Cisco Cisco ASR 5000
SGSN Service Configuration Procedures
▀ Configuring an SCCP Network
▄ SGSN Administration Guide, StarOS Release 18
Configuring an SCCP Network
SCCP (Signaling Connection Control Part) networks are a concept specific to this platform. The SCCP network
provides services to protocol layers higher in the SS7 protocol stack, e.g., RANAP and TCAP. This layer is also
responsible for GTT. Every SS7 routing domain will be associated with an SCCP network. Use the following example
configuration to specify a global SCCP configuration specific to SGSN services.
provides services to protocol layers higher in the SS7 protocol stack, e.g., RANAP and TCAP. This layer is also
responsible for GTT. Every SS7 routing domain will be associated with an SCCP network. Use the following example
configuration to specify a global SCCP configuration specific to SGSN services.
Important:
A total of 12 SCCP networks can be configured.
To configure an SCCP network:
Step 1
In global configuration mode, specify an identification number for this SCCP network configuration and the signaling
variant.
variant.
Step 2
Specify the self point code of the SGSN.
Step 3
Specify the SS7 routing domain with which to associate this SCCP network configuration.
Step 4
If using GTT (Global Title Translation), specify the name of a GTT address map to use.
Step 5
Configure a destination point code and give it a name.
Step 6
Configure the destination point code version.
Step 7
Configure the destination point code subsystem number.
Example Configuration
configure
sccp-network <id_number> variant <v_type>
self-pointcode <sp_code>
associate ss7-routing-domain <rd_id>
global-title-translation address-map <map_name>
destination dpc <dp_code> name <name>
destination dpc <dp_code> version <ver_type>
destination dpc <dp_code> ssn <ss_number>
end