FCT load balancing 1

[jofcho]

Hello all,
I've a FCT Ecotel ISDN2-120 connected to MD110.
It works, but FCT use the second SIM card only when the first one is in use. In fact the first SIM card has a big bills, and second one - almost nothing. Is there a way to make a load balancing between two SIM cards?
here is part of the MD110 configuration:
CADAp;
CALENDAR DATA
IDENTITY=HELENA-BEACH
VERSION=CXP1010110/1/R3A
17:03:03
THU 25 NOV 2010
END

ROEDP:ROU=7,TRU=ALL;
ROUTE EQUIPMENT DATA
ROU TRU EQU IP ADDRESS SQU INDDAT CNTRL
7 001-1 001-1-70-06 H'000000000000
7 001-2 001-1-70-07 H'000000000000

rodap:rou=7;
ROUTE DATA
ROU TYPE VARC VARI VARO FILTER
7 SL60 H'00000304 H'10000000 H'04410020 NO

RODDPEST=5;
EXTERNAL DESTINATION ROUTE DATA
DEST DRN ROU CHO CUST ADC TRC SRT NUMACK PRE
5 7 0005000000000250000000000 0 2 0

END

Thanks in advance, and sorry for my not so good English.

 

[asuvp]

And ROCAP...

Check D3 in SEL, I think it should be set to 1.

 

[jofcho]

Here is ROCAP:
<roCAP:ROU=7;
ROUTE CATEGORY DATA
ROU SEL TRM SERV NODG DIST DISL TRAF SIG BCAP
7 7110000000000010 5 2101000000 0 30 128 00151515 511110000030 001100

END

Is it correct way to configure it?
ROCAE:ROU=7;
ROCAI:ROU=7,SEL=7110000000001010, SIG=511110000030, TRAF=00151515, TRM=5, SERV=2101000000, DIST=30, DISL=128, NODG=0, BCAP=001100;

Thanks.

 

[doktor]

You cannnot use "ROCAE:ROU=7;"

Use ROCAC instead:

ROCAC:ROU=7,SEL=7110000000001010, SIG=511110000030, TRAF=00151515, TRM=5, SERV=2101000000,BCAP=001100;

///doktor

 

[jofcho]

Well, I did
ROCAC:ROU=7,SEL=7110000000001010, SIG=511110000030, TRAF=00151515, TRM=5, SERV=2101000000,BCAP=001100;
but nothing changes. Do I correctly change D3 in SEL from 7110000000000010 to 7110000000001010?

 

[rfpup]

I think that D7 in VARC need to be 1 instead of 0

 

[rfpup]

Your D3 of SEL is already 1 and do not need to be changed.
D3 of SEL means the third value of SEL and as you see from your ROCAP it is already 1

 

[jofcho]

Thanks for your help.
I misunderstood the counting of bits in parameters - is it starting from zero or one and from left to right or from right to left...
I was lost in way to find how to change varc... But finally found it:
Delete trunks:

ROEQE:rou=7,tru=1-2;
ROEQE:rou=7,tru=1-1;

Change VARC D7 - 00000304 to 00000314:

RODAI:rou=7,type=SL60,varc=00000314,vari=10000000,varo=04410020;

And restore trunks:

ROEQI:rou=7, tru=1-1, equ=1-1-70-6;
ROEQI:rou=7, tru=1-2, equ=1-1-70-7;

I hope, that I did it correctly, but nothing changes...
Any suggestions?
Thanks.

 

[rfpup]

You can test the scenario like this:

When the system is out of traffic make a call from your extension to your mobile and make susip:rou=x,tru=all; (route with GSM adaptor) to see which trunk you occupy and also reply to your mobile to see which SIM card number is calling.

Then repeat the scenario for different times to see which trunk you occupy and which SIM card number is calling.

This way You will understand what happens.

If GSM adapter routes the call towards first SIM even if receiving the call from MD in the second trunk, there can be a configuration inside GSM gateway to connect the trunks accordingly first trunk to first SIM and second trunk to second SIM.

 

[jofcho]

Hi all, sorry for the long delay.
I checked "susip:rou=x,tru=all;" and MD110 used two trunks.
Then I installed EcotelTool and made the following configuration of routing table:

(oI21d08[789]*#)	n	G1:d
(oG1)		n	I2:1020
(oI22d08[789]*#)	n	G2:d
(oG2)		n	I2:1010

Now everything is OK. Thanks for help and support.