policy
tab.
tab, select 14-OUTGOING TRUNK UNREACHABLE from list
box, then click on Policy Property tab to enter into the sec-
tion.
button.

FIGURE 63 ADDING TRAFFIC CONTROL


TRAFFIC CONTROL
Name Meaning

its maximum is 6

configuration


Control by percent

Name Meaning

Call from Local

call from local SS
Office
It is used to select caller category. NoteAt

Calling User
least one of callers’ call type should be chosen


Calling

Original IP Model
address templates

Target IP Model


END OF STEPS
Configuring DRT Limit

� Control DRT limit item is in left pane under Policy Property
tab.
Control DRT limit policy.

tion.
2. Select Control DRT limiton the left pane, then click the Add
button.
64.
FIGURE 64 CONFGURATION OF DRT LIMIT

TABLE 53 PARAMETERS EXPLAMATION OF CONFIGURING DRT LIMIT
Name Meaning

its maximum is 6.

configuration.

Name Meaning

Call from Local

call from local SS
Office

chosen.

configured , all trunk groups are controlled .

Calling

Tip:
Configuration of controlling DRT and controlling DRF are the
same.
END OF STEPS
Result Configuring DRT limit is completed successfully

.
Configuring ART Limit


� Control ART limit item is in left pane under Policy Property

tab.
Control ART limit policy.
tion.
button.
65.
FIGURE 65 CONFIGURATION OF ART LIMIT


TABLE 54 PARAMETER EXPLANATION OF CONFIGURING ART

LIMIT
Name Meaning

its maximum is 6.

configuration.

Call from Local

call from local SS
Office
It is used to select caller categoryNoteAt least

Calling User
one of callers’ call type should be chosen.

configured , all trunk groups are controlled .

Calling

Tip:
Configuration of controlling ART and controlling ARF are the
same.
END OF STEPS
Result Configuring ART limit is completed successfully.



� Control trunk used item is in left pane under Policy Prop-
erty tab.
tion.
Add button.
66.



TRUNK USED
Name Meaning

its maximum is 6

Trunk Group No.

Control by circuit It is used to control congestion according to


NUM idle circuit numbers
Call from Local

call from local SS
Office
It is used to select caller categoryNoteAt least

Calling User
one of callers’ call type should be chosen

Calling
It is default as no. If choosing yes, message

Stop Circuit
of stopping circuit is sent to opposite office


END OF STEPS
Configuring Trunk In


� Control trunk in item is in left pane under Policy Property
tab.
Control trunk in policy.
tion.
button.
FIGURE 67 ADD CONTROL TRUNK IN



TRUNK IN
Name Meaning

its maximum is 6

Trunk Group No.

Control by circuit It is used to control congestion according to


NUM idle circuit numbers
Time period
It is used to configure time period and control
and control
percentage during control by percent
percentage

END OF STEPS
Result Configuring trunk in is completed successfully.

Context This topic describes the procedure to register statistical task about
outgoing trunk which is hard to be accessed. Traffic control is
activated only when statistical task is registered.
Steps 1. In Performance Management window, Select Traffic man-
shown in Figure 68.


lect all domain option from domain drop-down list, Service
Quality, TRG Congestion Control option from Stat. type
drop-down list, Day option from Statistic Period, 5 Minutes
option from Output cycle drop-down list, and input words in
description field, then click the Next button.
shown in Figure 69.

put date in Start Date, End Date and Time Seg filed, then


shown in Figure 70.

the Define obj group button .
Add obj group dialog box opens as shown in Figure71.
Name field and Obj group descriptions field, select options
from Outgoing Trunk group drop-down list, which are multi-
choices when ticking muti-domain check box, click the Add
button to newly add a object group, which allows adding ten
groups consecutively, then click the OK button to go back into

Task registration wizard-Step 3 of 5 dialog box, as shown

in Figure 72.
FIGURE 72 STEP 3 OF GOING BACK INTO REGISTERING

TRAFFIC STATISTICS DIALOG BOX

lect options from available Object group group box, then
click button , selected object group appears in Select
Object Group group box. Click the Next button.
shown in Figure 73.

7. In the Task registration wizard-Step 4 of 5 dialog box,

input value in Attempt Number Threshold field and An-
swer-to-Attempt Ratio Threshold 1-4 filed, then click the
Next button.
shown in Figure 74.
8. In the Task registration wizard-Step 5 of 5 dialog box, ,

click the Finish button to end configuration.
END OF STEPS


Chapter 12
Control of Media
Gateway Resources
Table of Contents
Configuring Report Threshold of Gateway QoS ..................... 147
Registering Congestion Type ............................................ 150
Configuring Report
Threshold of Gateway
QoS
to control congestion when outgoing trunk is hard to be accessed.
Steps 1. In Configuration Management dialog box, SelectPolicy
Control > Gateway QoS Param gate Configuration(Y)
from menu bar.
Gateway QoS Param gate Configuration dialog box opens.
2. In the Gateway QoS Param gate Configuration dialog box,
click the Add(A) button .
Add Gateway QoS Param gate Configuration dialog box
opens as shown in Figure 75.

FIGURE 75 CONFIGURING THRESHOLD OF GATEWAY QOS
3. Configure parameters in the Add Gateway QoS Param gate

Configuration dialog box, and detailed parameter meanings
are shown in Table 57.

GATEWAY QOS THRESHOLDS
Name Meaning
It is used to monitor configured gateway

Node ID
node number
It includes gateway VOIP resources, gateway

conference resources, VTCA resources,
Resource Type TLN resources, MP CPU resources, PP CPU
resources, IPI network port flow and loss
rate of package in IPI network port
Gate 1 5 Threshold to monitor
Report Time
It is about report time interval
Interval

END OF STEPS
Result Configuring report threshold of gateway QoS is completed suc-

cessfully.


Chapter 12 Configuring Congestion Control of Media Gateway Resources

trol Media Gateway resources.
ton.
ure 76.


TABLE 58 PARAMETER EXPLANATION OF ADDING NEW POLICY
Name Meanings
After choosing it, the gateway switches

Voice Encoding
to different voice encoding method when
Mode
congestion happens
After choosing it, selected alternative route is

inserted in anywhere of the old route group,
Traffic Route
which is temporary and not necessary to be
Reselect
in the old group. Old route selection proceeds
if temporary alternative route selection fails

Alarm

configured
4. Select 1-YES option from Voice Encoding Mode from drop-

down list or 1-YES option from Traffic Route Reselect drop-
down list and 1-YES option from Alarm drop-down list, fill in
Policy Name field, then click the OK button to finish configu-
ration.
Tip:
END OF STEPS
Type


as 16-GATEWAY TONE CONGESTION or 17-GATWWAY CON-
FERENCE CONGESTION or 18-GATEWAY VTCA CONGESTION
or 19-GATEWAY TLN CONGESTION or 20-GATEWAY MP CPU
USING RATIO or 21-GATEWAY PP CPU USING RATIO or
22-GATEWAY IPI FLUX or 23-GATEWAY IPI LOSS.


CONGESTION TYPE
Name Meaning
16-GATEWAY TONE
CONGESTION
17-GATWWAY
CONFERENCE
CONGESTION
18-GATEWAY VTCA After choosing it registered control action

CONGESTION is triggered when gateway exceeds the re-
source threshold which is sent by SS to
19-GATEWAY TLN gateway
CONGESTION
20-GATEWAY MP CPU
USING RATIO
21-GATEWAY PP CPU
USING RATIO

Name Meaning
22-GATEWAY IPI
FLUX
23-GATEWAY IPI
LOSS
Number of
Congestion
3. Select 16-GATEWAY TONE CONGESTION or

17-GATWWAY CONFERENCE CONGESTION or 18-GATE-
WAY VTCA CONGESTION or 19-GATEWAY TLN
CONGESTION or 20-GATEWAY MP CPU USING RATIO or
21-GATEWAY PP CPU USING RATIO or 22-GATEWAY IPI
FLUX or 23-GATEWAY IPI LOSS option from Congestion
Type drop-down list box, and fill in Number of Congestion
configuration.
Tip:
index number.
END OF STEPS
Policy
Configuring Voice Encoding Mode
� Voice Encoding Mode item is in left pane under Policy Prop-
erty tab.

Context This topic describes the procedure to configure attribute date of

management policy. Following is the introduction of how to con-
figure attribute data of voice coding method.
tab, select configured type from list box, then click on Policy
2. Select Voice Encoding Mode on the left pane, then click the
Add button.
Add Node Control dialog box opens as shown in Figure 78.
FIGURE 78 ADDING NODE CONTROL
3. Configure parameters in the Add Node Control dialog box,


TABLE 60 PARAMETER EXPLANATION OF CONFIGURING NODE

CONGESTION CONTROL
Name Meaning
It is used to configure node number of

Node No. Media Gateway resources, which is
necessary

Traffic Control
which is necessary and its maximum is 6


Control by percent percentage configured during calling
period
It is used to control by absolute value in

Control by quantity
calling period
It is used to configure IP address of Media

IP Address
Gateway Resources
Called Number Fill in called destination code
Fill in incoming trunk group no of Media

Incoming Trunk
Gateway Resources
Calling User Note:

be configured.

Calling
Fill in outgoing trunk group number of

Outgoing Trunk
Media Gateway Resources
Fill in attribute template mark of

Property
H248/MGCPin Media Gateway
It is used to match for caller according to

Original IP model
Original node ID Caller source node
Time Period and It is used to configure time period and


END OF STEPS
Result Configuring voice encoding mode is completed successfully.


Property tab.
traffic route reselection.
tab, select configured type from list box, then click on Policy
Add button.

3. Configure parameters in the Add Route Policy dialog box, and

detailed parameter meanings are shown in Table 61.

TRAFFIC ROUTE SELECTION
Name Meaning

Call from Home

call from local SS
Office
Call from PSTN call from PSTN

Name Meaning
Calling User Note:

be configured.


Calling

Called Number
number

Original IP Model
address templates
After choosing it ,if temporary route

Continue selection fails, then the old route selection
proceeds

Control Percentage control percentage

END OF STEPS


Chapter 13
Configuring QoS of
Voice Control
Table of Contents
Configuring Report Threshold of QoS.................................. 159
Configuring Report
Threshold of QoS
Context This topic describes the procedure to configuration threshold to
control voice quality.
Steps 1. In Configuration Management dialog box, Select Policy
Control > Gateway QoS Param gate Configuration(Y)
from menu bar.
Gateway QoS Param gate Configuration dialog box opens.
2. In the Gateway QoS Param gate Configuration dialog box,
click the Add(A) button.
Add Gateway QoS Param gate Configuration dialog box
opens as shown in Figure 80.

FIGURE 80 CONFIGURING THRESHOLD OF GATEWAY QOS

PARAM
3. Configure parameters in the Add Gateway QoS Param gate

Configuration dialog box, and detailed parameter meanings
are shown in Table 62.

THRESHOLD OF GATEWAY QOS PARAMETERS
Name Meaning
It is used to monitor configured gateway

Node ID
node number
Resource types, such as RTP loss rate, RTP

Resource Type
jitter and RTP delay
Gate 1 5 Threshold to monitor
Report Time Interval It is about report time interval

END OF STEPS
Result Configuring report threshold of QoS is completed successfully.


Chapter 13 Configuring QoS of Voice Control

trol voice QoS.
2. In the Policy Configuration dialog box, Click the Add(A) but-
ton.
ure 81.


Name Meanings
After choosing it, the gateway switches

Voice Encoding
to different voice encoding method when
Mode
congestion happens
After choosing it, selected alternative route is

inserted in anywhere of the old route group,
Traffic Route
which is temporary and not necessary to be
Reselect
in the old group. Old route selection proceeds
if temporary alternative route selection fails

Alarm

configured
4. Select 1-YES option from Voice Encoding Mode drop-down

list or 1-YES option from Traffic Route Reselect drop-down
list and 1-YES from Alarm drop-down list , fill in Policy Name
Tip:
END OF STEPS
Type
as 24-QOS.


TABLE 64 PARAMETER EXPLANATION OF CONGIFURING

CONGESTION TYPE
Name Meaning
After choosing it control action is triggered

when SS judges voice quality of gateway
24-QoS is too weak and exceeds the threshold by
sending command to perform statistics of
voice quality in gateway and getting reports
Threshold 16 Threshold ranging in counterclockwise order
Number of
Congestion
3. Select 24-QOS from Congestion Type drop-down list, and fill

in Number of Congestion and Policy Index field, then click
the OK button to finish configuration.
Tip:
index number.
END OF STEPS

Policy
Configuring Voice Encoding Mode
� Voice Encoding Mode item is in left pane under Policy Prop-
erty tab.
Context This topic describes the procedure to configure attribute date of
management policy. Following is the introduction of how to con-
figure attribute data of voice coding method.
tab, select 24-QOS from list box, then click on Policy Prop-
erty tab to enter into the section.
2. Select Voice Encoding Mode item on the left pane, then click
the Add button.


TABLE 65 PARAMETER EXPLANATION OF CONFIGURING NODE

CONGESTION CONTROL
Name Meaning
It is used to configure node number of Media

Node No.
Gateway resources, which is necessary

Traffic Control
which is necessary and its maximum is 6


Control by percent
configured during calling period
It is used to control by absolute value in

Control by quantity
calling period

Name Meaning
It is used to configure IP address of Media

IP Address
Gateway Resources
Called Number Fill in called destination code.
Fill in incoming trunk group number of

Incoming Trunk
Media Gateway Resources
Calling User Note:

be configured.

Calling
Fill in outgoing trunk group no of Media

Outgoing Trunk
Gateway Resources
Fill in attribute template mark of

Property
H248/MGCPin Media Gateway
It is used to match for caller according to IP

Original IP model
address templates
Original node ID Caller source node


END OF STEPS
Result Configuring voice encoding mode is completed successfully.

Property tab.
traffic route reselection.


tab, select congestion type from list box, click on Policy Prop-
erty tab to enter into the section.
Add button.
3. Configure parameters in Add Route Policy dialog box, and


TABLE 66 PARAMETER EXPLANATION OF ADDING ROUTE

POLICY
Name Meaning

Call from Home

call from local SS
Office
Calling User Note:

be configured.


Calling

Called Number
number

Original IP Model
address templates
After choosing it ,if temporary route

Continue selection fails, then the old route selection
proceeds
time period and It is used to configure time period and


END OF STEPS

Chapter 14
Configuring CAPS Value

of Calling Control
Table of Contents
Configuring Control Percentage of Global Service Data.......... 176

gateway congestion, which is optional.
ton.
Add Policy Configuration dialog box opens, as shown in Fig-
ure 85.



POLICY
Name Meaning
After choosing it , traffic capacity through

specific trunk or IP are limited by percentage or
Traffic Control
trunk , caller type, caller destination code,
source node number , called number and time
interval

Alarm the alarm panel when congestion reaches the
threshold

Chapter 14 Configuring CAPS Value of Calling Control
4. Select 1-YES option from Traffic Control drop-down list and

1-YES from Alarm drop-down list, fill in Policy Name field,
then click the OK button to finish configuration.
END OF STEPS
Type
25-CAPS OF LOCAL SS.


Name Meaning
After choosing it, registered control action is

25-CAPS OF
triggered to control global traffic when CAPS
LOCAL SS
exceeds the threshold
Number of
Four levels could be configured at most
Congestion
Policy Index which is a optional configuration
3. Select 25-CAPS OF LOCAL SS from Congestion Type drop-

down list, and fill in Number of Congestion and Policy In-
dex field, then click the OK button to finish configuration.
Tip:
index number.
END OF STEPS

Context This topic describes the procedure to configure CAPS congestion
control which is activated after registering statistical task.
Steps 1. In Performance Management window, Select Traffic man-
shown in Figure 87.


lect all domain option from domain drop-down list, Inte-
grate, Macro traffic Stat. option from stat. type drop-down
list, Day option from Statistic Period, 5Minutes option from
Output cycle drop-down list, and input words in description
field, then tick Automatic output check box and CAPS Con-
trol check box, click the Next button.
shown in Figure 88.


put date in Start Date, End Date and Time Seg filed, then
shown in Figure 89.

5. In the Add obj group dialog box, select options from CALL
TYPE, Media type , Service type drop-down list, input words
in Obj Group Name field and Object group descriptions

field, then click the OK button to go back into Task registra-

tion wizard-Step 3 of 5 dialog box, as shown in Figure 91.
FIGURE 91 STEP 3 OF GOING BACK INTO REGISTERING

TRAFFIC STATISTICS DIALOG BOX

lect options from available Object Group group box, then
click button , selected object group appears in Select
Object Group group box. Click the Next button.
shown in Figure 92.


lect entities to be calculated, then click the Next button.
shown in Figure 93.

the Finish button to end steps.
END OF STEPS
Configuring Control
Percentage of Global
Service Data
Context This topic describes the procedure to configure percentages to con-
trol global traffic capacity.
Steps 1. In the Data Configure window, Select Global(G) > Sys-
tem(M) > Global Service Data(G) from menu bar.
Global Service Data dialog box opens.

2. In the Global Service Data dialog box, select Data > Global
Traffic Configuration from menu bar of the directory tree in
the left pane, click the Modify button.
Modify Global Traffic Control dialog box opens as shown in
Figure 94.
FIGURE 94 MODIFY GLOBAL TRAFFIC CONTROL PERCENTAGE
3. In the Modify Global Traffic Control dialog box, set four con-
gestion levels, such as 100, 50, 30, 20, then click the OK but-
ton to finish configuration.
Tip:
Level 1 4: value is generally configured according to actual
requirements.
END OF STEPS
Result Configuring control percentage of global service data is completed

successfully.


Chapter 15
Configuring IP Activated
Through MML
Table of Contents
Configuring Traffic Control Activation .................................. 185

traffic for calls in a specific IP address or gateway in IP area by
Man-machine language.
ton.
ure 95.



POLICY
Name Meanings
After choosing it, traffic could be

limited through specific trunk/IP address
according to percentage or calling interval
Traffic Control
, combined with incoming trunk , caller
type , caller destination code, source node
number, called number, and time period

Alarm

configured

Chapter 15 Configuring IP Activated Through MML
4. Select 1-YES option from Traffic Control drop-down list and

END OF STEPS
Type
26-MML CONTROL IP.



CONGESTION TYPE
Name Meaning
After choosing it, registered control action

26-MML CONTROL IP is triggered for calls in a specific IP address
or gateway in IP area
Number of
Only a level could be configured
Congestion
3. Select 26-MML CONTROL IP option from Congestion Type

drop-down list, and fill in Number of Congestion field and
Policy Index field.
Tip:
Click Policy Index field to open related interface, then select
index number.
END OF STEPS
Policy
tab.

tab, select 26-MML CONTROL IP from list box, then click on

Policy Property tab.
2. Select Traffic Control item on the left pane, then click the
Node Control button in right section.
Node Control dialog box opens.
3. In the Node control dialog box, click the Add(A) button.



TRAFFIC CONTROL
Name Meaning

its maximum is 6
Node No. Node of media gateway resources


Control by percent
It is used to control by occupied numbers

Control by quantity
IP Address IP address of media gateway resources
Called Number Called destination number

Calling User least on of callers’ call type should be
chosen
Incoming Trunk Incoming trunk no of gateway resources
Outgoing Trunk Outgoing trunk no of gateway resources

Calling
Original node ID It is used to configure caller node .

Original IP Model
address templates
Property template mark of H.248/MGCP

Property
used by media gateway

Time period and
control percentage
percent

END OF STEPS


Activation
Context This topic describes the configuration to activate traffic control for
IP by man-machine language.
tab, select 26-MML CONTROL IP from list box, then click on
Active Information tab to enter into the section, then click
the Activate button, select IP Traffic Control Activate from
menu bar.
IP Traffic Control Activate dialog box opens as shown in
Figure 98.
FIGURE 98 ACTIVATING TRUNK CONGESTION CONTROL
2. Configure parameters in the IP Traffic Control Activate dia-

log box, and detailed parameter meanings are shown in Table
72.


TRUNK TRAFFIC CONTROL ACTIVATION
Name Meaning
Select Activate option from Operation

Type drop-down list to activate congestion
control. In activation status, select
Operation Type
Deactivate option from Operation Type
control
IP Address
Rang of IP address
IP MASK
Disaster Recovery To be configured under disaster recovery

Flag condition
Tip:
Click the Node Control button to open Node Control dialog
box to set attributes.

END OF STEPS

Chapter 16
Configuring Trunk
Access Rate
Table of Contents
Registering Congestion Type ............................................ 189
Configuring Special Threshold ........................................... 190

trol trunk access rate.
ton.
ure 99.


Name Meanings
After choosing it, traffic of a certain

ASR Low Dredge destination code is switched to other
routes when ASR in a route is too low

Alarm

configured
4. Tick ASR Low Dredge check box and select 1-YES option from
Alarm drop-down list, fill in Policy Name field, then click the
OK button to finish configuration.
END OF STEPS

Chapter 16 Configuring Trunk Access Rate
Type
as 27-TRUNK CONNECT RATE.

box. Detailed parameter meanings are shown in Table 74.


CONGESTION TYPE
Name Meaning
After choosing it, trunk access rate is con-

27-TRUNK CONNECT trolled when the success rate of a specific
RATE destination code goes through a certain
trunk is too low
Number of
Three levels are configured at most
Congestion
3. Select 27-TRUNK CONNECT RATE option from Congestion

Type drop-down list, fill in Number of Congestion field and
Policy Index field.
Tip:
index number.
END OF STEPS
Configuring Special
Threshold
Context This topic describes the procedure to configure congestion thresh-
olds of trunk access rate.
Steps 1. In the Congestion Control and Policy Management dialog
tab, select 27-TRUNK CONNECT RATE from list box, click on
Threshold tab, then click the Special Threshold button.
opens.



CONTROL


SEPECIAL THRESHOLDS
Name Meaning

Congestion Type
Parameter Value It is used to configure trunk group
It is used to configure trunk group

Threshold 13 reservation numbers ranging in clockwise
order

END OF STEPS
Result Configuring special threshold is completed successfully.

Policy
Configuring ASR Low Dredge
� ASR Low Dredge item is in left pane under Policy Property
tab.
Context This topic describes the procedure to configure attribute date to
switch other route when ASR in a specific trunk is too low.
tab, select 27-TRUNK CONNECT RATE from list box, then
click on Policy Property tab to enter into the section.
2. Select ASR Low Dredge on the left pane, then click the Add
button.
Add ASR Low Dredge dialog box opens as shown in Figure
102.

FIGURE 102 ADDING ASR LOW DREDGE
3. Configure parameters in the Add ASR Low Dredge dialog box,

TABLE 76 PARAMETER EXPLANATION OF ADDING ASR LOW

DREDGE
Name Meaning
SDN Code Called destination code
Outgoing Trunk Outgoing trunk number

Congestion
needing to be activated
The percentage to switch traffic to other

Control percent
routes
After activating ASR congestion control,

Dredge trunk 13 system switches traffic to trunk group 13 by
turns by control percent.
Shield Dredge
After ticking it, dredge information is shielded
Alarm Information
Select Policy Route After ticking it, trunk group 1, 2, 3 are

In Sequence selected for traffic routes in sequence

END OF STEPS

Result Configuring ASR low dredge is completed successfully.

Context This topic describes the procedure to register statistical task to
activate congestion control of trunk access rate.
Steps 1. In Performance Management window, select Traffic man-
shown in Figure 103.
FIGURE 103 TASK REGISTRATION WIZARD-STEP 1 OF 5

lect all domain option from domain drop-down list, Inte-
grate, TRG and Destination Code option from stat. type
drop-down list, tick Automatic output check box, comple-
tion Control check box , select option from Output cycle
drop-down list, input words in description field, then click the
Next button.

Tip:
The display of statistical results is due to the combination of
Automatic output and Output cycle field.
3. In the Task registration wizard-Step 2 of 5 dialog box ,

input date in Start Date , End Date and Time Seg field, click
the Next button.


FIGURE 106 ADDING OBJECT GROUP
Name field and Obj group descriptions field, select options
from Outgoing Trunk group drop-down list, which are multi-
choices when ticking Multi-domain check box, input number
in Number field, click the Add button to newly add a object
group, which allows adding ten groups consecutively, then click
the OK button to go back into Task registration wizard-Step
3 of 5 dialog box.

Note:
Selected option from Outgoing trunk group drop-down list
box should be the same with value in Parameter Value field
of to activate congestion control.
6. In the Task registration wizard-Step 3 of 5 dialog box ,

select an item from available Object group group box, and
click button, then selected object group appears in Se-
lect object group group box, then click the Next button.

lect items from All available Entity list box, then click
button, selected items appears in Select Entity list box. Click
the Next button.

FIGURE 108 STRP 5 OF TRAFFIC STATISTICS

the Finish button to end steps.
END OF STEPS

Chapter 17
Configuring QoS
Activated Through
Destination Code
Table of Contents

to control destination code by man-machine language.
ton.
ure 109.



POLICY
Name Meanings

Control conditions of incoming trunk , caller type ,
IP address and time

direct route blocks

Special tone notice
incoming trunk group number

Chapter 17 Configuring QoS Activated Through Destination Code
Name Meanings

Alarm

configured

Tip:
END OF STEPS
Type
28-QOS CAUSED BY TERMINAL CODE.



CONGESTION TYPE
Name Meaning
After choosing it, it is configured to

28-QOS CAUSED BY enable destination code congestion by
TERMINAL CODE man-machine language, and adopt related
policy
Number of Congestion Only one level could be configured
It is optionally configured, and detailed

Policy Index
3. Select 28-QOS CAUSED BY TERMINAL CODE option from

Congestion Type drop-down list, and fill in Number of Con-
gestion and Policy Index field, then click the OK button to
Tip:
Click Policy Index to open related interface, and select index
number.
END OF STEPS

Policy
Property tab.
Context This topic describes the procedure to configure attribute data in
policy to control called number.
tab, select 28-QOS CAUSED BY TERMINAL CODE from list
Add button.
Add Called Number Control dialog box opens as shown in
Figure 111.

FIGURE 111 CONFIGURING CALLED NUMBER CONTROL

79.

CALLED NUMBER CONTROL
Name Meaning

its maximum is 6
It is used to configure called destination code,

Called Number

It is used to control by percentage during

Control by percent
calling period

Name Meaning
Control by It is used to control by called numbers

quantity configured in defined time period
Call from Local

call from local SS
Office
Call from OTHER

call from Other SS
SS
Calling User Type Note:

one of caller calling type should be configured.

Incoming Trunk
no through which call from PSTN is. If it is not
Flag(Group)
Calling It is used to configure caller number or suited

Destination numbers range

Original IP model
address template
After choosing it, only international incoming

International
controlled .If the following four kinds are not
Incoming Calls
selected, all calls with matching destination
code are controlled

International
Outgoing Calls
controlled

International
Exchanging Calls
controlled
After choosing it, calls exclude international

Other Calls incoming /outgoing /exchanging calls with
Time period
It is used to control congestion by percentage
and controlling
and time period
percentages

END OF STEPS


� Circuit route limit item is in left pane under Policy Property
tab.
tab, select 28-QOS CAUSED BY TERMINAL CODE from list
button.
Add Circuit route limit dialog box opens as shown in Figure
112.

FIGURE 112 CONFIGURING CIRCUIT ROUTE LIMIT
3. Configure parameters in the Add Circuity route limit dialog


CIRCUIT ROUTE LIMIT
Name Meaning

its maximum is 6

Called Number
code, which is necessary during configuration

Call from Local

call from local SS
Office

Name Meaning
It is used to select caller category. Note one

Caller User type
of caller calling types should be configured

Incoming Trunk
no through which call from PSTN is .If it is
Flag(Group )
not configured, all trunk group are controlled

Calling Destination
numbers segment
Switch to alternative route 1,2,3,4 by turns

Circuit route 14
if call fails
Time period
and controlling
percentage

END OF STEPS

Chapter 18
Configuring CPU’s
Selective Congestion
Control
Table of Contents
Configuring Special Thresholds .......................................... 212

Context This topic describes the procedure to configure new policy to se-
lective control CPU’s congestion of the local SS.
ton.
ure 113.



POLICY
Name Meaning

Alarm in the alarm panel when congestion
reaches thresholds
4. Select 1-YES option from Alarm drop-down list box, fill in Pol-
icy Name field, then click the OK button to finish configura-
tion.
END OF STEPS

Chapter 18 Configuring CPU’s Selective Congestion Control
Type
Context This topic describes the procedure to configure congestion type as
32-CPU SELECT CONGESTION OF LOCAL SS.
2. Configure Parameters in the Add Congestion Control And


CONGESTION TYPE
Name Meaning
After choosing it, perform statistics of CPU’s

occupancy rate and report it every fixed
CPU Select time. When CPU’s occupancy rate of local SS
Congestion Of exceeds the threshold, congestion control in
Local SS related level is triggered to reduce it. The
control lies special in that it has no effect on
priority callers or emergency calls

Name Meaning
Number of
Four levels are configured at most
Congestion
Detailed meanings of (Optional Configuration)

Policy Index
are referenced in Table 81
3. Select 32-CPU SELECT CONGESTION OF LOCAL SS option

from Congestion Type drop-down list, fill in Number of Con-
gestion field and Policy Index field.
Tip:
index number.
END OF STEPS
Configuring Special
Thresholds
Context This topic describes the procedure to configure thresholds to con-
trol CPU’s congestion selectively.
Steps 1. In the Congestion Control and Policy Management dia-
ment tab, select 32-CPU SELECT CONGESTION OF LOCAL
SS from list box, click on Threshold tab, then click the Spe-
cial Threshold button.
opens.

Chapter 18 Configuring CPU’s Selective Congestion Control
FIGURE 115 CONFIGURATION OF THRESHOLDS ABOUT

CONGESTION CONTROL


SPECIAL THRESHOLDS
Name Meaning
Congestion Type It is not necessary to be configured, and its

detailed meaning is shown in Table 82
Parameter Value Fill in SPC Nnumber . When there are multi

SPC board, they should all be configured
Threshold 14 Configure CPU’s thresholds ranging in

counterclockwise order
CPU Selection Traffic After ticking it, the function of traffic

Control control is activated
Threshold Output It is the output cycle of statistics about

CPU’s occupancy rate . When CPU’s
occupancy rate reaches different thresholds
, related control is activated

END OF STEPS


Figures
Figure 1 OPERATIONAL NETWOEK ENVIRONMENT OF

ZXSS10 SS1B .................................................... 8
Figure 2 INTERFACE OF LOGGING IN NETNUMEN N31 CLIENT .. 9
Figure 3 ENTERING INTO CONFIGURE MANAGEMENT
INTERFACE THROUGH NETWORK MANAGEMENT ....10
Figure 4 CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT INTERFACE OF
ZXSS10 SS1B ...................................................11
Figure 5 PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT INTERFACE OF
ZXSS10 SS1B ...................................................12
Figure 6 CONFIGURING NEW POLICY ...................................16
Figure 7 CONFIGURING CONGESTION TYPE ..........................17
Figure 8 CONFIGURING TARFFIC CONTROL ...........................19
Figure 9 CONFIGURING NEW POLICY ...................................22
Figure 10 CONFIGURING CONGESTION TYPE.........................23
Figure 11 CONFIGURING THRESHOLDS OF CONGESTION
CONTROL .........................................................25
Figure 12 MODIFY GLOBAL TRAFFIC CONTROL ......................27
Figure 13 CONTROL POLICY OF TRUNK GROUP PRIORITY........28
Figure 14 CONFIGURING NEW POLICY..................................30
CONTROL .........................................................34
Figure 17 CONFIGURING TRAFFIC CONTROL .........................36
Figure 18 CONFIGURATION OF ADDING DRT LIMIT ................39
Figure 19 CONFIGURATION OF ADDING ALTERNATIVE ROUTE
LIMIT...............................................................41
Figure 20 CONFIGURATION OF CIRCUIT SUSPENSION ............44
Figure 21 CONFIGURATION OF ROUTE SKIP ..........................46
Figure 22 CONFIGURATION OF INCOMING TRUNK..................48
Figure 25 CONFIGURING CALLED NUMBER TRAFFIC
CONTROL .........................................................56
Figure 26 ADDING CIRCUIT ROUTE LIMIT .............................58

Figure 27 CONFIGURATION OF SPECIAL TONE NOTICE ...........60

Figure 28 STEP 1 OF TRAFFIC STATISTICS ............................62
Figure 31 ADDING OBJECT GROUPS.....................................63
Figure 36 ACTIVATING CONGESTION CONTROL OF CPU
TRAFFIC ...........................................................71
Figure 37 CONFIGURATION OF ADDING NEW POLICY .............74
Figure 39 CONFIGURATION OF INCOMING TRUNK .................78
Figure 40 CONFIGURATION OF TRAFFIC CONTROL .................80
Figure 41 ADDING NEW ROUTE POLICY ................................82
Figure 42 CONFIGURATION OF DRT LIMIT ............................84
Figure 43 CONFIGURATION OF ART LIMIT POLICY ..................86
Figure 44 CONFIGURATION OF CIRCUIT SUSPENSION ............89
Figure 45 CONFIGURATION OF ROUTE SKIP ..........................91
Figure 46 ACTIVATING TRUNK CONGESTION CONTROL ..........93
Figure 49 CONFIGURING CALLED NUMBER TRAFFIC
CONTROL ....................................................... 100
Figure 50 CONFIGURING ALTERNATIVE PERMISSION............ 102
Figure 51 CONFIGURATION OF SPECIAL TONE NOTICE ......... 104
Figure 52 ACTIVATING TRUNK TRAFFIC CONGESTION
CONTROL ....................................................... 106
Figure 53 CONFIGURATION OF ADDING NEW POLICY .......... 110
Figure 54 CONFIGURING CONGESTION TYPE....................... 112
Figure 55 Add Office ID Policy ........................................... 114
Figure 56 ADDING ROUTE POLICY ..................................... 116
Figure 57 CONFIGURATION OF NEW POLICY ....................... 120
CONTROL ....................................................... 123
Figure 60 ADDING TRAFFIC CONTROL ................................ 125
Figure 61 CONFIGURING NEW POLICY................................ 128

Figures
Figure 63 ADDING TRAFFIC CONTROL ................................ 132

Figure 64 CONFGURATION OF DRT LIMIT ............................ 134
Figure 65 CONFIGURATION OF ART LIMIT ........................... 136
Figure 66 CONFIGURATION OF CIRCUIT SUSPENSION .......... 138
Figure 67 Add Control trunk in .......................................... 140
Figure 68 STEP 1 OF TRAFFIC STATISTICS .......................... 142
Figure 71 ADDING OBJECT GROUPS................................... 143
Figure 72 STEP 3 OF GOING BACK INTO REGISTERING
TRAFFIC STATISTICS DIALOG BOX..................... 144
Figure 75 CONFIGURING THRESHOLD OF GATEWAY QOS ...... 148
Figure 78 ADDING NODE CONTROL.................................... 153
Figure 80 CONFIGURING THRESHOLD OF GATEWAY QOS
PARAM ........................................................... 160
Figure 81 CONFIGURING NEW POLICY ............................... 161
Figure 90 ADDING OBJECT GROUPS................................... 174
Figure 91 STEP 3 OF GOING BACK INTO REGISTERING
TRAFFIC STATISTICS DIALOG BOX..................... 175
Figure 94 MODIFY GLOBAL TRAFFIC CONTROL PERCENTAGE .. 177
Figure 98 ACTIVATING TRUNK CONGESTION CONTROL ........ 185

Figure 100 CONFIGURING CONGESTION TYPE ..................... 189

CONTROL ....................................................... 191
Figure 102 ADDING ASR LOW DREDGE............................... 193
Figure 103 TASK REGISTRATION WIZARD-STEP 1 OF 5 ........ 194
Figure 106 ADDING OBJECT GROUP ................................... 196
Figure 107 STEP 4 OF TRAFFIC STATISTICS ........................ 197
Figure 108 STRP 5 OF TRAFFIC STATISTICS ........................ 198
Figure 109 CONFIGURING NEW POLICY ............................. 200
Figure 111 CONFIGURING CALLED NUMBER CONTROL.......... 204
Figure 112 CONFIGURING CIRCUIT ROUTE LIMIT ................ 207
Figure 113 CONFIGURING NEW POLICY .............................. 210
Figure 115 CONFIGURATION OF THRESHOLDS ABOUT
CONGESTION CONTROL .................................. 213

Tables
Table 1 Chapter Summary .................................................... i

Table 2 FUNCTION EXPLANATION OF RELATED NETWORK
ELEMENT/EQUIPMENT IN ZXSS10 SS1B................. 8
Table 3 PARAMETER EXPLANATION OF NEW POLICY ...............16
Table 4 Parameter Explanation Of Congestion Type.................18
Table 5 PARAMETERS EXPLANATION OF CONFIGURING
TRAFFIC CONTROL.............................................19
Table 6 PARAMETER EXPLANATION OF NEW POLCIY ...............22
Table 7 PARAMETER EXPLANATION OF CONGESTION TYPE ......24
Table 8 PARAMETE EXPLANATION OF CONFIGURING SPECIAL
THRESHOLDS ...................................................26
Table 9 PARAMETER EXPLANATION OF CONFIGURING NEW
POLICY.............................................................30
Table 10 PARAMETER EXPLANATION OF CONFIGURING
CONGESTION TYPES .........................................33
SEPECIAL THRESHOLDS .....................................34
TRAFFIC CONTROL.............................................37
Table 13 PARAMETERS EXPLAMATION OF CONFIGURING DRT
LIMIT...............................................................39
CALLED DESTINATION CODE...............................42
CIRCUIT SUSPENSION .......................................44
CIRCUIT SUSPENSION .......................................46
CIRCUIT SUSPENSION ......................................49
POLICY.............................................................52
CONGESTION TYPE ............................................54


CALLED DESTION CODE .....................................56
ALTERNATIVE ROUTE .........................................59
SPECIAL TONE NOTICE.......................................61
POLICY.............................................................68
CONGESTION TYPE ............................................70
Table 25 PARAMETER EXPLANATION OF CONFIGURING CPU’S
CONGESTION CONTROL ACTIVATION ...................71
POLICY.............................................................74
CONGESTION TYPE ............................................77
INCOMING TRUNK CONGESTION CONTROL ...........79
TRAFFIC CONTROL.............................................80
ROUTE POLICY ..................................................83
Table 31 PARAMETERS EXPLAMATION OF CONFIGURING DRT
LIMIT ..............................................................84
Table 32 PARAMETER EXPLANATION OF CONFIGURING ART
LIMIT POLICY....................................................87
TRUNK TRAFFIC CONTROL ACTIVATION................93
POLICY.............................................................96
CONGESTION TYPE ............................................98
Table 38 PARAMTER EXPLANATION OF CONFIGURING
CALLED DESTINATION CODE............................. 100
ALTERNATIVE ROUTE ....................................... 103

Tables

SPECIAL TONE NOTICE..................................... 105
Table 41 PARAMETER EXPLANATION OF ACTIVATING TRUNK
TRAFFIC CONGESTION CONTROL....................... 107
POLICY........................................................... 110
Table 43 PARAMETER EXPLANATION OF CONGESTION TYPE .. 112
OFFICE DIRECTION CONTROL .......................... 114
Table 45 PARAMETER EXPLANATION OF ADDING ROUTE
POLICY........................................................... 116
POLICY........................................................... 120
CONGESTION TYPE .......................................... 122
SEPECIAL THRESHOLDS ................................... 123
TRAFFIC CONTROL........................................... 126
POLICY........................................................... 128
CONGESTION TYPES ....................................... 130
TRAFFIC CONTROL........................................... 132
Table 53 Parameters Explamation Of Configuring DRT Limit ... 134
Table 54 PARAMETER EXPLANATION OF CONFIGURING ART
LIMIT............................................................. 137
TRUNK USED .................................................. 139
TRUNK IN ....................................................... 141
GATEWAY QOS THRESHOLDS ............................ 148
Table 58 PARAMETER EXPLANATION OF ADDING NEW
POLICY........................................................... 150
CONGESTION TYPE .......................................... 151
Table 60 PARAMETER EXPLANATION OF CONFIGURING NODE
CONGESTION CONTROL ................................... 154


TRAFFIC ROUTE SELECTION.............................. 156
THRESHOLD OF GATEWAY QOS PARAMETERS...... 160
Table 63 PARAMETER EXPLANATION OF NEW POLICY............ 162
Table 64 PARAMETER EXPLANATION OF CONGIFURING
CONGESTION TYPE .......................................... 163
Table 65 PARAMETER EXPLANATION OF CONFIGURING NODE
CONGESTION CONTROL ................................... 165
Table 66 PARAMETER EXPLANATION OF ADDING ROUTE
POLICY........................................................... 168
POLICY........................................................... 170
Table 68 PARAMETER EXPLANATION OF CONGESTION TYPE .. 172
POLICY........................................................... 180
CONGESTION TYPE .......................................... 182
TRAFFIC CONTROL........................................... 184
TRUNK TRAFFIC CONTROL ACTIVATION.............. 186
Table 73 PARAMETER EXPLANATION OF NEW POLICY............ 188
CONGESTION TYPE .......................................... 190
SEPECIAL THRESHOLDS ................................... 191
Table 76 PARAMETER EXPLANATION OF ADDING ASR LOW
DREDGE ......................................................... 193
POLICY........................................................... 200
CONGESTION TYPE .......................................... 202
CALLED NUMBER CONTROL............................... 204
CIRCUIT ROUTE LIMIT...................................... 207
POLICY........................................................... 210

Tables

CONGESTION TYPE .......................................... 211
SPECIAL THRESHOLDS .................................... 213


List of Glossary
AG
- Access Gateway
-
CAPS
- Call Attempt Per Second
-
CPU
- Central Process Unit
-
H.248
- ITU-T Rec. H.248 Gateway Control Protocol
- ITU-T H.248
IP
- Internet Protocol
- Ineternet
MGCP
- Media Gateway Control Protocol
-
PSTN
- Public Switch Telephone Network
-
REL
- Release
-
RTP
- Real-time Transport Protocol
-
SDP
- Session Description Protocol
-

SG
- Signal Gateway
-
SS
- SoftSwitch
-
TG
- Trunk Gateway
-
VOIP
- Voice Over IP
- IP

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Chapter 1, Summary Introduces some basic concepts,

Chapter 2, Configuring Gateway Introduces the configuration of

Chapter 3, Configuring CPU Introduces the configuration to

Chapter 4, Configuring Introduces the procedure to control

Chapter 5, Configuring Introduces the configuration to

Chapter 6, Configuring CPU’s Introduces the configuration to

Chapter 7, Configuring Introduces the configuration to

Chapter 8, Configuring Introduces the configuration to

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Chapter 9, Configuring Introduces the configuration of

Chapter 10, Configuring Introduces the configuration of

Chapter 11, Configuring Introduces the configuration to

Chapter 12, Configuring Introduces the configuration to

Chapter 13, Configuring QoS of Introduces the procedure to

Chapter 14, Configuring CAPS Introduces the procedure to

Chapter 15, Configuring IP Introduces the configuration to

Chapter 16, Configuring Trunk Introduces the configuration to

Chapter 17, Configuring QoS Introduces how to perform statistics

Chapter 18, Configuring CPU’s Introduces the procedure to perform

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Traffic Control Overview

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Categories and Function of

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� OUTGOING TRUNK UNREACHABLE: to perform traffic sta-

Categories and Function of

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� Traffic Route Reselect: temporary alternative route is in-

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� Auto route switch: traffic through the gateway switch to

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FIGURE 1 OPERATIONAL NETWOEK ENVIRONMENT OF ZXSS10

Explanation of function and meanings of network element/equip-

TABLE 2 FUNCTION EXPLANATION OF RELATED NETWORK

Name Function and meaning

ZXSS10 SoftSwitch server is the control core

ZXMSG 9000 could achieve functions such

It is responsible for operating centrally about

It is responsible for local operation of

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Logging In And Interface

FIGURE 2 INTERFACE OF LOGGING IN NETNUMEN N31 CLIENT

2. Input as follows for the first logging in:

Result Logging in Network Management System is completed success-

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Entering into the Configure

FIGURE 3 ENTERING INTO CONFIGURE MANAGEMENT

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FIGURE 4 CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT INTERFACE OF

Result Entering into the Configure Management interface is completed

Entering into the Performance

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FIGURE 5 PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT INTERFACE OF ZXSS10