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What you're saying doesn't make a lot of sense.<br>
We say OPC for the local point code and DPC for the destination point
code. It looks like someone switched the two.<br>
It looks like you have one OPC and 4 DPC instead.<br>
I've never seen any reason for multiple OPCs on a single switch except
for huge soft switches that need more CICs than possible with a single
switch on the other side. Think voice exchange between the two largest
voice carriers in NYC, LA, Mexico City, Tokyo, London, Paris, and such.
Point codes are a very limited resource.<br>
<br>
Regardless, if what you said is actually correct, and if the signaling
links are separate, you can run 4 Asterisk instances each on the same
server with it's own configuration, then you can pretty much do
whatever you want, but you'll need to be aware of ALL TCP, UDP ports
and UNIX sockets that Asterisk use and set them up to use diferent
numbers and paths.<br>
<br>
Marcelo<br>
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Sriram wrote:
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style="font-size: 10pt; font-family: Arial;">Is it possible to define
Multiple linksets with different OPC
under each linkset under LibSS7, if yes theoretically how many linksets
can a
Libss7 server support ? I am planning to use 2*TE420P in a single
server and
my provider has given me 4 OPCs [1 for each telecom circle that he
operates] and
1 DPC so I plan to define 4 linksets with 1 point code in each . Is it
possible
? or is that possible only with chan_ss7<o:p></o:p></span></font></p>
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