This document provides information about a 1-day Huawei MSoftx3000 training program. The training will provide an overview of the Huawei software, the Mc interface protocol stack including H.248, SCTP, IP, and hardware architecture. It will cover topics such as the Mc interface between MSC and MGW, the H.248 protocol, SCTP, and basic hardware components and numbering of the Huawei MSoftx3000 system. The training will be instructor-led with discussions and include quizzes. Upon completion, participants will have an understanding of the Mc protocols and basic hardware architecture.
This document provides information about a 1-day Huawei MSoftx3000 training program. The training will provide an overview of the Huawei software, the Mc interface protocol stack including H.248, SCTP, IP, and hardware architecture. It will cover topics such as the Mc interface between MSC and MGW, the H.248 protocol, SCTP, and basic hardware components and numbering of the Huawei MSoftx3000 system. The training will be instructor-led with discussions and include quizzes. Upon completion, participants will have an understanding of the Mc protocols and basic hardware architecture.
This document provides information about a 1-day Huawei MSoftx3000 training program. The training will provide an overview of the Huawei software, the Mc interface protocol stack including H.248, SCTP, IP, and hardware architecture. It will cover topics such as the Mc interface between MSC and MGW, the H.248 protocol, SCTP, and basic hardware components and numbering of the Huawei MSoftx3000 system. The training will be instructor-led with discussions and include quizzes. Upon completion, participants will have an understanding of the Mc protocols and basic hardware architecture.
This document provides information about a 1-day Huawei MSoftx3000 training program. The training will provide an overview of the Huawei software, the Mc interface protocol stack including H.248, SCTP, IP, and hardware architecture. It will cover topics such as the Mc interface between MSC and MGW, the H.248 protocol, SCTP, and basic hardware components and numbering of the Huawei MSoftx3000 system. The training will be instructor-led with discussions and include quizzes. Upon completion, participants will have an understanding of the Mc protocols and basic hardware architecture.
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Huawei MSoftx3000 Training
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Target Audience
Training Pre-requisites
Samiuddin Farid Edress Sadat Shamsullah Shams Tahir Ahmad
To attend this training program,
participant should have fundamental knowledge of MSC, MGW and Hardware ATCA Architecture.
Duration
Training Methodology
Training duration of the proposed content
would be 1 Day.
The delivery will be instructor-led
classroom training with interactive discussions and Q&A / quiz sessions.
Course Objectives Upon completion of training participants would able to get a technical knowhow of the Huawei Software.
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MSOFTX3000 Presentation
OBJECTIVES Upon completion of this course, you will be able to: Understand protocol stack applied in Mc interface Understand the various protocols in detail. Basic Hardware Architecture.
CONTENTS Chapter 1
Review
Chapter 2 Huawei Data Configuration
Mc Interface MSC Server (MSOFTX3000)
GMSC Server (MSOFTX3000) Nc
Mc
H.248
Mc
H.248
The Mc Interface lies between an MSC and a MGW. The underlying protocol used is H.248 or Megaco as it is commonly known.
Mc Interface Protocol Stack
H.248 SCTP IP MAC PHY
Protocol Stack control by board
H.248 SCTP
CCU/CSU BSG
IP MAC PHY
IFM BFI
MGC
Media Gateway Control Protocol
(MEGACO/H.248) MEGACO/H.248 is used to control Media Gateways in a Multimedia systems. MEGACO can be Text or Binary (ASN.1) encoded. Sometimes it's also referred as GCP (Gateway Control Protocol). A MediaGateway (MGW) as its name says is a system used as a Gateway for Media. Current uses are in telephony (Internet, Mobile and Wireline) and Video and Narrowcasting. A MediaGateway is usually placed at the edge of two or more different Transport Mediums (like: ATM (AAL1,AAL2,AAL5), IP, TDM, even two wire PSTN) and its main duty is to convert media (voice/video) between these domains. MediaGateways are often capable of playing and listening to DTMFs, playing tones (like busy tones), handling voice/video messaging and other similar tasks.
SCTP Stream Control Transmission Protocol
In computer networking, the Stream Control
Transmission Protocol (SCTP) is a transport-layer protocol, serving in a similar role to the popular protocols TCP and UDP. It is standardized by IETF in RFC 4960. It is a transport protocol for call signalling, created to overcome several lacks and problems of TCP when used for signalling between telephony nodes. Typically, SCTP uses IP as its underlying protocol. The assigned protocol number for SCTP on IP is 132.
Features of SCTP Multihoming support in which one or both endpoints of a connection can consist of more than one IP address, enabling transparent fail-over between redundant network paths. Delivery of chunks within independent streams eliminate unnecessary head-of-line blocking, as opposed to TCP byte-stream delivery. Acked error-free non duplicated user data transfer Data fragmentation conforming to discovered path MTU (max transmission unit)
Features of SCTP (Cont.)
Sequenced delivery of user messages within each stream (but
have multiple streams)
Option for out-of-order delivery of a user message Bundling of multiple user messages into a single SCTP packet Fault-tolerance (at network level) by supporting multi-homing at either/both ends of an association. Heart-beat/keep alive messages Message boundaries preserved SACK
Need for SCTP
Head of line blocking in TCP; not good in many situations Applications must add their own record making; TCP vulnerable to Denial of Service attacks Main motivator: Carrying SS7 signalling on IP Networks
Shelf Number MSOFTX3000 can be configured with a maximum of three shelves (cabinet), numbered from 0 to 2. The shelf with the basic frame is Integrated Shelf, numbered as 0, which including two frames, BAM (Backup Administration Module) and iGWB (Billing tool). Service Shelf can contain 4 Service Frame. A shelf number should be consistent with the actual position of a shelf when configured, so that the system can generate correct alarm information if a failure occurs to the shelf during operation.
Huawei Device Numbering (continued)
Frame Number Frame is a Function Unit, including different boards to achieve one function. One Basic Frame and 9 Extension Frame in full data configuration. The basic frame is numbered as 0 and the other frames are numbered from 1 to 9 from bottom upward Basic Frame must to be configured. Extension Frame depends on capacity.
Huawei Device Numbering (continued)
Module number starts from 2 according to board type. The module number of a board is unique in the system. The numbering rules are as follows:
WSMU module number: 221 (allocated automatically by the system)
To Display any particular Board on the shelf : DSP BRD Parameters involved in order to run the query : Frame Number, Slot Number and Location of the Board (front or back). To check the status of a MGW DSP MGW To check the Mc Interface link between MSC and MGW. DSP H248LNK
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