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; This file keep signalling channel configuration
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; Each section (except for 'general' section) configure a call controller (trunk)
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; or a signalling component
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; For call controllers (trunks), the name of the section will be used to route
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; outgoing calls
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[general]
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; This section keep general or default settings for the signalling module:
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; debuglevel: int: Debug level for the plugin
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; This parameter is applied on reload
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;debuglevel=
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; debuglevel_engine: int: Debug level for the signalling engine
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; This parameter is applied on reload
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;debuglevel_engine=
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; dtmfinband: boolean: Enable to try to send the DTMF data in band when an audio
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; channel is available. If disabled or no audio channel available, the DTMF will
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; be sent through the signalling channel if any
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;dtmfinband=no
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; Each section except [general] can have some common parameters
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; To disable the component without deleting the entire section.
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; The default is to enable the component
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; enable: bool: Allow creation of the component corresponding to the section
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;enable=yes
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; Debug name as reported in Yate logs, default is derived from component name
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; This parameter is used only when a component is created
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; debugname: string: Debug name of the created component
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;debugname=
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; Debug level to apply on creation or reload
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; debuglevel: int: Debug level of the component
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;debuglevel=
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; Example of an ISDN trunk
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;[trunk1]
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; type: keyword: Specify the trunk type
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; Allowed values:
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; isdn-bri-net: ISDN network side of a data link over basic rate HDLC interface(s)
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; isdn-bri-cpe: ISDN CPE (user) side of a data link over basic rate HDLC interface(s)
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; isdn-pri-net: ISDN network side of a data link over one or more primary HDLC interface(s)
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; isdn-pri-cpe: ISDN CPE (user) side of a data link over one or more primary HDLC interface(s)
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; NOTE: isdn-pri-net and isdn-pri-cpe are identical, except for the side of the link
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;type=
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; switchtype: string: The switch type of this group
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; This parameter defines a set of flags modifying the call controller's behaviour
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; Allowed values: euro-isdn-e1, euro-isdn-t1, national-isdn, dms100, lucent5e, att4ess, qsig, unknown
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;switchtype=unknown
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; sig: string: Specify the span(s) containing the signalling channel (D)
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; For example wanpipe1 or any other section specified in any of the telephony
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; modules like wpcard or zapcard
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;sig=
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; voice: string: Specify the span(s) containing the voice channels (B)
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; Multiple cards may be specified by simply separating them with a comma (',')
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; character
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; Defaults to the trunk name if missing
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;voice=
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; offset: int: Offset of voice circuit codes relative to low level circuit number
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;offset=0
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; range: string: Arbitrary ranges of circuits for outbound calls (can be repeated)
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; Possible formats:
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; range=name:list of circuits (like 1,3,5-9)
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; range=name:strategy:list of circuits (like 1,3,5-9)
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; number: string: Prefix of numbers we accept call setups for, empty to accept all
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; Only used by isdn-pri-cpe, makes sense when NET side is Point-to-Multipoint
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; Setups are ignored if called number is present but doesn't start with this prefix
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;number=
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; rxunderrun: int: Maximum interval in ms between two packets before we report
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; an underrun condition, zero to disable or 2500+
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;rxunderrun=0
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; strategy: string: The strategy used to allocate voice channels for outgoing calls
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; Allowed values:
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; - increment Incremental search an idle channel starting with the last allocated channel
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; - decrement Decremental search an idle channel starting with the last allocated channel
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; - lowest Incremental search an idle channel starting with the first channel in group
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; - highest Decremental search an idle channel starting with the last channel in group
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; - random Randomly choose an idle channel
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; Defaults to increment
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;strategy=increment
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; strategy-restrict: string: Define channel allocation restrictions and behaviour
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; This option is ignored when strategy is random
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; Allowed values:
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; even Allocate only even channels
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; odd Allocate only odd channels
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; even-fallback Allocate even channels, fall back to odd channels
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; odd-fallback Allocate odd channels, fall back to even channels
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;strategy-restrict=
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; channelsync: integer: The interval (in seconds) at which the call controller
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; will try to re-sync idle channels
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; The call controller will notify the other side of the link of idle channels
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; Set to 0 to disable
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; Invalid values default to minimum (60s)
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;channelsync=1000
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; channellock: integer: Maximum time (in ms) spent trying to lock a remote channel
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; Invalid values default to minimum (2500ms)
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;channellock=10000
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; numplan: string: Default numbering plan for outgoing calls
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; Values: unknown, isdn, data, telex, national, private
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; Defaults to unknown if missing or incorrect
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;numplan=unknown
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; numtype: string: Default number type for outgoing calls
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; Values: unknown,international,national,net-specific,subscriber,abbreviated,reserved
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; Defaults to unknown if missing or incorrect
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;numtype=unknown
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; presentation: string: Default number presentation for outgoing calls
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; Values: allowed, restricted, unavailable
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; Defaults to allowed if missing or incorrect
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;presentation=allowed
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; screening: string: Default number screening for outgoing calls
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; Values: user-provided, user-provided-passed, user-provided-failed, network-provided
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; Defaults to user-provided if missing or incorrect
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;screening=user-provided
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; format: string: Default data format for outgoing calls. Values: alaw, mulaw, g721
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; Defaults to alaw if missing or incorrect
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; alaw is used commonly in Europe while mulaw is used commonly in US and Japan.
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;format=alaw
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; print-messages: boolean: Print decoded protocol data units to output
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; This option is applied on reload
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; Defaults to no
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;print-messages=no
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; print-frames: boolean: Print decoded Layer 2 (Q.921) frames to output
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; This option is applied on reload
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; Defaults to no
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;print-frames=no
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; extended-debug: boolean: Print extended debug data (such as raw hex data) to output
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; This option is applied on reload
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; Defaults to no
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;extended-debug=no
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; layer2dump: string: Filename to dump Q.921 packets to
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;layer2dump=
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; layer3dump: string: Filename to dump Q.931 packets to
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;layer3dump=
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; Example of an ISDN passive recorder
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;[recorder1]
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; type: keyword: Specify the trunk type
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; Allowed values:
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; isdn-pri-mon: ISDN monitor of one or more primary HDLC interface(s)
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;type=isdn-pri-mon
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; sig-net: string: Specify the span(s) containing the signalling channel(s) for the network side of the monitored link
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; For example wanpipe1 or any other section specified in any of the telephony
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; modules like wpcard or zapcard
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;sig-net=
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; sig-cpe: string: Specify the span(s) containing the signalling channel(s) for the user side of the monitored link
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; For example wanpipe1 or any other section specified in any of the telephony
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; modules like wpcard or zapcard
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;sig-cpe=
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; voice-net: string: Specify the span(s) containing the voice channel(s) for the network side of the monitored link
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; Multiple cards may be specified by simply separating them with a comma (',') character
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; Defaults to the span specified in the sig-net parameter
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;voice-net=
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; voice-cpe: string: Specify the span(s) containing the voice channel(s) for the user side of the monitored link
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; Multiple cards may be specified by simply separating them with a comma (',') character
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; Defaults to the span specified in the sig-cpe parameter
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;voice-cpe=
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; detect: boolean: Change the side of the link on each captured request for watched signalling span(s)
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; If disabled and the side of the link is not correct, the monitor will not be notified on
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; data link state change. This may lead to malfunction
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;detect=yes
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; idletimeout: integer: HDLC data link idle timeout, should be 3 * T203
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; The minimum allowed value is 4000ms. Defaults to 30000 if missing or invalid
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;idletimeout=30000
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; muxchanbuffer: integer: The buffer size for one channel of the audio multiplexer
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; Defaults to 160 if 0 or missing
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;muxchanbuffer=160
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; idlevalue: integer: The value used by the audio multiplexer to fill missing data
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; This value is used to fill the free space when the multiplexer has to forward the received
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; data but one channel buffer is not full
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; Interval: 0..255. Defaults to 255 if missing or invalid
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; Ignored if type is not isdn-pri-mon
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;idlevalue=255
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; layer2dump-net: string: Filename to dump NET Q.921 packets to
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;layer2dump-net=
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; layer2dump-cpe: string: Filename to dump CPE Q.921 packets to
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;layer2dump-cpe=
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; Example of a SS7 ISUP trunk
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;[isup1]
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; type: keyword: Specify the trunk type
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; Allowed values:
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; ss7-isup: SS7 ISDN User Part
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;type=ss7-isup
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; pointcodetype: string: SS7 point code type (required)
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; Allowed values:
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; ITU ITU-T Q.704
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; ANSI ANSI T1.111.4
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; ANSI8 8-bit SLS
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; China GF 001-9001
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; Japan T-Q704, NTT-Q704
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; Japan5 5-bit SLS
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;pointcodetype=
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; pointcode: string: Local point code to accept as destination
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; If no point codes are added no calls can be made (incoming or outgoing)
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; through this trunk
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; The format is network-cluster-member or number
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;pointcode=
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; defaultpointcode: string: Default originating point code used for outgoing calls
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; It also acts as accepted point code (see pointcode)
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; Only one point code can be default
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; The format is network-cluster-member or number
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;defaultpointcode=
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; remotepointcode: string: Default destination point code used for outgoing
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; calls and maintenance messages
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; If missing or invalid, no maintenance message will be sent
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; The format is network-cluster-member or number
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;remotepointcode=
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; service: int: Service Information Field (protocol number)
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; It is unlikely you will ever need to modify it
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;service=5
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; priority: keyword: Value of the Priority bits in the Service Information Octet
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; Allowed values: regular, special, circuit, facility
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;priority=regular
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; netindicator: keyword: Value of Network Indicator bits in the SIO
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; Allowed values: international, spareinternational, national, reservednational
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;netindicator=national
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; userparttest: integer: Remote user part test interval in seconds
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; Set to 0 to always assume the remote user part is available
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; Invalid values default to minimum (10s)
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;userparttest=60
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; lockgroup: boolean: Allow sending circuit group block/unblock requests
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; Normally the remote side must support circuit group operations
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;lockgroup=yes
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; earlyacm: boolean: Convert received early ACM user state into progress or ringing
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;earlyacm=yes
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; voice: string: Specify the span(s) containing the voice channels (L1)
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; Multiple cards may be specified by simply separating them with a comma (',')
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; character
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; Defaults to the trunk name if missing
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;voice=
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; offset: int: Offset of voice circuit codes relative to low level circuit number
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;offset=0
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; range: string: Arbitrary ranges of circuits for outbound calls (can be repeated)
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; Possible formats:
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; range=name:list of circuits (like 1,3,5-9)
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; range=name:strategy:list of circuits (like 1,3,5-9)
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; strategy: string: The strategy used to allocate voice channels for outgoing calls
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; Allowed values:
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; - increment Incremental search an idle channel starting with the last allocated channel
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; - decrement Decremental search an idle channel starting with the last allocated channel
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; - lowest Incremental search an idle channel starting with the first channel in group
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; - highest Decremental search an idle channel starting with the last channel in group
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; - random Randomly choose an idle channel
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; Defaults to increment
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;strategy=increment
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; strategy-restrict: string: Define channel allocation restrictions and behaviour
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; This option is ignored when strategy is random
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; Allowed values:
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; even Allocate only even channels
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; odd Allocate only odd channels
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; even-fallback Allocate even channels, fall back to odd channels
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; odd-fallback Allocate odd channels, fall back to even channels
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;strategy-restrict=
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; channelsync: integer: The interval (in seconds) at which the call controller
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; will try to re-sync idle channels
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; The call controller will notify the other side of the link of idle channels
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; Set to 0 to disable
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; Defaults to minimum value (60s) if missing or invalid
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;channelsync=1000
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; sls: integer or keyword: Default Signaling Link Selection in outbound calls
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; Allowed values:
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; auto Let SS7 Layer3 add a proper value
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; last Last SLS used (default for non-ITU)
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; cic Use the circuit number as SLS (ITU style)
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; 0..255 Explicit numeric value, gets truncated to the SLS bit range
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;sls=last (cic if pointcodetype is ITU)
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; numplan: string: Default numbering plan for outgoing calls
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; Values: unknown, isdn, data, telex, national, private
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; Defaults to unknown if missing or incorrect
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;numplan=unknown
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; numtype: string: Default number type for outgoing calls
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; Values: unknown,international,national,net-specific,subscriber,abbreviated,reserved
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; Defaults to unknown if missing or incorrect
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;numtype=unknown
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; presentation: string: Default number presentation for outgoing calls
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; Values: allowed, restricted, unavailable
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; Defaults to allowed if missing or incorrect
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;presentation=allowed
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; screening: string: Default number screening for outgoing calls
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; Values: user-provided, user-provided-passed, user-provided-failed, network-provided
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; Defaults to user-provided if missing or incorrect
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;screening=user-provided
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; inn: boolean: Routing to Internal Network Number allowed
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; Defaults to no
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;inn=no
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; format: string: Default data format for outgoing calls. Values: alaw, mulaw, g721
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; Defaults to mulaw for ANSI and Japan point codes, alaw for all others
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; alaw is used commonly in Europe while mulaw is used commonly in US and Japan.
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;format=
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; continuity: string: Type of continuity check to perform on the circuits
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; If not set calls that request continuity check will be rejected
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;continuity=
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; print-messages: boolean: Print decoded protocol data units to output
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; This option is applied on reload
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; Defaults to no
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;print-messages=no
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; extended-debug: boolean: Print extended debug data (such as raw hex data) to output
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; This option is applied on reload
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; Defaults to no
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;extended-debug=no
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; Example of a SS7 MTP3 network (linkset)
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;[linkset1]
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; type: keyword: Specify the linkset type
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; Allowed values:
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; ss7-mtp3: SS7 Message Transfer Part - Layer 3
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;type=ss7-mtp3
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; netind2pctype: string: Comma separated list of point code types used to map an
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; incoming network indicator to a specific point code type
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; This option is required and is used to configure a SS7 MTP3 network
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; The list must contain either a singe type or 4 values indicating the point
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; code type for International, SpareInternational, National and ReservedNational
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; network indicators
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; If only a single type is specified it will be used to configure all types of
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; network indicators
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; See the ISUP pointcodetype option for allowed values
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; NOTE: An incoming packet with an unconfigured network indicator will be dropped
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; Examples:
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; netind2pctype=ITU
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; netind2pctype=ITU,ANSI,ITU,ITU
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; netind2pctype=ANSI8,ITU,ANSI,ITU
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;netind2pctype=
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; route: string: Build a destination route for the SS7 network
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; The format of this option is pointcodetype,label,priority
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; This parameter can be repeated to build multiple destination routes
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; The network will notify the router about its destination(s) and priority
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; If not specified the priority is 100. A zero priority creates an adjacent route
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; Example: route=ITU,2-2-2,100
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;route=
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; adjacent: string: Build an adjacent route for the SS7 network (A, E and F links)
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; The format of this option is pointcodetype,label
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; This parameter can be repeated to declare multiple adjacent routers
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; The network will notify the router about its destination(s) and priority
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; The priority is always zero so an adjacent route will always match first.
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; Example: route=ANSI,40-50-60
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;adjacent=
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; autostart: bool: Automatically enable the linkset at startup
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;autostart=yes
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; layer3dump: string: Filename to dump MTP3 packets to
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;layer3dump=
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; Example of a SS7 MTP2 link
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;[link1]
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; type: keyword: Specify the link type
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; Allowed values:
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; ss7-mtp2: SS7 Message Transfer Part - Layer 2
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;type=ss7-mtp2
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; autostart: bool: Automatically try to align the MTP2 at startup
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;autostart=yes
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; emergency: boolean: Emergency align SS7 MTP2 layer at startup
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;emergency=yes
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; filllink: boolean: Configure MTP2 to request link fill (packet repeat) when
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; sending FISU or LSSU packets
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;filllink=yes
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; rxunderrun: int: Maximum interval in ms between two packets before we report
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; an underrun condition, zero to disable or 25+
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;rxunderrun=0
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; layer2dump: string: Filename to dump MTP2 packets to
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;layer2dump=
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