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A maximum for (4) M3UA application servers can be connected to the IMG 1010 configured as a Signaling Gateway.
Any application servers connected to the IMG 1010 Signaling Gateway in the configuration above must support SCCP traffic.
The IMG 1010 configured as an Application Server as depicted in the diagram above is not supported. In the scenario above, the IMG 1010 does not support ISUP traffic. IMG 1010 SG only supports SCCP traffic between MTP and M3UA networks, SCCP traffic between AS’s are not allowed
The Nodal Interworking Function will permit SCCP user part with Subsystem routing to and from the Application Server.
The M3UA Application Server is license supports up to four stacks. One M3UA license will support creating one, two, three, or four stacks configured for M3UA signaling.
The IMG 1010 node configured as a SG will share a common point code with a set of M3UA-based application servers.
IMG 1010 configured as a Signaling Server can support up to 64 St-links on a standalone system and 128 St-links on a Redundant System.
Sharing M3UA-SGP's by one SS7 signaling stack is supported. (SGP Multiplexing)
The IMG 1010 configured as a SG does not support optional routing key management messages. Receipt of these messages shall return appropriate network error response indicating routing key procedures are not supported.
The IMG 1010 can be configured in a standalone or redundant configuration.
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Related Topics:
IMG 1010 - Configure IMG as AS Server
IMG 1010 - M3UA Remote Application Server (AS)
IMG 1010 - M3UA Remote Application Server (AS) Bind
IMG 1010 - M3UA Sigtran LinksIMG 1010 - M3UA Sigtran Link
IMG 1010 - M3UA Subsystem Number AS Route
IMG 1010 - M3UA SCCP AS Designates
IMG 1010 - Configure IMG as SG Server
IMG 1010 - M3UA Remote Signaling Gateway (SG)