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Matthew,<br>
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You are right, it is a STP scenario. To keep example simple (my
mistake) I did not inform the 4th E1 that is running the second
signaling link.<br>
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I will keep you posted.<br>
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Daniel<br>
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Matthew Fredrickson escreveu:
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<pre wrap="">Daniel Bichara wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hi,
We are running libss7 with 3 E1s. First E1 has the signalling channel on
16 and the others are connected to two different DPC (different
destinations).
The point is: CICs of link #2 and #3 are numbered from 1 to 31. They
have the same number and function ss7_find_cic() can not find the
correct PVT (channel) when looking for CIC number 1, for example, on
GRS,GRA,BLO, etc..
I am working on a patch to handle OPC information (structure ss7_event /
ss7_event_ciconly) and pass this information to ss7_find_cic for such
commands.
Any comment/suggestion is welcome.
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One additional question I subsequently thought of: Wouldn't this be an
invalid scenario though to have in a single linkset? One of the
assumptions that I made was that you have one point code associated with
a linkset/set of signalling channels, not multiple codes associated with
a single signalling channel. That sounds almost like an STP type
configuration...
I completely understand that you have this problem and are attempting to
find a good way to solve it. It's just that I never presumed that such
a scenario might exist for a non STP box.
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