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Alcatel SMC 3.2.XCartridge Guide

Second EditionJuly 2008

Oracle Communications® ASAP™ Cartridge 1.0 GA Release for Alcatel SMC 3.2.X

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Contents1. Cartridge Overview ...................................................................................... 1

Cartridge content ................................................................................................................... 2Prerequisites ......................................................................................................................... 2About this guide .................................................................................................................... 2Services, features, and options ............................................................................................. 3Hardware and software requirements ................................................................................... 3Network element (NE) interface ............................................................................................ 3ASAP version ........................................................................................................................ 4Connecting to the NE ............................................................................................................ 4

2. Installing and Testing the Cartridge ........................................................... 5Downloading the cartridge .................................................................................................... 5Starting ASAP ....................................................................................................................... 6Installing the cartridge using scripts ...................................................................................... 7Uninstalling the cartridge using scripts .................................................................................. 7Testing the cartridge installation ........................................................................................... 8

Configuring loopback and live mode parameters ........................................................... 8Modifying E_ALCATEL-SMC_3_HOST.xml ................................................................. 11Testing the installation .................................................................................................. 11

3. Atomic Service Description Layer (ASDL) Commands .......................... 13ASDL commands ................................................................................................................ 15

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ADMIN_CALL_BARRING ................................................ 18A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ALARM_CALL_SUBSCR ................................................ 20A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ANONYM_REJECT_ADMIN ........................................... 22A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ANONYM_REJECT_ADMIN_RB .................................... 24A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_COMPLETION ...................................................... 26A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_FORWARD_ADMIN ............................................. 29A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_FORWARD_SUBSCR .......................................... 31A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_RETURN ............................................................... 34A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CLG_ID_PRESENT ......................................................... 36A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CLG_ID_RESTR ............................................................. 38A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CLG_ID_RESTR_RB ...................................................... 41A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CON_ID_RESTR ............................................................. 43A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CON_ID_RESTR_RB ...................................................... 44A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CREDIT_LIMIT ................................................................ 46A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_DO_NOT_DISTURB ........................................................ 48A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_FIXED_DEST_CALL_ADMIN .......................................... 51A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ICB_SUBSCR .................................................................. 53A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_OCB_ADMIN ................................................................... 56A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_OCB_ADMIN_RB ............................................................ 58A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_OCB_SUBSCR ................................................................ 61A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_PIN_SERVICE ................................................................. 63A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SEL_ACCEPT_SUBSCR ................................................ 65

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A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SEL_CFWD_SUBSCR .................................................... 68A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SEL_REJECT_SUBSCR ................................................. 70A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_THREE_PARTY_CONF .................................................. 72A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_THREE_PARTY_SERVICE ............................................. 75A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_CLEAN_ACTION ....................................................................... 77A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_CREATE_SUBSCRIBER .......................................................... 78A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_CREATE_SUBSCRIBER_RB ................................................... 81A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DEFINE_MTA ........................................................................... 84A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DEFINE_MTA_PORT ............................................................... 86A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DEFINE_MTA_PORT_RB ........................................................ 90A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DEFINE_MTA_RB .................................................................... 92A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DELETE_MTA ........................................................................... 93A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DELETE_MTA_PORT ............................................................... 94A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DELETE_MTA_PORT_RB ........................................................ 95A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DELETE_MTA_RB .................................................................... 96A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DISPLAY_MTA ......................................................................... 98A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DISPLAY_MTA_PORT ........................................................... 100A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DISPLAY_SUBSCRIBER ........................................................ 103A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_INIT_ACTION .......................................................................... 105A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_MODIFY_CREDIT_LIMIT ........................................................ 105A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ADMIN_CALL_BARRING ...................................... 108A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ALARM_CALL_SUBSCR ...................................... 110A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ANONYM_REJECT_ADMIN ................................. 113A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ANONYM_REJECT_ADMIN_RB .......................... 115A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_COMPLETION ............................................ 117A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_FORWARD_ADMIN ................................... 120A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_FORWARD_SUBSCR ................................ 122A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_RETURN ..................................................... 125A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CARRIER_SELECTION ........................................ 127A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CARRIER_SELECTION_RB ................................. 129A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CLG_ID_PRESENT ............................................... 132A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CLG_ID_RESTR ................................................... 135A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CLG_ID_RESTR_RB ............................................ 137A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CON_ID_RESTR ................................................... 139A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CON_ID_RESTR_RB ............................................ 142A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CREDIT_LIMIT ...................................................... 144A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_DO_NOT_DISTURB .............................................. 147A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_FIXED_DEST_CALL_ADMIN ................................ 149A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ICB_SUBSCR ........................................................ 151A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_OCB_ADMIN ......................................................... 154A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_OCB_ADMIN_RB .................................................. 156A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_OCB_SUBSCR ...................................................... 159A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_PIN_SERVICE ....................................................... 162A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SEL_ACCEPT_SUBSCR ...................................... 164A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SEL_CFWD_SUBSCR .......................................... 166A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SEL_REJECT_SUBSCR ....................................... 168A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SUBSCRIBER ....................................................... 171A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SUBSCRIBER_RB ................................................ 174

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A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_THREE_PARTY_CONF ........................................ 176A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_THREE_PARTY_SERVICE ................................... 179A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_RESET_PIN_SERVICE .......................................................... 181A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_RESUME_ACTION ................................................................. 183A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_RESUME_QUERY .................................................................. 184A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_RESUME_ROLLBACK ............................................................ 185A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_RESUME_ROLLBACK_SUBSCRIBER .................................. 185A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_SET_ANNOUNCEMENT_SUBSCRIBER ............................... 186A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_SET_CARRIER_SELECTION ................................................. 189A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_SET_CARRIER_SELECTION_RB .......................................... 191A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_START_ACTION ..................................................................... 194A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_STOP_ACTION ....................................................................... 194A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_STOP_QUERY ........................................................................ 195A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_STOP_ROLLBACK ................................................................. 195A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_STOP_ROLLBACK_SUBSCRIBER ........................................ 196A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_UPDATE_MTA ........................................................................ 197A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_UPDATE_MTA_PORT ............................................................ 199A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_UPDATE_MTA_PORT_RB ..................................................... 202A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_CLEAN_ACTION .......................................................... 204A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_REMOVE_ANONYM_REJECT _ADMIN ...................... 205A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_REMOVE_CARRIER_SELECTION .............................. 205A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_REMOVE_CLG_ID_RESTR ......................................... 206A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_REMOVE_CON_ID_RESTR ......................................... 206A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_REMOVE_OCB_ADMIN ............................................... 207A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_REMOVE_SUBSCRIBER ............................................. 207A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_START_ROLLBACK_SUBSCRIBER ............................ 208

User exit types .................................................................................................................. 208Understanding user exit type XML files ...................................................................... 209

UserExitType.xml .............................................................................................................. 210

4. Service Definition ..................................................................................... 221CSDL Commands ............................................................................................................. 223

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ADMIN_CALL_BARRING ............................................. 225C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ALARM_CALL_SUBSCR .............................................. 226C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ALL_FEATURES ........................................................... 228C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ANONYM_REJECT_ADMIN ......................................... 231C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_COMPLETION .................................................... 232C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_FORWARD_ADMIN ........................................... 234C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_FORWARD_SUBSCR ........................................ 235C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_RETURN ............................................................ 237C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CLG_ID_PRESENT ...................................................... 238C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CLG_ID_RESTR ........................................................... 239C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CON_ID_RESTR ........................................................... 241C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CREDIT_LIMIT .............................................................. 242C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_DO_NOT_DISTURB ...................................................... 244C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_FIXED_DEST_CALL_ADMIN ........................................ 245C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ICB_SUBSCR ............................................................... 247C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_OCB_ADMIN ................................................................. 248

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C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_OCB_SUBSCR .............................................................. 250C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_PIN_SERVICE ............................................................... 251C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SEL_ACCEPT_SUBSCR .............................................. 252C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SEL_CFWD_SUBSCR .................................................. 254C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SEL_REJECT_SUBSCR ............................................... 255C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SUB_AND_PORT_FEATURES .................................... 256C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_THREE_PARTY_CONF ................................................ 260C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_THREE_PARTY_SERVICE .......................................... 262C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_CLEAN_ACTION .................................................................... 263C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_CREATE_SUBSCRIBER ........................................................ 264C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DEFINE_MTA ......................................................................... 266C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DEFINE_MTA_PORT ............................................................. 267C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DELETE_MTA ........................................................................ 269C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DELETE_MTA_PORT ............................................................ 270C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DISPLAY_MTA ....................................................................... 272C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DISPLAY_MTA_PORT ........................................................... 273C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DISPLAY_SUBSCRIBER ....................................................... 274C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_MODIFY_CREDIT_LIMIT ....................................................... 275C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ADMIN_CALL_BARRING ..................................... 277C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ALARM_CALL_SUBSCR ...................................... 278C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ALL_FEATURES ................................................... 280C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ANONYM_REJECT_ADMIN ................................. 283C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_BY_FEATURE_SUBSCRIBER ............................. 284C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_COMPLETION ............................................ 287C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_FORWARD_ADMIN ................................... 288C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_FORWARD_SUBSCR ................................ 289C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_RETURN .................................................... 291C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CARRIER_SELECTION ........................................ 292C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CLG_ID_PRESENT .............................................. 294C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CLG_ID_RESTR ................................................... 295C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CON_ID_RESTR ................................................... 297C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CREDIT_LIMIT ...................................................... 298C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_DO_NOT_DISTURB .............................................. 300C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_FIXED_DEST_CALL_ADMIN ................................ 301C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ICB_SUBSCR ....................................................... 303C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_OCB_ADMIN ......................................................... 304C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_OCB_SUBSCR ...................................................... 306C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_PIN_SERVICE ....................................................... 307C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SEL_ACCEPT_SUBSCR ...................................... 308C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SEL_CFWD_SUBSCR .......................................... 310C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SEL_REJECT_SUBSCR ....................................... 311C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SUBSCRIBER ....................................................... 312C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SUB_AND_PORT_FEATURES ............................ 314C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_THREE_PARTY_CONF ........................................ 317C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_THREE_PARTY_SERVICE .................................. 318C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_RESET_PIN_SERVICE .......................................................... 319C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_SET_ANNOUNCEMENT_SUBSCRIBER ............................... 321C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_SET_CARRIER_SELECTION ................................................ 322

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C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_UPDATE_MTA ........................................................................ 324C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_UPDATE_MTA_PORT ............................................................ 325C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_CLEAN_ACTION .......................................................... 326

5. Configuring ASAP to Support Additional NE Instances ...................... 327Extracting source files ....................................................................................................... 331

Loading a new XML file .............................................................................................. 332

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Alcatel SMC 3.2.X Cartridge Guide 1

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Cartridge Overview

ASAP cartridges are discrete software components that are developed for the ASAP product. An ASAP cartridge offers specific domain behavior on top of the core ASAP software, and provides the configuration that supports a set of services on a network element (NE).

An ASAP cartridge is not a stand-alone component, but operates in conjunction with the ASAP core product. ASAP cartridges offer the following benefits:

Reduced Time to Market - time to market of new services is reduced through simplified development, implementation, and extension of cartridges on customer sites.Extendable - cartridges can be extended to include additional services and components that deliver business value, without requiring changes to the original cartridge.Simplified Effort - the effort and technical knowledge that is required to perform customizations is reduced.Ease of Installation - cartridges can be installed into an ASAP environment without interfering with the existing install base.

An ASAP cartridge can be used to configure ASAP to provision the following:

NEs from a specific vendor, such as Nortel or Alcatel SMC.Technologies, such as Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) and Frame Relay switches, or Internet Protocol (IP) routers.Services that are supported on the NE, such as ATM, IP Virtual Private Networks (VPN), Wireless, or Optical.

An ASAP cartridge supports a particular set of services on an NE. These services are independent of customer-specific service definitions. Professional Services or systems integrators can perform extensions to the cartridge to support customer-specific requirements.

For more information on extending a cartridge, refer to the ASAP Cartridge Development Guide for Service Activation.

Cartridges are designed for a specific technology, software load, and service.

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Cartridge contentAn ASAP cartridge contains the following:

An interface to the NEA set of scripts, such as State Tables or Java methodsA set of atomic actions in the form of Atomic Service Description Layer (ASDL) commandsA set of Common Service Description Layer (CSDL) commands that form meaningful servicesSample work ordersInstallation scripts

PrerequisitesSystem integrators such as managers, designers, programmers, and testers who are responsible for the adaptation and integration of ASAP-based solutions should use this manual as a reference. It assumes that readers possess the following skills:

A knowledge of ASAP programming conceptsA good working knowledge of the UNIX operating systemA thorough understanding of service and network provisioningFamiliarity with telecommunications

About this guideThis guide provides a detailed description of the Alcatel SMC cartridge. It contains overview and technical information to assist with extending and integrating the cartridge into a customer environment.

The scope of this guide includes ASAP as it pertains to the use of this cartridge. It is not intended to be a complete ASAP reference guide.

For additional information when using this cartridge, refer to the following supporting documentation:

Activation documentation set—for detailed information on the ASAP component.ASAP Cartridge Development Guide for Service Activation—for information on how to extend a cartridge.

The Alcatel SMC cartridge provides the ASAP service configuration and Network Element (NE) interface to activate Subscriber serviceson E_ALCATEL-SMC_3_HOST NEs

Services, features, and options


Services, features, and optionsThe Alcatel SMC network element supports create, delete, modify and query operations on the following services:

Subscriber services.

Using these services, the following set of operations can be done:

Hardware and software requirementsThe following sections contain the high-level software and hardware environment requirements for provisioning Subscriber services including:

Network element (NE) interfaceASAP version

Network element (NE) interfaceThe following database tables in SARM are configured to support the NE configuration:

tbl_host_clli

Table 1: Supported services

Service Description

Subscriber services Creates a new Subscriber.

Deletes a new Subscriberr.

Modifies a new Subscriber to Add/Delete supplementary service.

Queries a new Subscriber.

MTA Configuration Define MTA configuration.

Delete MTA configuration.

Display MTA configuration.

MTA Port Configuration Define MTA port configuration.

Delete MTA port configuration.

Display MTA port configuration.

Update MTA port configuration.

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tbl_clli_routetbl_comm_paramtbl_resource_pooltbl_ne_config

ASAP versionThis cartridge was developed and tested using ASAP 4.7.1

For more information on the operating environment of this ASAP version, refer to the ASAP version ASAP 4.7.1 Release Record.

Connecting to the NEThis cartridge supports both asynchronous and synchronous mode communications using a TCP/IP socket interface to connect to the NE.


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Installing and Testing the Cartridge

This chapter describes the following procedures related to installing and testing the cartridge:

Downloading the cartridgeInstalling the cartridge using scriptsUninstalling the cartridge using scriptsTesting the cartridge installationLocate and view the sample work order files.I

Downloading the cartridgeBefore you can install the cartridge, you must use the internet to download the cartridge’s TAR file from Oracle’s Customer Portal.

Use the following instructions to download, then unTAR the TAR file.

To download the TAR file

1. Login to Oracle MetaLink internet home page (http://www.metalink.oracle.com).

2. Download the cartridge patch to your workstation.

To unTAR the TAR file

1. On your workstation, create a repository directory—the naming of which is your choice.mkdir <repository dir>

2. Untar AlcatelSMC_3_2_X_R1_0_0.<buildID>.tar.tar xvf AlcatelSMC_3_2_X_R1_0_0.<buildID>.tar

The directory structure in the repository directory should look like the following illustration. (this illustration describes the minimum required structure; you can enhance this directory structure with additional directories based on your requirements and deliverables). <repository_directory>

/README/installCartridge/uninstallCartridge/ALCATEL_SMC_3.sar

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Starting ASAPBefore installing the cartridge, ensure that ASAP is running.

To start ASAP

1. To start ASAP, execute the following script:start_asap_sys -d

2. Ensure the ASAP Daemon (DAM_$ENV_ID) is running by checking the ASAP status using the ASAP script “status”.

3. Check whether the WebLogic instance for this ASAP environment is running. If not, start the WebLogic instance.

The ASAP Administration Guide contains more information on starting ASAP, the ASAP Daemon, and WebLogic.

Installing the cartridge using scripts


Installing the cartridge using scriptsRun the installation script installCartridge to install the cartridge. The script executes the following tasks:

Configures the Alcatel SMC -specific NE using the SACT. Deploys the Alcatel SMC cartridge service model (only if the Alcatel SMC service model is not yet deployed) using the Service Activation Deployment Tool (SADT).Copies the Alcatel SMC -specific jar files and the cpp library file to the ASAP environment.Loads the sample work orders to the SRP database.

For information on the SACT and the SADT, refer to the ASAP Administration Guide.

To install the cartridge

1. Run the installCartridge script. At the prompt, type:installCartridge ALCATEL_SMC_3.sar

2. The script prompts you for the values of the following WebLogic login parameters:

WebLogic HostnameWebLogic HTTP PortWebLogic Login User IDWebLogic Login Password

The script loads the NEP-NE configuration and the CSDL-ASDL configuration to the SARM database, and loads sample work orders to the SRP database. The script also copies the cartridge-specific jar files and cpp library file to the ASAP environment.

3. Restart BEA Weblogic server to ensure EJB Message bean is registered with JMS queue.

4. Restart ASAP to upload the cartridge configuration into ASAP.

Uninstalling the cartridge using scriptsRun the uninstallation script uninstallCartridge to uninstall the Alcatel SMC cartridge. The script executes the following tasks:

Unconfigures Alcatel SMC -specific NEs using the SACT. Undeploys the Alcatel SMC cartridge service model (only if the Alcatel SMC service model is already deployed) using the Service Activation Deployment Tool (SADT). Removes the Alcatel SMC -specific jar files and cpp library file from the ASAP environment.

For more information on the SACT and the SADT, refer to the ASAP Administration Guide.



To uninstall the cartridge

1. Run the uninstallCartridge script. At the prompt, type:uninstallCartridge ALCATEL_SMC_3.<timestamp>.sar

2. The script prompts you for the values of the following parameters:

WebLogic HostnameWebLogic HTTP PortWebLogic Login User IDWebLogic Login Password

The script unloads the NEP-NE configuration and CSDL-ASDL configuration from SARM database. It also removes the cartridge specific jar files and cpp library file from the ASAP environment.

3. Restart BEA Weblogic server to ensure EJB Message bean is de-registered with JMS queue

Testing the cartridge installationTo test this cartridge installation, you need to know about the network element (NE), services, and basic Activation configuration. You may need to perform adjustments to provision a service for a specific NE, network, or connectivity configuration.

You can test the cartridge installation using one of the following methods:

Loopback mode—does not actually connect to or send commands to the NE.Live mode—connects to and sends commands to a live NE.

Configuring loopback and live mode parametersSet the following variables to test the cartridge in live testing modes

Live mode

Set the following parameter to test the cartridge in live mode.

Table 2: Live Mode Parameter Settings

Configuration Variable Parameter Settings Location

LOOPBACK_ON 0 ASAP.cfg

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Communication parameters

The following are the list of parameters for the sample NE configuration XML used by SACT

Table 3: Communication parameters

Parameter Label Parameter Value Description

IDLE_TIMER_ASDL 2 The idle ASDL after a period of inactivity on the connection.

IDLE_TIMER_INTERVAL 2 The idle timer. If this parameter is not defined or is set to zero, the IDLE_TIMER_ASDL is not triggered regardless of how long a connection remains idle.

OPEN_TIMEOUT 99 For State Table only. The wait timeout period, in seconds, that ASAP waits to open the device. The wait timeout parameter is only applicable to the serial interface.

WRITE_TIMEOUT 5 For State Table only. The wait timeout period, in seconds, that ASAP waits to write to the device.

READ_TIMEOUT 99 For State Table only. The wait timeout period, in seconds, that ASAP waits to read from the device. Currently, this is only applicable to the socket interface.

DISABLE_PORT_ON_LOGIN 99 For State Table only. Determines whether the port should be disabled if login to the NE fails. If the parameter is equal to zero, then the port is not disabled.

SOCKET_CLIENT 99 For State Table only. Socket server or client. The only valid value is 'C' because the communication is a Socket client.

HOST_NAME HOST_CLLI Machine name for the host NE.

HOST_IPADDR 10.9.1.181 Network IP address for the host SMC NE. (ie. 10.9.1.181)

SOCKET_FAMILY 2 For State Table only. The only valid value is '2' because only the Internet address family is supported.

RESULT_SESSION_PORT 10001 Port number for SMC Result Session



REQUEST_SESSION_PORT 10000 Port number for SMC Request Session

MONITOR_INTERVAL 60 Periodic Interval (in seconds) for Watchdog Thread

URL t3://srvtodev08:7419 URL of BEA Weblogic based on ASAP environment

WORKORDER_TIMEOUT 3 Maximum number of minutes before a work order is viewed as being timed out.

TIMEOUT_ACTION FAIL Valid values (FAIL/SOFT_FAIL). User flag to indicate if work order times out to automatically rollback (FAIL) or not (SOFT_FAIL).

THROTTLE 50 Time in milliseconds to throttle multiple requests

HOST_USERNAME arbor Login userid of SMC Host

HOST_PASSWORD xxx Login password of SMC HOST

FORCE_RB FALSE Configurable parameter(TRUE/FALSE) for force rollback action to be executed.

REQUEST_QUEUE SMCRequestQueue Do Not Change. JNDI Name of JMS queue used for internal communication

VERSION arbor Version value of arbor for SMC

REQUEST_SESSION_RECV_TIMEOUT

120 Number of seconds the Request Session will wait to receive data before a timeout

DELETE_ASYNC_DB_ROWS TRUE Do not change. Set to TRUE to delete asynchronous data from database

ASYNC_RESPONSE_TIMEOUT

10 Maximum number of minutes before asychronous response data is deleted from database

Table 3: Communication parameters

Parameter Label Parameter Value Description

Testing the cartridge installation


Modifying E_ALCATEL-SMC_3_HOST.xmlUse the following procedure to modify E_ALCATEL-SMC_3_HOST.xml.

To modify E_ALCATEL-SMC_3_HOST.xml

1. Create a new source directory. You can give this directory any appropriate, meaningful name you want to.

mkdir <new_source_directory>

2. Copy ALCATEL_SMC_3.sar to this new source directory.

cp ALCATEL_SMC_3.sar ./<new_source_directory>

3. Change directory to <new_source_directory>.cd <new_source_directory>

4. Un-jar ALCATEL_SMC_3.sar. This extracts the contents of the sar file.

jar xvf ALCATEL_SMC_3.sar

5. Edit <new_source_directory>E_ALCATEL-SMC_3_HOST.xml in with the appropriate changes.

6. Create a new sar file at the <new_source_directory> level. CreateSar $PWD

7. Uninstall the cartridge using ALCATEL_SMC_3.sar. (That is, use the original sar file that you copied in Step 2 above—see “Uninstalling the cartridge using scripts” on page 7 for uninstallation instructions).

8. After you uninstall the cartridge, rename the sar file, so you have a backup copy of it.

9. Copy the new sar file from <new_source_directory>.

10. Reinstall the cartridge (see “Installing the cartridge using scripts” on page 7 for installation instructions).

Testing the installationThe following procedure describes the steps required to test the cartridge installation in loopback mode. We recommend that you perform the initial cartridge installation test in loopback mode.

To test in loopback mode

1. Stop ASAP by typing the following command at the UNIX prompt:stop_asap_sys -d

2. Ensure loop back mode is on. See “Live mode” on page 8 for a description of how to set the loop back parameter to “On”.



3. Start ASAP by typing:start_asap_sys -d

4. Send the sample work orders through the SRP Emulator by typing:run_suite $SRP <ctrl_password> <suite name>

You can locate the suite names by typing:grep SUITE * | grep -v END

A list of all available suites appears.

For more information on the SRP Emulator, refer to the ASAP Administration Guide.

5. Verify the status of the sample work orders by typing:asap_utils l

All successful work orders returns to the 104 state.

To view the sample work orders provided with this cartridge, refer to the Alcatel SMC cartridge source.

Viewing the sample work orders

You find the sample work orders under the sample_wo directory in the sar file. The following procedure describes how to view the sample work orders.

To view the sample work orders

1. Create a repository directory, copy the sar file to the new directory and un-jar the sar file, as described by Step 1 through Step 4 in “Modifying E_ALCATEL-SMC_3_HOST.xml” on page 11.

2. Locate and view the sample work order files.I


3

Atomic Service Description Layer (ASDL) Commands

ASDL commands represent a set of atomic actions that ASAP can perform on a network element (NE). ASAP can combine ASDLs to create meaningful services (CSDLs) within a cartridge.

This chapter presents detailed information on the ASDL parameters that we provide with this cartridge. The following table lists and describes the type of parameter information that is included.

Table 4: ASDL parameter information

Item Description

Parameter Name Identifies the parameter that is configured for the stated service.

Description Describes the parameter.

Range Describes or lists the range of values that can be used to satisfy this parameter.

Default Value Configures a default value for the parameter so that it is not mandatory for the upstream system to provide a value.

Chapter 3: Atomic Service Description Layer (ASDL) Commands


For a detailed description of the Required and Optional parameter classifications, refer to the ASAP Administration Guide.

Type Indicates one of the following parameter types:

S—Scalar, specifies the parameter label transmitted on the ASDL command. Scalar parameters are conventional name-value pair parameters.C—Compound, specifies the base name of the compound parameter transmitted on the ASDL command. A compound parameter contains structures or arrays of information that are represented by a particular structure name or compound parameter name. Each compound parameter can contain a large number of elements. If you use compound parameters, you only require a single entry in the ASAP translation tables to call the compound parameter and all its associated parameter elements.I—Indexed, identifies a parameter that contains a sequential numerical index value to tell the SARM that it should execute the same operation (for example, an ASDL command) for all occurrences of that index. Consequently, if there are several options on a particular CSDL command (OPT1, OPT2, OPT3, etc.), you can specify the OPT parameter as an indexed parameter. When you specify the OPT parameter as an indexed parameter, the SARM generates several occurrences of that same ASDL command and each command has a different value for the option being transmitted to the NEP.

For more information on parameter types, refer to the ASAP Developer Reference.

Class Indicates one of the following parameter classifications:

R—Required scalar parameterO—Optional scalar parameterC—Required compound parameterN—Optional compound parameterM—Mandatory indexed parameterI—Optional indexed parameterS—Parameter count

Table 4: ASDL parameter information

Item Description

ASDL commands


ASDL commandsThis cartridge provides the following ASDL commands:

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ADMIN_CALL_BARRINGA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ALARM_CALL_SUBSCRA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ANONYM_REJECT_ADMINA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ANONYM_REJECT_ADMIN_RBA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_COMPLETIONA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_FORWARD_ADMINA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_FORWARD_SUBSCRA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_RETURNA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CLG_ID_PRESENTA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CLG_ID_RESTRA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CLG_ID_RESTR_RBA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CON_ID_RESTRA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CON_ID_RESTR_RBA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CREDIT_LIMITA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_DO_NOT_DISTURBA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_FIXED_DEST_CALL_ADMINA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ICB_SUBSCRA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_OCB_ADMINA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_OCB_ADMIN_RBA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_OCB_SUBSCRA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_PIN_SERVICEA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SEL_ACCEPT_SUBSCRA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SEL_CFWD_SUBSCRA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SEL_REJECT_SUBSCRA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_THREE_PARTY_CONFA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_THREE_PARTY_SERVICEA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_CLEAN_ACTIONA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_CREATE_SUBSCRIBERA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_CREATE_SUBSCRIBER_RBA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DEFINE_MTAA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DEFINE_MTA_PORTA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DEFINE_MTA_PORT_RBA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DEFINE_MTA_RB



A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DELETE_MTAA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DELETE_MTA_PORTA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DELETE_MTA_PORT_RBA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DELETE_MTA_RBA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DISPLAY_MTAA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DISPLAY_MTA_PORTA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DISPLAY_SUBSCRIBERA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_INIT_ACTIONA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_MODIFY_CREDIT_LIMITA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ADMIN_CALL_BARRINGA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ALARM_CALL_SUBSCRA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ANONYM_REJECT_ADMINA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ANONYM_REJECT_ADMIN_RBA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_COMPLETIONA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_FORWARD_ADMINA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_FORWARD_SUBSCRA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_RETURNA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CARRIER_SELECTIONA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CARRIER_SELECTION_RBA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CLG_ID_PRESENTA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CLG_ID_RESTRA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CLG_ID_RESTR_RBA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CON_ID_RESTRA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CON_ID_RESTR_RBA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CREDIT_LIMITA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_DO_NOT_DISTURBA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_FIXED_DEST_CALL_ADMINA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ICB_SUBSCRA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_OCB_ADMINA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_OCB_ADMIN_RBA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_OCB_SUBSCRA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_PIN_SERVICEA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SEL_ACCEPT_SUBSCRA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SEL_CFWD_SUBSCRA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SEL_REJECT_SUBSCRA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SUBSCRIBER

ASDL commands


A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SUBSCRIBER_RBA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_THREE_PARTY_CONFA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_THREE_PARTY_SERVICEA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_RESET_PIN_SERVICEA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_RESUME_ACTIONA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_RESUME_QUERYA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_RESUME_ROLLBACKA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_RESUME_ROLLBACK_SUBSCRIBERA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_SET_ANNOUNCEMENT_SUBSCRIBERA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_SET_CARRIER_SELECTIONA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_SET_CARRIER_SELECTION_RBA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_START_ACTIONA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_STOP_ACTIONA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_STOP_QUERYA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_STOP_ROLLBACKA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_STOP_ROLLBACK_SUBSCRIBERA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_UPDATE_MTAA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_UPDATE_MTA_PORTA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_UPDATE_MTA_PORT_RBA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_CLEAN_ACTIONA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_REMOVE_ANONYM_REJECT_ADMINA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_REMOVE_CARRIER_SELECTIONA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_REMOVE_CLG_ID_RESTRA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_REMOVE_CON_ID_RESTRA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_REMOVE_OCB_ADMINA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_REMOVE_SUBSCRIBERA_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_START_ROLLBACK_SUBSCRIBER



A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ADMIN_CALL_BARRINGAdd restriction to incoming and outgoing calls. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.admin_call_barring.add.generated.AddAdmin_call_barringProxy.execute

MML CommandsADD ADMIN-CALL-BARRING NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal digits> DN <1-8 decimal digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG BARRING-PROGRAM <text> END

Table 5: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ADMIN_CALL_BARRING

Parameter Name Description RangeDefault Value

Type Class

MCLI NE - Name of Network element as defined in the SMC.

S R

AREA_CODE Optional; Should be provided if the switch is configured with several area codes. If not present the switch chooses the default area code.

Upto 6 digits without leading zeros.

S O

DN Directory number of the subscriber addressed.

Upto 8 decimal digits without area code or leading zeros.

S R

SUBSCR_TYPE Type of subscriber to be addressed.

ANALOG

S R

BARRING_PROGRAM

The barring program as defined in the network element.

S R

NE The name of the network element as defined in SMC.

S R

CONT_FWD Internal Flag used in service model expression to determine if subsequent cctions will be executed.

S O

ASDL commands


Output ParametersThere are two categories of response messages:One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)Synchronous ResponseAcknowledgement or FailureAcknowledgementOK <request-id> END<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline><req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.NNNNNN An unique number.Failure<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> ::= <alpha-num>-Asynchronous ResponseReport Message or FailureReport Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>[ <message> ] <reports>[ <result-parameter> ] END <newline><reports> = REPORT [ <printable-ASCII-character>+<newline> OPTIONAL field <message><message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>OPTIONAL field<result-parameter> = PARAMETER <name> <type> <value> <newline> <name> = <text><type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT<value> = <dec-number> or <hex-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>



| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> = { <message> }+<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ALARM_CALL_SUBSCRThis service gives a subscriber the allowance to set wakeup calls. It is implemented by the Java method

com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.alarm_call_subscr.add.generated.AddAlarm_call_subscrProxy.execute

Table 6: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ALARM_CALL_SUBSCR


Type Class


S R


Upto 6 digits without leading zeros

S O


Upto 8 digits without area code or leading zeros.

S R


ANALOG

S R

AC_TYPE All available types of alarm calls included (one, daily, number of days).

ALL S R


S R

ASDL commands


MML Commands.ADD ALARM-CALL-SUBSCR NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal digits> DN <1-8 decimal digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG AC-TYPE ALL END

Output ParametersThere are two categories of response messages:One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)Synchronous ResponseAcknowledgement or FailureAcknowledgementOK <request-id> END<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline><req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.NNNNNN An unique number.Failure<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> ::= <alpha-num>Asynchronous ResponseReport Message or FailureReport Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>

CONT_FWD Internal flag used in service model expression to determine if subsequent Actions will be executed.

S O

Table 6: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ALARM_CALL_SUBSCR


Type Class



[ <message> ] <reports>[ <result-parameter> ] END <newline><reports> = REPORT [ <printable-ASCII-character>+<newline> OPTIONAL field <message><message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>OPTIONAL field<result-parameter> = PARAMETER <name> <type> <value> <newline> <name> = <text><type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT<value> = <dec-number> or <hex-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> = { <message> }+<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ANONYM_REJECT_ADMINThis service order removes the rejection of incoming calls defined as anonymous. Anonymous calls are defined as calls where the CLIR indication is available and set. It is implemented by the Java method

com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.anonym_reject_admin.add.generated.Addnonym_reject_adminProxy.execute

Table 7: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ANONYM_REJECT_ADMIN


Type Class


S R



S O

ASDL commands


MML CommandsADD ANONYM-REJECT-ADMIN NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG END

Output ParametersThere are two categories of response messages:One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)Synchronous ResponseAcknowledgement or FailureAcknowledgementOK <request-id> END<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline><req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.


Upto 8 digits without area code and leading zeros.

S R


ANALOG

S R


S R

CONT_FWD Internal Flag used in service model expression to determine if subsequent ASDL Actions will be executed,

S O

Table 7: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ANONYM_REJECT_ADMIN


Type Class



NNNNNN An unique number.Failure<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> ::= <alpha-num>Asynchronous ResponseReport Message or FailureReport Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>[ <message> ] <reports>[ <result-parameter> ] END <newline><reports> = REPORT [ <printable-ASCII-character>+<newline> OPTIONAL field <message><message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>OPTIONAL field<result-parameter> = PARAMETER <name> <type> <value> <newline> <name> = <text><type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT<value> = <dec-number> or <hex-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> = { <message> }+<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ANONYM_REJECT_ADMIN_RBThis service order de-activates the rejection of incoming calls defined as anonymous. Anonymous calls are defined as calls where the CLIR indication is available and set. It is implemented by the Java method

ASDL commands


com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.anonym_reject_admin_rb.add.generated.AddAnonym_reject_admin_rbProxy.execute

MML CommandsREMOVE ANONYM-REJECT-ADMIN NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG END

Output ParametersThere are two categories of response messages:One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)Synchronous ResponseAcknowledgement or FailureAcknowledgementOK <request-id> END<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline>

Table 8: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ANONYM_REJECT_ADMIN_RB


Type Class


S R

OLD_AREA_CODE Optional; Should be provided if the switch is configured with several area codes. If not present the switch chooses the default area code.


S O

OLD_DN Directory number of the subscriber addressed.


S R

OLD_SUBSCR_TYPE Type of subscriber to be addressed.

ANALOG

S R

OLD_NE The name of the network element as defined in the SMC.

S R



<req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.NNNNNN An unique number.Failure<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> ::= alpha-numberic characterAsynchronous ResponseReport Message or FailureReport Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>[ <message> ] <reports>[ <result-parameter> ] END <newline><reports> = REPORT [ <printable-ASCII-character>+<newline> OPTIONAL field <message><message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = alpha-numeric characterOPTIONAL field<result-parameter> = PARAMETER <name> <type> <value> <newline> <name> = <text><type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT<value> = <decimal-number> or <hexadecimal-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> = { <message> }+<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_COMPLETIONGives a subscriber the allowance to be called back by the network to complete a call. The service can be invoked for calls , where the called party was busy. It is implemented by the Java method

ASDL commands


com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.call_completion.add.generated.AddCall_completionProxy.execute

MML CommandsADD CALL-COMPLETION NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG CC-TYPE BUSY END

Table 9: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_COMPLETION


Type Class


S R



S O

DN Direc try number of the subscriber addressed.


S R


ANALOG

S R

CC_TYPE Call completion on busy subscriber.

BUSY S R


S R

CONT_FWD Internal Flag used in service model expression to determine if subsequent Actions will be executed.

S O



Output ParametersThere are two categories of response messages:One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)Synchronous ResponseAcknowledgement or FailureAcknowledgementOK <request-id> END<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline><req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.NNNNNN An unique number.Failure<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> ::= <alpha-num>Asynchronous ResponseReport Message or FailureReport Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>[ <message> ] <reports>[ <result-parameter> ] END <newline><reports> = REPORT [ <printable-ASCII-character>+<newline> OPTIONAL field <message><message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>OPTIONAL field<result-parameter> = PARAMETER <name> <type> <value> <newline> <name> = <text><type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT<value> = <dec-number> or <hex-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>

ASDL commands



A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_FORWARD_ADMINThe (unconditional) forwarding of all calls to the subscriber to the administration defined destination will be activated. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.call_forward_admin.add.generated.AddCall_forward_adminProxy.execute

Table 10: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_FORWARD_ADMIN


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R

CFWD_TYPE The call will be call forward immediately.

IMMEDIATE

S R

DEST_DN The directory number to which the call will be established.

S R


S R



MML CommandsADD CALL-FORWARD-ADMIN NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG

CFWD-TYPE IMMEDIATE DEST-DN <1-16 decimal-digits> END

Output ParametersThere are two categories of response messages:One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)Synchronous ResponseAcknowledgement or FailureAcknowledgementOK <request-id> END<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline><req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.NNNNNN An unique number.Failure<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> ::= <alpha-num>Asynchronous ResponseReport Message or Failure


S O

Table 10: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_FORWARD_ADMIN


Type Class

ASDL commands


Report Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>[ <message> ] <reports>[ <result-parameter> ] END <newline><reports> = REPORT [ <printable-ASCII-character>+<newline> OPTIONAL field <message><message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>OPTIONAL field<result-parameter> = PARAMETER <name> <type> <value> <newline> <name> = <text><type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT<value> = <dec-number> or <hex-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> = { <message> }+<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_FORWARD_SUBSCRSetting of the allowance for a subscriber to control call forwarding. The types of call forwards which can be controlled are: IMMEDIATE, BUSY, NOREPLY. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.call_forward_subscr.add.generated.AddCal



l_forward_subscrProxy.execute.

MML Commands

ADD CALL-FORWARD-SUBSCR NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG

<cfwd-type> END

Table 11: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_FORWARD_SUBSCR


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R

CFWD_TYPE The call will be forwared unconditionally, on busy, or on no-reply.

S R


S R


S O

ASDL commands


NOTE:

<cfwd-type> = CFWD-TYPE { IMMEDIATE | BUSY | NOREPLY }

Output ParametersThere are two categories of response messages:One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)Synchronous ResponseAcknowledgement or FailureAcknowledgementOK <request-id> END<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline><req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.NNNNNN An unique number.Failure<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> ::= <alpha-num>Asynchronous ResponseReport Message or FailureReport Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>[ <message> ] <reports>[ <result-parameter> ] END <newline><reports> = REPORT [ <printable-ASCII-character>+<newline> OPTIONAL field <message><message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>OPTIONAL field<result-parameter> = PARAMETER <name> <type> <value> <newline> <name> = <text><type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT



<value> = <dec-number> or <hex-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> = { <message> }+<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_RETURNThe subscriber gets the allowance to return a call to the caller of the last unsuccessful call. A call is not successful, if it is not replied in the ringing phase. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.call_return.add.generated.AddCall_returnProxy.execute

Table 12: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_RETURN


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R


S R

ASDL commands


MML CommandsADD CALL-RETURN NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG END

Output Parameters.There are two categories of response messages:One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)Synchronous ResponseAcknowledgement or FailureAcknowledgementOK <request-id> END<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline><req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.NNNNNN An unique number.Failure<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> ::= <alpha-num>Asynchronous ResponseReport Message or FailureReport Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>

CONT_FWD Internal Flag used in service model expression to determine if subsequent Actions will be executed

S O

Table 12: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_RETURN


Type Class




A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CLG_ID_PRESENTThe served subscriber will be supplied with the calling line identification (if it is the called party). It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.clg_id_present.add.generated.AddClg_id_presentProxy.execute

Table 13: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CLG_ID_PRESENT


Type Class


S R



S O

ASDL commands


MML CommandsADD CLG-ID-PRESENT NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG END

Output ParametersThere are two categories of response messages:One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)Synchronous ResponseAcknowledgement or FailureAcknowledgementOK <request-id> END<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline><req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.NNNNNN An unique number.



S R

SUBSCR_TYPE Type of subscriber Upto be addressed.

ANALOG

S R


S R


S O

Table 13: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CLG_ID_PRESENT


Type Class



Failure<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> ::= <alpha-num>Asynchronous ResponseReport Message or FailureReport Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>[ <message> ] <reports>[ <result-parameter> ] END <newline><reports> = REPORT [ <printable-ASCII-character>+<newline> OPTIONAL field <message><message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>OPTIONAL field<result-parameter> = PARAMETER <name> <type> <value> <newline> <name> = <text><type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT<value> = <dec-number> or <hex-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> = { <message> }+<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CLG_ID_RESTRCalling Line Identification Presentation Restriction. Restriction of the display of the calling number to the called side. It is implemented by the Java method

ASDL commands


com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.clg_id_restr.add.generated.AddClg_id_restrProxy.execute

MML CommandsADD CLG-ID-RESTR NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG END

Output ParametersThere are two categories of response messages:

Table 14: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CLG_ID_RESTR


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R


S R

CONT_FWD Internal Flag used in service model expression to determine if subsequent ASDL Actions will be executed.

S O



One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)Synchronous ResponseAcknowledgement or FailureAcknowledgementOK <request-id> END<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline><req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.NNNNNN An unique number.Failure<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> ::= <alpha-num>Asynchronous ResponseReport Message or FailureReport Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>[ <message> ] <reports>[ <result-parameter> ] END <newline><reports> = REPORT [ <printable-ASCII-character>+<newline> OPTIONAL field <message><message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>OPTIONAL field<result-parameter> = PARAMETER <name> <type> <value> <newline> <name> = <text><type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT<value> = <dec-number> or <hex-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> = { <message> }+<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+

ASDL commands


<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>.

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CLG_ID_RESTR_RBCalling Line Identification Presentation Restriction. Remove restriction of the display of the calling number to the called side. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.clg_id_restr_rb.add.generated.AddClg_id_restr_rbProxy.execute

MML CommandsREMOVE CLG-ID-RESTR NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG END


Table 15: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CLG_ID_RESTR_RB


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R


S R




ASDL commands


<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CON_ID_RESTRConnected Line Identification Presentation Restriction. Restriction of the display of the connected line number to the called side. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.con_id_restr.add.generated.AddCon_id_restrProxy.executeMML Commands

None.

Table 16: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CON_ID_RESTR


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R


S R

CONT_FWD Internal Flag used in service model expression to determine if subsequent ASDL Actions will be executed

S O



Output Parameters

None.

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CON_ID_RESTR_RBConnected Line Identification Presentation Restriction. Remove restriction of the display of the connected line number to the called side. It is implemented by the Java method

n.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.con_id_restr.add.generated.AddCon_id_restrRBProxy.execute.

MML CommandsREMOVE CON-ID-RESTR NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG END

Table 17: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CON_ID_RESTR_RB


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R


S R

ASDL commands






A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CREDIT_LIMITThe served subscriber gets a limit for the charged calls. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.credit_limit.add.generated.AddCredit_limitProxy.execute

Table 18: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CREDIT_LIMIT


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R

RELEASE_CALL An existing call will be rleased when the credit limit is reached or not.

S R

REJECT_CALL New outgoing calls will be rejected when the credit limit has been reached or not.

S R

LIMIT This defines the limit. S R

ASDL commands


MML Commands

ADD CREDIT-LIMIT NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG

RELEASE-CALL { YES | NO } REJECT-CALL { YES | NO } LIMIT <dec-number> CREDIT-GROUP <dec-number> END


CREDIT_GROUP THs defines the credit group to which the subscriber will be assigned.

S R


S R


S O

Table 18: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CREDIT_LIMIT


Type Class




A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_DO_NOT_DISTURBThis service authorizes the subscriber to forward incoming calls to a tone or to an announcement (network option). It is implemented by the Java method

ASDL commands


com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.do_not_distrub.add.generated.AddDo_not_distrubProxy.execute

MML CommandsADD DO-NOT-DISTURB NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG END

Output ParametersThere are two categories of response messages:One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)

Table 19: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_DO_NOT_DISTURB


Type Class


S R


Up to 6 digits without leading zeros

S O


Up to 8 digits without area code or leading zeros.

S R


ANALOG

S R


S R


S O



One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)Synchronous ResponseAcknowledgement or FailureAcknowledgementOK <request-id> END<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline><req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.NNNNNN An unique number.Failure<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> ::= <alpha-num>Asynchronous ResponseReport Message or FailureReport Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>[ <message> ] <reports>[ <result-parameter> ] END <newline><reports> = REPORT [ <printable-ASCII-character>+<newline> OPTIONAL field <message><message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>OPTIONAL field<result-parameter> = PARAMETER <name> <type> <value> <newline> <name> = <text><type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT<value> = <dec-number> or <hex-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> = { <message> }+<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline>

ASDL commands


<msg-id> = <alpha-num>

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_FIXED_DEST_CALL_ADMINFixed Destination Call. A call to an operator defined destination will be established after a timeout, when the subscriber lifts the hand-set. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.fixed_dest_call_admin.add.generated.AddFixed_dest_call_adminProxy.execute

Table 20: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_FIXED_DEST_CALL_ADMIN


Type Class


S R

AREA_CODE Optional; Should be provided if the switch is configured with several area codes. If nto present the switch chooses the default area code.


S O



S R


ANALOG

S R

FDC_TYPE The call will be established after a network defined timeout.

DELAYED

S R

DEST_DN Directory number to which the call will be established

S R


S R



MML CommandsADD FIXED-DEST-CALL-ADMIN NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG

FDC-TYPE DELAYED DEST-DN <1-16 dec-digits> END



S O

Table 20: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_FIXED_DEST_CALL_ADMIN


Type Class

ASDL commands



A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ICB_SUBSCRIncoming Call Barring (subscriber controlled). Adding of barring programs is controlled by the subscriber. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.icb_subscr.add.generated.AddIcb_subscrProxy.execute

Table 21: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ICB_SUBSCR


Type Class


S R



MML CommandsADD ICB-SUBSCR NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG

BARRING-TYPE VARIABLE END

Output ParametersThere are two categories of response messages:One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)Synchronous Response



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R

BARRING_TYPE The barring can be controlled by the subscriber.

VARIABLE

S R


S R


S O

Table 21: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ICB_SUBSCR


Type Class

ASDL commands


Acknowledgement or FailureAcknowledgementOK <request-id> END<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline><req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.NNNNNN An unique number.Failure<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> ::= <alpha-num>Asynchronous ResponseReport Message or FailureReport Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>[ <message> ] <reports>[ <result-parameter> ] END <newline><reports> = REPORT [ <printable-ASCII-character>+<newline> OPTIONAL field <message><message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>OPTIONAL field<result-parameter> = PARAMETER <name> <type> <value> <newline> <name> = <text><type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT<value> = <dec-number> or <hex-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> = { <message> }+<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>



A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_OCB_ADMINOutgoing Call Barring (Admin Controlled) The activation of a barring program which must be defined in the switch. Prevents outgoing calls to a certain kind of destination. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.ocb_admin.add.generated.AddOcb_adminProxy.execute

Table 22: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_OCB_ADMIN


Type Class

MCLI .NE - Name of Network element as defined in the SMC.

S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R

BARRING_TYPE The barring cannot be controlled by the subscriber.

PERMANENT

S R

BARRING_PROGRAM


S R


S R

ASDL commands


MML CommandsADD OCB-ADMIN NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG

BARRING-TYPE PERMANENT <barring-program> END

Note:

<barring-program> = <text>

Output ParametersThere are two categories of response messages:One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)Synchronous ResponseAcknowledgement or FailureAcknowledgementOK <request-id> END<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline><req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.NNNNNN An unique number.Failure<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline>


S O

Table 22: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_OCB_ADMIN


Type Class



<msg-id> ::= <alpha-num>Asynchronous ResponseReport Message or FailureReport Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>[ <message> ] <reports>[ <result-parameter> ] END <newline><reports> = REPORT [ <printable-ASCII-character>+<newline> OPTIONAL field <message><message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>OPTIONAL field<result-parameter> = PARAMETER <name> <type> <value> <newline> <name> = <text><type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT<value> = <dec-number> or <hex-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> = { <message> }+<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_OCB_ADMIN_RBOutgoing Call Barring (Admin Controlled) . The de-activation of a barring program which must be defined in the switch. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.ocb_admin.add.generated.AddOcb_adminRbProxy.execute

Table 23: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_OCB_ADMIN_RB


Type Class


S R

ASDL commands


MML CommandsREMOVE OCB-ADMIN NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG


Note:


Output ParametersThere are two categories of response messages:One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R

OLD_BARRING_TYPE

The barring cannot be controlled by the subscriber.

PERMANENT

S R

OLD_BARRING_PROGRAM


S O


S R

Table 23: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_OCB_ADMIN_RB


Type Class



Synchronous ResponseAcknowledgement or FailureAcknowledgementOK <request-id> END<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline><req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.NNNNNN An unique number.Failure<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> ::= <alpha-num>Asynchronous ResponseReport Message or FailureReport Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>[ <message> ] <reports>[ <result-parameter> ] END <newline><reports> = REPORT [ <printable-ASCII-character>+<newline> OPTIONAL field <message><message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>OPTIONAL field<result-parameter> = PARAMETER <name> <type> <value> <newline> <name> = <text><type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT<value> = <dec-number> or <hex-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> = { <message> }+<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>

ASDL commands


A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_OCB_SUBSCROutgoing Call Barring (subscriber controlled). The abiility of a subscriber to set barring programs. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.ocb_subscr.add.generated.AddOcb_subscrProxy.execute

Table 24: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_OCB_SUBSCR


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R


VARIABLE

S R


S R


S O



MML CommandsADD OCB-SUBSCR NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG


Output ParametersThere are two categories of response messages:One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)Synchronous ResponseAcknowledgement or FailureAcknowledgementOK <request-id> END<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline><req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.NNNNNN An unique number.Failure<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> ::= <alpha-num>Asynchronous ResponseReport Message or FailureReport Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>[ <message> ] <reports>[ <result-parameter> ] END <newline><reports> = REPORT [ <printable-ASCII-character>+<newline> OPTIONAL field <message><message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>OPTIONAL field

ASDL commands


<result-parameter> = PARAMETER <name> <type> <value> <newline> <name> = <text><type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT<value> = <dec-number> or <hex-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> = { <message> }+<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_PIN_SERVICEAllow the setting of a Personal Identification number. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.pin_service.add.generated.AddPin_serviceProxy.execute

Table 25: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_PIN_SERVICE


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R


S R



MML CommandsADD PIN-SERVICE NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG END



S O

Table 25: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_PIN_SERVICE


Type Class

ASDL commands



A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SEL_ACCEPT_SUBSCRSelective Call Acceptance. The allowance for the subscriber for activating of the list for accepted calls will be controlled. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.sel_accept_subscr.add.generated.AddSel_accept_subscrProxy.execute

Table 26: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SEL_ACCEPT_SUBSCR


Type Class


S R



S O



MML Commands

.ADD SEL-ACCEPT-SUBSCR NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG

LIST-SIZE <dec-number> END

Note:

LIST-SIZE - optional; The size of the selection list. The size can be multiples of 5. The maximum is 30. The default is 10. If several selection lists are as-signed to a subscriber, the overall size must not exceed 30

Output ParametersThere are two categories of response messages:One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)Synchronous ResponseAcknowledgement or FailureAcknowledgementOK



S R


ANALOG

S R

LIST_SIZE Size of selection list 10 S O


S R


S O

Table 26: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SEL_ACCEPT_SUBSCR


Type Class

ASDL commands


<request-id> END<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline><req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.NNNNNN An unique number.Failure<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> ::= <alpha-num>Asynchronous ResponseReport Message or FailureReport Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>[ <message> ] <reports>[ <result-parameter> ] END <newline><reports> = REPORT [ <printable-ASCII-character>+<newline> OPTIONAL field <message><message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>OPTIONAL field<result-parameter> = PARAMETER <name> <type> <value> <newline> <name> = <text><type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT<value> = <dec-number> or <hex-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> = { <message> }+<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>



A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SEL_CFWD_SUBSCRSelective Call Forward. The allowance for the subscriber for activating of the list for forwarded calls will be controlled. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.sel_cfwd_subscr.add.generated.AddSel_cfwd_subscrProxy.execute

Table 27: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SEL_CFWD_SUBSCR


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R

LIST_SIZE Size of the selection list.

10 S O

CFWD_TYPE The call will be forwarded unconditionally.

IMMEDIATE

S R


S R


S O

ASDL commands


MML CommandsADD SEL-CFWD-SUBSCR NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG

LIST-SIZE <dec-number> CFWD-TYPE IMMEDIATE END

Note:

LIST-SIZE - optional; The size of the selection list. The size can be multiples of 5. The maximum is 30. The default is 10. If several selection lists are as-signed to a subscriber, the overall size must not exceed 30.

Output ParametersThere are two categories of response messages:One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)Synchronous ResponseAcknowledgement or FailureAcknowledgementOK <request-id> END<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline><req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.NNNNNN An unique number.Failure<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> ::= <alpha-num>-Asynchronous ResponseReport Message or FailureReport Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>[ <message> ] <reports>[ <result-parameter> ] END <newline><reports> = REPORT [ <printable-ASCII-character>+<newline>



OPTIONAL field <message><message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>OPTIONAL field<result-parameter> = PARAMETER <name> <type> <value> <newline> <name> = <text><type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT<value> = <dec-number> or <hex-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> = { <message> }+<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SEL_REJECT_SUBSCRSelective Call Rejection. The allowance for the subscriber for activating, deactivating and interrogation of the list for rejeccted calls will be controlled. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.sel_reject_subscr.add.generated.AddSel_reject_subscrProxy.execute

Table 28: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SEL_REJECT_SUBSCR


Type Class


S R



S O


Upto 8 digits without area code or leading zeros

S R

ASDL commands


MML Commands

ADD SEL-REJECT-SUBSCR NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG

LIST-SIZE <dec-number> END

Note:

LIST-SIZE - optional; The size of the selection list. The size can be multiples of 5. The maximum is 30. The default is 10. If several selection lists are as-signed to a subscriber, the overall size must not exceed 30.

Output ParametersThere are two categories of response messages:One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)Synchronous ResponseAcknowledgement or FailureAcknowledgementOK <request-id> END<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline><req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>


ANALOG

S R

LiST_SIZE Size of selection list 10 S O


S R


S O

Table 28: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SEL_REJECT_SUBSCR


Type Class



The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.NNNNNN An unique number.Failure<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> ::= <alpha-num>Asynchronous ResponseReport Message or FailureReport Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>[ <message> ] <reports>[ <result-parameter> ] END <newline><reports> = REPORT [ <printable-ASCII-character>+<newline> OPTIONAL field <message><message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>OPTIONAL field<result-parameter> = PARAMETER <name> <type> <value> <newline> <name> = <text><type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT<value> = <dec-number> or <hex-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> = { <message> }+<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_THREE_PARTY_CONFThis service allows a subscriber (A) to call a third line (C) during conversation with B. The subscriber can move between the two calls leaving the other on hold or reject one or both. Additionally a three party connection (conference) can be established. It is implemented by the Java method

ASDL commands


com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.three_party_conf.add.generated.AddThree_party_confProxy.execute

MML CommandsADD THREE-PARTY-CONF NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG END


Table 29: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_THREE_PARTY_CONF


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R


S R


S O




ASDL commands



A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_THREE_PARTY_SERVICEThis service allows a subscriber (A) to call a third line (C) during conversation with B. The subscriber can move between the two calls leaving the other on hold or reject one or both. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.three_party_service.add.generated.AddThree_party_serviceProxy.execute

Table 30: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_THREE_PARTY_SERVICE


Type Class


S R


Up to 6 digits without leading zeros.

S O



S R


ANALOG

S R


S R


S O



MML CommandsADD THREE-PARTY-SERVICE NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG END

Output ParametersThere are two categories of response messages:One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)Synchronous ResponseAcknowledgement or FailureAcknowledgementOK <request-id> END<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline><req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.NNNNNN An unique number.Failure<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> ::= <alpha-num>Asynchronous ResponseReport Message or FailureReport Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>[ <message> ] <reports>[ <result-parameter> ] END <newline><reports> = REPORT [ <printable-ASCII-character>+<newline> OPTIONAL field <message><message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>OPTIONAL field<result-parameter> = PARAMETER <name> <type> <value> <newline> <name> = <text>

ASDL commands


<type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT<value> = <dec-number> or <hex-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> = { <message> }+<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>.

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_CLEAN_ACTIONASDL Action to remove all database rows in special NEP Database table associated with a single Work Order. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.action.clean.generated.CleanActionProxy.execute

MML Commands

None.

Output Parameters

None.

Table 31: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_CLEAN_ACTION


Type Class


S R



A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_CREATE_SUBSCRIBERSubscriber data created in switch. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.subscriber.add.generated.AddSubscriberProxy.execute

Table 32: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_CREATE_SUBSCRIBER


Type Class


S R



S O


Up to 8 decimal digits without area code and leading zeros.

S R


ANALOG

S R

NA Physical network address of the control element where the subscriber is assigned to.

S R

LAN Logical address number identifying the subscriber in the control element.

S R

PROFILE The profile with which the subscriber shall be created; if not present the switch default will be used.

S O

ASDL commands


MML CommandsCREATE SUBSCRIBER NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG

NA <hex-number> LAN <dec-number> PROFILE <text> ORIGIN-ACCESS <text> ORIGIN-CHARGING <text> END

Note:

PROFILE - optional; The profile with which the subscriber shall be created; if not pre-sent, the switch default will be used.

ORIGIN-ACCESS - optional; The origin for access must be defined in the switch. If no origin is provided, the switch automatically chooses one.

ORIGIN-CHARGING - optional; The origin for charging must be defined in the switch. If no origin is provided, the switch automatically chooses one


ORIGIN_ACCESS Must be defined in the switch. If no origin is provided, the siwthc automatically chooses one.

S O

ORIGIN_CHARGING Must be defined by the switch. If not provided, the switch automatically chooses one.

S O

NE The name of the network element as defined in the SMC.

S R


S O

Table 32: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_CREATE_SUBSCRIBER


Type Class




ASDL commands



A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_CREATE_SUBSCRIBER_RBSubscriber data removed in switch. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.subscriber_rb.create.generated.CreateSubs



criber_RBProxy.execute

MML CommandsREMOVE SUBSCRIBER NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG

NA <hex-number> LAN <dec-number> END

Table 33: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_CREATE_SUBSCRIBER_RB


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R

OLD_NA Physical network address of the control element where the subscriber is assigned to.

S O

OLD_LAN Logical address number identifying the subscriber in the control element.

S O


S R

ASDL commands


Note:

NA - optional; Physical network address of the control element where the sub-scriber is assigned to.

LAN - optional; Logical access number iden-tifying the subscriber in the control element.

For UPC in rollback NA and LAN are not sent

Output ParametersThere are two categories of response messages:One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)Synchronous ResponseAcknowledgement or FailureAcknowledgementOK <request-id> END<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline><req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.NNNNNN An unique number.Failure<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> ::= <alpha-num>Asynchronous ResponseReport Message or FailureReport Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>[ <message> ] <reports>[ <result-parameter> ] END <newline><reports> = REPORT [ <printable-ASCII-character>+<newline> OPTIONAL field <message><message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>



OPTIONAL field<result-parameter> = PARAMETER <name> <type> <value> <newline> <name> = <text><type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT<value> = <dec-number> or <hex-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> = { <message> }+<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DEFINE_MTAAn MTA configuration can be inserted into the media gateway. During that the signalling protocol, codec type and packetization must be fixed. It is implemented by the Java method

com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.mta.define.generated.DefineMtaProxy.execute

Table 34: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DEFINE_MTA


Type Class


S R

MTA_ID The name with which the MTA is identified in the (Duet 6002) gateway.

S R

MTA_TYPE The (brand) name of the MTA. Currently (CVA122, uBR924, uBR925).

S R

SIGNALING The signalling protocol between the MTA and the media gateway.

S R

CODEC Codec type with which the MTA operates.

S R

ASDL commands


MML Commands

DEFINE MTA NE <text> MTA-ID <text> MTA-TYPE <text> SIGNALING { MGCP | NCS } CODEC { G711 | G729 | G723 }

PACKET-SIZE <dec-number> END


PACKET_SIZE The packetization (in ms) of RTP packets. The supported packet sizes are 20 - G711/G729, 30-G723

S R


S R


S O

Table 34: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DEFINE_MTA


Type Class




A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DEFINE_MTA_PORTThe configuration of the PSTN ports of the MTA can be inserted into the mediation gateway. It is implemented by the Java method

ASDL commands


com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.mta_port.define.generated.DefineMta_portProxy.execute

Table 35: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DEFINE_MTA_PORT


Type Class


S R

V5_ITF_ID The identification of the V5 interface.

S R

PORT_TYPE The type of subscriber for which the access is to be created. In this project on analog subscribers are supported.

ANALOG

S R

L3 The layer 3 adddress of the MTA port, identifying the access uniquely in the V5 interface.

S R

MTA_ID The name with which the MTA is identified in the (Duet 6002) gateway. It is the FQDN of the MTA.

S R

PORT_ID The number of the port in the media gateway.

S R

DIFFSERV_SIGNAL The DiffServ value to be used in the IP backbone network for marking signalling packets. if the parameter is not used, a default of 24 will be set.

S O



MML Commands

DEFINE MTA-PORT NE <text> V5-ITF-ID <dec-number> PORT-TYPE ANALOG L3 <dec-number> MTA-ID <text>

PORT-ID <text> DIFFSERV-SIGNAL <dec-number> DIFFSERV-MEDIA <dec-number> DN <1-9 dec-number> END

Note:

Parameters Value Description

DIFFSERV-SIGNAL <dec-number> optional; The DiffServ value to be used in the IP backbone network for marking signaling packets. If the parameter is not used, a default of 24 will be set.

DIFFSERV-MEDIA <dec-number> optional; The DiffServ value to be used in the IP backbone network for marking media packets. If the parameter is not used, a default of 40 will be set.

DIFFSERV_MEDIA The DiffServ value to be used in the IP backbone network for marking media packets. If the parameter is not used a default of 40 will be set.

S O


S O


S R


S O

Table 35: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DEFINE_MTA_PORT


Type Class

ASDL commands


DN <dec-number> optional; The directory number of the subscriber addressed. This is only for information

Output ParametersThere are two categories of response messages:One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)Synchronous ResponseAcknowledgement or FailureAcknowledgementOK <request-id> END<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline><req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.NNNNNN An unique number.Failure<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> ::= <alpha-num>Asynchronous ResponseReport Message or FailureReport Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>[ <message> ] <reports>[ <result-parameter> ] END <newline><reports> = REPORT [ <printable-ASCII-character>+<newline> OPTIONAL field <message><message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>OPTIONAL field<result-parameter> = PARAMETER <name> <type> <value> <newline> <name> = <text><type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT



<value> = <dec-number> or <hex-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> = { <message> }+<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DEFINE_MTA_PORT_RBThe configuration of the PSTN ports of the MTA is modified back to its previous configuration. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.mta_port.define.generated.DefineMta_portRbProxy.executeMML Commands

Table 36: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DEFINE_MTA_PORT_RB


Type Class


S R

OLD_V5_ITF_ID The identification of the V5 interface.

S R

OLD_PORT_TYPE The type of subscriber for which the access is to be created. In this project on analog subscribers are supported.

ANALOG

S R

OLD_L3 The layer 3 adddress of the MTA port, identifying the access uniquely in the V5 interface.

S R

OLD_MTA_ID The name with which the MTA is identified in the (Duet 6002) gateway.

S R

ASDL commands


DELETE MTA-PORT NE <text> V5-ITF-ID <dec-number> PORT-TYPE ANALOG L3 <dec-number> END

Output ParametersThere are two categories of response messages:One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)Synchronous ResponseAcknowledgement or FailureAcknowledgementOK <request-id> END<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline><req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.NNNNNN An unique number.Failure<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> ::= <alpha-num>Asynchronous ResponseReport Message or FailureReport Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>[ <message> ] <reports>[ <result-parameter> ] END <newline><reports> = REPORT [ <printable-ASCII-character>+


S R

Table 36: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DEFINE_MTA_PORT_RB


Type Class



<newline> OPTIONAL field <message><message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>OPTIONAL field<result-parameter> = PARAMETER <name> <type> <value> <newline> <name> = <text><type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT<value> = <dec-number> or <hex-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> = { <message> }+<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DEFINE_MTA_RBAn MTA configuration will be deleted from the media gateway. During that the signalling protocol, codec type and packetization must be fixed. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.mta_rb.define.generated.DefineMta_rbProxy.execute

Table 37: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DEFINE_MTA_RB


Type Class


S R


S R


S R

ASDL commands


MML Commands

None.

Output Parameters

None.

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DELETE_MTAAn MTA configuration will be deleted from the media gateway. During that the signalling protocol, codec type and packetization must be fixed. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.mta.delete.generated.DeleteMtaProxy.execute.

MML Commands

None.

Output Parameters

None.

Table 38: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DELETE_MTA


Type Class


S R


S R


S R


S O



A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DELETE_MTA_PORTAn MTA configuration will be deleted from the media gateway. In the case of the Duet 6002, all PSTN port configurations stored in the gateway for this MTA are deleted wa well. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.mta_port.delete.generated.DeleteMta_portProxy.execute

MML Commands

None.

Table 39: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DELETE_MTA_PORT


Type Class


S R


S R


ANALOG

S R


S R


S R


S O

ASDL commands


Output Parameters

None.

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DELETE_MTA_PORT_RBThe configuration of the PSTN ports of the MTA is modified back to its previous configuration. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.mta_port.delete.generated.DeleteMta_portRbProxy.execute

Table 40: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DELETE_MTA_PORT_RB


Type Class


S R


S R


ANALOG

S R


S R


S R

OLD_PORT_ID The number of the port in the median gateway.

S R


S R



MML Commands

None.

Output Parameters

None.

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DELETE_MTA_RBAn MTA configuration can be re-inserted into the media gateway. During that the signalling protocol, codec type and packetization must be fixed. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.mta_rb.delete.generated.DeleteMta_rbProxy.execute

OLD_MTA_PORT DiffServ Signal value for signalling packets; DiffServ Media value for media packets; DN Directory number of the subscriber

C O

Table 41: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DELETE_MTA_RB


Type Class


S R


S R

OLD_MTA_TYPE The (brand) name of the MTA. Currently (CVA122, uBR924, uBR925)

S R

Table 40: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DELETE_MTA_PORT_RB


Type Class

ASDL commands


MML CommandsDEFINE MTA NE <text> MTA-ID <text> MTA-TYPE <text> SIGNALING { MGCP | NCS } CODEC { G711 | G729 | G723 }

PACKET-SIZE <dec-number> END


OLD_SIGNALING The signalling protocol between the MTA and the media gateway.

S R

OLD_CODEC Codec type with which the MTA operates.

S R

OLD_PACKET_SIZE The packetization (in ms) of RTP packets. The supported packet sizes are 20 - G711/G729, 30-G723

S R


S R

Table 41: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DELETE_MTA_RB


Type Class




A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DISPLAY_MTAAn MTA configuration can be inserted into the media gateway. During that the signalling protocol, codec type and packetization must be fixed. It is implemented by the Java method

ASDL commands


com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.mta.display.generated.DisplayMtaProxy.execute

MML CommandsDELETE MTA NE <text> MTA-ID <text> END


Table 42: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DISPLAY_MTA


Type Class


S R


S R


S R

JOBID Compound parameter used to store JOBID for DISPLAY ASDL's

C O




A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DISPLAY_MTA_PORTThe configuration of the PSTN ports of the MTA can be inserted into the mediation gateway. It is implemented by the Java method

ASDL commands


com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.mta_port.display.generated.DisplayMta_portProxy.execute

MML Commands

None.

Output ParametersThere are two categories of response messages:One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)Synchronous ResponseAcknowledgement or Failure

Table 43: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DISPLAY_MTA_PORT


Type Class


S R


S R


ANALOG

S R


S R


S R


C O



AcknowledgementOK <request-id> END<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline><req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.NNNNNN An unique number.Failure<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> ::= <alpha-num>Asynchronous ResponseReport Message or FailureReport Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>[ <message> ] <reports>[ <result-parameter> ] END <newline><reports> = REPORT [ <printable-ASCII-character>+<newline> OPTIONAL field <message><message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>OPTIONAL field<result-parameter> = PARAMETER <name> <type> <value> <newline> <name> = <text><type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT<value> = <dec-number> or <hex-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> = { <message> }+<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>

ASDL commands


A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DISPLAY_SUBSCRIBERSubscriber data in switch is displayed. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.subscriber.display.generated.DisplaySubscriberProxy.execute

MML CommandsDISPLAY SUBSCRIBER NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG END

Table 44: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DISPLAY_SUBSCRIBER


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R


S R

CONT_FWD S O


C O




ASDL commands



A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_INIT_ACTIONThis action is a placeholder for Rollback action. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.action.init.generated.InitActionProxy.execute

MML Commands

None.

Output Parameters

None.

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_MODIFY_CREDIT_LIMITThe served subscriber limit is modified for the charged calls. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.credit_limit.modify.generated.ModifyCredit_limitProxy.execute

Table 45: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_INIT_ACTION

Parameter Name

Description RangeDefault Value

Type Class

MCLI HOST ID S R

Table 46: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_MODIFY_CREDIT_LIMIT


Type Class


S R



AREA_CODE Optional; Should be provided if the switch is configured with several area codes. If not present the switch chooses the default area code..


S O



S R


ANALOG

S R

RELEASE_CALL An existing call will be rleased when the credit limit is reached or not.

S R


S R

LIMIT This defines the limit. S O

CREDIT_GROUP THs defines the credit group to which the subscriber will be assigned.

S O


S R


S O

Table 46: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_MODIFY_CREDIT_LIMIT


Type Class

ASDL commands


MML Commands

MODIFY CREDIT-LIMIT NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG

RELEASE-CALL { YES | NO } REJECT-CALL { YES | NO } LIMIT <dec-number> CREDIT-GROUP <dec-number> END

Note:

LIMIT and CREDIT-GROUP are optional

Output ParametersThere are two categories of response messages:One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)Synchronous ResponseAcknowledgement or FailureAcknowledgementOK <request-id> END<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline><req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.NNNNNN An unique number.Failure<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> ::= <alpha-num>Asynchronous ResponseReport Message or FailureReport Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>[ <message> ] <reports>[ <result-parameter> ] END <newline><reports> = REPORT [ <printable-ASCII-character>+<newline> OPTIONAL field <message>



<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>OPTIONAL field<result-parameter> = PARAMETER <name> <type> <value> <newline> <name> = <text><type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT<value> = <dec-number> or <hex-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> = { <message> }+<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ADMIN_CALL_BARRINGRemove restriction to incoming and outgoing calls. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.admin_call_barring.remove.generated.RemoveAdmin_call_barringProxy.execute

Table 47: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ADMIN_CALL_BARRING


Type Class


S R



S O


Up to 8 decimal digits without area code or leading zeros.

S R


ANALOG

S R

ASDL commands


MML CommandsREMOVE ADMIN-CALL-BARRING NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal digits> DN <1-8 decimal digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG BARRING-PROGRAM <text> END

Output ParametersThere are two categories of response messages:One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)Synchronous ResponseAcknowledgement or FailureAcknowledgementOK <request-id> END<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline><req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.NNNNNN An unique number.Failure<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+

BARRING_PROGRAM


S R


S R


S O

Table 47: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ADMIN_CALL_BARRING


Type Class



<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> ::= <alpha-num>Asynchronous ResponseReport Message or FailureReport Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>[ <message> ] <reports>[ <result-parameter> ] END <newline><reports> = REPORT [ <printable-ASCII-character>+<newline> OPTIONAL field <message><message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>OPTIONAL field<result-parameter> = PARAMETER <name> <type> <value> <newline> <name> = <text><type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT<value> = <dec-number> or <hex-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> = { <message> }+<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ALARM_CALL_SUBSCRThis service gives a subscriber the allowance to delete wakeup calls. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.alarm_call_subscr.remove.generated.RemoveAlarm_call_subscrProxy.execute

Table 48: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ALARM_CALL_SUBSCR


Type Class


S R

ASDL commands


MML CommandsREMOVE ALARM-CALL-SUBSCR NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal digits> DN <1-8 decimal digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG AC-TYPE ALL END

Output ParametersThere are two categories of response messages:One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)Synchronous Response



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R

AC_TYPE All available types of alarm calls included (one, daily, number of days)

ALL S R


S R


S O

Table 48: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ALARM_CALL_SUBSCR


Type Class



Acknowledgement or FailureAcknowledgementOK <request-id> END<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline><req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.NNNNNN An unique number.Failure<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> ::= <alpha-num>Asynchronous ResponseReport Message or FailureReport Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>[ <message> ] <reports>[ <result-parameter> ] END <newline><reports> = REPORT [ <printable-ASCII-character>+<newline> OPTIONAL field <message><message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>OPTIONAL field<result-parameter> = PARAMETER <name> <type> <value> <newline> <name> = <text><type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT<value> = <dec-number> or <hex-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> = { <message> }+<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>

ASDL commands


A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ANONYM_REJECT_ADMINThis service order activates the rejection of incoming calls defined as anonymous. Anonymous calls are defined as calls where the CLIR indication is available and set. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.anonym_reject_admin.remove.generated.RemoveAnonym_reject_adminProxy.execute

MML CommandsREMOVE ANONYM-REJECT-ADMIN NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG END

Table 49: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ANONYM_REJECT_ADMIN


Type Class


S R



S O


Up to 8 digits without area code or leading zeros

S R


ANALOG

S R


S R


S O




ASDL commands



A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ANONYM_REJECT_ADMIN_RBThis service order re-activates the rejection of incoming calls defined as anonymous. Anonymous calls are defined as calls where the CLIR indication is available and set. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.anonym_reject_admin_rb.remove.generated.RemoveAnonym_reject_admin_rbProxy.execute

Table 50: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ANONYM_REJECT_ADMIN_RB


Type Class


S R


to 6 digits without leading zeros.

S O


to 8 digits without area code or leading zeros.

S R


ANALOG

S R


S R



MML CommandsADD ANONYM-REJECT-ADMIN NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG END

Output ParametersThere are two categories of response messages:One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)Synchronous ResponseAcknowledgement or FailureAcknowledgementOK <request-id> END

OLD_AREJ_FEATKEY

Flag that can be set to FALSE by QUERY SUBSCRIBER if the subscriber does not have this feature. If false prevents this RB ASDL from executing.

S O

CHECK_DB Flag used to indicate if the database table tbl_alcatelsmc_msg should be checked to see if the forward ASDL_UNID is present.

TRUE S O

EXEC_REMOVE_SUB_RB

Flag used to indicate for CSDL REMOVE SUBSCRIBER if the REMOVE_SUBSCRIBER_RB ASDL executed. If so, executing other RB ASDL in CSDL REMOVE_SUBSCRIBER

TRUE S O

Table 50: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ANONYM_REJECT_ADMIN_RB


Type Class

ASDL commands


<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline><req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.NNNNNN An unique number.Failure<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> ::= <alpha-num>Asynchronous ResponseReport Message or FailureReport Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>[ <message> ] <reports>[ <result-parameter> ] END <newline><reports> = REPORT [ <printable-ASCII-character>+<newline> OPTIONAL field <message><message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>OPTIONAL field<result-parameter> = PARAMETER <name> <type> <value> <newline> <name> = <text><type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT<value> = <dec-number> or <hex-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> = { <message> }+<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_COMPLETIONRemoves from a subscriber the allowance to be called back by the network to complete a call. The service can be invoked for calls , where the called party was busy. It is implemented by



the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.call_completion.remove.generated.RemoveCall_completionProxy.execute

MML CommandsADD CALL-COMPLETION NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG CC-TYPE BUSY END

Table 51: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_COMPLETION


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R


BUSY S R


S R


S O

ASDL commands






A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_FORWARD_ADMINThe (unconditional) forwarding of all calls to the subscriber to the administration defined destination will be removed. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.call_forward_admin.remove.generated.RemoveCall_forward_adminProxy.execute

Table 52: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_FORWARD_ADMIN


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R

CFWD_TYPE The call will be call forwared immediately.

IMMEDIATE

S R


S R

ASDL commands


MML CommandsREMOVE CALL-FORWARD-ADMIN NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG

CFWD-TYPE IMMEDIATE END



S O

Table 52: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_FORWARD_ADMIN


Type Class




A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_FORWARD_SUBSCRRemoves the allowance for a subscriber to control call forwarding. The types of call forwards which can be controlled are: IMMEDIATE, BUSY, NOREPLY. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.call_forward_subscr.remove.generated.RemoveCall_forward_subscrProxy.execute

Table 53: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_FORWARD_SUBSCR


Type Class


S R

ASDL commands


MML CommandsREMOVE CALL-FORWARD-SUBSCR NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG

<cfwd-type> END

NOTE:

<cfwd-type> = CFWD-TYPE { IMMEDIATE | BUSY | NOREPLY }



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R


S R


S R


S O

Table 53: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_FORWARD_SUBSCR


Type Class




ASDL commands



A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_RETURNThe subscriber gets the allowance to return a call to the caller of the last unsuccessful call. A call is not successful, if it is not replied in the ringing phase. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.call_return.remove.generated.RemoveCall_returnProxy.execute

Table 54: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_RETURN


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R


S R



MML CommandsREMOVE CALL-RETURN NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG END



S O

Table 54: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_RETURN


Type Class

ASDL commands



A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CARRIER_SELECTIONSelect a carrier as default carrier for national or international calls. Applicability is ruled by contracts between owner of the switch and other carriers. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.carrier_selection.remove.generated.RemoveCarrier_selectionProxy.execute

Table 55: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CARRIER_SELECTION


Type Class


S R



S O



MML CommandsREMOVE CARRIER-SELECTION NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG

CARRIER-TYPE { NAT | INAT | NAT-AND-INAT } END

Output ParametersThere are two categories of response messages:One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)Synchronous ResponseAcknowledgement or FailureAcknowledgementOK <request-id> END<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline><req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN



S R


ANALOG

S R

CARRIER_TYPE The carrier for national (NAT) , international (INAT) or both types of calls.

S R


S R


S O

Table 55: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CARRIER_SELECTION


Type Class

ASDL commands


<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.NNNNNN An unique number.Failure<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> ::= <alpha-num>Asynchronous ResponseReport Message or FailureReport Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>[ <message> ] <reports>[ <result-parameter> ] END <newline><reports> = REPORT [ <printable-ASCII-character>+<newline> OPTIONAL field <message><message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>OPTIONAL field<result-parameter> = PARAMETER <name> <type> <value> <newline> <name> = <text><type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT<value> = <dec-number> or <hex-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> = { <message> }+<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CARRIER_SELECTION_RBRe-selects a carrier as default carrier for national or international calls. Applicability is ruled by contracts between owner of the switch and other carriers. It is implemented by the Java method



com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.carrier_selection_rb.remove.generated.RemoveCarrier_selection_rbProxy.execute

Table 56: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CARRIER_SELECTION_RB


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R

OLD_CARRIER_TYPE

The carrier for national (NAT) , international (INAT) or both types of calls.

S R

OLD_CARRIER_CODE

S R


S R

OLD_CSEL_FEATKEY


S O

ASDL commands


MML CommandsSET CARRIER-SELECTION NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG

CARRIER-TYPE { NAT | INAT | NAT-AND-INAT } CARRIER-CODE <1-3 dec-digits> END

Output ParametersThere are two categories of response messages:One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)Synchronous ResponseAcknowledgement or FailureAcknowledgementOK <request-id> END<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline><req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.

EXEC_REMOVE_SUB_RB


TRUE S O


TRUE S O

Table 56: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CARRIER_SELECTION_RB


Type Class



YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.NNNNNN An unique number.Failure<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> ::= <alpha-num>Asynchronous ResponseReport Message or FailureReport Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>[ <message> ] <reports>[ <result-parameter> ] END <newline><reports> = REPORT [ <printable-ASCII-character>+<newline> OPTIONAL field <message><message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>OPTIONAL field<result-parameter> = PARAMETER <name> <type> <value> <newline> <name> = <text><type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT<value> = <dec-number> or <hex-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> = { <message> }+<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CLG_ID_PRESENTThe served subscriber will not be supplied with the calling line identification (if it is the called party). It is implemented by the Java method

ASDL commands


com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.clg_id_present.remove.generated.RemoveClg_id_presentProxy.execute

MML CommandsREMOVE CLG-ID-PRESENT NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG END


Table 57: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CLG_ID_PRESENT


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R


S R


S O




ASDL commands



A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CLG_ID_RESTRCalling Line Identification Presentation Restriction. Remove restriction of the display of the calling number to the called side. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.clg_id_restr.remove.generated.RemoveClg_id_restrProxy.execute

Table 58: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CLG_ID_RESTR


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R


S R


S O



MML CommandsREMOVE CLG-ID-RESTR NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG END


ASDL commands


<type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT<value> = <dec-number> or <hex-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> = { <message> }+<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CLG_ID_RESTR_RBCalling Line Identification Presentation Restriction. Re-add restriction of the display of the calling number to the called side. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.clg_id_restr_rb.remove.generated.RemoveClg_id_restr_rbProxy.execute

Table 59: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CLG_ID_RESTR_RB


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R


S R



MML CommandsADD CLG-ID-RESTR NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG END



TRUE S O

EXEC_REMOVE_SUB_RB


TRUE S O

OLD_CLIR_FEATKEY


S O

Table 59: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CLG_ID_RESTR_RB


Type Class

ASDL commands



A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CON_ID_RESTRConnected Line Identification Presentation Restriction. Remove restriction of the display of the connected line number to the called side. It is implemented by the Java method



com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.con_id_restr.remove.generated.RemoveCon_id_restrProxy.execute

MML CommandsREMOVE CON-ID-RESTR NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG END


Table 60: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CON_ID_RESTR


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R


S R


S O

ASDL commands






A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CON_ID_RESTR_RBConnected Line Identification Presentation Restriction. Re-add Restriction of the display of the connected line number to the called side. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.con_id_restr_rb.remove.generated.RemoveCon_id_restr_rbProxy.execute

Table 61: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CON_ID_RESTR_RB


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R


S R


TRUE S O

ASDL commands


MML CommandsADD CON-ID-RESTR NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG END


EXEC_REMOVE_SUB_RB


TRUE S O

OLD_COLR_FEATKEY


S O

Table 61: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CON_ID_RESTR_RB


Type Class




A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CREDIT_LIMITThe served subscriber limit is removed for the charged calls. It is implemented by the Java method

ASDL commands


com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.credit_limit.remove.generated.RemoveCredit_limitProxy.execute

MML CommandsREMOVE CREDIT-LIMIT NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG END


Table 62: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CREDIT_LIMIT


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R


S R


S O




ASDL commands


<msg-id> = <alpha-num>.

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_DO_NOT_DISTURBThis service removes the ability of the subscriber to forward incoming calls to a tone or to an announcement (network option). It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.do_not_distrub.remove.generated.RemoveDo_not_distrubProxy.execute

Table 63: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_DO_NOT_DISTURB


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R


S R


S O



MML CommandsREMOVE DO-NOT-DISTURB NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG END

Output ParametersThere are two categories of response messages:One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)Synchronous ResponseAcknowledgement or FailureAcknowledgementOK <request-id> END<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline><req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.NNNNNN An unique number.Failure<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> ::= <alpha-num>Asynchronous ResponseReport Message or FailureReport Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>[ <message> ] <reports>[ <result-parameter> ] END <newline>

<reports> = REPORT [ <printable-ASCII-character>+<newline> OPTIONAL field <message><message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>OPTIONAL field<result-parameter> = PARAMETER <name> <type> <value> <newline>

ASDL commands


<name> = <text><type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT<value> = <dec-number> or <hex-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> = { <message> }+<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_FIXED_DEST_CALL_ADMINFixed Destination Call. A call to an operator defined destination will be not established after a timeout, when the subscriber lifts the hand-set. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.fixed_dest_call_admin.remove.generated.RemoveFixed_dest_call_adminProxy.execute

Table 64: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_FIXED_DEST_CALL_ADMIN


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R



MML CommandsREMOVE FIXED-DEST-CALL-ADMIN NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG

FDC-TYPE DELAYED END

Output ParametersThere are two categories of response messages:One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)Synchronous ResponseAcknowledgement or FailureAcknowledgementOK <request-id> END<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline><req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.NNNNNN An unique number.Failure


DELAYED

S R


S R


S O

Table 64: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_FIXED_DEST_CALL_ADMIN


Type Class

ASDL commands


<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> ::= <alpha-num>Asynchronous ResponseReport Message or FailureReport Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>[ <message> ] <reports>[ <result-parameter> ] END <newline><reports> = REPORT [ <printable-ASCII-character>+<newline> OPTIONAL field <message><message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>OPTIONAL field<result-parameter> = PARAMETER <name> <type> <value> <newline> <name> = <text><type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT<value> = <dec-number> or <hex-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> = { <message> }+<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ICB_SUBSCRIncoming Call Barring (subscriber controlled).The de-activation of the barring programs is controlled by the subscriber. It is implemented by the Java method



com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.icb_subscr.remove.generated.RemoveIcb_subscrProxy.execute

MML CommandsREMOVE ICB-SUBSCR NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG


Table 65: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ICB_SUBSCR


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R


VARIABLE

S R


S R


S O

ASDL commands






A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_OCB_ADMINOutgoing Call Barring (Admin Controlled) The de-activation of a barring program which must be defined in the switch. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.ocb_admin.remove.generated.RemoveOcb_adminProxy.execute

Table 66: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_OCB_ADMIN


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R


PERMANENT

S R

BARRING_PROGRAM


S R

ASDL commands


MML Commands

REMOVE OCB-ADMIN NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG


Note:


Output ParametersThere are two categories of response messages:One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)Synchronous ResponseAcknowledgement or FailureAcknowledgementOK <request-id> END<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline><req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.NNNNNN An unique number.Failure<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>


S R


S O

Table 66: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_OCB_ADMIN


Type Class



| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> ::= <alpha-num>Asynchronous ResponseReport Message or FailureReport Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>[ <message> ] <reports>[ <result-parameter> ] END <newline><reports> = REPORT [ <printable-ASCII-character>+<newline> OPTIONAL field <message><message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>OPTIONAL field<result-parameter> = PARAMETER <name> <type> <value> <newline> <name> = <text><type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT<value> = <dec-number> or <hex-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> = { <message> }+<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_OCB_ADMIN_RBOutgoing Call Barring (Admin Controlled) . The re-activation of a barring program which must be defined in the switch. It is implemented by the Java method

ASDL commands


com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.ocb_admin.remove.generated.RemoveOcb_adminRbProxy.execute

Table 67: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_OCB_ADMIN_RB


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R

OLD_BARRING_TYPE

The barring cannot be controlled by the subscriber.

PERMANENT

S R

OLD_BARRING_PROGRAM


C O


S R


TRUE S O



MML Commands

ADD OCB-ADMIN NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG


Note:


Output ParametersThere are two categories of response messages:One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)Synchronous ResponseAcknowledgement or FailureAcknowledgementOK <request-id> END<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline><req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN

EXEC_REMOVE_SUB_RB


TRUE S O

OLD_OCB_FEATKEY Flag that can be set to FALSE by QUERY SUBSCRIBER if the subscriber does not have this feature. If false prevents this RB ASDL from executing.

TRUE S O

Table 67: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_OCB_ADMIN_RB


Type Class

ASDL commands


<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.NNNNNN An unique number.Failure<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> ::= <alpha-num>Asynchronous ResponseReport Message or FailureReport Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>[ <message> ] <reports>[ <result-parameter> ] END <newline><reports> = REPORT [ <printable-ASCII-character>+<newline> OPTIONAL field <message><message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>OPTIONAL field<result-parameter> = PARAMETER <name> <type> <value> <newline> <name> = <text><type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT<value> = <dec-number> or <hex-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> = { <message> }+<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_OCB_SUBSCROutgoing Call Barring (subscriber controlled) The removal of the ability of barring programs controlled by the subscriber. It is implemented by the Java method



com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.ocb_subscr.remove.generated.RemoveOcb_subscrProxy.execute

MML CommandsREMOVE OCB-SUBSCR NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG


Table 68: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_OCB_SUBSCR


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R


VARIABLE

S R


S R


S O

ASDL commands






A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_PIN_SERVICERemove the allowance to set a Personal Identification number. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.pin_service.remove.generated.RemovePin_serviceProxy.execute

Table 69: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_PIN_SERVICE


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R


S R


S O

ASDL commands


MML CommandsREMOVE PIN-SERVICE NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG END





A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SEL_ACCEPT_SUBSCRSelective Call Acceptance. The removal allowance for the subscriber for activating of the list for accepted calls. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.sel_accept_subscr.remove.generated.RemoveSel_accept_subscrProxy.execute

Table 70: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SEL_ACCEPT_SUBSCR


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R


S R

ASDL commands


MML CommandsREMOVE SEL-ACCEPT-SUBSCR NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG END



S O

Table 70: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SEL_ACCEPT_SUBSCR


Type Class




A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SEL_CFWD_SUBSCRSelective Call Forward. The removal of allowance for the subscriber for activating of the list for forwarded calls. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.sel_cfwd_subscr.remove.generated.RemoveSel_cfwd_subscrProxy.execute

Table 71: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SEL_CFWD_SUBSCR


Type Class


S R



S O

ASDL commands


MML CommandsREMOVE SEL-CFWD-SUBSCR NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG

CFWD-TYPE IMMEDIATE END




S R


ANALOG

S R


IMMEDIATE

S R


S R


S O

Table 71: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SEL_CFWD_SUBSCR


Type Class




A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SEL_REJECT_SUBSCRSelective Call Rejection. The removal of allowance for the subscriber for activating, deactivating and interrogation of the list for rejeccted calls. It is implemented by the Java method

ASDL commands


com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.sel_reject_subscr.remove.generated.RemoveSel_reject_subscrProxy.execute

MML CommandsREMOVE SEL-REJECT-SUBSCR NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG

END


Table 72: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SEL_REJECT_SUBSCR


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R


S R


S O




ASDL commands



A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SUBSCRIBERSubscriber data removed in the switch. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.subscriber.delete.generated.DeleteSubscriberProxy.execute

Table 73: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SUBSCRIBER


Type Class


S R



S O


Up to 8 decimal digits without area code and leading zeros

S R


ANALOG

S R


S O


S O


S R



MML Commands

REMOVE SUBSCRIBER NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG

NA <hex-number> LAN <dec-number> END

Note:

NA - optional; Physical network address of the control element where the sub-scriber is assigned to.

LAN - optional; Logical access number iden-tifying the subscriber in the control element


CONT_FWD Internal Flag used in service model expression to determine if subsequent ASDLActions will be executed

S O

EXEC_REMOVE_SUB_RB

Java Code sets this parameter to FALSE. If REMOVE_SUBSCRIBER_RB ASDL succeeds then the flag will be set to true.

S O

Table 73: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SUBSCRIBER


Type Class

ASDL commands





A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SUBSCRIBER_RBSubscriber data re-added in switch. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.subscriber_rb.remove.generated.RemoveSubscriber_RBProxy.execute

Table 74: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SUBSCRIBER_RB


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R

OLD_NA Physical network address of the control element where the subscriber is assigned to.

S R

OLD_LAN Logical address number identifying the subscriber in the control element.

S R


S R

OLD_PROFILE STANDARD

S O

ASDL commands


MML CommandsCREATE SUBSCRIBER NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG

NA <hex-number> LAN <dec-number> PROFILE <text> ORIGIN-ACCESS <text> ORIGIN-CHARGING <text> END

Note:

PROFILE - optional; The profile with which the subscriber shall be created; if not pre-sent, the switch default will be used.

ORIGIN-ACCESS - optional; The origin for access must be defined in the switch. If no origin is provided, the switch automatically chooses one.

ORIGIN-CHARGING - optional; The origin for charging must be defined in the switch. If no origin is provided, the switch automatically chooses one.

For UPC in rollback, PROFILE is always CHARGING. ORIGIN-CHARING is not sent.


OLD_ORIGIN_ACCESS

S O

OLD_ORIGIN_CHARGING

S O

EXEC_REMOVE_SUB_RB


S O

Table 74: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SUBSCRIBER_RB


Type Class




A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_THREE_PARTY_CONFRemoves the ability a subscriber (A) to call a third line (C) during conversation with B. The subscriber can move between the two calls leaving the other on hold or reject one or both.

ASDL commands


Additionally a three party connection (conference) can be established. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.three_party_conf.remove.generated.RemoveThree_party_confProxy.execute

MML CommandsREMOVE THREE-PARTY-CONF NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG END


Table 75: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_THREE_PARTY_CONF


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R


S R


S O




ASDL commands



A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_THREE_PARTY_SERVICEThis service allows a subscriber (A) to call a third line (C) during conversation with B. The subscriber can move between the two calls leaving the other on hold or reject one or both. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.three_party_service.remove.generated.RemoveThree_party_serviceProxy.execute

Table 76: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_THREE_PARTY_SERVICE


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R


S R


S O



MML CommandsADD THREE-PARTY-SERVICE NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG END


ASDL commands



A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_RESET_PIN_SERVICEReset Personal Identification number to 0000. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.pin_service.reset.generated.ResetPin_serviceProxy.execute

Table 77: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_RESET_PIN_SERVICE


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R


S R



MML CommandsRESET PIN-SERVICE NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG END



S O

Table 77: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_RESET_PIN_SERVICE


Type Class

ASDL commands



A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_RESUME_ACTIONThis action will resume a previously stopped Work Order. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.action.resume.generated.ResumeActionProxy.execute

MML Commands

None.

Table 78: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_RESUME_ACTION


Type Class


S R

CONT_FWD S O



Output Parameters

None.

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_RESUME_QUERYThis ASDL will resume a previously stopped QUERY action. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.query.resume.generated.ResumeQueryProxy.execute

MML Commands

None.

Output Parameters

None.

Table 79: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_RESUME_QUERY


Type Class


S R

CONT_FWD S O


C O

ASDL commands


A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_RESUME_ROLLBACKResume Rollback of a Work Order. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.rollback.resumerollback.generated.ResumerollbackRollbackProxy.execute

MML Commands

None.

Output Parameters

None.

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_RESUME_ROLLBACK_SUBSCRIBERThis action will resume a previously stopped Work Order done via the STOP ROLLBACK SUBSCRIBER. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.subscriber.resume_rollback.generated.Resume_rollbackSubscriberProxy.execute

Table 80: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_RESUME_ROLLBACK


Type Class


S R

Table 81: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_RESUME_ROLLBACK_SUBSCRIBER


Type Class


S R

EXEC_REMOVE_SUB_RB


S O



MML Commands

None.

Output Parameters

None.

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_SET_ANNOUNCEMENT_SUBSCRIBERAssigns an announcement for the not-assigned directory number. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.subscriber.set_announcement.generated.Set_AnnouncementSubscriberProxy.execute

CHECK_DB Flag set to TRUE by RESUME_ROLLBACK_SUBSCRIBER if the REMOVE_SUBSCRIBER_RB MML command completes successfully.

S O

Table 82: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_SET_ANNOUNCEMENT_SUBSCRIBER


Type Class


S R



S O

Table 81: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_RESUME_ROLLBACK_SUBSCRIBER


Type Class

ASDL commands


MML CommandsSET ANNOUNCEMENT-SUBSCRIBER NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG

ANN-TYPE { NUMBER-CHANGE DEST-AREA <1-6 dec-digits> DEST-DN <1-8 dec-digits> [ CHARGING YES ] | STANDARD } END

Note:

Parameter Value Description

ANN-TYPE NUMBER-CHANGED | STANDARD mandatory; The announcement to be assigned (automatic announcement of changed number or the standard for not-equipped DN).

DEST-AREA <dec-number> Only if ANN-TYPE is NUMBER-CHANGED - mandatory; The presentation is up to 6 digits without leading zeros.



S R


ANALOG

S R

ANN_TYPE The announcement to be assigned (automatic announcement of changed number or the standard for not-equipped DN).

S R

NUMBER_CHANGED

C O


S R


S O

Table 82: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_SET_ANNOUNCEMENT_SUBSCRIBER


Type Class



DEST-DN <dec-number> Only if ANN-TYPE is NUMBER-CHANGED - mandatory; The new directory number of the subscriber addressed. The presentation is up to 8 decimal digits without area code and without leading zeros.

CHARGING YES Only if ANN-TYPE is NUMBER-CHANGED - optional; The parameter must be pre-sent if for the announcement charging shall be advised..

Output ParametersThere are two categories of response messages:One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)Synchronous ResponseAcknowledgement or FailureAcknowledgementOK <request-id> END<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline><req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.NNNNNN An unique number.Failure<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> ::= <alpha-num>Asynchronous ResponseReport Message or FailureReport Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>[ <message> ] <reports>[ <result-parameter> ] END <newline><reports> = REPORT [ <printable-ASCII-character>+<newline> OPTIONAL field <message><message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>OPTIONAL field

ASDL commands


<result-parameter> = PARAMETER <name> <type> <value> <newline> <name> = <text><type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT<value> = <dec-number> or <hex-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> = { <message> }+<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_SET_CARRIER_SELECTIONSelect a carrier as default carrier for national or international calls. Applicability is ruled by contracts between owner of the switch and other carriers. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.carrier_selection.set.generated.SetCarrier_selectionProxy.execute

Table 83: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_SET_CARRIER_SELECTION


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R



MML CommandsSET CARRIER-SELECTION NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG

CARRIER-TYPE { NAT | INAT | NAT-AND-INAT } CARRIER-CODE <1-3 dec-digits> END

Output ParametersThere are two categories of response messages:One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)Synchronous ResponseAcknowledgement or FailureAcknowledgementOK <request-id> END<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline><req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.

CARRIER_TYPE The carrier for national (NAT) , international (INAT) or both types of calls.

S R

CARRIER_CODE Network dependent ID for identifying the carrier

S R


S R


S O

Table 83: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_SET_CARRIER_SELECTION


Type Class

ASDL commands


YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.NNNNNN An unique number.Failure<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> ::= <alpha-num>Asynchronous ResponseReport Message or FailureReport Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>[ <message> ] <reports>[ <result-parameter> ] END <newline><reports> = REPORT [ <printable-ASCII-character>+<newline> OPTIONAL field <message><message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>OPTIONAL field<result-parameter> = PARAMETER <name> <type> <value> <newline> <name> = <text><type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT<value> = <dec-number> or <hex-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> = { <message> }+<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_SET_CARRIER_SELECTION_RBRemoves a carrier as default carrier for national or international calls. Applicability is ruled by contracts between owner of the switch and other carriers. It is implemented by the Java method



com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.carrier_selection_rb.set.generated.SetCarrier_selection_rbProxy.execute

MML CommandsREMOVE CARRIER-SELECTION NE <text> AREA-CODE <1-6 decimal-digits> DN <1-8 decimal-digits> SUBSCR-TYPE ANALOG

CARRIER-TYPE { NAT | INAT | NAT-AND-INAT } END

Output ParametersThere are two categories of response messages:One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)

Table 84: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_SET_CARRIER_SELECTION_RB


Type Class


S R



S O



S R


ANALOG

S R

OLD_CARRIER_TYPE

The carrier for national (NAT) , international (INAT) or both types of calls.

s S R


S R

ASDL commands


Synchronous ResponseAcknowledgement or FailureAcknowledgementOK <request-id> END<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline><req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.NNNNNN An unique number.Failure<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> ::= <alpha-num>Asynchronous ResponseReport Message or FailureReport Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>[ <message> ] <reports>[ <result-parameter> ] END <newline><reports> = REPORT [ <printable-ASCII-character>+<newline> OPTIONAL field <message><message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>OPTIONAL field<result-parameter> = PARAMETER <name> <type> <value> <newline> <name> = <text><type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT<value> = <dec-number> or <hex-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> = { <message> }+<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>



A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_START_ACTIONThis action is a placeholder for a Rollback action. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.action.start.generated.StartActionProxy.execute

MML Commands

None.

Output Parameters

None.

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_STOP_ACTIONThis is the action to temporarily stop a Work Order until the RESUME ACTION ASDL is executed. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.action.stop.generated.StopActionProxy.execute

MML Commands

None.

Output Parameters

None.

Table 85: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_START_ACTION


Type Class


S R

Table 86: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_STOP_ACTION


Type Class

MCLI S R

ASDL commands


A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_STOP_QUERYThis action will temporarily stop a QUERY ASDL until a RESUME QUERY ASDL is executed. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.query.stop.generated.StopQueryProxy.execute

MML Commands

None.

Output Parameters

None.

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_STOP_ROLLBACKStop the rollback of a work order. The rollback of the work order should be automatically resumed by the RESUME_ROLLBACK ASDL. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.rollback.stoprollback.generated.StoprollbackRollbackProxy.execute

MML Commands

None.

Table 87: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_STOP_QUERY


Type Class


S R

Table 88: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_STOP_ROLLBACK


Type Class


S R



Output Parameters

None.

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_STOP_ROLLBACK_SUBSCRIBERThis is the action to temporarily stop a Work Order until the RESUME ROLLBACK SUBSCRIBER ASDL is executed. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.subscriber.stop_rollback.generated.Stop_rollbackSubscriberProxy.execute

MML Commands

None.

Output Parameters

None.

Table 89: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_STOP_ROLLBACK_SUBSCRIBER


Type Class

MCLI S R

EXEC_REMOVE_SUB_RB


S O

ASDL commands


A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_UPDATE_MTAAn MTA configuration for the media gateway is modified. During that the signalling protocol, codec type and packetization must be fixed. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.mta.update.generated.UpdateMtaProxy.execute

MML CommandsUPDATE MTA NE <text> MTA-ID <text> MTA-TYPE <text> { SIGNALING { MGCP | NCS } | CODEC { G711 | G729 | G723 }

PACKET-SIZE <dec-number> | ECHO-CANCEL { ON | OFF } }+ END

Note:


SIGNALING {MGCP | NCS} optional; The signaling protocol between MTA and media gateway.

Table 90: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_UPDATE_MTA


Type Class


S R


S R

MTA_TYPE The (brand) name of the MTA. Currently (CVA122, uBR924, uBR925)

S R


S R


S O

MTA C O



CODEC {G711 | G729 | G723} optional; The codec type with which the MTA operates.

PACKET-SIZE <dec-number> Mandatory if CODEC is present. The packetization (in ms) of RTP packets. The supported packet sizes are 20 for G711 and G729 and 30 for G723.

ECHO-CANCEL {ON | OFF} optional; Defines whether the echo canceller in the media gateway shall be switched on or off for the MTA

Output ParametersThere are two categories of response messages:One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)Synchronous ResponseAcknowledgement or FailureAcknowledgementOK <request-id> END<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline><req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.NNNNNN An unique number.Failure<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> ::= <alpha-num>Asynchronous ResponseReport Message or FailureReport Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>[ <message> ] <reports>[ <result-parameter> ] END <newline><reports> = REPORT [ <printable-ASCII-character>+<newline> OPTIONAL field <message><message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>

ASDL commands


OPTIONAL field<result-parameter> = PARAMETER <name> <type> <value> <newline> <name> = <text><type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT<value> = <dec-number> or <hex-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> = { <message> }+<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_UPDATE_MTA_PORTThe configuration of the PSTN ports of the MTA can be inserted into the mediation gateway. The parameters for DiffServ and the DN may be updated. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.mta_port.update.generated.UpdateMta_portProxy.execute

Table 91: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_UPDATE_MTA_PORT


Type Class


S R


S R


ANALOG

S R


S R



MML Commands

UPDATE MTA-PORT NE <text> V5-ITF-ID <dec-number> PORT-TYPE ANALOG L3 <dec-number>

DIFFSERV-SIGNAL <dec-number> DIFFSERV-MEDIA <dec-number> DN <1-9 dec-number> END

Note:




DN <dec-number> optional; The directory number of the subscriber addressed. This is only for information.


S R

CONT_FWD Internal Flag used in service model expression to determine if subsequent ASDL Actions will be executed.

S O

MTA_PORT DIFF_SERV:Value used for marking signaling packets DIFF_MEDIA: Value used for marking media packets DN:Directory number of subscriber addressed.

C O

Table 91: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_UPDATE_MTA_PORT


Type Class

ASDL commands






A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_UPDATE_MTA_PORT_RBThe configuration of the PSTN ports of the MTA is restored to its previous configuration. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.mta_port.update.generated.UpdateMta_portRbProxy.execute

Table 92: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_UPDATE_MTA_PORT_RB


Type Class


S R


S R


ANALOG

S R


S R


S R

OLD_MTA_PORT C O

ASDL commands


MML CommandsUPDATE MTA-PORT NE <text> V5-ITF-ID <dec-number> PORT-TYPE ANALOG L3 <dec-number>

DIFFSERV-SIGNAL <dec-number> DIFFSERV-MEDIA <dec-number> DN <1-9 dec-number> END

Note:




DN <dec-number> optional; The directory number of the subscriber addressed. This is only for information.

For UPC in rollback DIFFSERV-SIGNAL and DIFFSERV-MEDIA are not sent

Output ParametersThere are two categories of response messages:One for the REQUEST_SESSION_PORT (Synchronous Response)One for the RESULT_SESSION_PORT (Asynchronous Response)Synchronous ResponseAcknowledgement or FailureAcknowledgementOK <request-id> END<request-id> = REQUEST-ID <req-queue> <newline><req-queue> = <queue>YYMMDDNNNNNN<queue> = <1-6 alpha-num>The request identifier has a structure AAAAAAYYMMDDNNNNNN with the following elements: AAAAAA The first 1..6 alphanumerical characters of the queue identifier.YYMMDD The date when the service order request was received.NNNNNN An unique number.Failure<failure> ::= ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> ::= { <message> }+<message> ::= MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline>



<msg-id> ::= <alpha-num>Asynchronous ResponseReport Message or FailureReport Message <request-id> EXEC-STATUS {SUCCESSFUL | UNSUCESSFUL | ERROR} <newline>[ <message> ] <reports>[ <result-parameter> ] END <newline><reports> = REPORT [ <printable-ASCII-character>+<newline> OPTIONAL field <message><message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>OPTIONAL field<result-parameter> = PARAMETER <name> <type> <value> <newline> <name> = <text><type> = DECIMAL | HEXA-DECIMAL | TEXT<value> = <dec-number> or <hex-number> or <text>Failure<failure> = ERROR <newline> <messages>| FATAL <newline> <messages><messages> = { <message> }+<message> = MSG <msg-id> [ <printable-ASCII-character> ]+<newline><msg-id> = <alpha-num>

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_CLEAN_ACTIONVirtual ASDL action to hold the ASDL CLEAN_ACTION as the rollback ASDL. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.action.virt.generated.VirtActionProxy.execute

MML Commands

None.

Table 93: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_CLEAN_ACTION


Type Class


S R

ASDL commands


Output Parameters

None.

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_REMOVE_ANONYM_REJECT _ADMIN

Virtual ASDL to hold the Rollback ASDL REMOVE_ANONYN_REJECT_ADMIN_RB. It is implemented by the Java method

com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.action.virt.generated.VirtActionProxy.execute.

MML Commands

None.

Output Parameters

None.

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_REMOVE_CARRIER_SELECTIONVirtual ASDL to hold the Rollback ASDL REMOVE_CARRIER_SELECTION_RB. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.action.virt.generated.VirtActionProxy.execute

Table 94: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_REMOVE_ANONYM_REJECT_ADMIN


Type Class


S R

Table 95: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_REMOVE_CARRIER_SELECTION


Type Class


S R



MML Commands

None.

Output Parameters

None.

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_REMOVE_CLG_ID_RESTRVirtual ASDL to hold the Rollback ASDL REMOVE_CLG_ID_RESTR_RB. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.action.virt.generated.VirtActionProxy.execute

MML Commands

None.

Output Parameters

None.

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_REMOVE_CON_ID_RESTRVirtual ASDL to hold the Rollback ASDL REMOVE_CON_ID_RESTR_RB ID_RB. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.action.virt.generated.VirtActionProxy.execute.

MML Commands

Table 96: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_REMOVE_CLG_ID_RESTR


Type Class

MCLI S R

Table 97: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_REMOVE_CON_ID_RESTR


Type Class


S R

ASDL commands


None.

Output Parameters

None.

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_REMOVE_OCB_ADMINVirtual ASDL to hold the Rollback ASDL REMOVE_OCB_ADMIN_RB. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.action.virt.generated.VirtActionProxy.execute

MML Commands

None.

Output Parameters

None.

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_REMOVE_SUBSCRIBERVirtual ASDL actions to hold the RESUME_ROLLBACK_SUBSCRIBER. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.subscriber.virt_remove.generated.Virt_removeSubscriberProxy.execute

Table 98: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_REMOVE_OCB_ADMIN


Type Class


S R

Table 99: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_REMOVE_SUBSCRIBER


Type Class


S R



MML Commands

None.

Output Parameters

None.

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_START_ROLLBACK_SUBSCRIBERVirtual ASDL action to hold the STOP_ROLLBACK_SUBSCRIBER_RB rollback action. It is implemented by the Java method com.mslv.activation.cartridge.alcatel.smc.x3.subscriber.virt_start_rollback.generated.Virt_start_rollbackSubscriberProxy.execute

MML Commands

None.

Output Parameters

None.

User exit typesUser exit types allow cartridge developers and systems administrators to map ASDL exit codes to one of the predefined base exit types. Base exit types determine the product behavior. Cartridges map return codes and status values from a network element to a user defined exit type.

Regular expressions (regex) are used to perform pattern searches on responses from network elements. The pattern is stored in "tbl_user_err" in the SARM database. The user exit type contains a regex pattern that is applied at runtime.

Regular expressions enable users to associate a series of responses to a specific base type. For example, a regular expression "6." can identify a pattern where any response with the character "6" followed by any number of characters will translate to base type of FAIL.

Table 100: A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_START_ROLLBACK_SUBSCRIBER


Type Class


S R

User exit types


Regular expressions can also allow very specific searches within a response from a network element. Regular expressions are typically compiled before being executed. Compilation produces a binary version of the expression and ensures that the syntax of the regular expression is correct. This compilation occurs using SACT\SADT when user exit types are deployed into ASAP. If the syntax is deemed to be incorrect during compilation, SADT displays an error message and the deployment of the user exit type will fail.

For more information on pattern matching, refer to the ASAP Developer Reference and the ASAP Administration Guide.

Understanding user exit type XML files…<userDefinedExitType>

<neDescriptor><softwareLoad>DYNAMIC_SL</softwareLoad><technology>DYNAMIC_VENDOR-DYNAMIC_TECH</technology>

</neDescriptor>

<searchPattern>SUCCESS.</searchPattern>1

<userType>U_SUCCEED</userType>2

<baseType>SUCCEED</baseType>3

<description>The ASDL provisioning was successful</description></userDefinedExitType><userDefinedExitType>

<searchPattern>90.</searchPattern><userType>U_FAIL</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType><description>The ASDL failed - fail the current order

and stop processing.</description></userDefinedExitType><userDefinedExitType>

<searchPattern>101-110[201-215]</searchPattern>4

<userType>U_SOFT_FAIL</userType><baseType>SOFT_FAIL</baseType><description>The ASDL has encountered a soft failure. Processing will

continue.</description></userDefinedExitType><userDefinedExitType>

1. Pattern searches accommodate situations in which responses from the device contain small variantsthat represent the same meaning. The user type contains an associated search pattern that is appliedat runtime. Using regular expressions, you can default a series of responses. For example a regularexpression "90." can specify a pattern where any response with the character "90" followed by anycharacter will translate to base type of FAIL. If the regular expression is defined as "90*", then anyresponse with the character "90" followed by any number of characters will translate to base type ofFAIL

2. The user type that the search pattern maps to.3. The base type that maps to the user type.4. 101 to 110 and 201 to 215 will translate to a base type of SOFT_FAIL



<searchPattern>801-850</searchPattern>1

<userType>U_MINOR_ERROR</userType><baseType>SOFT_FAIL</baseType><description>The ASDL has encountered a soft failure. Processing will

continue.</description></userDefinedExitType><userDefinedExitType>

<searchPattern>251-275&&[^261-265]</searchPattern>2

<userType>U_DELAYED_FAIL</userType><baseType>DELAYED_FAIL</baseType><description>The ASDL has failed during provisioning.</description>

</userDefinedExitType><userDefinedExitType>

<neDescriptor><softwareLoad>BCS36</softwareLoad><technology>NORTEL_DMS</technology><neVendor>Nortel</neVendor>

</neDescriptor><searchPattern>*.</searchPattern><userType>U_MAINTAIN</userType><baseType>MAINTENANCE</baseType><description>The ASDL will Wait until the NE comes out of

Maintenance Mode</description></userDefinedExitType>

The previous code sample shows some typical search pattern examples. Some additional examples follow:

^.*\b(one|two|three)\b.*$ = matches a complete line of text that contains any of the words "one", "two" or "three"^(?=.*?\bone\b)(?=.*?\btwo\b)(?=.*?\bthree\b).*$ matches a complete line of text that contains all of the words "one", "two" and "three""[^"\r\n]*" matches a single-line string that does not allow the quote character to appear inside the string.\b\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\b matches any IP address.

For more information on search patterns, refer to http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/util/regex/Pattern.html.

For more information on user exit types, refer to chapter 3 of the ASAP Developer Reference.

UserExitType.xml<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><serviceModel xmlns:ude="http://www.mslv.com/studio/activation/model/userDefinedExitType" xmlns:sm="http://www.metasolv.com/ServiceActivation/

1. 801-850 will translate to a base type of SOFT_FAIL. Note that the user type differs from the previ-ous range.

2. 251 to 275 but not 261 to 265 will translate to a base type of DELAYED_FAILURE.

UserExitType.xml


2003/ServiceModel" xmlns="http://www.metasolv.com/ServiceActivation/2003/ServiceModel" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"><userDefinedExitType>

<neDescriptor><softwareLoad>3</softwareLoad><technology>SMC</technology><neVendor>ALCATEL</neVendor></neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*AA-E-002.*</searchPattern><userType>SYNTAX ERROR</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType><description>The request contains a syntactical error.</description>


<neDescriptor>|<softwareLoad>3</softwareLoad><technology>SMC</technology><neVendor>ALCATEL</neVendor>

</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*AA-E-003.*</searchPattern><userType>ACCESS DENIED</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType><description>The user is not allowed to login. The session is closed.</description>


<neDescriptor><softwareLoad>3</softwareLoad><technology>SMC</technology><neVendor>ALCATEL</neVendor>

</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*AA-E-004.*</searchPattern><userType>INCOMPAT VERSION</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType><description>Incompatible interface version to the SMC.</description>



</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*AA-E-005.*</searchPattern><userType>MISSING PARAM</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType><description>A parameter or argument is missing.</description>





</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*AA-E-006.*</searchPattern><userType>REQUEST FAILED</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType><description>Completion status of the service request.</description>



</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*AA-E-007.*</searchPattern><userType>REQUEST REJECTED</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType><description>Completion status of the service request.</description>



</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*AA-E-008.*</searchPattern><userType>RESULT AMBIGUOUS</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType><description>The service order request caused some successful and somenon-successful results.</description>



</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*AA-E-009.*</searchPattern><userType>REQUEST SUCCESSFUL</userType><baseType>SUCCEED</baseType><description>Completion status of the service order request.</description>



</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*AA-E-010.*</searchPattern><userType>QUEUE ACCESS DENY</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType><description>The user has no access to the specified queue.</description>

UserExitType.xml




</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*AA-F-011.*</searchPattern><userType>TOO MANY CONNECTIONS</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType><description>Five sessions established; the new one will beclosed.</description>



</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*AA-F-012.*</searchPattern><userType>NO RESULT SESSION</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType><description>There is already a result session established; thecurrent one will be closed.</description>



</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*AA-F-013.*</searchPattern><userType>TOO MANY SRV ORDERS</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType><description>The SMC database contains more that the defined upperlimit of the daily accepted service order requests. New serviceorder requests will only be accepted if the count falls below 90%of the upper limit.</description>



</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*AA-E-014.*</searchPattern><userType>NO SUCH REQUEST ID</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType><description>The request identifier is unknown.</description>


<neDescriptor>



<softwareLoad>3</softwareLoad><technology>SMC</technology><neVendor>ALCATEL</neVendor>

</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*AA-E-015.*</searchPattern><userType>RESULT CORRUPTED</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType><description>The result report could not be received completely due tofailures in the layout.</description>



</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*AA-E-018.*</searchPattern><userType>UNKNOWN MESSAGE</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType><description>An unspecified message has been received.</description>



</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*AA-E-017.*</searchPattern><userType>NO OR UNKNOWN STATUS</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType><description>The execution status is missing or could not beread.</description>



</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*AA-F-018.*</searchPattern><userType>CORRUPT ACK/FAILURE</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType><description>An acknowledgement or failure report received couldnot be read due to error; this is a fatal failure and the connectioncloses.</description>



UserExitType.xml


</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*AA-F-019.*</searchPattern><userType>FATAL INTERNAL ERROR</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType><description>A system internal error occurred, which is fatal; theconnection will close.</description>



</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*AA-F-020.*</searchPattern><userType>RESPONSE TIMEOUT</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType><description>A response is missing; the connection will beclosed.</description>



</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*AA-F-021.*</searchPattern><userType>SRV ORDER CAP OVERFL</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType><description>The maximum number of service order requests defined perday or the maximum number of service order requests stored persistentlyin the SMC database has been reached.l</description>



</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*AA-E-022.*</searchPattern><userType>LOGON IS EXPECTED</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType><description>The correct LOGON is expected on that place.</description>



</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*AA-E-023.*</searchPattern><userType>UNKNOWN NE</userType>



<baseType>FAIL</baseType><description>The NE is unknown for the SMC.</description>



</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*AA-E-024.*</searchPattern><userType>UNEXPECTED SYMBOL</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType><description>A symbol is unexpected on that place.</description>



</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*AA-E-025.*</searchPattern><userType>UNEXPECTED SYMBOL2</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType>description>The symbol is unexpected in the affected ServiceOrder.</description>



</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*AA-F-026.*</searchPattern><userType>SESSION TERM BY SIG</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType><description>The extern signal from SMC has terminated thesession.</description>



</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*AA-F-027.*</searchPattern><userType>SESSION TERM BY T/O</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType><description>The timer for LOGON has been reached; the session isterminated.</description>


<neDescriptor>

UserExitType.xml


<softwareLoad>3</softwareLoad><technology>SMC</technology><neVendor>ALCATEL</neVendor>

</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*AA-F-028.*</searchPattern><userType>SESS TERM BY INACT</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType>

<description>The inactivity timeout has been reached; the sessionis terminated.</description>



</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*the input L3 address was not found.*</searchPattern><userType>L3 ADDRESS NOT FOUND</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType><description>No such L3 Address</description>



</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*not exist.*</searchPattern><userType>GATEWAYNOTEXIST</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType><description>Gateway does not exist</description>



</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*RUFNUMMER IST ZU LANG.*</searchPattern><userType>NUM NOT EXIST</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType><description>Number is too long</description>



</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*Telephone number is already defined.*<searchPattern>



<userType>NUM DEFINED</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType><description>Telephone number is already defined </description>



</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*Port number [0-9][0-9][0-9] is already defined.*</searchPattern><userType>PORT DEFINED</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType><description>Port number is already defined</description>



</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*port [0-9][0-9][0-9] can not be defined.*</searchPattern><userType>PORT CANNOT BE DEFD</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType><description>Port cannot be defined</description>



</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*Port number [0-9][0-9][0-9] is already defined.*</searchPattern><userType>PORT ALREADY DEFINED</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType><description>Port number is already defined</description>



</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*is already inserted.*</searchPattern><userType>GATEWAY INSERTED</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType><description>Gateway already inserted</description>


UserExitType.xml



</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*RUFNUMMER IST NICHT BESCHALTET.*</searchPattern><userType>NUM NOT PROVISIONED</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType><description>Number is not Provisioned</description>



</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*NICHT VORHANDEN.*</searchPattern><userType>INPUT COMB ERROR</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType><description>Input combination does not exist</description>



</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*RUFNUMMER WIRD BEREITS BENUTZT.*</searchPattern><userType>NUM IN USE</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType><description>Number already in use.</description>



</neDescriptor><searchPattern>.*LAGE IST BEREITS VERGEBEN.*</searchPattern><userType>LOC IN USE</userType><baseType>FAIL</baseType><description>Location is already assigned.</description>

</userDefinedExitType></serviceModel>




4

Service Definition

The Alcatel SMC cartridge contains a set of CSDLs that map to one or more ASDL commands. You can also create additional CSDLs that map to existing and newly-created ASDLs. An upstream system can assemble any of these CSDL commands onto a work order for provisioning.

This chapter presents detailed information on the CSDL parameters that we provide in this cartridge. The following table lists and describes the type of parameter information that is included.

Table 101: CSDL parameter information

Item Description

Parameter Name Identifies the parameter that is configured for the stated service.

Description Describes the parameter.

Range Describes or lists the range of values that can be used to satisfy this parameter.

Default Value Configures a default value for the parameter so that it is not mandatory for the upstream system to provide a value.

Chapter 4: Service Definition


For a detailed description of the Required and Optional parameter classifications, refer to the ASAP Administration Guide.

Type Indicates one of the following parameter types:

S—Scalar, specifies the parameter label transmitted on the ASDL command. Scalar parameters are conventional name-value pair parameters.C—Compound, specifies the base name of the compound parameter transmitted on the ASDL command. A compound parameter contains structures or arrays of information that are represented by a particular structure name or compound parameter name. Each compound parameter can contain a large number of elements. If you use compound parameters, you only require a single entry in the ASAP translation tables to call the compound parameter and all its associated parameter elements.I—Indexed, identifies a parameter that contains a sequential numerical index value to tell the SARM that it should execute the same operation (for example, an ASDL command) for all occurrences of that index. Consequently, if there are several options on a particular CSDL command (OPT1, OPT2, OPT3, etc.), you can specify the OPT parameter as an indexed parameter. When you specify the OPT parameter as an indexed parameter, the SARM generates several occurrences of that same ASDL command and each command has a different value for the option being transmitted to the NEP.

For more information on parameter types, refer to the ASAP Developer Reference.

Class Indicates one of the following parameter classifications:

R—Required scalar parameterO—Optional scalar parameterC—Required compound parameterN—Optional compound parameterM—Mandatory indexed parameterI—Optional indexed parameterS—Parameter count

Table 101: CSDL parameter information

Item Description

CSDL Commands


CSDL CommandsThis cartridge provides the following CSDL Commands:

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ADMIN_CALL_BARRINGC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ALARM_CALL_SUBSCRC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ALL_FEATURESC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ANONYM_REJECT_ADMINC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_COMPLETIONC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_FORWARD_ADMINC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_FORWARD_SUBSCRC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_RETURNC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CLG_ID_PRESENTC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CLG_ID_RESTRC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CON_ID_RESTRC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CREDIT_LIMITC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_DO_NOT_DISTURBC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_FIXED_DEST_CALL_ADMINC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ICB_SUBSCRC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_OCB_ADMINC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_OCB_SUBSCRC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_PIN_SERVICEC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SEL_ACCEPT_SUBSCRC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SEL_CFWD_SUBSCRC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SEL_REJECT_SUBSCRC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SUB_AND_PORT_FEATURESC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_THREE_PARTY_CONFC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_THREE_PARTY_SERVICEC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_CLEAN_ACTIONC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_CREATE_SUBSCRIBERC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DEFINE_MTAC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DEFINE_MTA_PORTC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DELETE_MTAC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DELETE_MTA_PORTC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DISPLAY_MTAC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DISPLAY_MTA_PORTC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DISPLAY_SUBSCRIBER



C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_MODIFY_CREDIT_LIMITC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ADMIN_CALL_BARRINGC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ALARM_CALL_SUBSCRC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ALL_FEATURESC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ANONYM_REJECT_ADMINC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_BY_FEATURE_SUBSCRIBERC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_COMPLETIONC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_FORWARD_ADMINC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_FORWARD_SUBSCRC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_RETURNC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CARRIER_SELECTIONC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CLG_ID_PRESENTC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CLG_ID_RESTRC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CON_ID_RESTRC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CREDIT_LIMITC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_DO_NOT_DISTURBC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_FIXED_DEST_CALL_ADMINC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ICB_SUBSCRC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_OCB_ADMINC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_OCB_SUBSCRC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_PIN_SERVICEC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SEL_ACCEPT_SUBSCRC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SEL_CFWD_SUBSCRC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SEL_REJECT_SUBSCRC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SUBSCRIBERC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SUB_AND_PORT_FEATURESC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_THREE_PARTY_CONFC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_THREE_PARTY_SERVICEC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_RESET_PIN_SERVICEC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_SET_ANNOUNCEMENT_SUBSCRIBERC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_SET_CARRIER_SELECTIONC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_UPDATE_MTAC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_UPDATE_MTA_PORTC_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_CLEAN_ACTION

CSDL Commands


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ADMIN_CALL_BARRINGRestriction to incoming and outgoing calls. Several barring programs can be applied to a subscriber at a time.

Table 102: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ADMIN_CALL_BARRING


Type Class

AREA_CODE Optional. Should be provided, if the switch is configured with several area codes. If not present, the switch chooses the default area code.


S O

BARRING_PROGRAM


S R

CONT_FWD Internal flag used in service model expression, to determine whether subsequent actions should be executed.

S O



S R

JOBID Compound parameter used to store JOBID for DISPLAY ASDLs.

C O

NE Name of the network element as defined in SMC.

S R

NE_ID_SMC Host ID. S R


ANALOG

S R



Mapping to ASDLs

The following table illustrates the CSDL to ASDL mapping for this service.

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ALARM_CALL_SUBSCRGives a subscriber the allowance to set wakeup calls.

Table 103: CSDL to ASDL Mapping

CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ADMIN_CALL_BARRING

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_INIT_ACTION

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_START_ACTION

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DISPLAY_SUBSCRIBER

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_STOP_QUERY

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_RESUME_QUERY

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ADMIN_CALL_BARRING

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_STOP_ACTION

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_RESUME_ACTION

Table 104: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ALARM_CALL_SUBSCR


Type Class

AC_TYPE All available types of alarm calls included.

one, daily, number of days

ALL S R



S O

CSDL Commands


Mapping to ASDLs



S O



S R


S R



ANALOG

S R


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ALARM_CALL_SUBSCR

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ALARM_CALL_SUBSCR



Table 104: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ALARM_CALL_SUBSCR


Type Class



C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ALL_FEATURESAdds multiple subscriber features.

Table 106: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ALL_FEATURES


Type Class



S O

BARRING_PROGRAM


S R


PERMANENT

S R

CARRIER_CODE Network dependent ID for identifying the carrier.

S R

CARRIER_TYPE The carrier for national (NAT), international (INAT) or both types of calls.

S R

CONT_FWD Internal flag, used in service model expression, to determine whether subsequent ASDL actions will be executed.

S O

DN Directory number of the subscriber addressed. Presentation is up to 8 digits without area code or leading zeros.

S R

CSDL Commands



C O


S R



ANALOG

S R

Table 106: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ALL_FEATURES


Type Class



Mapping to ASDLs



CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ALL_FEATURES A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_INIT_ACTION





A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_SET_CARRIER_SELECTION

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_OCB_ADMIN

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CLG_ID_RESTR

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CON_ID_RESTR

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ANONYM_REJECT_ADMIN



CSDL Commands


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ANONYM_REJECT_ADMINThis service activates the rejection of incoming calls defined as anonymous. Anonymous calls are defined as calls where CLIR indication is available and set.

Table 108: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ANONYM_REJECT_ADMIN


Type Class



S O


S O


Up to 8 digits without area code and leading zeros.

S R


S R



ANALOG

S R



Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_COMPLETIONGives a subscriber the allowance to be called back by the network to complete a call.


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ANONYM_REJECT_ADMIN



A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ANONYM_REJECT_ADMIN



Table 110: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_COMPLETION


Type Class



S O


BUSY S R


S O

CSDL Commands


Mapping to ASDLs




S R


S R



ANALOG

S R


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_COMPLETION A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_COMPLETION



Table 110: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_COMPLETION


Type Class



C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_FORWARD_ADMINThe unconditional forwarding of all calls to the subscriber to the administration defined destination will be activated.

Table 112: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_FORWARD_ADMIN


Type Class



S O


IMMEDIATE

S R


S O

DEST_DN The directory number to which the call will be established.

S R



S R


S R



ANALOG

S R

CSDL Commands


Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_FORWARD_SUBSCRSetting of the allowance for a subscriber to control call forwarding. The types of call forwards which can be controlled are: IMMEDIATE, BUSY, NOREPLY.


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_FORWARD_ADMIN

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_FORWARD_ADMIN



Table 114: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_FORWARD_SUBSCR


Type Class



S O


S R


S O



Mapping to ASDLs




S R


S R



ANALOG

S R


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_FORWARD_SUBSCR

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_FORWARD_SUBSCR



Table 114: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_FORWARD_SUBSCR


Type Class

CSDL Commands


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_RETURNThe subscriber gets the allowance to return a call to the caller of the last unsuccessful call.

Table 116: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_RETURN


Type Class



S O


S O



S R


S R



ANALOG

S R



Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CLG_ID_PRESENTThe subscriber will be supplied with the calling line identification, if it is the called party.


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_RETURN A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CALL_RETURN



Table 118: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CLG_ID_PRESENT


Type Class



S O


S O



S R


S R

CSDL Commands


Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CLG_ID_RESTRCalling line identification presentation restriction. Add the restriction of the display of the calling number to the called side.



ANALOG

S R


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CLG_ID_PRESENT A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CLG_ID_PRESENT



Table 120: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CLG_ID_RESTR


Type Class



S O

Table 118: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CLG_ID_PRESENT


Type Class



Mapping to ASDLs



S O



S R


S R



ANALOG

S R


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CLG_ID_RESTR A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_INIT_ACTION


A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CLG_ID_RESTR



Table 120: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CLG_ID_RESTR


Type Class

CSDL Commands


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CON_ID_RESTRConnected line identification presentation restriction. Restricts the display of the connected line number to the called side.

Table 122: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CON_ID_RESTR


Type Class



S O


S O



S R


S R



ANALOG

S R



Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CREDIT_LIMITThe subscriber gets a limit for the charged calls.


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CON_ID_RESTR A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_INIT_ACTION


A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CON_ID_RESTR



Table 124: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CREDIT_LIMIT


Type Class



S O


S O

CREDIT_GROUP Defines the credit group to which the subscriber will be assigned.

S R

CSDL Commands


Mapping to ASDLs




S R

LIMIT Defines the limit. S R


S R



S R

RELEASE_CALL An existing call will be released when the credit limit is reached.

S R


ANALOG

S R


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CREDIT_LIMIT A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CREDIT_LIMIT



Table 124: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_CREDIT_LIMIT


Type Class



C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_DO_NOT_DISTURBThe subscriber can forward incoming calls to a tone or to an announcement (network option).

Table 126: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_DO_NOT_DISTURB


Type Class



S O


S O


up to 8 digits without area code or leading zeros.

S R


S R



ANALOG

S R

CSDL Commands


Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_FIXED_DEST_CALL_ADMINA call to a operator defined destination will be established after a timeout, when the subscriber lifts the hand-set.


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_DO_NOT_DISTURB A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_DO_NOT_DISTURB



Table 128: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_FIXED_DEST_CALL_ADMIN


Type Class



S O


S O

DEST_DN Directory number to which the call will be established

S R



S R



Mapping to ASDLs



DELAYED

S R


S R



ANALOG

S R


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_FIXED_DEST_CALL_ADMIN

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_FIXED_DEST_CALL_ADMIN



Table 128: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_FIXED_DEST_CALL_ADMIN


Type Class

CSDL Commands


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ICB_SUBSCRPrevents incoming calls to a certain subscriber.

Table 130: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ICB_SUBSCR


Type Class



S O


VARIABLE

S R


S O



S R


S R



ANALOG

S R



Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_OCB_ADMINOutgoing call barring (adminstration controlled). The barring is changeable only by the operator. Prevents outgoing calls to a certain kind of destination. The types of calls is defined by the barring program which must be defined in the switch.


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ICB_SUBSCR A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_ICB_SUBSCR



Table 132: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_OCB_ADMIN


Type Class



S O

BARRING_PROGRAM


S R


PERMANENT

S R


S O

CSDL Commands


Mapping to ASDLs




S R


S R



ANALOG

S R


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_OCB_ADMIN A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_INIT_ACTION


A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_OCB_ADMIN



Table 132: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_OCB_ADMIN


Type Class



C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_OCB_SUBSCROutgoing call barring (subscriber controlled). The barring is changeable only by the operator.

Table 134: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_OCB_SUBSCR


Type Class



S O


VARIABLE

S R


S O



S R


S R



ANALOG

S R

CSDL Commands


Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_PIN_SERVICESetting of the allowance of a PIN (personal identification number).


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_OCB_SUBSCR A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_OCB_SUBSCR



Table 136: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_PIN_SERVICE


Type Class



S O


S O



S R


S R



Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SEL_ACCEPT_SUBSCRSelective call acceptance (subscriber controller). The allowance for the subscriber to edit the list of directory numbers.



ANALOG

S R


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_PIN_SERVICE A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_PIN_SERVICE



Table 138: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SEL_ACCEPT_SUBSCR


Type Class



S O

Table 136: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_PIN_SERVICE


Type Class

CSDL Commands


Mapping to ASDLs



S O



S R



S R



ANALOG

S R


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SEL_ACCEPT_SUBSCR

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SEL_ACCEPT_SUBSCR



Table 138: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SEL_ACCEPT_SUBSCR


Type Class



C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SEL_CFWD_SUBSCRSelective call forward (subscriber controlled). The allowance for the subscriber for activating of the list for forwarded calls will be controlled.

Table 140: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SEL_CFWD_SUBSCR


Type Class



S O


IMMEDIATE

S R


S O



S R

LIST_SIZE Size of the selection list.

10 S O


S R



ANALOG

S R

CSDL Commands


Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SEL_REJECT_SUBSCRSelective call rejection (subscriber controlled). The allowance for the subscriber for activating of the list for rejected calls will be controlled.


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SEL_CFWD_SUBSCR A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SEL_CFWD_SUBSCR



Table 142: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SEL_REJECT_SUBSCR


Type Class



S O


S O



S R




Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SUB_AND_PORT_FEATURESCreates subscriber, provision MTA and MTA Port.


S R



ANALOG

S R


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SEL_REJECT_SUBSCR

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SEL_REJECT_SUBSCR



Table 144: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SUB_AND_PORT_FEATURES


Type Class



S O

Table 142: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SEL_REJECT_SUBSCR


Type Class

CSDL Commands



S R


S O


S O

DIFFSERV_SIGNAL The DiffServ value to be used in the IP backbone network for marking signalling packets. If the parameter is not used, a default of 24 will be set.

S O



S R


C O


S R



Type Class




S R


S R

MTA_TYPE The (brand) name of the MTA. Currently - CVA122, uBR924, uBR925.

S R


S R


S R


ORIGIN_ACCESS Must be defined in the switch. If no origin is provided, the siwthc automatically chooses one.

S O


S O



Type Class

CSDL Commands


PACKET_SIZE The packetization (in ms) of RTP packets. The supported packet sizes are: 20 - G711/G729, 30-G723

S R


S R

PORT_TYPE The type of subscriber for which the access is to be created. Analog subscribers are supported.

ANALOG

S R

PROFILE The profile with which the subscriber shall be created; If not present, the switch default will be used.

S O


S R


ANALOG

S R


S R



Type Class



Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_THREE_PARTY_CONFThis service allows a subscriber to call a third line during a conversation. Additionally, a three party connection (conference) can be established.


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_SUB_AND_PORT_FEATURES




A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DISPLAY_MTA

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DISPLAY_MTA_PORT



A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_CREATE_SUBSCRIBER

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DEFINE_MTA

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DEFINE_MTA_PORT



Table 146: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_THREE_PARTY_CONF


Type Class



S O

CSDL Commands


Mapping to ASDLs



S O



S R


S R



ANALOG

S R


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_THREE_PARTY_CONF

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_THREE_PARTY_CONF



Table 146: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_THREE_PARTY_CONF


Type Class



C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_THREE_PARTY_SERVICEThis service allows a subscriber to call a third line during a conversation. The subscriber can move between the two calls leaving the other on hold or reject one.

Table 148: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_THREE_PARTY_SERVICE


Type Class



S O


S O



S R


S R



ANALOG

S R

CSDL Commands


Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_CLEAN_ACTIONMust be last CSDL in all work orders. Service action to delete database rows associated with a single work order at end of all forward CSDLs.

Mapping to ASDLs



CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_THREE_PARTY_SERVICE

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_ADD_THREE_PARTY_SERVICE



Table 150: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_CLEAN_ACTION


Type Class



CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_CLEAN_ACTION A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_CLEAN_ACTION



C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_CREATE_SUBSCRIBERSubscriber data will be added in switch with a predefined profile. If a profile is specified, this must exist in the switch and must be applicable for single analog subscriber. If no profile is defined a standard profile will be taken.

Table 152: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_CREATE_SUBSCRIBER


Type Class



S O


S O


Up to 8 decimal digits without area code and leading zeros.

S R


S R


S R

NE Name of the network element as defined in the SMC.

S R


CSDL Commands


Mapping to ASDLs


ORIGIN_ACCESS Must be defined in the switch. If no origin is provided, the switch automatically chooses one.

S O


S O

PROFILE The profile with which the subscriber shall be created; If not present, the switch default will be used.

S O


ANALOG

S R


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_CREATE_SUBSCRIBER A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_INIT_ACTION


A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_CREATE_SUBSCRIBER



Table 152: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_CREATE_SUBSCRIBER


Type Class



C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DEFINE_MTAAn MTA configuration can be inserted into the media gateway.

Table 154: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DEFINE_MTA


Type Class


S R


S O


S R


S R


S R


PACKET_SIZE The packetization (in ms) of RTP packets. The supported packet sizes are: 20 - G711/G729, 30-G723

S R


S R

CSDL Commands


Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DEFINE_MTA_PORTConfiguration for PSTN ports of the MTA can be inserted into the media gateway.


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DEFINE_MTA A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_INIT_ACTION


A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DEFINE_MTA



Table 156: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DEFINE_MTA_PORT


Type Class


S O


S O



DIFFSERV_SIGNAL The DiffServ value to be used in the IP backbone network for marking signalling packets. If the parameter is not used, a default of 24 will be set.

S O


S O


S R

MTA_ID The name with which the MTA is identified in the (Duet 6002) gateway. It is the FQDN of the MTA.

S R


S R



S R


ANALOG

S R


S R

Table 156: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DEFINE_MTA_PORT


Type Class

CSDL Commands


Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DELETE_MTAAn MTA configuration is deleted from the media gateway.


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DEFINE_MTA_PORT A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_INIT_ACTION


A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DEFINE_MTA_PORT



Table 158: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DELETE_MTA


Type Class


S O


C O


S R


S R




Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DELETE_MTA_PORTConfiguration for PSTN ports of the MTA can be deleted into the media gateway.


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DELETE_MTA A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_INIT_ACTION





A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DELETE_MTA



Table 160: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DELETE_MTA_PORT


Type Class


S O


C O

CSDL Commands


Mapping to ASDLs



S R


S R



ANALOG

S R


S R


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DELETE_MTA_PORT A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_INIT_ACTION





A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DELETE_MTA_PORT



Table 160: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DELETE_MTA_PORT


Type Class



C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DISPLAY_MTADisplay MTA configuration.

Mapping to ASDLs


Table 162: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DISPLAY_MTA


Type Class


S O


C O


S R


S R



CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DISPLAY_MTA A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DISPLAY_MTA



CSDL Commands


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DISPLAY_MTA_PORTDisplay MTA Port Configuration information.

Table 164: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DISPLAY_MTA_PORT


Type Class


S O


C O


S R


S R



ANALOG

S R


S R



Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DISPLAY_SUBSCRIBERSubscriber data in switch will be displayed.


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DISPLAY_MTA_PORT A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DISPLAY_MTA_PORT



Table 166: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DISPLAY_SUBSCRIBER


Type Class



S O


S O



S R


C O

CSDL Commands


Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_MODIFY_CREDIT_LIMITThe subscriber limit for the charged calls is removed.


S R



ANALOG

S R


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DISPLAY_SUBSCRIBER A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DISPLAY_SUBSCRIBER



Table 168: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_MODIFY_CREDIT_LIMIT


Type Class



S O

Table 166: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DISPLAY_SUBSCRIBER


Type Class




S O

CREDIT_GROUP Defines the credit group to which the subscriber will be assigned.

S O



S R

LIMIT Defines the limit. S O


S R


REJECT_CALL New outgoing calls will be rejected when the credit limit has been reached.

S R

RELEASE_CALL An existing call will be released when the credit limit is reached.

S R


ANALOG

S R

Table 168: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_MODIFY_CREDIT_LIMIT


Type Class

CSDL Commands


Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ADMIN_CALL_BARRINGRestriction to incoming and outgoing calls. Several barring programs can be applied to a subscriber at a time.


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_MODIFY_CREDIT_LIMIT A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_MODIFY_CREDIT_LIMIT



Table 170: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ADMIN_CALL_BARRING


Type Class



S O

BARRING_PROGRAM


S R


S O


Up to 8 decimal digits without area code or leading zeros.

S R



Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ALARM_CALL_SUBSCRRemoves from subscriber the allowance to set and delete wakeup calls.


S R



ANALOG

S R


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ADMIN_CALL_BARRING

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ADMIN_CALL_BARRING



Table 172: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ALARM_CALL_SUBSCR


Type Class

AC_TYPE All available types of alarm calls included.

one, daily, number of days

ALL S R

Table 170: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ADMIN_CALL_BARRING


Type Class

CSDL Commands




S O


S O



S R


S R



ANALOG

S R

Table 172: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ALARM_CALL_SUBSCR


Type Class



Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ALL_FEATURESRemoves multiple subscriber features.


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ALARM_CALL_SUBSCR

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ALARM_CALL_SUBSCR



Table 174: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ALL_FEATURES


Type Class



S O

BARRING_PROGRAM


S R


PERMANENT

S R


S R

CSDL Commands



S O



S R


C O


S R



ANALOG

S R

Table 174: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ALL_FEATURES


Type Class



Mapping to ASDLs



CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ALL_FEATURES A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_INIT_ACTION





A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_OCB_ADMIN

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CARRIER_SELECTION

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CLG_ID_RESTR

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CON_ID_RESTR

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ANONYM_REJECT_ADMIN



CSDL Commands


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ANONYM_REJECT_ADMINThis service deactivates the rejection of incoming calls defined as anonymous. Anonymous calls are defined as calls where CLIR indication is available and set.

Table 176: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ANONYM_REJECT_ADMIN


Type Class



S O


S O



S R


C O


S R



ANALOG

S R



Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_BY_FEATURE_SUBSCRIBERRemoves subscriber. Includes rollback to create subscriber and supplementary features.


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ANONYM_REJECT_ADMIN






A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ANONYM_REJECT_ADMIN



Table 178: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_BY_FEATURE_SUBSCRIBER


Type Class



S O


S O

CSDL Commands




S R

EXEC_REMOVE_SUB_RB

Java code sets this parameter to FALSE. If REMOVE_SUBSCRIBER_RB ASDL succeeds, then the flag will be set to true.

S O


C O


S O


S O


S R



ANALOG

S R

Table 178: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_BY_FEATURE_SUBSCRIBER


Type Class



Mapping to ASDLs



CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_BY_FEATURE_SUBSCRIBER






A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_REMOVE_CLG_ID_RESTR

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_REMOVE_CON_ID_RESTR

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_REMOVE_OCB_ADMIN

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_REMOVE_ANONYM_REJECT_ADMIN

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_REMOVE_CARRIER_SELECTION

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_REMOVE_SUBSCRIBER

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_START_ROLLBACK_SUBSCRIBER

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SUBSCRIBER



CSDL Commands


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_COMPLETIONRemoves from a subscriber the allowance to be called back from the network to complete a call.

Table 180: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_COMPLETION


Type Class



S O


BUSY S R


S O



S R


S R



ANALOG

S R



Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_FORWARD_ADMINThe unconditional forwarding of all call to the subscriber to the administration defined destination will be removed.


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_COMPLETION

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_COMPLETION



Table 182: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_FORWARD_ADMIN


Type Class



S O


IMMEDIATE

S R


S O



S R

CSDL Commands


Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_FORWARD_SUBSCRRemoves the allowance for a subscriber to control call forwarding.


S R



ANALOG

S R


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_FORWARD_ADMIN

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_FORWARD_ADMIN



Table 184: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_FORWARD_SUBSCR


Type Class



S O

Table 182: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_FORWARD_ADMIN


Type Class



Mapping to ASDLs



S R


S O



S R


S R



ANALOG

S R


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_FORWARD_SUBSCR

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_FORWARD_SUBSCR



Table 184: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_FORWARD_SUBSCR


Type Class

CSDL Commands


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_RETURNRemoves the allowance for a subscriber to return a call to the caller of the last unsuccessful call.

Table 186: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_RETURN


Type Class



S O


S O



S R


S R



ANALOG

S R



Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CARRIER_SELECTIONRemoves a carrier as default carrier for national or international calls.


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_RETURN A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CALL_RETURN



Table 188: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CARRIER_SELECTION


Type Class



S O


S R


S O



S R

CSDL Commands


Mapping to ASDLs



C O


S R



ANALOG

S R


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CARRIER_SELECTION






A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CARRIER_SELECTION



Table 188: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CARRIER_SELECTION


Type Class



C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CLG_ID_PRESENTThe subscriber will not be supplied with the calling line identification if it is the called party.

Table 190: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CLG_ID_PRESENT


Type Class

AREA_CODE Optional. Should be provided, if the switch is configured with several area codes. If not present, the switch chooses the default area code


S O


S O



S R


S R



ANALOG

S R

CSDL Commands


Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CLG_ID_RESTRCalling line identification presentation restriction. Removes the restriction display of the calling number to the called side.


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CLG_ID_PRESENT

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CLG_ID_PRESENT



Table 192: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CLG_ID_RESTR


Type Class



S O


S O



S R



Mapping to ASDLs



C O


S R



ANALOG

S R


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CLG_ID_RESTR A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_INIT_ACTION





A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CLG_ID_RESTR



Table 192: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CLG_ID_RESTR


Type Class

CSDL Commands


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CON_ID_RESTRConnected line identification presentation restriction. Removes the restriction display of the connected line number to the called side.

Table 194: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CON_ID_RESTR


Type Class



S O


S O



S R


C O


S R



ANALOG

S R



Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CREDIT_LIMITThe subscriber limit for the charged calls is removed.


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CON_ID_RESTR A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_INIT_ACTION





A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CON_ID_RESTR



Table 196: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CREDIT_LIMIT


Type Class



S O


S O

CSDL Commands


Mapping to ASDLs




S R


S R



ANALOG

S R


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CREDIT_LIMIT A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CREDIT_LIMIT



Table 196: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_CREDIT_LIMIT


Type Class



C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_DO_NOT_DISTURBThe subscriber can forward incoming calls to a tone or to an announcement (network option).

Table 198: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_DO_NOT_DISTURB


Type Class



S O


S O



S R


S R



ANALOG

S R

CSDL Commands


Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_FIXED_DEST_CALL_ADMINA call to a operator defined destination will not be established after a timeout, when the subscriber lifts the hand-set.


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_DO_NOT_DISTURB

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_DO_NOT_DISTURB



Table 200: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_FIXED_DEST_CALL_ADMIN


Type Class



S O


S O



S R



Mapping to ASDLs



DELAYED

S R


S R



ANALOG

S R


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_FIXED_DEST_CALL_ADMIN

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_FIXED_DEST_CALL_ADMIN



Table 200: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_FIXED_DEST_CALL_ADMIN


Type Class

CSDL Commands


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ICB_SUBSCRRemoves the prevention of incoming calls to a certain subscriber.

Table 202: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ICB_SUBSCR


Type Class



S O


VARIABLE

S R


S O



S R


S R



ANALOG

S R



Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_OCB_ADMINOutgoing call barring (adminstration controlled). The barring is changeable only by the operator. Removal of barring program. Prevents outgoing calls to a certain kind of destination. The types of calls is defined by the barring program in the switch.


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ICB_SUBSCR A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_ICB_SUBSCR



Table 204: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_OCB_ADMIN


Type Class



S O

BARRING_PROGRAM


S R


PERMANENT

S R


S O

CSDL Commands


Mapping to ASDLs




S R


C O


S R



ANALOG

S R


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_OCB_ADMIN A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_INIT_ACTION





A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_OCB_ADMIN



Table 204: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_OCB_ADMIN


Type Class



C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_OCB_SUBSCROutgoing call barring (adminstration controlled). The barring is changeable only by the operator. Barring program is removed.

Table 206: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_OCB_SUBSCR


Type Class



S O


VARIABLE

S R


S O



S R


S R



ANALOG

S R

CSDL Commands


Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_PIN_SERVICERemoves the allowance of a PIN (personal identification number).


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_OCB_SUBSCR A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_OCB_SUBSCR



Table 208: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_PIN_SERVICE


Type Class



S O


S O



S R


S R



Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SEL_ACCEPT_SUBSCRSelective call acceptance (subscriber controller). Removes the ability of the subscriber to edit the list of directory numbers.



ANALOG

S R


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_PIN_SERVICE A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_PIN_SERVICE



Table 210: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SEL_ACCEPT_SUBSCR


Type Class



S O

Table 208: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_PIN_SERVICE


Type Class

CSDL Commands


Mapping to ASDLs



S O



S R


S R



ANALOG

S R


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SEL_ACCEPT_SUBSCR

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SEL_ACCEPT_SUBSCR



Table 210: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SEL_ACCEPT_SUBSCR


Type Class



C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SEL_CFWD_SUBSCRSelective call forward (subscriber controlled). Removes the allowance for activating the list, for forwarded calls.

Table 212: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SEL_CFWD_SUBSCR


Type Class



S O


IMMEDIATE

S R


S O



S R


S R



ANALOG

S R

CSDL Commands


Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SEL_REJECT_SUBSCRSelective call rejection (subscriber controlled). Removes the allowance of a subscriber for activating the list for rejected calls.


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SEL_CFWD_SUBSCR

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SEL_CFWD_SUBSCR



Table 214: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SEL_REJECT_SUBSCR


Type Class



S O


S O



S R



Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SUBSCRIBERSubscriber data will be removed in switch. The specification of the equipment location is optional and is used for verification. Does not include rollback of supplementary service features.


S R



ANALOG

S R


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SEL_REJECT_SUBSCR

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SEL_REJECT_SUBSCR



Table 216: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SUBSCRIBER


Type Class



S O

Table 214: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SEL_REJECT_SUBSCR


Type Class

CSDL Commands



S O



S R

EXEC_REMOVE_SUB_RB

Java code sets this parameter to FALSE. If REMOVE_SUBSCRIBER_RB ASDL succeeds, then the flag will be set to TRUE.

S O


C O


S O


S O


S R



ANALOG

S R

Table 216: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SUBSCRIBER


Type Class



Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SUB_AND_PORT_FEATURESDeletes the MTA_PORT, MTA and subscriber.


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SUBSCRIBER A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_INIT_ACTION








Table 218: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SUB_AND_PORT_FEATURES


Type Class



S O


S O

CSDL Commands




S R

EXEC_REMOVE_SUB_RB

Java code sets this parameter to FALSE. If REMOVE_SUBSCRIBER_RB ASDL succeeds, then the flag will be set to TRUE.

S O


C O


S R


S O


S R


S O


S R




Type Class



Mapping to ASDLs



ANALOG

S R


ANALOG

S R


S R


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_SUB_AND_PORT_FEATURES








A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DELETE_MTA_PORT

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_DELETE_MTA






Type Class

CSDL Commands


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_THREE_PARTY_CONFRemoves the service allowing a subscriber to call a third line during a conversation. Additionally, a three party connection (conference) can be established.

Table 220: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_THREE_PARTY_CONF


Type Class



S O


S O



S R


S R



ANALOG

S R



Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_THREE_PARTY_SERVICERemoves the service allowing a subscriber to call a third line during a conversation. The subscriber can move between the two calls leaving the other on hold or reject one.


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_THREE_PARTY_CONF

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_THREE_PARTY_CONF



Table 222: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_THREE_PARTY_SERVICE


Type Class



S O


S O



S R

CSDL Commands


Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_RESET_PIN_SERVICEResets the allowance of a PIN (personal identification number).


S R



ANALOG

S R


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_THREE_PARTY_SERVICE

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_THREE_PARTY_SERVICE



Table 224: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_RESET_PIN_SERVICE


Type Class



S O

Table 222: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_REMOVE_THREE_PARTY_SERVICE


Type Class



Mapping to ASDLs



S O



S R


S R



ANALOG

S R


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_RESET_PIN_SERVICE A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_RESET_PIN_SERVICE



Table 224: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_RESET_PIN_SERVICE


Type Class

CSDL Commands


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_SET_ANNOUNCEMENT_SUBSCRIBERSubscriber data will be added in switch with a predefined profile. If a profile is specified, this must exist in the switch and must be applicable for single analog subscribers. If no profile is defined a standard profile will be taken.

Table 226: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_SET_ANNOUNCEMENT_SUBSCRIBER


Type Class

ANN_TYPE The announcement to be assigned (automatic announcement of changed number or the standard for not-equipped DN).

S R



S O


S O



S R


S R


NUMBER_CHANGED

C O


ANALOG

S R



Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_SET_CARRIER_SELECTIONSelects a carrier as default carrier for national or international calls.


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_SET_ANNOUNCEMENT_SUBSCRIBER

A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_SET_ANNOUNCEMENT_SUBSCRIBER



Table 228: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_SET_CARRIER_SELECTION


Type Class



S O

CARRIER_CODE Network dependent ID for identifying the carrier.

S S R


S R


S O

CSDL Commands


Mapping to ASDLs




S R


S R



ANALOG

S R


CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_SET_CARRIER_SELECTION



A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_SET_CARRIER_SELECTION



Table 228: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_SET_CARRIER_SELECTION


Type Class



C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_UPDATE_MTAUpdates an MTA configuration in the media gateway.

Mapping to ASDLs


Table 230: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_UPDATE_MTA


Type Class


S O

MTA C O


S R


S R


S R



CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_UPDATE_MTA A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_UPDATE_MTA



CSDL Commands


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_UPDATE_MTA_PORTParameters for DIffServ and the DN may be updated.

Table 232: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_UPDATE_MTA_PORT


Type Class


S O


C O


S R

MTA_PORT DIFF_SERV: Value used for marking signaling packets. DIFF_MEDIA: Value used for marking media packets. DN: Directory number of subscriber addressed.

C O


S R



ANALOG

S R


S R



Mapping to ASDLs


C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_CLEAN_ACTIONMust be first CSDL for all work orders. Virtual CSDL used to hold the rollback ASDL to remove all database rows from special NEP database for a single work order when the work order rollsback.

Mapping to ASDLs



CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_UPDATE_MTA_PORT A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_INIT_ACTION





A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_UPDATE_MTA_PORT



Table 234: C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_CLEAN_ACTION


Type Class



CSDL ASDL

C_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_CLEAN_ACTION A_ALCATEL-SMC_3_VIRT_CLEAN_ACTION


5

Configuring ASAP to Support Additional NE Instances

You can configure ASAP to support the E_ALCATEL-SMC_3_HOST - NEP configuration using the Service Activation Configuration Tool (SACT). Refer to the ASAP Administration Guide for more information.

Below is an example of the Activation.Configuration.XML file for the Alcatel SMC cartridge.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><activationConfig xmlns="http://www.metasolv.com/ServiceActivation/

2003/ActivationConfig" xmlns:cfg="http://www.mslv.com/studio/acti-vation/model/config" xmlns:route="http://www.mslv.com/studio/acti-vation/model/routing" xmlns:sm="http://www.metasolv.com/ServiceActivation/2003/ServiceModel" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"><connectionPool name="SMC">

<device name="E_ALCATEL-SMC_3_HOST_conn_1"><environment/>

<lineType>SOCKET_CONNECTION</lineType></device>

</connectionPool><element name="E_ALCATEL-SMC_3_HOST"><vendor>ALCATEL</vendor><technology>SMC</technology><softwareLoad>3</softwareLoad><nepServerName>$NEP</nepServerName><primaryPool>SMC</primaryPool><maximumConnections>1</maximumConnections><dropTimeout>60</dropTimeout><spawnThreshold>2</spawnThreshold><killThreshold>2</killThreshold><routingElement name="E_ALCATEL-SMC_3_HOST"/><communicationParameter>

<label>IDLE_TIMER_ASDL</label><value>

value>2</value></value><description>The idle ASDL after a period of inactivity onthe connection.</description><lineType>SOCKET_CONNECTION</lineType>

</communicationParameter><communicationParameter>

label>IDLE_TIMER_INTERVAL</label><value>

<value>2</value>

Chapter 5: Configuring ASAP to Support Additional NE Instances


</value><description>The idle timer. If this parameter is not defined or is set to zero, the IDLE_TIMER_ASDL is not triggered regardless of how long a connection remains idle.<description><lineType>SOCKET_CONNECTION</lineType>


<label>OPEN_TIMEOUT</label><value>

value>99</value></value><description>For State Table only. The wait timeout period, in seconds, that ASAP waits to open the device. Thewait timeout parameter is only applicable to the serial interface.</description><lineType>SOCKET_CONNECTION</lineType>


<label>WRITE_TIMEOUT</label><value>

<value>5</value></value><description>For State Table only. The wait timeout period, in seconds, that ASAP waits to write to the device.</description><lineType>SOCKET_CONNECTION</lineType>


<label>READ_TIMEOUT</label><value>

<value>99</value></value><description>For State Table only. The wait timeout period, in seconds, that ASAP waits to read from the device.Currently, this is only applicable to the socket interface.</description><lineType>SOCKET_CONNECTION</lineType>


<label>DISABLE_PORT_ON_LOGIN</label><value>

<value>99</value></value><description>For State Table only. Determines whether theport should be disabled if login to the NE fails. If theparameter is equal to zero, then the port is not disabled.</description><lineType>SOCKET_CONNECTION</lineType>


<label>SOCKET_CLIENT</label<value>

<value>99</value></value><description>For State Table only. Socket server or client.The only valid value is 'C' because the communication is a


Socket client.</description><lineType>SOCKET_CONNECTION</lineType>


<label>HOST_NAME</label><value>

<value>HOST_CLLI</value></value><description>Machine name for the host NE.</description><lineType>SOCKET_CONNECTION</lineType>


<label>HOST_IPADDR</label><value>

value>10.9.1.181</value></value><description>Network IP address for the host SMC NE. (ie.0.9.1.181)</description><lineType>SOCKET_CONNECTION</lineType>


<label>SOCKET_FAMILY</label><value>

<value>2</value></value><description>For State Table only. The only valid value is '2'because only the Internet address family is supported.</description><lineType>SOCKET_CONNECTION</lineType>


<label>RESULT_SESSION_PORT</label><value>

<value>10001</value></value><description>Port number for SMC Result Session</description><lineType>SOCKET_CONNECTION</lineType>


<label>REQUEST_SESSION_PORT</label><value>

<value>10000</value></value><description>Port number for SMC Request Session</description><lineType>SOCKET_CONNECTION</lineType>


<label>MONITOR_INTERVAL</label><value>

<value>60</value></value><description>Periodic Interval (in seconds) for WatchdogThread </description><lineType>SOCKET_CONNECTION</lineType>

</communicationParameter>



<communicationParameter><label>URL</label><value>

<value>t3://srvtodev08:7419</value></value><description>URL of BEA Weblogic based on ASAP environment</description><lineType>SOCKET_CONNECTION</lineType>


<label>WORKORDER_TIMEOUT</label><value>

<value>3</value></value><description>Maximum number of minutes before a work order isviewed as being timed out.</description><lineType>SOCKET_CONNECTION</lineType>


<label>TIMEOUT_ACTION</label><value>

<value>FAIL</value></value><description>Valid values (FAIL/SOFT_FAIL). User flag to indicate if work order times out to automatically rollback(FAIL) or not (SOFT_FAIL).</description><lineType>SOCKET_CONNECTION</lineType>


<label>THROTTLE</label><value>

<value>50</value></value><description>Time in milliseconds to throttle multiple requests</description><lineType>SOCKET_CONNECTION</lineType>


<label>HOST_USERNAME</label><value>

<value>arbor</value></value><description>Login userid of SMC Host</description><lineType>SOCKET_CONNECTION</lineType>


<label>HOST_PASSWORD</label><value>

<value>xxx</value></value><description>Login password of SMC HOST</description><lineType>SOCKET_CONNECTION</lineType>


<label>FORCE_RB</label><value>

<value>FALSE</value>

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</value><description>Configurable parameter(TRUE/FALSE) for forcerollback action to be executed.</description><lineType>SOCKET_CONNECTION</lineType>


<label>REQUEST_QUEUE</label><value>

<value>SMCRequestQueue</value></value><description>Do Not Change. JNDI Name of JMS queue used forinternal communication</description><lineType>SOCKET_CONNECTION</lineType>


<label>VERSION</label><value>

<value>arbor</value></value><description>Version value of arbor for SMC</description><lineType>SOCKET_CONNECTION</lineType>


<label>REQUEST_SESSION_RECV_TIMEOUT</label><value>

<value>120</value></value><description>Number of seconds the Request Session will waitto receive data before a timeout</description><lineType>SOCKET_CONNECTION</lineType>


<label>DELETE_ASYNC_DB_ROWS</label><value>

<value>TRUE</value></value><description>Do not change. Set to TRUE to delete asynchronousdata from database</description><lineType>SOCKET_CONNECTION</lineType>


<label>ASYNC_RESPONSE_TIMEOUT</label><value>

<value>10</value></value><description>Maximum number of minutes before asychronous response data is deleted from database</description><lineType>SOCKET_CONNECTION</lineType>

</communicationParameter></element>

</activationConfig>

Extracting source filesBefore you can access an XML file to modify it, you must extract it from the .sar file. Use the following procedure to extract source files from the sar file.



To extract source files

1. If necessary, create a repository directory, copy the .sar file to the new directory and un-jar the sar file.

2. After you un-jar the sar file, you can access the XML files.

Loading a new XML fileWhen you finish modifying an XML file, you must create a new sar file, then restart the cartridge using the new file.

Follow the instructions in “Testing the installation” on page 11, for directions on how to load a new XML file.

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