1.Go to EMS >Configuration >NSS >iPALIM.
2.Click the button at the upper right corner.

1.On the System tab, configure the relevant parameters given in the following table.
2.Click the button to update parameters to application servers.
System Parameters
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Description (Click highlight SAVE after change)
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Recommended Value
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PSTN Routing
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Select the outgoing route for Hybrid user PSTN calls.
•Local = Route PSTN calls to the MSC trunk group pointing towards PBX. •Remote = Route PSTN calls to the iPALIM trunk group pointing towards remote PLMN. |
Local
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Emergency Routing
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Select the outgoing route for Hybrid and Private user emergency calls.
•Local = Route emergency calls to the MSC trunk group pointing towards PBX. •Remote = Route emergency calls to the iPALIM trunk group pointing towards remote PLMN. |
Remote
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UES Flag
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Enable or disable User Equipment Simulator function. It should be enabled to support iRLS function.
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Disable
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SMSC Address
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E.164 local node of Short Message Center.
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66755900004
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Idle Period to Purge
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System purges Public users from iPALIM database when they have been idle for the amount of time. Unit = Hour.
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1
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Public Exclusive
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Allow or forbid Public users to login the local IRO.
•Off = Allow •On = Forbid |
Off
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Private Exclusive
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Allow or forbid Private users to login the local IRO.
•Off = Allow •On = Forbid |
Off
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Hybrid Exclusive
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Allow or forbid Hybrid users to login the local IRO.
•Off = Allow •On = Forbid |
Off
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Hybrid Priority
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Allow or forbid the Hybrid users to use private service when iPALIM A-interface link is failed.
•Public = Forbid •Private = Allow |
Private
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1.Click Hotline Number tab, configure the relevant parameters given in the following table.
2.Click the button to update parameters to application servers.
Hotline Number
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Description (Click highlight SAVE after change)
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Recommended Value
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Language 1 - 8
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Registration hotline number for Public user to self-create Hybrid user account in the IRO network coverage.
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800
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1.Click the Media Gateway tab, and then click New at the bottom of the Media Gateway table.
2.In the MG ID box, select an available number for the new Media Gateway, and then click the button.
3.In the Media Gateway Option window, configure the relevant parameters given in the following table.
4.Click the button to update Media Gateway parameters to application servers.
5.Click the button to activate the new created Media Gateway.
MG Parameters
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Description (Click highlight SAVE after change)
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Recommended Value
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Title
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Specify an identifiable name to the Media Gateway.
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PLMN-1
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IP
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IP address of this Media Gateway.
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172.18.98.1
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Domain Name
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Specify a domain name to the Media Gateway.
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172.18.98.1
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Switching Mode
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Select the switching mode of the specified Media Gateway.
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MGCP
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Endpoint
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Specify the method of MGCP endpoint description.
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Structured
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Type
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Select the type of MG endpoint.
•AudioCodes = E1 connection via AudioCodes •iPALIM = IP connection to PLMN |
iPALIM
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Max Physical Ports
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The total physical port number of the Media Gateway.
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1
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Max Channels
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The total channel number of the virtual MG. Applicable to virtual MG only.
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32
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Packetization Period
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The period over which encoded voice bits are collected for encapsulation in.
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x20ms
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Codec Type
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Specify the codec type of the Media Gateway.
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EFR
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Audit Timer
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The time interval between sending AUEP message from MGC to MGW to check the trunk status.
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1.Click the Trunk Group tab, and then click New at the bottom of the Trunk Group table.
2.In the TG ID box, select an available number for the new Trunk Group, and then click the button.
3.In the Trunk Group Option window, configure the relevant parameters given in the following table.
4.Click the button to update Trunk Group parameters to application servers.
5.Click the button to activate the new created Trunk Group.
6.Click the hyperlinked number in the Trunk Entries to open the Trunk table.
7.Click New at the bottom of the Trunk table to add a Trunk.
8.In the Trunk ID box, click the button.
9.In the Trunk Option window, configure the relevant parameters given in the following table.
10.Click the button to update Trunk parameters to application servers.
11.Click the button to activate the new created Trunk.
12.Repeat Step 7 to 11 to add more trunks.
TG Parameters
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Description (Click highlight SAVE after change)
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Recommended Value
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Title
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Specify an identifiable name to the Trunk Group.
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TG-1
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OPC
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Originating Point Code. Point Code of the local IRO network.
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101
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DPC
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Destination Point Code. Point Code of the remote PLMN network.
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100
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Network Indicator
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Specify the Trunk Group to one of the four networks.
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Nat
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Protocol Type
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Select the protocol type for this Trunk Group. The default is AIF.
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AIF
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Circuit Selection Mode
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Circuit selection mode of the traffic channel connections. The mode should be the same at each end of the Trunk Group.
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Clockwise
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Trunk Parameters
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Description (Click highlight SAVE after change)
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Recommended Value
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Title
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Specify an identifiable name to the Trunk.
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Trunk-1
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MG ID
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Specify the Trunk to the Media Gateway which has been created in the preceding section.
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MG ID
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Port ID
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Specify the Trunk to the physical port on the selected Media Gateway.
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0
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Port Type
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Specify the type of MG physical ports.
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E1
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Group ID
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Select the application group for the Trunk.
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Group 0
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CIC Value Assignment
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Specify the start CIC to the Trunk.
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0
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1.Click the Location Area tab, and then click New at the bottom of the Location Area table.
2.In the Location Area ID box, click the button.
3.In the Location Area Option window, configure the relevant parameters given in the following table.
4.Click the button to update Location Area parameters to application servers.
5.Click the hyperlinked number in the Cell Entries to open the Cell table.
6.Click New at the bottom of the Cell table to add a Cell of IRO.
7.In the Cell ID box, click the button.
8.In the Cell Option window, configure the relevant parameters given in the following table.
9.Click the button to update Cell parameters to application servers.
10.Repeat Step 6 to 9 to add more cells.
Please note all LAC and Cell ID configured in the IRO MSC Location Area list must be created here.
LA Parameters
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Description (Click highlight SAVE after change)
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Recommended Value
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LAC
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Location Area Code. Assigned by PLMN operator.
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100
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MCC
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Mobile Country Code. Assigned by PLMN operator.
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240
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MNC
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Mobile Network Code. Assigned by PLMN operator.
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2
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Cell Parameters
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Description (Click highlight SAVE after change)
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Recommended Value
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Cell ID
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Global Cell Identity defined in GSM 03.03. Assigned by PLMN operator.
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1
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TG ID
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Combine the routing Trunk Group with the specified cell. This TG was created in the preceding section.
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TG ID
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