Cisco Cisco Packet Data Interworking Function (PDIF)
MME Service Configuration Mode Commands
▀ msc
▄ Command Line Interface Reference, StarOS Release 18
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Usage
Use this command to configure a peer MSC server used during SRVCC handovers. For details on the
configuration of the MSC and the MME’s usage of SRVCC, refer to the Single Radio Voice Call Continuity
feature chapter in the MME Administration Guide.
Also, this command can set an MSC server offline for maintenance.
configuration of the MSC and the MME’s usage of SRVCC, refer to the Single Radio Voice Call Continuity
feature chapter in the MME Administration Guide.
Also, this command can set an MSC server offline for maintenance.
Example
For Release 16.0 and higher, the following command defines an MSC server
msc1
that will be selected by
DNS. Any MSCs configured for DNS-based selection must be defined without an IP address:
msc msc1
The following command defines a default MSC server with an IPv4 address of
10.2.3.20
. The MME will
select the default when no other MSC selection logic (DNS selection or MSC pool areas) are configured, or
when these fail to return an MSC address.
when these fail to return an MSC address.
msc default ip-address 10.2.3.20
For Release 15.0 and higher:
The following command defines an MSC server
The following command defines an MSC server
mscwest
with an IPv4 address of
10.2.3.4
:
msc mscwest ip-address 10.2.3.4
The following command marks the above MSC server offline:
msc mscwest ip-address 10.2.3.20 offline
The following command defines a default MSC server with an IPv4 address of
10.2.3.20
. The MME will
select the default when MSC pool areas are not configured, or when an MSC address fails to be returned.
msc default ip-address 10.2.3.20
For Release 14.0 and earlier:
The following command specifies an IPv4 address for the peer MSC server as
The following command specifies an IPv4 address for the peer MSC server as
10.2.3.4
:
msc 10.2.3.4