realitis trunk clear timers

[sm4lls]

hi,

in the realitis there is a setting in the system parameters for the trunk cleardown timer.

I have an issue on site between an cisco 3300 and the qsig cards where the qsig channels on the cisco end are locking up. (possibly in the dsp sw). 90 channels set to cyclic and still getting lockouts infrequently on all channels.

this i believe may be related to the cisco teardown timer (default setting is 30 sec).
Does anyone know what the command lssp XXXXXX to show what the pbx timer is set at so that I can try and match the two timers.

cheers
SM4lls

 

[scintaar]

I'm terribly sorry about the format... but here are all of the SPxxx commmands. Would have answered sooner but I've only just managed to locate a manual.

SPNPA Maximum number of page trunks. This parameter is not revisable using RSSP but can be listed using LSSP.
SPNPB Maximum number of iSPS protocol blocks. This parameter is not revisable using RSSP but can be listed using LSSP.
SPNPE Maximum number of public exchange DASS types. This parameter is not revisable using RSSP but can be listed using LSSP.
SPNPP Maximum number of PAD setting parameters allowed. This parameter is not revisable using RSSP but can be listed using LSSP.
SPNPR Maximum number of presentation numbers allowed on system. This parameter is not revisable using RSSP but can be listed using LSSP.
SPNPT Maximum number of paging devices accessible. This parameter is not revisable using RSSP but can be listed using LSSP.
SPNPU Maximum number of personal numbers that can be configured for home-working. This parameter is not revisable using RSSP but can be listed using LSSP.
SPNQ9 Maximum number of Q.931 indices (accesses). This parameter is not revisable using RSSP but can be listed using LSSP.
SPNRD Maximum number of reverse digit translation tables. This parameter is not revisable using RSSP but can be listed using LSSP.
SPNRM Maximum number of remote manager/secretary partners. This parameter is not revisable using RSSP but can be listed using LSSP.
SPNRP The maximum number of reporting paths allowed on the system. This parameter is not revisable using RSSP but can be listed using LSSP.
SPNRR Maximum number of hardware rotary registers. This parameter is not revisable using RSSP but can be listed using LSSP.
SPNRT Maximum number of MF5 tandems allowed. (Range 0 to 65535)
SPNSD Number of supplementary DDI digits expected to be sent to the CTI system.
(Range 1 to 16, default = 16).
SPNSI Whether standard (real) or NSI strings are sent in DPNSS messages. This allows the exchange to interwork with exchanges that don't support NSI strings.
(0 = standard strings, 1 = NSI strings - default).
SPNSM Maximum number of concurrent silent monitors. This parameter is not revisable using RSSP but can be listed using LSSP.
SPNSO Number of NSI message octets to output during a real-time trace, i.e. using TRMB command. (Range 0 to 43, default = 43). This system parameter can be revised at lock-level 3 only.
SPNSR Maximum number of software rotary registers. This parameter is not revisable using RSSP but can be listed using LSSP.
SPNSS Maximum number of software senders. This parameter is not revisable using RSSP but can be listed using LSSP.
SPNST Time of day at which a time and day (TAD) message is broadcast to the network, to synchronise the network clocks, in 24 hour format. If this is set to -1, a TAD broadcast message is not sent, i.e. there is no network synchronisation.
SPNSZ Network size in terms of the number of Phase 2 and Phase 3 iSPS nodes.
(Range 1 to 9999, default = 1).
SPNTB Network trunk barring. (0 = Disabled, 1 = Enabled - default).
SPNTC Maximum number of trunk controllers. This parameter is not revisable using RSSP but can be listed using LSSP.
SPNTG Maximum number of tone generators. This parameter is not revisable using RSSP but can be listed using LSSP.
SPNTK Maximum number of trunks. This parameter is not revisable using RSSP but can be listed using LSSP.
SPNTN Maximum number of network translation tables allowed on the node. These tables are for address translation at gateways. This parameter is not revisable using RSSP but can be listed using LSSP.
SPNTP Maximum number of tenant profiles. This parameter is not revisable using RSSP but can be listed using LSSP.
SPNUC Maximum number of permanent calls allowed. This parameter is not revisable using RSSP but can be listed using LSSP.
SPNUF System update/history file updated by ADTT, DDTT, RDTT, ADTR or DDTR MMI commands. (0 = Yes - default, 1 = No).
SPNXC Maximum number of exchange trunks. This parameter is not revisable using RSSP but can be listed using LSSP.
SPOAA Override Auto-Answer on iSDT 300+ for all except MAN/SEC and permanent calls (0 = No - default, 1 = Yes)
SPOAB Operator automatic conference on recall.(0 = Original held party remains on hold,
1 = Three-party conference set up - default).
SPOAP Answer point used for incoming calls to answer point when office number is floating. (Network number of answer point, default = null).
SPOAR Allow Operator Console to display screen 3 when no remote alarms received.
(0 = No - default, 1 = Yes.)
SPOAT Maximum number of optimised/alternative route tables. This parameter is not revisable using RSSP but can be listed using LSSP.
SPOCG Number of operator console groups in system. (Range 0 to 65535, 0 = sites with no operators).
SPOCP Ensure auto redirection to voice mail when OCP string is received over DPNSS.
(0 = No - default, 1 = Re-assess iVM user if original rung LEI and ORS are the same party and external diversion history exists.)
SPOED Outgoing exchange digits, from system parameter E164U are added to TLI/OLI CIL records. (0 = No, 1 = Yes - default).
SPOGT Text for outgoing trunk calls appears on display phones.
(0 = No - default, 1 = Yes).
SPOLC Number to be sent as CLI, OLI or ANI when diversion to the PSTN occurs and the PSTN is MFC. (0 = send number of 'divert from' extension - default, 1 = send number of party being diverted). This system parameter can be revised at lock-levels 2, 3, 5, 9 and 14.
SPOND Own number display format for optiPoint/optiset E telephones and Realitis Xpress Clients (0 = local number format - default, 1 = network number format).
SPONR Allow RFQ to override ACD agent Not Ready when INR attribute is set to A via RAG. (0 = No - default, 1 = Yes).
SPOPD Digit string to be pre-fixed to remote party details when output to CIL record of receipt of DPNSS OPD. (4 digits not including * or #, default = null).
SPOPI Whether a call on hold at A is intercepted by an operator if A makes a call to the operator via a DPNSS trunk that is cleared while in the waiting for answer supervision state. (0 = interception not allowed, 1 = interception allowed if call is on a non-DDI EXCH trunk).
SPORO Allows an Operator to put a remote Operator on hold. (0 = No - default, 1 = Yes)
SPORS Store the pre-routing digits in the ORS/WRS rather than the post-routing translation digits (caters for Hotdesking Password expiry). (0 = No - default, 1 = Yes).
SPOSP Fields for the one-shot test routine when running the RDT command. (Range = 0 to 65535, default = 0). This system parameter can be revised at lock-levels 2, 3, 5 and 9.
SPOVM Operator RNR diversion to iVM. (0 = disabled - default, 1 = enabled).
SPPAD Type of test to be carried out on a phase 2 PAD when the system carries out a self-test or when RDT is run. (Range = 0 to 65535, default = 4422). This system parameter can be revised at lock-levels 2, 3, 5 and 9.
SPPAP Answer point used for incoming calls when personal number floating. (Network number of answer point, default = null).
SPPAS Longest ascending sequence allowed in password. (Range 0 to 7, default = 7). This system parameter can be revised at lock-level 11 only. Note: The first digit is not counted, so that a value of 7 permits a sequence of 8 digits.

SPPBE CIL records are output for PSTN calls to busy extensions.
(0 = No - default, 1 = Yes).
SPPBG Default trunk group identity to assign to remote public circuits where the remote group number is not known. (Range 0 to 499 and 65535, default = null).
SPPCC Delay in seconds before a permanent call is automatically cleared after call connection or re-connection. (Range = 0 to 65535, default = 0). This system parameter can be revised at lock-level 2 only.
SPPDD Padding character used to pad out mailbox strings to length set in SPMBL. The character is represented by the equivalent telephonic BCD number. (One digit range 0 to 9, * or #). A default of null is used if PhoneMail has not been configured. A default of * is used if PhoneMail is configured.
SPPDE Longest descending sequence allowed in password. (Range 0 to 7, default = 7). This system parameter can be revised at lock-level 11 only. Note: The first digit is not counted, so that a value of 7 permits a sequence of 8 digits.

SPPDT Number of the PBX digit translation table. (Range 0 to SPNDT, default = 16). If an attempt is made to revise SPPDT to a digit translation table that does not have reverse digit translation activated, an error message NO REVERSE TRANSLATION TABLE ASSOCIATED is output. Use LRTA command to confirm if there is such a table.
SPPEX Allow extension number digits in password. (0 = Yes - default, 1 = No).
This system parameter can be revised at lock-level 11 only.
SPPGO Whether the Operator Directory Number is sent when an operator calls a paging device. (0 = All zeros sent - default, 1 = Operator Directory Number sent).
SPPHC Unique MF4 sequence that is to be recognised as log off.
(Range 2 to 4 BCD digits, default = 147*).
SPPHE Maximum number of entries that can be held in all packet switch hunt/distribution groups. This parameter is not revisable using RSSP but can be listed using LSSP.
SPPHG Maximum number of packet switch hunt/distribution groups that can be configured on the node. This parameter is not revisable using RSSP but can be listed using LSSP.
SPPHM Unique value for those systems that support PhoneMail. (Range 0 to 65535)
SPPHU Unique MF4 sequence that is to be recognised as a hang-up and make follow-on call. (Range 2 to 4 BCD digits, default = 2580).
SPPIB iSDTs back-to-backed on a secure data call. (0 = Yes - default, 1 = No).
SPPIN Extension PIN feature is active. ( 0 = No, extension uses configured TAC - default,
1 = Yes).
SPPLS Enable or disable payload switching. (0 = Disable, 1 = Enable - default). Note: This parameters must be set to 0 if any of the Realitis Xpress IP Trunking Gateways connected in the network are on DX systems running software prior to Revision 8 Application pack 4.

 

[sm4lls]

thanks will have a look at the programming setup

regards

sm4lls

 

[dazzzzzzzzzz]

the exch side of the qsig card is a network card and the firmware should be 2.07,any lower than this is known to cause lockups,you need to get your maintainer to check this as the software required (GEDI SCRIPT IN PROCOMM)is as
far as i am aware only available to siemens employees.
hope this helps if your still having problems.
darren,siemens commisioning engineer

 

[sm4lls]

thanks dazzzzzzz

yip problems are still there, infrequent and affecting service.
we were looking at the router side of things as the realitis does connect the channel , through to the VOIP gateway router and then on to VOIP server.

we can see the connection on the server, but no audio is heard, this normally occurs in blocks of 4 consecutive trunks, which seemed to point us in the direction of the routers dsp modules.

will check the firmware level of the qsig cards.

will let you know what it is at.

cheers
sm4lls