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Overview:
Configure two Physical IMGs in the same Logical IMG group to be a redundant pair for SS7 signaling. All subsequent IMG's added to this Logical IMG Group are automatically considered Remote SS7 Nodes whose CIC's are controlled by the Primary and Secondary nodes.
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The first step to creating SS7 Signaling etc is to configure a signaling entry. The signaling entry will enable you to configure different types of signaling protocols such as SS7, SIP, ISDN, and H.323. To create the Signaling entry, right-click on the Physical IMG object (IMG Name) and select New Signaling. A Signaling object will get created. Commit the current object.
Create an SS7 Signaling Entry. Right Click on Signaling Entry created and select New SS7. An SS7 Signaling Pane will appear. See screen capture below.
In the Redundancy Configuration field select Primary from drop down menu
In the Peer Logical Node ID field select the ID of the IMG which will be the Secondary SS7 server node. All the IMG's ID's configured will be in a drop down menu. See screen capture below.
Under the SS7 Primary object is where the SS7 signaling stack objects will be created. Right-click SS7 Primary object and select New SS7 Stack. See IMG 1010 - SS7 Stack for more information on how to configure the SS7 Stack Pane. Commit this object
Create an SS7 Link Set by right clicking on SS7 Stack Object and selecting New SS7 Link Set. See IMG 1010 - SS7 Link Set for more information on how to configure the SS7 Link Set Pane. Commit this object
Create an SS7 Link by right clicking on SS7 Link Set object and selecting New SS7 Link. Select from drop down list in the IMG field which IMG the link will be associated with. See screen capture below. See IMG 1010 - SS7 Link for more information on how to configure this object. You can configure up to 64 links per Logical Node Group.
Create an SS7 Route by right clicking on SS7 Link Set and selecting New SS7 Route. You can configure up to 512 routes per IMG. See IMG 1010 - SS7 Route for more information on how to configure the SS7 Route Pane. Commit this object.
SS7 Redundancy with Stacks, Links, Link Sets, and Routes have been accomplished. The Primary and Secondary servers are configured. If the Primary server were to go down then the Secondary would take over and continue processing calls etc.