Sjzl20092721 ZXSS10 SS1b(V2.0.1.06.1)_Date Configuration Manual Monitor Coupling_EN

ZXSS10 SS1bSoftSwitch Control EquipmentDate Configuration Manual

Monitor Coupling

Version V2.0.1.06.1

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Revision History

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R1.0 2009-9-20 First Edition

Serial Number: sjzl20092721

Contents

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

Overview...........................................................1Function Introduction ...................................................... 1

NGN Monitoring Networking ............................................. 1

Monitoring Interface Instruction........................................ 2

Monitoring Data Configuration ..........................5Overview....................................................................... 6

Data Configuring Plan ..................................................... 6

Configuring Monitoring Global Property.............................. 7

Configuring Monitoring Capacity ...................................... 9

Configuring Monitoring Center (LIC) .................................11

Configuring X2 Interface Communication Port ...................13

Configuring TM Property of Board ....................................14

Configuring Monitsoring Gateway (LIG) ............................16

Check after Monitoring Configuration..............27Checking Connection between SS and LIG ........................27

Testing Monitoring Function.............................................28

Figures ............................................................31

Tables .............................................................33

List of Glossary................................................35

About This Manual

Purpose This manual provides procedures and guidelines that support theoperation of the ZXSS10 SS1b SoftSwitch Control Equipment.

IntendedAudience

This document is intended for engineers and technicians who per-form operational activities on the ZXSS10 SS1b SoftSwitch ControlEquipment.

Prerequisite Skilland Knowledge

To use this document effectively, users should have a general un-derstanding of NGN technology. Familiarity with the following ishelpful:

� The ZXSS10 SS1b system and its various components

� User interfaces on the SoftSwitch (SS)

� Local operating procedures of Softswitch (SS)

What Is in ThisManual

This manual contains the following chapters:

TABLE 1 CHAPTER SUMMARY

Chapter Summary

Chapter 1, Overview This chapter describes overview of monitoringcoupling.

Chapter 2, MonitoringData Configuration

This chapter describes monitoring dataconfiguration.

Chapter 3, Checkafter MonitoringConfiguration

This chapter describes check process aftermonitoring configuration.

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C h a p t e r 1

Overview

Table of ContentsFunction Introduction.......................................................... 1NGN Monitoring Networking ................................................. 1Monitoring Interface Instruction ........................................... 2

Function Introduction

NGN Monitoring NetworkingIntroduction Figure 1displays a typical NGN monitoring networking.

FIGURE 1 TYPICAL NGN MONITORING NETWORKING

In the whole system, SS is in charge of call control. SS receivesthe monitoring command from LIG and takes charge of call conti-nuity, active incident report and alarm of monitored object. WhenSS distinguish the monitored object, connect its call to LIG whichimplements the call continuity and data collection/submit.

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Monitoring InterfaceInstruction

MonitoringConfiguration

System data configuration has impact on global data. It’s not rec-ommended to modify the data after completing system data con-figuration.

Figure 2 shows the overall process of ZXSS1B data configurationwhich is able to be adjusted according to actual situation by oper-ator, but operator must follow the sequence of “basic data-inter-connection data-service data-application data”.

FIGURE 2 CONFIURATION PROCESS

Caution:

Add DAS (digital analysis selector) for gateway cluster selectionbefore interconnection data configuration.

For NGN monitoring, primary interfaces of each NE are shown inFigure 3.

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Chapter 1 Overview

FIGURE 3 NGN MONITORING INTERFACE

1. HI1, HI2, HI3 interfaces are the ETSI standard interface (TDMconnection between LIG and LIC); X1, X2, X3 are the all-IPmonitoring interfaces (IP connection between LIG and LIC).L1, L2, L3 are interior interfaces. Interface functions are listedin Table 2.

TABLE 2 INTERFACE FUCNTIONS

Interface Function

HI1/X1/L1 Command interface, activation, deactivation,modification of monitoring object; notification andsend other information.

HI2/X2/L2 Report interface for transmittingm IRI(Intercept-related Information)

HI3/X3/L3 Traffic interface, HI3/X3/L3 have different protocolstack for varied service, describe voice and sendCC (Content of the Communication) to monitoringcenter.

2. X1 interface between SS and LIG needs to connect throughmonitoring interface machine.



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C h a p t e r 2

Monitoring DataConfiguration

Introduction This section introduces to configure monitoring data.

Overall process of ZXSS1b data configuration is shown in Figure 4.Adjustment is allowed according to actual situation. LIC belongsto service data configuration while LIG belongs to interconnectiondata configuration.

FIGURE 4 CONFIGURATION PROCESS

Table of ContentsOverview........................................................................... 6Data Configuring Plan ......................................................... 6Configuring Monitoring Global Property.................................. 7Configuring Monitoring Capacity .......................................... 9Configuring Monitoring Center (LIC).....................................11Configuring X2 Interface Communication Port .......................13Configuring TM Property of Board ........................................14Configuring Monitsoring Gateway (LIG) ................................16



OverviewIntroduction This chapter describes emergency solutions for ZXSS10 SS1b

crash, including 2 kinds of data backup and recovery methods, and2 kinds of data backup and recovery implementation methods.

With the development of international politics, more and more se-curity departments begin to attach much importance to legal mon-itoring which becomes a valid measure to protect national securityand obtain national safe information.

Service control and bearer path are separated in SS distributednetwork system. To realize monitoring function, it’s able to addLIG gateway (Lawful Interception Gateway). During a call, SScontroller control LIG to collect the communication content andalarm information of the monitored object, and LIG is responsibleto report above-mentioned information to LIC (Lawful InterceptionCenter). LIG location is shown in Figure 5.

FIGURE 5 LIG LOCATION

Data Configuring PlanBefore global configuration, refer to data planning sheet as shownin Table 3.


Chapter 2 Monitoring Data Configuration

TABLE 3 DATA PLANNING SHEET

Configuration Item Planned Value Remark

All-IP: 0-IPmonitoring

Monitoring cenerproperty

IP monitoring

ESTI: 1-PSTNmonitoring

LIG IP address ofX2 interface

10.40.122.42 LIG backgroundaddress. 129server address

Processing boardfor X2 interface

3 SPC board withTM process

X2 TCPcommunicationport

9000 SS local port of X2communicationinterconnectedwith LIG

LIC

X2 interfaceserver port

9002 Communicationport of peer LIG,need to negotiatewith LIG

LIG zone number 10 None

LIG clusterprocessing board

No.3 processingboard is firstchoice, then No.4

None

LIG node number 10 None

LIG IP address 10.40.122.59 LIG side provideSIG-IPI boardaddress

Protocol type SIP protocol Basic protocol

Protocol port 5060 on SS-sideand LIG side

Both partiesnegotiation

LIG

DAS 1 Already configureon SS-side

Configuring MonitoringGlobal Property

Prerequisites Before configuring global variables and enable monitoring func-tion, meet the following requirements.

� NetNumenN31 connects with SUN database

� Operator logs in Configure Management interface.

Context This topic describes the procedure to configure global variablesand enable monitoring function.



Steps 1. In Configure Management window, select Global(G) > Sys-tem(M) > Global Service Data.

Global Service Data window appears as shown in followingFigure 6.

FIGURE 6 GLOBAL SERVICE DATA

2. Select Service in left panel, and then select 30633-MonitorFuction as shown in Figure 7.

FIGURE 7 MONITOR FUNCTION

3. Click Modify(M) button.



Modify Service Data window appears as shown in followingFigure 8.

FIGURE 8 MODIFY SERVICE DATA

4. Select Monitor Function and select proper monitor functionin the drop-down menu.

5. Click OK button to finish the configuration.

END OF STEPS

Result Configure global variables and enable monitoring function success-fully.

Configuring MonitoringCapacity

Prerequisites Before configuring system capacity of SS and monitoring, meetthe following requirements.



Context This topic describes the procedure to configure system capacity ofSS and monitoring.

Steps 1. In Configure Management window, right click ZXSS10 andselect SS Capacity Configuration from drop-down menu, asshown in Figure 9.



FIGURE 9 SS CAPACITY CONFIGURATION

2. Select Capacity 3 tab.

System Capacity Configuration window appears as shownin Figure 10.

FIGURE 10 CAPACITY 3

3. Click Modify(M) button and input Monitor Num. Cap, LiSub Cap., and Percent of monitor data section in call datasection.

Take default values if there is no special request.


END OF STEPS

Result Configure system capacity of SS and monitoring successfully.



Configuring MonitoringCenter (LIC)

Prerequisites Before configuring property, X2 interface, etc of LIC, meet the fol-lowing requirements.



Context This topic describes the procedure to configure property, X2 inter-face, etc of LIC.

Steps 1. In Configure Management window, select Service Man-age(S) > Monitor Configuration(M) > Monitor CenterConfiguration(C).

Monitor Center Configuration window appears as shown inFigure 11.

FIGURE 11 MONITOR CENTER CONFIGURATION(C)


Modify Monitor Center Configuration window appears asshown in Figure 12.



FIGURE 12 MODIFY MONITOR CENTER CONFIGURATION

Parameters are shown in Table 4.

TABLE 4 ADDED ZONE PARAMETERS

ConfiguredItems Illustration

MonitorCenterAttribute

All-IP: 0-IP MONITOR

ESTI: 1-PSTN MONITOR

LIG’s IPAddress1 forX2 Using

LIG background address. 129 server address

ProcessBoard1 of X2Running

SPC board with TM process

Port1 of X2Using

SS local port of X2 communication interconnectedwith LIG, 9000 is required

X2 InterfaceSERVER Port1

Communication port of peer LIG, need to negotiatewith LIG,

Tag Select Node

Node orRoute Chains

Select node number of LIG

SSID NE ID, identical with LIG adjacent office data.




END OF STEPS

Result Configure property, X2 interface successfully.

Configuring X2 InterfaceCommunication Port

Prerequisites Before configuring property, X2 interface, etc of LIC, meet the fol-lowing requirements.



Context This topic describes the procedure to configure property, X2 inter-face, etc of LIC.

Steps 1. In Configure Management window, Select Global(G) > ITConfiguration(T) > Port Distribution(P).

Port Distribution Configuration interface pops up as shownin Figure 13.

FIGURE 13 PORT DISTRIBUTION CONFIGURATION

2. Click Add(A) button.

Add Port Distribution Configuration interface pops up asshown in Figure 14.



FIGURE 14 ADD PORT DISTRIBUTION CONFIGURATION

3. Configure this interface, select 2-TCP for Port Type.


END OF STEPS

Result Configure property, X2 interface successfully.

Configuring TM Property ofBoard

Prerequisites Before configuring TM property, meet the following requirements.



Context This topic describes the procedure to configure TM property.

Steps 1. In Configure Management window, Select Global(G) >Softswitch Data Configuration(O) > Shelf Configura-tion(S).

Shelf Configuration interface pops up as shown in Figure 15.



FIGURE 15 SHELF CONFIGURATION

2. Right click the shelf and select Property Configuration fromdrop-down menu as shown in Figure 16.

FIGURE 16 PROPERTY CONFIGURATION




Property Configuration window appears as shown in Figure17.

FIGURE 17 MODIFY PROPERTY CONFIGURATION

4. Select TM Process and click OK button to finish the configu-ration.

END OF STEPS

Result Configure TM property successfully.

Configuring MonitsoringGateway (LIG)

Prerequisites Before configuring related parameters of LIG, meet the followingrequirements.



� SPC boards are added.



Context This topic describes the procedure to configure related parametersof LIG. LIG is configured as an OtherSS node.

Steps 1. Add LIG zone.

i. In Configure Management window, Select Topology(T)> Control Layer NE Node(C) > OtherSS Configura-tion(R).

OtherSS Configuration window appears as shown in Fig-ure 18.

FIGURE 18 OTHERSS CONFIGURATION

ii. Click Add(A) button and select Add Zone.

Zone Configuration window pops up as shown in Figure19.



FIGURE 19 ZONE CONFIGURATION

Parameters are listed in Table 5.

TABLE 5 ZONE PARAMETER ILLUSTRATION

Config-ured Item Illustration

Zone An unused zone number, must less than themaximum zone number.

DAS Pre-set in digit analysis

NetworkType

Identical with SS property configuration

LATA City district number

Language Language type

PassingNetwork

Local network type

IncomingCall RightModel

Refer to ZXSS10 SS1b (V2.0.1.06.1) SoftswitchControl Equipment Data Configuration ManualSubscriber Number Allocation Volume.

Caller DAS 0

Remark Such as LIG

DomesticTG

Follow network configuration where LIG is

Interna-tional TG

Follow network configuration where LIG is

Others Optional filling



iii. Click OK button to finish the parameter configuration.

2. Configuring data area capacity.

i. In Configure Management window, right click ZXSS10icon and select Shelf Configuration from the drop-downmenu.

ii. In Shelf Configuration interface, right click SPC boardwhere LIG zone is; select Data Area Capacity Config-uration from drop-down menu.

Data Area Capacity Configuration window pops up asshown in Figure 20.

FIGURE 20 DATA AREA CAPACITY CONFIGURATION

iii. Click Add(A) button.

Add Data Area Capacity Configuration window appearsas shown in Figure 21.



FIGURE 21 ADD DATA AREA CAPACITY CONFIGURATION

iv. ConfigureMax Calls,Max Calls of SIP,Max Transactionof SIP, and Max Reg. of SIP.

v. Click OK button to finish the configuration.

Caution:

After finishing data area configuration, system suggestsback up SPC data by 4945 command and reboot.

3. Configuring relations between zone and processing boards.

i. In Configure Management window, Select Topology(T)> NE Node Correlation(N) > Zone And Card Conf.(Z).

Zone&Card Configuration interface appears as shown inFigure 22.



FIGURE 22 ZONE&CARD CONFIGURATION

ii. Click Add(A) button.

Add Zone&Card Configuration window appears asshown in Figure 23.

FIGURE 23 ADD ZONE&CARD CONFIGURATION

iii. Input values in Master LSQ and Slave LSQ.

iv. Click OK button to finish the configuration.

Caution:

After configuring zone and LSQ, system suggests rebootcorresponding LSQ and disaster recovery SS LSQ.

4. Adding LIG nodes.

i. In Configure Management window, Select Topology(T)> Control Layer NE Node(C) > OtherSS Configura-tion(C).

OtherSS Configuration window appears as shown in Fig-ure 24.



FIGURE 24 OTHER SS CONFIGURATION

ii. Click Add(A) button and select Add OtherSS.

Add OtherSS window pops up as shown in Figure 25.

FIGURE 25 ADD OTHERSS



Parameters are listed in Table 6.

TABLE 6 OTHER SS PARAMETER

Con-figuredItems

Illustration

Node ID Click this parameter to query available nodenumber range.

IP Address Actual IP address, SIGIPI board address for LIG

Zone Zone number

DomainName

LIG

MACAddress

No need filling

Remark LIG

ProtocolType

Select 6-SIP

Local Port 5060

Peer Port 5060

Port Type Select 1-UDP

AdscripionBig Cap.Node

Optional filling

Area Code Such as 25

IP Version Default value: 1-IPV4

Multi AreaCode

Selection results invalidity of Area Code

Same Port Optional filling

iii. Select Device Property 1 tab and configure parametersas shown in Figure 26.



FIGURE 26 DEVICE PROPERTY 1

iv. Double click on SIP Configuration Model.

Browse MG Configuration Model interface pops up asshown in Figure 27.

FIGURE 27 BROWSE MG CONFIGURATION MODEL



v. Select MG Property template ID and click Modify(M).

Modify MG Configuration Model window pops up asshown in Figure 28.

FIGURE 28 MODIFY MG CONFIGURATION MODE

vi. Select Enable Trace in Basic Property tab.

vii. Select Enable CGAS Link Check in SIP Property1 tab.

viii.Take default values for other parameters.

END OF STEPS

Result Configure related parameters of LIG successfully.





C h a p t e r 3

Check after MonitoringConfiguration

Table of ContentsChecking Connection between SS and LIG ............................27Testing Monitoring Function ................................................28

Checking Connectionbetween SS and LIG

Prerequisites Before checking the normal communication between both parties,meet the following requirements.


� Operator logs in Diagnose Management interface.

Context This topic describes the procedure to check the normal communi-cation between both parties after interconnection data configura-tion.

Steps 1. Physical check: right click SS NE and select Diagnose Man-agement. Click Instant Test > Net Detect. Enter IP addressof interconnected device in Ping External Node. Click Detectbutton to check the connection as shown in Figure 29.



FIGURE 29 NET DETECT

2. Signaling Trace: use signaling trace to judge the normal ser-vice interaction with normal physical connection. Right click SSNE and select Protocol tracing, judge the working status byOPTION response message of SIP, one side sends OPTIONtesting message, the other returns 200 OK to show successfulinterconnection.

3. Command check: right click SS NE and select CommandLine Terminal, enter 4112: LIG node number to query LIGnode status, If returning message contains status=2, it showseverything is ok, others are abnormal.

END OF STEPS

Result Checking the normal communication between both parties suc-cessfully.

Testing Monitoring FunctionPrerequisites Before checking the validity of monitoring function, meet the fol-

lowing requirements.


� Add monitoring user in monitoring center.

� LIG and LIC cooperation.

Context This topic describes the procedure to check the validity of moni-toring function after data configuration.

Steps 1. Check if the user set monitoring, addition, deletion and mod-ification of the monitoring user are conducted in monitoringcenter. It’s possible to query current monitored user on SS.


Chapter 3 Check after Monitoring Configuration

i. In Configure Management window, Select Service Man-age(S) > Monitor Configuration(M) >Monitor SpecialPrefix Configuration(B).

Monitor Special Prefix Configuration window pops upas shown in Figure 30.

FIGURE 30 MONITOR SPECIAL PREFIX CONFIGURATION

ii. Click DAS and select user type from the popup list, clickQuery(Q) button to query the result.

2. Use testing user to generate a call, trace related signaling onLIG.

3. After the call is put through, the call is able to be monitoredon LIC.

END OF STEPS

Result Testing monitoring function successfully.





Figures

Figure 1 TYPICAL NGN MONITORING NETWORKING ................ 1

Figure 2 CONFIURATION PROCESS........................................ 2

Figure 3 NGN MONITORING INTERFACE................................. 3

Figure 4 CONFIGURATION PROCESS ..................................... 5

Figure 5 LIG LOCATION ....................................................... 6

Figure 6 GLOBAL SERVICE DATA........................................... 8

Figure 7 MONITOR FUNCTION .............................................. 8

Figure 8 MODIFY SERVICE DATA........................................... 9

Figure 9 SS CAPACITY CONFIGURATION ...............................10

Figure 10 CAPACITY 3 ........................................................10

Figure 11 MONITOR CENTER CONFIGURATION(C) ..................11

Figure 12 MODIFY MONITOR CENTER CONFIGURATION ..........12

Figure 13 PORT DISTRIBUTION CONFIGURATION...................13

Figure 14 ADD PORT DISTRIBUTION CONFIGURATION............14

Figure 15 SHELF CONFIGURATION .......................................15

Figure 16 PROPERTY CONFIGURATION .................................15

Figure 17 MODIFY PROPERTY CONFIGURATION .....................16

Figure 18 OTHERSS CONFIGURATION...................................17

Figure 19 ZONE CONFIGURATION ........................................18

Figure 20 DATA AREA CAPACITY CONFIGURATION .................19

Figure 21 ADD DATA AREA CAPACITY CONFIGURATION ..........20

Figure 22 Zone&Card CONFIGURATION.................................21

Figure 23 ADD Zone&Card CONFIGURATION .........................21

Figure 24 OTHER SS CONFIGURATION..................................22

Figure 25 ADD OTHERSS ....................................................22

Figure 26 DEVICE PROPERTY 1 ............................................24

Figure 27 BROWSE MG CONFIGURATION MODEL ...................24

Figure 28 MODIFY MG CONFIGURATION MODE ......................25

Figure 29 NET DETECT .......................................................28

Figure 30 MONITOR SPECIAL PREFIX CONFIGURATION...........29





Tables

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

Table 2 INTERFACE FUCNTIONS............................................ 3

Table 3 DATA PLANNING SHEET............................................ 7

Table 4 ADDED ZONE PARAMETERS .....................................12

Table 5 ZONE PARAMETER ILLUSTRATION.............................18

Table 6 OTHER SS PARAMETER............................................23





List of Glossary

ETSI- European Telecommunications Standards Institute-

IP- Internet Protocol-

LIC- Lawful Interception Center-- Listener Information Centre-

NE- Network Element-

NGN- Next Generation Network-

SIP- Session Initiation Protocol-

SPC- System Protocol Control (Card)-

SS- SoftSwitch-

TCP- Transmission Control Protocol-

TDM- Time Division Multiplexing-


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