[asterisk-ss7] libss7 CGU / CGUA type funnies
Matthew Fredrickson
creslin at digium.com
Mon Mar 26 09:16:12 MST 2007
Sorry, that's a bug in my code. I'm looking at it right now to fix it
:-)
Matthew Fredrickson
On Mar 26, 2007, at 10:43 AM, Charl Barnard wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> We've recently discovered something strange running libss7 (r74):
> seems like
> when the switch we're connected to sends us a Circuit Group Unblock
> message
> with type Maintenance oriented, libss7 responds with an acknowlegement
> for
> type Hardware failure oriented, instead of Maintenance, and vice versa
> when
> CGU is received with message type Hardware-please see the following
> trace:
>
> +---------+---------------------------------------------
> +-------------------
> -----------------+
> |BITMASK |ID Name |Comment or
> Value
> |
> +---------+---------------------------------------------
> +-------------------
> -----------------+
> |5:08:34 PM,851,406 1:E (Rx):15 MTP-L2 MSU ISUP CGU 0-XXX-0
> 2-XXX-0
> 000-02 |
> |MTP Level 2 (MTP-L2) MSU (= Message Signal Unit)
> |
> |Message Signal Unit
> |
> |-0000111 |Backward Sequence Number |7
> |
> |1------- |Backward Indicator Bit |1
> |
> |-1100000 |Forward Sequence Number |96
> |
> |1------- |Forward Indicator Bit |1
> |
> |--010000 |Length Indicator |16
> |
> |00------ |Spare |0
> |
> |----0101 |Service Indicator |ISDN User Part
> |
> |--00---- |Sub-Service: Priority
> |Spare/priority 0
> (U.S.A. only) |
> |00------ |Sub-Service: Network Ind |International
> message |
> |**b14*** |Destination Point Code |0-XXX-0
> |
> |**b14*** |Originating Point Code |2-XXX-0
> |
> |ITU-T WHITE BOOK ISDN User Part (ISUP) CGU (= Circuit Group
> Unblocking)
> |
> |Circuit Group Unblocking
> |
> |0010---- |Signalling Link Selection |2
> |
> |**b12*** |Circuit Ident Code |000-02
> |
> |0000---- |Spare |0
> |
> |00011001 |Message Type |25
> |
> |------00 |Cct grp supervis msg type |Maintenance
> oriented |
> |000000-- |Spare |0
> |
> |00000001 |Pointer to parameter |1
> |
> |Range and status
> |
> |00000101 |Parameter Length |5
> |
> |00011101 |Range |29
> |
> |**b30*** |Status
> |'111111111111110111111111111111'B |
> |00------ |Filler |0
> |
>
> +---------+---------------------------------------------
> +-------------------
> -----------------+
> |BITMASK |ID Name |Comment or
> Value
> |
> +---------+---------------------------------------------
> +-------------------
> -----------------+
> |5:08:34 PM,925,025 1:F (Rx):15 MTP-L2 MSU ISUP CGUA 2-XXX-0
> 0-XXX-0
> 000-02 |
> |MTP Level 2 (MTP-L2) MSU (= Message Signal Unit)
> |
> |Message Signal Unit
> |
> |-1100000 |Backward Sequence Number |96
> |
> |1------- |Backward Indicator Bit |1
> |
> |-0001000 |Forward Sequence Number |8
> |
> |1------- |Forward Indicator Bit |1
> |
> |--010000 |Length Indicator |16
> |
> |00------ |Spare |0
> |
> |----0101 |Service Indicator |ISDN User Part
> |
> |--00---- |Sub-Service: Priority
> |Spare/priority 0
> (U.S.A. only) |
> |00------ |Sub-Service: Network Ind |International
> message |
> |**b14*** |Destination Point Code |2-XXX-0
> |
> |**b14*** |Originating Point Code |0-XXX-0
> |
> |ITU-T WHITE BOOK ISDN User Part (ISUP) CGUA (= Circuit Group
> Unblocking
> Ack.) |
> |Circuit Group Unblocking Ack.
> |
> |0000---- |Signalling Link Selection |0
> |
> |**b12*** |Circuit Ident Code |000-02
> |
> |0000---- |Spare |0
> |
> |00011011 |Message Type |27
> |
> |------01 |Cct grp supervis msg type |Hardware
> failure
> oriented |
> |000000-- |Spare |0
> |
> |00000001 |Pointer to parameter |1
> |
> |Range and status
> |
> |00000101 |Parameter Length |5
> |
> |00011101 |Range |29
> |
> |**b30*** |Status
> |'111111111111110111111111111111'B |
> |00------ |Filler |0
> |
>
> Any ideas? This obviously leaves the two ends confused about circuit
> state.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Charl
>
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