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ZXMSG 9000
Media Gateway
Command Manual Index

Version 1.0.01.R02
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Contents
About This Manual ............................................................ i
Purpose ................................................................................ i
Intended Audience ................................................................. i
Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge .............................................. i
What Is in This Manual ........................................................... i
Related Documentation.......................................................... ii
Conventions ......................................................................... ii
How to Get in Touch............................................................. iii
Declaration of RoHS Compliance..................................... v

Chapter 1.......................................................................... 1
Overview .......................................................................... 1
Overview ............................................................................. 1
Enter Man-machine Command Interface-Command Line Terminal
Mode .................................................................................. 1
Running a Man-machine Command.......................................... 4
Information in Man-machine Command .................................... 5
Man-machine Command-Help Information ................................ 5
Man-machine Command Output .............................................. 6
Chapter 2.......................................................................... 9
Man-machine Commands Indices ................................... 9
Overview ............................................................................. 9
Operation and Maintenance Command Index ............................ 9
Signaling Configuration Command Index ................................ 21
Physical Configuration Command Index.................................. 35
Glossary.......................................................................... 57
Figures............................................................................ 65
Tables ............................................................................. 67
Index .............................................................................. 69
About This Manual

Purpose
This manual provides procedures and guidelines that support the
operation of the ZXMSG 9000 Media Gateway.
Intended Audience
This manual is intended for engineers and technicians who
perform operation activities on the ZXMSG 9000 Media Gateway.
Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge

To use this manual effectively, users should have a general
understanding of switching telecommunications technology.
Familiarity with the following is helpful:
ZXMSG 9000
components.
Media
Gateway
system
and
its
various
User interfaces on the Media Gateway MSG 9000 Media

Gateway.
Local operating procedures.
What Is in This Manual

This manual contains the following chapters:
TABLE 1 CHAPTER SUMM ARY
Chapter
Summary
Chapter 1, Overview
This chapter contain details on how to

enter command Line Interface, running a
command, related information etc.
Chapter 2, Manmachine Command

Index
This chapter contains index tables of all

Man-machine commands.
Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION
ZXMSG9000 Media Gateway Comand Manual Index
Related Documentation
The following documentation is related to this manual:
The following documentation is related to this manual:
ZXMSG 9000 Media Gateway Data Configuration Manual
ZXMSG 9000 Media Gateway Hardware Manual
ZXMSG 9000 Media Gateway Software Installation Manual
ZXMSG 9000 Media Gateway Hardware Installation Manual
ZXMSG 9000 Media Gateway Troubleshooting Manual

ZXMSG 9000 Media Gateway Alarm and Notification Handling
Manual
ZXMSG 9000 Media Gateway Routine Maintenance Manual
MSG 9000 Media Gateway Command Manuals
Conventions
Typographical
Conventions
ZTE documents employ the following typographical conventions.

TABLE 2 TYPOGRAPHICAL CONVENTIONS
Typeface
Meaning
Italics
References to other Manuals and documents.
Quotes
Links on screens.
Bold
Menus, menu options, function names, input

fields, radio button names, check boxes, dropdown lists, dialog box names, window names.
CAPS
Keys on the keyboard and buttons on screens

and company name.
Constant width
Text that you type, program code, files and

directory names, and function names.
[]
Optional parameters.
{}
Mandatory parameters.
Select one of the parameters that are delimited

by it.
Note: Provides additional information about a
certain topic.
Checkpoint: Indicates that a particular step needs
to be checked before proceeding further.
Tip: Indicates a suggestion or hint to make things
easier or more productive for the reader.
ii
About This Manual
Mouse
Operation
Conventions
TABLE 3 MOUSE OPERATION CONVENTIONS
Typeface
Meaning
Click
Refers to clicking the primary mouse button (usually

the left mouse button) once.
Double-click
Refers to quickly clicking the primary mouse button

(usually the left mouse button) twice.
Right-click
Refers to clicking the secondary mouse button

(usually the right mouse button) once.
Drag
Refers to pressing and holding a mouse button and

moving the mouse.
How to Get in Touch

The following sections provide information on how to obtain
support for the documentation and the software.
Customer
Support
Documentation
Support
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ZXMSG9000 Media Gateway Comand Manual Index
iv
Declaration of RoHS
Compliance
To minimize the environmental impact and take more

responsibility to the earth we live, this document shall serve as
formal declaration that the ZXMSG 9000 Media Gateway
manufactured by ZTE CORPORATION are in compliance with the
Directive 2002/95/EC of the European Parliament - RoHS
(Restriction of Hazardous Substances) with respect to the
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The ZXMSG 9000 Media Gateway manufactured by ZTE

CORPORATION meet the requirements of EU 2002/95/EC;
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vi
Chapter
Overview
Overview
Introduction
Contents
This chapter contains information about the running

environment of the ZXMSG 9000 Media Gateway man-machine
commands and the basic information about the use of these
commands.
This chapter comprises of the following topics.
Topic
Page No.
Entering Man-machine Commands Interface-Command

Line Terminal Mode
Running a Man-machine Command
Information in Man-machine Command
Man-machine Command-Help Information
Man-machine Command Output
Enter Man-machine Command

Interface-Command Line Terminal
Mode
Purpose
The procedure determines steps to enter command line interface.
Prerequisite
The ZTE Unified Management System must be installed.
Steps
To enter Man-machine Command Interface, perform the

following actions:
1. Enter ZTE Unified Management System as shown in Figure 1.
FIGURE 1 ZTE UNIFIED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
2. Expand system tree as shown in Figure 2.

FIGURE 2 SYSTEM TREE
3. Right-click on 129.0.31.1 MSG9000 to display sub-menu as

shown in Figure 3.
Chapter 1 Overview
FIGURE 3 CLI SUB-MENU
4. Select Command line terminal in the sub-menu.

Result: The CLI Console-MSG9000ID appears as shown in
Figure 4.
FIGURE 4 CLI CONSOLE-MSG9000ID
Tips:
In the CLI Console middle pane contains command names while
on the right pane command details are displayed.
END OF STEPS
Result: The Man-machine command line interface is successfully
displayed.
Running a Man-machine Command

Purpose
Prerequisite
Steps
The procedure determines steps to run a Man-machine

command.
To run a command, perform any of the following actions:

1. Perform the following actions to display command details:
i.
Type Command number followed by ? and ;.
ii. Click Enter in the right pane to see command details as

shown in Figure 5.
FIGURE 5 COMM AND DETAILS
2. Perform the following actions to display command details:

i.
Select a command in the middle pane.

Result: The related command appears in the right pane.
ii. Type ? and ; after the command number.

iii. Click on Enter to display command details.
END OF STEPS
Result: The Man-machine commands are successfully run.
Chapter 1 Overview
Information in Man-machine
Command
Description
Following information is contained in a man-machine command:
When entering a man-machine command using the

command line mode, the command name and parameter
name are both case insensitive.
The command name and the first parameter name are
separated by :; the parameter name and the parameter
are separated by =; and the previous parameter name and
the next parameter name are separated by ,. And ;
comes on the end.
For example:
2904:1=21,2=2,3=4,4=2,5=3,6=1,7=5,8=1,9=0,10=1,11=
1,12=1,13=1;
Either the command name or the command code can be

entered, or either the parameter name or the parameter
number.
In a command with multiple parameters, either the
parameter names or parameter numbers can be entered.
For example:
SWITCH_PHY_BRD: Phybrdtype =21, LGCBRDTYPE =2,

3=4,4=2,5=3,6=1,7=5,8=1,9=0,10=1,11=1,12=1,13=1;
The parameter can also be entered directly instead of the
parameter name. In this case, you are required to enter all
the parameters.
For example: 2904:21,2,4,2,3,1,5,1,0,1,1,1,1;
To enter or edit a history command, press the up arrow key

at the command line.
If no response is received after a command has been issued
for some time (one minute generally), a message of
command timeout will be returned.
Man-machine Command-Help
Information
Description
Help information can be got by entering a question mark ?.

There are two types of help information:
Prompt of a command code or the mnemonic symbol of a

command. In using a man-machine command, enter some
information about the command code or the command

mnemonic symbol followed by ? to obtain all the related
man-machine commands whose first half parts match the
previously entered information. For example:
f
Enter ?
You can obtain such information as the command type
and sub-types.
Enter 12?
The names of all the man-machine command names
starting with 12 are listed.
Enter modify?
All the man-machine command names starting with
modify are listed.
If a question mark is added behind a complete man-machine

command, the detailed help information about this command
is displayed. For example:
f
Enter 4323?
The detailed help information about the 4323 command
is displayed.
Enter LIST_MGC?
The detailed help information about the LIST_MGC
command is displayed.
Man-machine Command Output

Description
Command output details are described as under:
When a foreground man-machine command is executed in

the case of foreground-background communication
interruption, execution failure results in the timeout of the
command.
When a command times out, the message Command timed
out appears in the interface.
FIGURE 6 MAN-M ACHINE COMM AND TIMEOUT INTERFACE
In correct running, the running results for the commands

with inputs appear in the main interface, while for those
without inputs, only the information for execution success is
prompted.
Chapter 1 Overview
If the command name or number entered is wrong, the

prompt Invalid command code or Input MML does not
exist appears.
In the case of an invalid man-machine command
f
If the parameter name entered is wrong, the following

prompt appears:
Invalid parameter number of MML; the parameter
entered is undefined.
If the parameter entered is invalid (for example, the data

type is incorrect or exceeds the specified scope), the
following prompt appears:
MML parameter definition is invalid; the parameter scope
is invalid.
If the mandatory parameter(s) are not entered, the

following prompt appears:
MML parameter definition is invalid; you cannot use the
default parameter value.
FIGURE 7 INVALID MAN-MACHINE COMMAND
In false running, the information of command execution failure is

prompted.
Chapter
Man-machine Commands
Indices
Overview
Introduction
Contents
This chapter contains the indices of various commands by their

respective codes, names and functions, for the convenience of
query by the user.
This chapter contains the following topics:
Topic
Page No.
Operation and Maintenance Command Index
Signaling Configuration Command Index
21
Physical Configuration Command Index
35
Operation and Maintenance

Command Index
Description
The operation & maintenance commands are given in Table 4.
TABLE 4 OPERATION & M AINTENANCE COMM ANDS INDEX
Comma
nd
Name
Code
Function
2100
LOGIN
User login
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway Command
Manual Volume (I)
2101
LOGOUT
Unregister
a user
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
Index
10
Comma
nd
Name
Code
Function
2102
RENAME
Modify the
user name
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2103
REPASS
Modify the
user
password
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2104
RIGHT
Display the Refer to ZXMSG 9000

authority
Manual Volume (I)
of a user
2105
SET_NAME
Set the
user name
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2106
SET_PASS
Set the
user
password
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2107
ADD_USER
Add a user
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2108
DEL_USER
Delete a
user
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2109
ADD_USERR Add a user

IGHT
right
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2110
GRANT_USE Grant a
RMODLE
user right
Refer to Command Manual

Operation and Maintenance
2111
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

REDUCE_US Reduce the
ERRIGHT
user right
Manual Volume (I)
2112
Set the
SET_CHECK
check
TOKEN
token
2113
SET_USERI
NFO
Set the
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
user
information Manual Volume (I)
2114
SHOW_USE
R

user
2115
SHOW_LOG
USER
Display the
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
information
of a login
Manual Volume (I)
user
2116
SHOW_USE
RRIGHT

authority
of a user
Manual Volume (I)
Index
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
Chapter 2 Man-machine Command Indices
Comma
nd
Name
Code
Function
Index
2117
Delete the
token of
DEL_TOKEN
another
user
2118
SHOW_CHE
CKTOKEN
2121
CLONE_USE Copy the

RRIGHT
user right
2200
SHOW_LOG
SHORT

log brief of Media Gateway Command
Manual Volume (I)
a user
2201
SHOW_LOG
DETAIL

detailed log Media Gateway Command
Manual Volume (I)
of a user
2202
Delete the
DEL_LOGRE
log of a
C
user
2420
SYN_ALARM
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Synchroniz
e an alarm
Manual Volume (I)
2421
SYN_RACK
Synchroniz Refer to ZXMSG 9000

e a rack
diagram
Manual Volume (I)
2430
Query the
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
current
QRY_ALARM alarm
.
2431
Query the
QRY_CURRA
current
LARM
alarm
2432
QRY_HISAL
ARM
Query a
history
alarm
2440
DO_BOARD
Do an
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
operation
on a circuit
Manual Volume (I)
board
2441
Set the
prior level
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
SET_10JCKI of the time
_SELPRIOR base of 10J
Manual Volume (I)
SYCK
board
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
Display the
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
check
token
Manual Volume (I)
information
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
Manual Volume (I)
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
Manual Volume (I)
11
Comma
nd
Name
Code
12
Function
Index
2470

SHOW_TIME current
time
Manual Volume (I)
2471
MODIFY_TI
ME
2472
Show the
QRY_SNTP_
status of
STATE
SNTP
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2500
SHOW_TAS
K
View a
task
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2501
CANCEL_TR
ACE
Cancel
trace
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2502
TRACE_H.24 Trace
8
H.248
2503
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

VIEW_GLOB View global
AL_DATA
data
Manual Volume (I)
2504
VIEW_MGST View the

ATE_DATA
state data
2505
VIEW_ALL_
CONTEXT
View all the

Refer to ZXMSG 9000
messages
in a
Manual Volume (I)
context
2506
VIEW_ALL_
USEDTM
View all
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
termination
points in
Manual Volume (I)
use
2507
View
VIEW_CONT
CONTEXT_
EXT_TM
TM
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2508
View the
VIEW_TM_A
TM
TTIBUTE
attributes
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2509
CHANGE_T
M_SERVICE
2510
RELEASE_C
Release
ONSTRUE_D
resources
ATA
2520
TRACE_NO7
Modify the
current
time
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Change the
TM status
Manual Volume (I)
Trace No.7
signaling
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
Manual Volume (I)
Comma
nd
Name
Code
Function
Index
2521
TRACE_M3U Trace
A
M3UA
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2522
TRACE_M2P Trace
A
M2PA
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2523
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

TRACE_NO7 Trace a
ALARM
No.7 alarm
Manual Volume (I)
2524
Start
TRACE_MTP tracing the
2
MTP2
signaling
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2525
Starts
TRACE_V5U
tracing
A
V5UA
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2526
TRACE_LAP
D
Start
tracing the
LAPD
signaling
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
TRACE_LAP
V5
Start
tracing the
Lapv5
signaling
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2528
TRACE_SCT
P
Starts
tracing
SCTP
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2529
Starts
TRACE_SCC
tracing
P
SCCP
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2530
Traces the
TRACE_CAS CAS
signaling
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2531
TRACE_MAP
Starts
trace MAP
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2532
TRACE_MO
O
Starts
trace moo
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2534
TRACE_IUA
Starts
trace IUA
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2535
TRACE_SIU
Starts
trace SIU
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2527
13
Comma
nd
Name
Code
14
Function
Index
2540
TRACE_FAIL Traces a
CALL
call loss
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2541
To view a
TRANCE_CH
call data
ECK_DATA
area
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2540
TRACE_FAIL Trace call

CALL
loss
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2541
TRANCE_CH View a call

ECK_DATA
data area
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2600
TEST_BOAR Test a
D
board
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2601
CANCEL_TE
ST_BOARD
Cancel
testing a
board
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2602
TEST_SDTB
Test an
SDTB
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2603
TEST_CTRL
STREAM
Test a
control
stream
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2604
TEST_MEDI
ASTREAM
Test a
media
stream
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2605
Test a
TEST_SIGST
signaling
REAM
stream
2606
TEST_CTRL
DELAY
Test the
control
stream
delay
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2607
CANCEL_TE
ST_CTRLDE
LAY
Cancel
testing the
control
stream
delay
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2608
Test the
TEST_BOAR
board
DLOOP
loopback
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2609
Tests
TEST_POWE
power
RBOARD
board
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
Comma
nd
Name
Code
Function
Index
Tests
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
external
media/sign
Manual Volume (I)
al stream
2610
TEST_OUTE
RSTREAM
2611
Cancels
testing the
CANCEL_TE
external
ST_OUTERS
media or
TREAM
signaling
stream
2612
Tests outer
media or
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
HANDEL_TE
signaling
ST
Manual Volume (I)
stream
shake hand
2613
Tests
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
TEST_EXTSI external
GMEDIA_PI media/sign Media Gateway Command
Manual Volume (I)
NG
al
reachable
2614
Tests
communica
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
tion
TEST_MPMP
between
Manual Volume (I)
subsystem
s
Cancels
test
subsystem
and
subsystem
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2615
CANCEL_TE
ST_MPMP
2616
TEST_R5_LI Tests R5
NK
Link tone
2617
CANCEL_R5
LINK_TEST
Cancels
Test R5
conduct
test
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2618
TEST_VTC_
CHANNEL
Starts or
stop
channel
trace
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2620
TEST_VTC_
COREDUMP
Tests VTC
coredump
2622
TEST_VTC_
STATINFO
Gets VTC
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
stat
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
15
Comma
nd
Name
Code
16
Function
Index
2623
TEST_VTC_ VTC
DIAGCHANN channel
EL
diag
2624
CANCEL_TE
ST_VTCDIA
G
Cancels
test VTC
diag
channel
2625
TEST_VTC_
RESET
VOIP chip
reset
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2626
TEST_TRAC
EROUTER
Traces
router
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2650
GRASP_LIN
E
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Grasps line Media Gateway Command
Manual Volume (I)
2651
DETACH_LI
NE
Detaches
line
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2652
TEST_WRIT
E
Writes
command
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2653
TEST_READ
Reads test
result
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2661
Shows the
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
GET_BOARD status
information
_STAT
Manual Volume (I)
of board
2662
Shows
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
board
GET_BOARD
configurati Media Gateway Command
_CONFIG
on
Manual Volume (I)
information
2800
View the
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
GET_DISK_I
disk
NFO
2801
LIST_DIR
List a
directory
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2802
RENAME_FI
LE
Rename a
file
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
Manual Volume (I)
Comma
nd
Name
Code
Function
Index
2803
Copy a file
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
COPY_MPAN between
DCLIENT
the MP and
Manual Volume (I)
client
2804
Copy a file
COPY_MPAN
between
DMP
MPs
2805
DEL_FILE
2820
Get
GET_MEM_S
memory
TATIC
size
2821
OPR_MSIPK
EY
2900
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

ADD_VER_F Add a
ILE
version file
Manual Volume (I)
2901
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

DEL_VER_FI Delete a
LE
version file
Manual Volume (I)
2902
Set the
SWITCH_LO version of
GIC_BRD
a logical
board
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2903
SWITCHCAN
Back off a
CEL_LOGIC
version
_BRD
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2904
Load a
SWITCH_PH
version
Y_BRD
forcibly
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2905
Cancel
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
SWITCHCAN
forced load
CEL_PHY_B
of a
Manual Volume (I)
RD
version
2906
Query the
QUERY_LOG version of
a logical
IC_BRD
board
2907
Query the
QUERY_DEF information Refer to ZXMSG 9000
AULT_VERI of the
Manual Volume (I)
default
NFO
version
Delete a
file
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
Manual Volume (I)
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
Manual Volume (I)
operate
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
MServer IP Media Gateway Command
and KEY
Manual Volume (I)
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
17
Comma
nd
Name
Code
Index
2908
Query the
information Refer to ZXMSG 9000
QUERY_SPE
of a
C_VERINFO
Manual Volume (I)
specified
version
2909
Query the
QUERY_RUN board
_VERINFO
running
version
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2910
Query all
QUERY_VER
version
ALL
tables
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2911
Query the
QUERY_VER default
version
DFT
table
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2912
Query the
QUERY_VER specified
APT
version
table
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2913
2914
2915
2916
2917
18
Function
QUERY_
commands
Queries the
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
version
MML_VERIN number of Manual Volume (I)
the MML
FO
Queries the
QUERY_VER version of
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
SION_10J
the hanged Media Gateway Command
10J
Manual Volume (I)
module.
ADD_VERFI
LE_10J
Adds
version file
for the 10J Refer to ZXMSG 9000
hanged on Media Gateway Command
Manual Volume (I)
the MSG
9000
system.
Switch the
version of
SWITCH_LO
the 10J
GICBOARD_
hanged on
10J
the MSG
9000.
RESET_MP_
10J
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
Resets the
MP of the
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
10J hanged Media Gateway Command
Manual Volume (I)
on the
MSG 9000.
Comma
nd
Name
Code
Function
Index
2920
Batch
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
BATCHQUER
queries the
Y_RUN_VER
running
Manual Volume (I)
INFO
version.
2921
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

BATCHRESE Batch reset
T
board
Manual Volume (I)
2922
Batch
BATCHQUER
query N
Y_N
value
2923
Batch
BATCHSWIT
switches
CH_MP_10J
the MPs
2924
Batch
BATCHSWIT switches
CH_PP_10J the PP of
j10
2932
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
Manual Volume (I)
QUERY_DEF Queries the

Refer to ZXMSG 9000
VERSION_5 default
version
of
2J10
Manual Volume (I)
5200 and
J10
2960
Loads the
specified
tone file in
LOAD_TONE
the input
tone Sunit
list.
2961
Stops
STOP_TONE
loading a
LOAD
tone file.
2965
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
Get the
version
information
of the tone
loaded on
GET_TONES the
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
UNIT_VERSI specified
ON
subunit.
Manual Volume (I)
This
command
is only
used for
the 64M
tone board.
19
Comma
nd
Name
Code
2966
2967
Index
Shows
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
CHECK_SKE
SKEY
Y
Partitions
SPLIT_SKEY the tone
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
_AUTO
file
automatica Manual Volume (I)
lly.
2968
Modifies
MODIFY_SK
tonepro
EY_TONEPR
configurati
O
on
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2969
Allocates
SKEY for
ADD_TONE_ the
TOSKEY
checked
server
tone.
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
Loads the
LOAD_TONE specified
SINGLE
tone list to
tone
Sunits.
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2971
DEL_TONE
Deletes
specified
tone list
from tone
Sunits.
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2972
Reads one
tone and
READ_TONE
save it in
129 server
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2973
FORMAT_FL
ASH
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2970
2974
2975
20
Function
Formats
flash.
QUERY_TON Queries all Refer to ZXMSG 9000

EFILE
tone file
QUERY_ONE Queries
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
one tone
TONE
file
Manual Volume (I)
information
Blocks
DSP.
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Manual Volume (I)
2976
BLOCK_DSP
2977
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

UNBLOCK_D Unblocking
SP
DSP.
Manual Volume (I)
Comma
nd
Name
Code
2978
Function
Stops
STOP_TONE
loading a
SINGLE
tone file.
Index
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
Manual Volume (I)
Signaling Configuration Command

Index
Command
Index
The command index is given in Table 5.

TABLE 5 SIGNALING CONFIGURATION COMM ANDS INDEX
Comma
nd
Code
Name
Function
Index
3000
ADD_NET
_CFG
Adds the
attributes of
a signaling
network
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3001
MODIFY_
NET_CFG
Modifies the
attributes of
a signaling
network
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3002
DEL_NET
_CFG
Deletes a
signaling
network type
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3003
SHOW_N
ET_CFG
Shows the
attributes of
a signaling
network
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3006
SET_LOC
AL_CFG
Configures
the attributes
of a local
office
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3008
DEL_LOC
AL_CFG
Deletes
attributes of
a local office
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3009
SHOW_L
OCAL_CF
G
Shows the
attributes of
a local office
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3012
ADD_OFF
I_CFG
Adds an
adjacent
office
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
21
22
Comma
nd
Code
Name
Function
Index
3013
MODIFY_
OFFI_CF
G
Modifies the
attributes of
an adjacent
office
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3014
DEL_OFF
I_CFG
Deletes an
adjacent
office
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3015
SHOW_O
FFI_CFG
Shows the
attributes of
an adjacent
office
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3030
SHOW_O
FFI_AS
Shows AS
route of
office
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3031
ADD_OFF
I_AS
Configures
AS office
route
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3032
MODIFY_
OFFI_AS
Modifies AS
office route
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3033
DELETE
_OFFI_A
S
Deletes AS
office route
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3100
LIST_LIN
KSET
Shows the
attributes of
all link sets
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3101
SHOW_LI
NKSET
Shows a link
set
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3102
ADD_LIN
KSET
Adds a link
set
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3103
MODIFY_
LINKSET
Modifies the
attributes of
a link set
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3104
DEL_LIN
KSET
Deletes a link
set
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
Comma
nd
Code
Name
Function
Index
3110
LIST_LIN
K
Shows the all

SS7 links list
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3111
SHOW_LI
NK
Shows an
SS7 link
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3112
ADD_LIN
K
Add an SS7
link.
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3113
MODIFY_
PHYLINK
Modifies
physical
information
about an SS7
link
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3114
DEL_LIN
K
Deletes an
SS7 link
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3120
LIST_M2
PALINK
Shows the
list of all
M2PA links
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3121
SHOW_M
2PALINK
Shows an
M2PA link
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3122
MODIFY_
M2PA_PH
YLINK
Modifies the
physical
attributes of
an M2PA link
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3123
MODIFY
_M2PA_
PHYLINK
Modifies the
physical
attributes of
an M2PA link
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3124
DELETE
_M2PALI
NK
Deletes
M2PA link
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3125
LIST_M2
PALINKS
ET
Shows all
the M2PA
link sets
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3130
LIST_RO
UTE
Shows the
list of all SS7
routes
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
23
24
Comma
nd
Code
Name
Function
Index
3131
SHOW_R
OUTE
Shows an
SS7 route
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3132
ADD_RO
UTE
Configures
an SS7 route
automatically
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3133
CREATE_
ROUTE
Adds an SS7
route
manually
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3134
DEL_ROU
TE
Deletes an
SS7 route
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3135
MODIFY_
ROUTE
Modify
Signaling
Route
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3140
LIST_OFF
RT
Shows the
office routes
list
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3141
SHOW_O
FFRT
Shows an
office route
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3142
ADD_OFF
RT
Adds an
office route
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3143
DEL_OFF
RT
Deletes an
office route
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3150
LIST_N7
CLT
Shows all
signaling
clusters
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3151
SHOW_N
7CLT
Shows a
signaling
cluster
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3152
ADD_N7
CLT
Adds a
signaling
cluster
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3153
DEL_N7C
Deletes a
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
Comma
nd
Code
Name
Function
Index
LT
signaling
cluster
Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3160
ADD_N7
MTP
Configures
MTP mask
signaling
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3161
DEL_N7M
TP
Deletes MTP
mask
signaling
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3162
SHOW_N
7MTP
Shows MTP
mask
signaling
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3163
MODIFY_
N7MTP
Modifies MTP
Screening
Signaling
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3170
ADD_OP
RLINK
Adds OPR
Link
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3171
SHOW_O
PRLINK
Shows OPR
Link
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3172
DEL_OPR
LINK
Deletes OPR
Link
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3176
ADD_ISD
NLINK
Adds ISDN
Link
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3177
SHOWIS
DNLINK
Shows ISDN
Link
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3178
DELISDN
LINK
Deletes ISDN
Link
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3180
LIST_LIN
K_BYTYP
E
Lists Link by
Type
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3200
ADD_N7
SSN
Adds an
SCCP
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
25
Comma
nd
Code
26
Name
Function
Index
subsystem
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3201
DEL_N7S
SN
Deletes an
SCCP
subsystem.
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3202
SHOW_N
7SSN
Shows an
SCCP
subsystem
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3204
ADD_GT
CFG
Adds a
translation
selector
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3205
DEL_GTC
FG
Deletes a
translation
selector
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3206
SHOW_G
TCFG
Shows
configuration
information
about a
translation
selector
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3208
ADD_N7
GT
Adds GT
translation
data
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3209
DEL_N7G
T
Deletes GT
translation
data
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3210
SHOW_N
7GT
Shows GT
translation
data
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3212
ADD_N7
SCCP
Adds SCCP
mask
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3213
DEL_N7S
CCP
Deletes SCCP
mask
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3214
SHOW_N
7SCCP
Shows SCCP
mask
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3220
MODIFY_
Modifies
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
Comma
nd
Code
Name
Function
Index
N7SSN
SCCP SSN
Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3221
MODIFY_
GTCFG
Adds GT
Translator
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3222
MODIFY_
N7GT
Modifies GT
data
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3300
ADD_AS
Adds an AS
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3301
MODIFY_
AS
Modifies an
AS
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3302
DEL_AS
Deletes an
AS
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3303
SHOW_A
S
Shows an AS
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3306
ADD_ASP
Adds an ASP
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3307
MODIFY_
ASP
Modifies an
ASP
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3308
DEL_ASP
Deletes an
ASP
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3309
SHOW_A
SP
Shows an
ASP
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3312
ADD_ASA
SP
Adds an
AS_ASP
association
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3313
DEL_ASA
SP
Deletes an
AS_ASP
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
27
Comma
nd
Code
28
Name
Function
Index
association
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3314
SHOW_A
SASP
Shows an
AS_ASP
association
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3316
ADD_RT
OFF
Adds AS
route
information
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3317
DEL_RTO
FF
Deletes AS
route
information
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3318
SHOW_R
TOFF
Shows AS
route
information
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3320
ADD_RT_
KEY
Adds a route
keyword
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3321
DEL_RT_
KEY
Deletes a
route
keyword
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3322
SHOW_R
T_KEY
Shows a
route
keyword
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3323
MODIFY_
RT_KEY
Modifies
Routing
Keyword
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3324
ADD_ASS
IST_RT_
KEY
Adds an
assistant
route
keyword
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3325
DEL_ASS
IST_RT_
KEY
Deletes an
assistant
route
keyword
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3326
SHOW_A
SSIST_R
T_KEY
Shows an
assistant
route
keyword
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3329
DEL_V5P
CC
Deletes
LAPV5 Link
with specified
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Comma
nd
Code
Name
Function
Index
Link No.
Volume (II)
3330
ADD_V5L
INK
Adds a V5
Link
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3331
DEL_V5LI
NK
Deletes a V5
Link
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3332
SHOW_V
5LINK
Shows V5
Link
information
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
Shows
details of
V5 physical
C channel
by link id
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3334
ADD_PRI
_DCHANE
L
Adds PRI D
Channel
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3335
DEL_PRI
_DCHANE
L
Deletes
allocated PRI
D Channel
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3336
SHOW_P
RI_DCHA
NEL
Shows PRI D
Cannelinform
ation
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3337
MODIFY_
PHLK
Modifies
V5/PRI Link
physical
information
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3338
ADD_LIN
KAS
Adds
association
between PRI
link and AS
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3339
DEL_LIN
KAS
Deletes
association
between PRI
link and AS
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3340
SHOW_LI
NKAS
Shows all
association
between PRI
link and AS
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3404
LIST_SCT
PLK
Shows the
list of all
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
3333
29
Comma
nd
Code
30
Name
Function
Index
SCTP
associations
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3405
SHOW_S
CTPLK
Shows an
SCTP
association
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3406
ADD_SCT
PLK
Adds an
SCTP
association
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3407
DEL_SCT
PLK
Deletes an
SCTP
association
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3408
MODIFY_
SCTPLK
Modifies an
SCTP
association
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3700
SHOW_C
IRCUIT_S
TATUS
Shows
resource
circuit status
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3701
SHOW_T
SMAP_ST
ATUS
Shows
timeslot
status
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3702
BLOCK_R
ESOURCE
_CIRCUIT
Blocks a
resource
circuit
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3703
UNBLOCK
_RESOUR
CE_CIRC
UIT
Unblocks a
resource
circuit
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3704
BLOCK_T
SMAP_CI
RCUIT
Blocks a
timeslot
circuit
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3705
UNBLOCK
_TSMAP_
CIRCUIT
Unblocks a
timeslot
circuit
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3706
START_C
IRCUIT_S
PY
Starts
resource
circuit status
trace
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3707
STOP_CI
RCUIT_S
PY
Stops
resource
circuit status
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Comma
nd
Code
Function
Index
trace
Volume (II)
3708
SHOW_C
IRCUIT_S
PY
Shows all
current
circuit status
trace tasks
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3711
CREATE_
SPC_SLN
TOSLN
Creates an
SLN-SLN SPC
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3712
CREATE_
SPC_SLN
TOTLN
Creates an
SLN-TLN SPC
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3714
CREATE_
SPC_TLN
TOTLN
Creates a
TLN-TLN SPC
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3715
DELETE_
SPC
Deletes an
SPC
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3716
SHOW_S
PCINFO
Shows
information
about the
specified SPC
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3717
SHOW_S
PCLIST
Shows the
list of current
SPCs
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3718
SHOW_LI
NKSPCIN
FO
Show
information
of designated
SPC
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3720
SHOW_LI
NK_STAT
US
Observe MTP
link status
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3721
SHOW_LI
NKSET_S
TATUS
3722
3723
Name
Observe
MTP link
group
status
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
SHOW_R
OUTESET
_STATUS
Observes
MTP route
group
status
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
SHOW_A
S_INFO
Observes AS
information
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
31
Comma
nd
Code
Name
Function
Index
Volume (II)
3724
SHOW_A
SP_INFO
3727
SHOW_S
CTP_INF
O
3730
OPR_N7L
INK
3742
SHOW_L
2LINK_S
TATUS
Observes
ASP
information
Observes
SCTP status
information
No.7 link
dynamic
command
Shows
defined L2
link status.
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3743
SHOW_L
2LINK_S
TATISTIC
Shows L2
link Statistics
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3744
SHOW_L
2LINK_O
OS
Shows L2
link OOS
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
Shows L2
link no
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
Shows L2
link statistics
by SPB unit
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3745
SHOW_L
2LINKNO
SHOW L2
LINK NO
3746
SHOW_L
2LINK_B
YCPU
3790
ADD_STA
TICSPC_
SLNTOSL
N
3791
ADD_STA
TICSPC_
SLNTOTL
N
Creates SPC
of resource
circuit to
resource
circuit
Creates SPC
of resource
circuit to TS
circuit
Name
3792
32
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
ADD_STA
TICSPC_
TLNTOTL
N
Creates SPC
of TS circuit
to TS circuit
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
Comma
nd
Code
Name
Function
Index
3793
DELETE_
STATICS
PC
Deletes
designated
SPC
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
Name
SHOW_S
TATICSP
C
Shows
designated
SPC
information
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3795
ADD_N7_
DETECT
Adds N7
Detect
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3796
SHOW_N
7_DETEC
T
Shows N7
Detect
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3797
DELETE_
N7_DETE
CT
Deletes N7
Detect
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3798
SHOW_T
RUNK_CI
RCUIT
Shows trunk
circuit
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3800
GET_MPT
ABLE_LIS
T
Gets a list of
all the MP
tables.
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3801
GET_MPT
ABLE_IN
FO
Gets records
of an MP
table
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3802
GET_MPT
ABLE_IN
DEX
Gets the
index of an
MP table
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3803
GET_MPT
UPLE_BYI
NDEX
Gets the MP
tables by the
index.
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3804
GET_MPQ
UEUE_IN
FO
Gets the MP
queue
information.
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3900
CHECK_
BACKUP
_FILE
Checks
backup file
integerity
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3794
33
34
Comma
nd
Code
Name
Function
Index
3901
CREATE_
BACKUP_
DEVICE
Creates a
backup
device.
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3902
DELETE_
BACKUP_
DEVICE
Deletes a
backup
device.
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3903
SHOW_B
ACKUP_D
EVICE
Shows a list
of the
backup
devices.
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3904
SHOW_D
ATABASE
_LIST
Gets the
database list
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3905
BACKUP_
DATABAS
E
Backs up a
database
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3906
DELETE_
BACKUP_
FILE
Deletes a
backup file
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3907
SHOW_B
ACKUP_F
ILE
Gets the list

of backup
files
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3908
SHOW_B
AKFILE_I
NFO
Shows
backup file
information
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3909
RESTORE
_DATABA
SE
Restores a
database
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3910
SHOW_F
AILDB_IN
FO
Shows
information
about the
database
which is
previously
restored
unsuccessfull
y
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3911
RESTORE
_FAIL_D
ATABASE
Restores the
database
which is
previously
restored
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
Comma
nd
Code
Name
Function
Index
unsuccessfull
y
3912
SET_AUT
OBAK_C
ONFIG
Sets
automatic
backup
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3913
SHOW_A
UTOBAK_
CONFIG
Acquires
automatic
backup
information
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3914
RESTORE
_AUTOBA
K
Restores the
database
backed up
automatically
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3915
SHOW_A
UTOBAK_
FILE
Shows an
automatic
backup file
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3916
EXPORT_
BACKUP_
FILE
Exports a
backup file
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II).
3917
EXPORT_
AUTOBAK
_FILE
Exports an
automatic
backup file
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
3918
IMPORT_
BACKUP_
FILE
Imports a
backup file
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
Backs up the
designated
database.
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
Restores the
data of
designated
backup
database
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (II)
Name
3920
3921
BAKUP_T
O_EMS
RESTORE
_FROM_E
MS
Physical Configuration Command

Index
Command
Index
The command index is given in Table 6.
35
TABLE 6 PHYSICAL CONFIGURATION COMM ANDS INDEX
Comma
nd
Code
Name
Function
Index
4000
SYNCDAT
A
Synchronizes
the data at
the client
end and
server end
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4001
CANCEL_
SYNDATA
Cancels data
transmission
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4002
SYNCDAT
A10
Synchronizes
J10 data of
MP and
Server
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4003
SHOW_S
END_SUB
SYS
Shows J10
subsystems
of module
which need
to
synchronize
data
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4004
SYNC_AL
L_DATA
Synchronizes
9000 and J10
data of MP
and Server
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4005
SHOW_S
END_OPT
ION
Shows
information
about
sending data
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
MODIFY_
TSNB_TY
PE
Modify type
of TSNB
board and
unit
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
SHOW_C
LOSELOG
_RATE
Shows CPU
rate for
deactivating
writing log
function
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
ADD_PRL
OG_PRO
C
Adds
processes
with privilege
of writing log
by module
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4018
DEL_PRL
OG_PRO
C
Deletes
processes
with privilege
of writing log
by module
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4019
MODIFY_
CLOSELO
Modifies CPU
rate for
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
4010
4014
4017
36
Comma
nd
Code
Name
Function
Index
G_RATE
deactivating
writing log
function
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4020
CREATE_
NET
Creates an
NE
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4021
SHOW_N
ET
Shows NE
information
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4022
MODIFY_
NET
Modifies NE
information
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4025
ADD_OM
CROUTE
Adds an OMC
route
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4026
DEL_OMC
ROUTE
Deletes an
OMC route
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4027
SHOW_O
MCROUT
E
Shows an
OMC route
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4030
ADD_DEF
AULT_GL
OBALCO
NST
Configures
the default
capacity plan
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4031
SHOW_D
EFAULT_
GLOBALC
ONST
Shows the
default
capacity plan
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4033
MODIFY_
GLOBALC
ONST
Modifies the
global
capacity
parameters.
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4034
SHOW_G
LOBALCO
NST
Shows the
global
capacity
parameters
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4038
SHOW_S
IGIPI_IP
Shows all
sigipi ip
address in
the gateway
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
Adds an
interface
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
4040
ADD_INT
ERFACE
37
Comma
nd
Code
Name
Function
Index
address
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4041
SHOW_I
NTERFAC
E
Queries the
detailed
information
of interface
address
according to
the input
parameters
4042
MODIFY_
INTERFA
CE
Modifies
interface
address
information
4043
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
DELETE_I
NTERFAC
E
Deletes
interface
address
information
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4045
LIST_NOI
P_INTERF
ACE
Shows the
interface that
has no ip.
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4046
LIST_IP_
INTERFA
CE
Shows the
interface
configured
with IP
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4047
ADD_STA
TICROUT
E
Adds a static
route
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4048
SHOW_S
TATICRO
UTE
Shows the
information
of static
route with
designated
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
identifier
4049
38
DELETE_
STATICR
OUTE
Deletes the
static route
information
with
designated
identifier
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4050
ADD_NTP
SVR
Adds NTP
Server
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4051
MODIFY_
Modifies NTP
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Comma
nd
Code
Name
Function
Index
NTPSVR
Server
Command Manual
Volume (III)
SHOW_N
TPSVR
Shows NTP
Server
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4053
DEL_NTP
SVR
Deletes NTP
Server
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4060
SET_CLK
PARAM
Configures
parameters
of clock
generator
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4062
SHOW_C
LKPARAM
Queries
parameters
of clock
generator
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
Adds a RF
module
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4052
4080
ADD_RF_
MODULE
4081
MODIFY_
RFMODU
LE_IP
Modifies
information
of designated
RF module
4082
DELETE_
RF_MOD
ULE
Deletes a RF
module
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
Shows the
information
of RF module
which has
been
designated
with device
ID
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4083
SHOW_R
F_MODUL
E
4100
ADD_SU
BSYSTEM
Adds
subsystem
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4101
DEL_SUB
SYSTEM
Deletes
subsystem
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
SHOW_S
UBSYSTE
Shows
Subsystem
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
4102
39
Comma
nd
Code
Name
Function
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4105
SHOW_H
WDELAY
Shows HW
delay
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4106
MODIFY_
HWDELA
Y
Modifies HW
delay
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4110
ADD_RA
CK
Adds a rack
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4111
DEL_RAC
K
Deletes a
rack
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4112
SHOW_R
ACKINFO
Shows the
rack
information
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4113
SHOW_S
UITABLE
_RACKTY
PE
Shows
suitable rack
type
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4120
ADD_SHE
LF
Adds a shelf
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4121
DEL_SHE
LF
Deletes a
shelf
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4122
SHOW_S
HELFINF
O
Shows shelf
information
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4123
SHOW_S
UITABLE
_SHELFT
YPE
Shows the
shelf type
suitable for
the current
rack
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
SHOW_S
HELF_SU
GGEST
Shows the
suggested
configuration
scheme list
of the
current shelf
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4124
40
Index
Comma
nd
Code
Name
Function
Index
SHOW_S
HELF_DE
FBOARDL
ST
Shows the
configuration
information
about the
default
circuit board
in the shelf
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4126
SHOW_E
XISTENT
_BOARDL
ST
Shows
information
about the
circuit boards
configured
for the
system
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4130
ADD_BO
ARD
Adds a board
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4131
DEL_BOA
RD
Deletes a
board
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4132
SHOW_B
OARDINF
O
Shows board
configuration
information
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4133
SHOW_I
NSABLE_
BOARDTY
PE
Shows the
circuit board
type suitable
for the
specified slot
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4134
SHOW_B
OARDFUL
LINFO
Shows all
information
about the
specified
circuit board
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4135
MODIFY_
BOARDTY
PE
Modifies a
board type
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4136
SHOW_B
TYPEINF
O
Shows the
backplane
type and
subcard type
suitable for a
board
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4137
SHOW_B
OARDPO
SBYTYPE
Shows all the

physical
positions at
which the
boards of a
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4125
41
Comma
nd
Code
Name
Function
Index
type are
configured
4150
SHOW_R
ACKLIST
Shows the
rack list
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4151
SHOW_S
HELFLIST
Shows the
shelf list
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4152
SHOW_S
LOTLIST
Shows the
slot list
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4153
SHOW_S
UNITLIST
Shows the
subunit list of
a circuit
board
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4154
SHOW_C
IRCUITLI
ST
Shows the
circuit list
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
Query the
threshold of
designated
rack's
environment
variables
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4199
SET_RAC
K_ENVIR
ONPARA
Sets the
threshold of
designated
rack's
environment
variables
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4200
LIST_MO
DULE
Shows the
list of all
modules
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4201
SHOW_M
ODULEIN
FO
Shows
information
about the
specified
module
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4202
ADD_MO
DULE
Adds a
module
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4203
DEL_MO
DULE
Deletes a
module
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
4198
42
SHOW_R
ACK_ENV
IRONPAR
A
Comma
nd
Code
Name
Function
Index
Volume (III)
4204
MODIFY_
MODULEP
ARA
Modifies
module
parameters
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4205
LIST_MO
DULE_UN
IT
Lists all the

units of the
specified
module
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4206
SHOW_M
ODULE_S
LOT
Shows the
slot at which
a module can
be configured
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4213
SHOW_S
UNITTYP
E
Shows the
subunit type
of a unit type
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4214
SHOW_U
NITTYPE_
POS
Shows the
position of
the unit of a
type
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4215
SHOW_I
DLE_UNI
TNO
Shows the
idle unit
number
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4216
SHOW_U
NUNITED
BOARD_I
NFO
Shows
information
about the
circuit board
not allocated
to a unit
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4217
SHOW_U
NITTYPE_
ATTRIB
Shows the
basic
attributes of
certain unit
type
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4218
SHOW_U
NIT_SUN
ITINF0
Shows the
subunit
information
about a unit
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4219
SHOW_E
XISTS_U
NITLIST
Shows the
list of the
units
allocated to
the gateway
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4220
SHOW_U
NITINFO
RMATION
Shows unit
information
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
43
Comma
nd
Code
Name
Function
Index
4221
ADD_UNI
T
Adds a unit
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4222
DEL_UNI
T
Deletes a
unit
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4223
MODIFY_
DT_SUNI
T
Modifies the
subunit of
DTB/SDTB
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4224
MODIFY_
MRB_SU
NIT
Modifies the
subunit of
the MRB unit
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4225
MODIFY_
VTCA_SU
NIT
Modifies the
subunit of
the VTCA
unit
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4226
SHOW_V
TCA_SUN
ITINFO
Shows VTCA
SUNIT
information
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
MODIFY_
RTPIP
Modifies the
IP address
and default
next hop of
the external
IPI interface
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4228
MODIFY_
UDPBASE
PORT
Modifies the
internal start
port number
of the
VTC/RTP
subunit
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4229
MODIFY_
MEDIAIP
Modifies the
media plane
IP address of
a subunit
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4229
MODIFY_
MEDIAIP
Modifies the
media plane
IP address of
a subunit.
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4230
MODIFY_
SDT_PCM
MODE
Sets PCM
arrangement
mode of SDT
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4231
MODIFY_
Modifies
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
4227
44
Comma
nd
Code
4232
4235
Name
Function
Index
E1_INFO
CRC4 mode
of E1
Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
SHOW_E
1_INFO
ASSIGN_
CLOCK
Queries
CRC4 mode
of E1
correspondin
g to subunit
Sets line
clock
reference
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
SHOW_C
LOCK
Shows line
clock
reference
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
SHOW_
PHYCON
NUIM
Show all
UIM units
that have
configured
physical
connection
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4239
SHOW_U
IMFORPH
YCONN
Shows the
UIMs for
which the
physical
connection
relationship
can be
configured
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4240
ADD_PHY
CONN
Configures
the physical
connection
relationship
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4241
DEL_PHY
CONN
Deletes the
physical
connection
relationship
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4242
SHOW_P
HYCONN
Shows the
physical
connection
relationship
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4243
MODIFY_
PHYCON
N
Modifies the
physical
connection
relationship
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4250
LIST_TIP
ARA
Shows
parameter
template
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
4236
4238
45
Comma
nd
Code
Function
Index
information
of all TI
Subunits
Volume (III)
SHOW_TI
PARA
Shows
parameter
template
information
of TI
Subunits
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4252
ADD_TIP
ARA
Adds
parameter
template of
TI Subunit
with default
value.
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4253
MODIFY_
TIPARA
Modify
parameter
template of
TI Subunit
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4254
DEL_TIPA
RA
Deletes one
parameter
template of
TI Subunit
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4255
MODIFY_
TIPARA2
Modifies
parameter
template of
TI Subunit
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4256
MODIFY_
SDHOPTP
ARA
Modifies SDH
OPT
parameters
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4257
SHOW_S
DHOPTPA
RA
Queries SDH
OPT
parameters
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4258
MODIFY_
SDHTRIP
ARA
Modifies SDH
tributary
parameters
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4259
SHOW_S
DHTRIPA
RA
Queries SDH
tributary
parameters
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4260
ADD_APS
PRT
Adds APS
backup
control group
information
for a board
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4261
DEL_APS
Deletes APS
backup
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
4251
46
Name
Comma
nd
Code
Name
Function
Index
PRT
control group
information
about a
board
Command Manual
Volume (III)
Shows APS
backup
control group
information
about a
board
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
Modifies
APS backup
control
group
information
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4268
SET_CPU
RATE
Sets CPU
threshold
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4269
SHOW_C
PURATE
Shows CPU
threshold
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
ADD_MPP
RTMRDFT
Adds a
default
predefined
timer for an
MP
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4271
DEL_MPP
RTMRDFT
Deletes a
default
predefined
timer from
an MP
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4272
SHOW_M
PPRTMRD
FT
Shows a
default
predefined
timer of an
MP
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
ADD_MPP
RTMRPTD
Adds the
specified
predefined
timer for an
MP
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4274
DEL_MPP
RTMRPTD
Deletes the
specified
predefined
timer from
an MP
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4275
SHOW_M
Shows the
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
4262
4265
4270
4273
SHOW_A
PSPRT
MODIFY
_APSPR
T
47
Comma
nd
Code
Function
Index
PPRTMRP
TD
specified
predefined
timer of an
MP
Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
ADD_PPP
RTMRDFT
Adds a
default
predefined
timer for a
PP
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4277
DEL_PPP
RTMRDFT
Deletes a
default
predefined
timer from a
PP
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4278
SHOW_P
PPRTMRD
FT
Shows a
default
predefined
timer of a PP
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4279
ADD_PPP
RTMRPTD
Adds the
specified
predefined
timer of a PP
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4280
DEL_PPP
RTMRPTD
Deletes the
specified
predefined
timer from a
PP
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4281
SHOW_P
PPRTMRP
TD
Shows the
specified
predefined
timer of a PP
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4282
ADD_DEF
AULT_MP
PRTMR
Adds a
default
predefined
timer for a
default MP
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4283
MODIFY_
MPPRTMR
DFT
Modifies a
default
predefined
timer for a
default MP
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4285
MODIFY
_VTCPA
RA2
Modifies
parameter
template of
VTC
Subunit
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4286
SHOW_A
UPARA
Shows
TPM1100
subcard
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
4276
48
Name
Comma
nd
Code
Name
Function
Index
parameter
template
information
Volume (III)
ADD_AUP
ARA
Adds a
TPM1100
subcard
parameter
template
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
MODIFY_
AUPARA
Modifies a
TPM1100
subcard
parameter
template
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
DEL_AUP
ARA
Deletes a
TPM1100
subcard
parameter
template
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
LIST_VTC
PARA
Shows
information
about all VTC
subunit
parameter
templates
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4291
SHOW_V
TCPARA
Shows
information
abut a VTC
subunit
parameter
template
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4292
ADD_VTC
PARA
Adds a VTC
subunit
parameter
template
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4293
MODIFY_
VTCPARA
Modifies a
VTC subunit
parameter
template
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4294
DEL_VTC
PARA
Deletes a
VTC subunit
parameter
template
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
DELETE
_RESSO
RT
Deletes the
selection
order of
module
shared
resource
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
RESET_R
Resets cross-
Refer to ZXMSG 9000
4287
4288
4289
4290
4295
4297
49
Comma
nd
Code
Function
Index
ESSORT
module
resources
Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
MODIFY_
RESSORT
Sets the
selection
sequence of
moduleshared
resources
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
SHOW_R
ESSORT
Shows the
selection
sequence of
moduleshared
resources
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4300
LIST_MG
Shows the
list of all
logical
gateways
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4301
SHOW_M
GATTIBU
TE
Shows basic
attributes of
a logic
gateway
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4302
SHOW_M
GCAPABI
LITY
Shows the
performance
parameters
of a logical
gateway
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4303
ADD_DEF
AULTMG
Adds a
default logic
gateway
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4304
MODIFY_
MGATTRI
BUTE
Modifies the
basic
attributes of
a logical
gateway
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4305
MODIFY_
MGCAPA
BILITY
Modifies the
performance
parameters
of a logical
gateway
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4306
DEL_MG
Deletes a
logical
gateway
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4307
SET_DEV
INFO
Sets device
information.
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4298
4299
50
Name
Comma
nd
Code
Name
Function
Index
SHOW_D
EVINFO
Shows device
information.
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
LIST_MG
ADDR
Shows
address
information
about all MGs
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4311
SHOW_M
GADDR
Shows
address
information
about the
specified MG
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4312
SET_MGA
DDR
Sets address
information
about an MG
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4313
MODIFY_
MGADDR
Modifies
address
information
about an MG
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4314
DEL_MGA
DDR
Deletes
address
information
about the
specified MG
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4315
SET_MG_
AUTHCO
NFIG
Sets
authorization
MG
configuration
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4316
SHOW_M
G_AUTHC
ONFIG
Shows MG
AUTHCONFIG
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4317
DELETE_
MG_AUT
HCONFIG
Deletes MG
AUTHCONFIG
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4320
LIST_MG
C
Shows
information
about MGCs
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4321
SHOW_M
GCINFO
Shows
information
about an
MGC
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4308
4310
51
Comma
nd
Code
Name
Function
Index
4322
ADD_MG
C
Adds a
logical MGC
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4323
MODIFY_
MGC
Modifies the
attributes of
an MGC
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
DEL_MGC
Deletes an
MGC
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
ASSIGN_
ONE_TER
MID
Assigns a
protocol
terminal ID
in text
format for a
circuit
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
ASSIGN_
TERMID
Assigns a
protocol
terminal ID
in text
format
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4332
DEL_TER
MID
Deletes a
protocol
terminal ID
in text
format
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4333
SHOW_T
ERMID
Shows the
list of
protocol
terminal IDs
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4334
SHOW_T
ERMID_
WILDCHA
R
Shows the
protocol
terminal ID
wildcard
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
SHOW_W
ILDCHAR
_BNAME
Shows the
basic name
of the
protocol
terminal ID
wildcard
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
SHOW_T
ERM_UNI
TLIST
Shows
information
about all
units
configured
with a
protocol
terminal ID
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4324
4330
4331
4335
4337
52
Comma
nd
Code
Name
Function
Index
4338
SHOW_U
NITLIST
Shows unit
information
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4339
SHOW_U
NIT_SUN
ITLIST
Shows
subunit
information
about a unit
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4340
SHOW_S
UNIT_CI
RCUITLIS
T
Shows circuit
information
about a
subunit
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4341
SHOW_M
GMODUL
ES
Shows
modules
included in a
logical
gateway
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
Shows idle
trunk and vtc
circuits that
havn't
Designated
the
corresponden
ce between
trunk and
VOIP.
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
ADD_TRU
NKVTC
Adds
relationship
between
trunk and
VOIP
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
DEL_TRU
NKVTC
Deletes
relationship
between
trunk and
VOIP
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
SHOW_T
RUNKVTC
Shows
relationship
between
trunk and
VOIP
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
SHOW_T
RUNKGR
P
Shows
information
of specific
trunk group
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
ADD_TRU
NKGRP
Adds trunk
group
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4349
4350
4351
4352
4360
4361
SHOW_T
RKVTC_C
IRCUIT
53
Comma
nd
Code
Name
Function
Index
4362
DEL_TRU
NKGRP
Deletes trunk
group
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4363
MODIFY_
TRUNKG
RP
Modifies
trunk group
attributes
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4364
SHOW_A
SSIGNAB
L_TRUNK
Shows trunks
which can be
assigned to
trunk groups.
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
Assigns
trunks to
trunk group
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
Name
4365
ASSIGN_
TRUNK
4366
RELEASE
_TRUNK
Releases
trunks from
trunk group
SHOW_T
GROUP_T
RUNK
Shows trunks
in trunk
group
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4380
SHOW_D
ETECT_IP
I
Show the
global
detecting
parameters
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4381
MODIFY_
DETECT_
IPI
Modifies the
global
detecting
parameters
4385
CREATE_
DAS_SEL
FEXCHG
Creates a
selfexchange
analysis
selector
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4386
MODIFY_
DAS_SEL
FEXCHG
Creates a
selfexchange
analysis
selector
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4387
DELETE_
DAS_SEL
FEXCHG
Deletes selfexchange
analysis
selectors
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4388
SHOW_D
AS_SELF
Shows selfexchange
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
4367
54
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
Comma
nd
Code
Name
Function
Index
EXCHG
analysis
selectors
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4389
ADD_SEL
FEXCHG_
CODE
Adds a selfexchange
code
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4390
MODIFY_
SELFEXC
HG_COD
E
Modify a selfexchange
code
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4391
DELETE_
SELFEXC
HG_COD
E
4392
SHOW_S
ELFEXCH
G_CODE
Shows selfexchange
analysis
codes
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
CREATE_
ANALYZE
R_ENTRA
NCE
Creates a
digit analyzer
entrance
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4394
DELETE_
ANALYZE
R_ENTRA
NCE
Deletes
analyzer
entrance
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4395
SHOW_A
NALYZER
_ENTRAN
CE
Shows
analyzer
entrance
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
4396
MODIFY_
ENTRANC
E_NAME
Modifies the
name of an
analyzer
entrance
Refer to ZXMSG 9000

Media Gateway
Command Manual
Volume (III)
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Glossary
AMA
Automatic Message Accounting
APC
Adjacent Point Code.
ATM
Asynchronous Transfer Mode

ATM is extensively used in current networks, in particular to
transport broadband IP traffic between end customer sites and
the internet.
It is a link layer transport technology in which the data to be
transported (typically an IP data stream) is put into strings
(called cells) each 53 bytes long of which 5 provide the header.
Included in the header is a class of service indicator which allows
cells to be prioritized under congestion conditions. ATM cells can
be multiplexed together into higher capacity links.
ATM technology does not play a major role in 21CN since
Ethernet transport is used instead. It, however, continues to be
used to transport IP streams over the Digital Subscriber Loop
(DSL) systems that convey the broadband traffic over copper
cables between end customer sites and the local BT exchange.
ASCII
BAM
Broadband
CC
American Standard Code Information Interchange

Billing and Measurements
A descriptor for data transmission and receipt that travels at a
higher speed than available over a traditional phone line and is
always on
Call Control.
CDB
Call Detail Block.
CDR
Call Detail Record.
CLEC
Carrier class
Competitive Local Exchange Carrier

A network designed to a very high standard of reliability,
availability, reparability and backup. A carrier class network is
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typically designed to allow in-service software and hardware

upgrades.
CP
Communications Provider
An organization that provides an electronic communications
network or electronic communications service
Convergence
Being able to access or send any information - voice, data or

video - using any device at any location.
Data packets
When you receive an email, web-page or data message, it

consists of a stream of digital bits which are grouped into
'packets'. As well as the bits containing the information, each
packet has a 'header' that tells the network equipment the
address to which it is going, the length of the packet and its
number in the sequence of packets making up the complete
message or page.
DSL
Digital Subscriber Line

DSL is the broadband technology most commonly used by BT
and other incumbent operators around the world to connect end
user customer sites to the network. It has been described as
'turbo-charging' the phone line. It works by using frequency
bands that are normally left unused in a copper pair - but which
can be used to transmit digital data. At the customer's end, the
computer is plugged into a special kind of modem - a 'DSL
modem'. The connections from the modem and the ordinary
telephone are then connected to a 'splitter' which enables both
to be used on the same line. The DSL technology family includes
ADSL - asymmetric DSL; SDSL - symmetric DSL and VDSL very high-speed DSL.
DSLAM
Digital Subscriber Line Access Multiplexer

A device normally locate at the local exchange building that
takes several broadband DSL lines and combines them together
on one high speed connection to the internet.
Ethernet
DPC
Fiber
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Ethernet's roots are as a transport protocol linking computers,

servers, printers, and routers that make up Local Area Networks
(LANs). However, Ethernet's simplicity and flexibility make it an
attractive technology in place of ATM for backhaul links.
Destination Point Code
Glass fibers through which signals are transmitted as pulses of
light
Glossary
FTP
File Transfer Protocol.
GW
Gateway
Also see MGC.
HSI
H.323 Signaling Interface

It enables the Cisco PGW 2200 (Call Control mode) to act as an
H.323 end point.
IP
Internetworking Protocol
The set of communication protocols which enable computers to
'talk' to each other over the internet
IP chops up the data - whether an email, a web-page, or a
picture - into packets or datagram. Each 'packet' of information
contains both the sender's internet address and the receiver's
address. This allows the packets to reach their intended
destination or, if necessary, to be returned to the sender.
IP VPN
Internet Protocol Virtual Private Network

A private network, normally for business use, that comprises a
partition of a large IP-based network allowing flexible support for
both voice and data services.
ISDN
Integrated Services Digital Network

An end-to-end 64Kbit/s and N x 64Kbit/s digital service provided over the switched infrastructure used for PSTN.
ISP
Internet Service Provider

A communications provider that provides consumers and
businesses with access to the internet and other related services
such as web site building and virtual hosting
ICT
Information and Communication Technology

The term used for the linking of computers, applications and
telecommunications networks. It includes, network integration,
internet access, web site development, e-commerce and contact
management systems.
IMS
Internet protocol Multimedia Sub-system

A common session layer on top of the IP network layer which
supports many different applications from real-time call control
applications to multimedia streaming applications for content
services.
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IC
IGR (igr)
ILEC
IMT
IP
Inter-exchange Carrier.
Ingress: incoming or originating.
Incumbent Local Exchange Carrier
Inter Machine Trunks.
Internet Protocol
IP Mediation
Collection of Internet network usage records for billing purposes,

such as real time streaming video and voice/IP.
IP Telephony
Telephony services provided over the Internet.
ISDN
Integrated Services Digital Network

ISDN services are gradually replacing POTS in affluent
communities. Competing against ISDN are asynchronous digital
subscriber lines and multiservice wireless applications.
ISP
Internet Service Provider
LAN
Local area network
LAN Switch
LAN
Provides IP connectivity between all the elements of the

signaling network. This signaling network is also referred to as
the Control Signaling Network.
Local Area Network
Local Area Networks (LANs) link a variety of data devices - for
example, PCs, servers and printers - within a limited
geographical area such as in an office, possibly with an external
link to the internet.
MDF
Main Distribution Frame

A frame located at every exchange building that enables the
connection between the copper pairs from the external cables
that go to customer sites and the copper pairs that go to the
telecommunications equipment in the exchange building. The
connections across the frame are made by jumpers - copper
pairs that are manually provided.
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Glossary
Media
Gateway
Man Machine
Language
Media Gateway
Control
Protocol
MGC software
A media gateway is a device that converts the transport

protocols of the media (voice, data, video) between different
types of telecommunications networks such as PSTN; next
generation networks and mobile networks. For example, a VoIP
media gateway performs the conversion between TDM voice and
VoIP.
See MML.
See MGCP.
Media Gateway Controller software

Generic term used for the Cisco PGW 2200 PSTN Gateway
software when both call control and signaling applications apply.
MGCP
MGH
Media Gateway Control Protocol. The Media Gateway Control

Protocol is based on a merging of the IPDC and SGCP protocols.
Media Gateway Host
Device which physically contains the Media Gateway (that is,
MGX is a Media Gateway Host, VISM is the corresponding Media
Gateway). MGH and MG are sometimes used interchangeably,
depending on the context and device being referenced.
MGW
Media Gateway
Generic term used for the Gateway between QoS Packet
Network and the PSTN/ISDN. There are three types of gateways:
the Trunking Gateway, the Access Gateway, and the Network
Access Server or "Non-Voice" Gateway. Media Gateways are
termination points for the Media Gateway Control Protocol.
Media Gateways terminate MGCP links.
MML
Man Machine Language.
NAS
Network Access Server
NNL
Node Name Link
NPA
Numbering Plan Area
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OPC
POTS
Originating Point Code

Plain Old Telephone Service
A term used to distinguish traditional human-to-human
telephony services from other uses of the telephone circuits, for
example, computer-to-computer data transmission over modem.
PRI
Primary Rate Interface
PSTN
Public Switched Telephone Network
PSTN
Public Switched Telephone Network
QoS
Quality of Service
Quality of Service applies to a wide range of parameters that
determines how a user perceives a network service. It includes
the following factors - availability; congestion; delay; jitter and
bandwidth.
In the context of IP services QoS implies prioritizing network
resources against pre-determined classifications of traffic. The
lowest classification is 'best effort' which is used by the public
internet. Session-based QoS is used to improve the delivery of a
flow or application session to an end user or users and allows a
particular application session to be distinguished from other
traffic being received by the same user.
Router
SDH
A piece of network equipment that routes IP packets based on

the address information contained in the packet header.
Synchronous Digital Hierarchy
A transmission network technology that enables the multiplexing
and switching of bit pipes at a number of discrete bit rates from
2.3Mbit/s to multiples of 150Mbit/s. The bit pipes are
multiplexed for transmission over optical fiber bearers at bit
rates from 155Mbit/s to 40Gbit/s
Signaling
Gateway
SIP
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A signaling gateway is a device that translates signaling

messages (ie information about call sessions) between one
medium (usually IP) and another (PSTN). For example, a
signaling gateway translates between traditional voice telephony
signaling and SIP. A signaling gateway is often part of a call
server in VoIP networks.
Session Initiation Protocol
Glossary
A "signaling" standard for setting up a session across an IP

network
Switches
Synchronizatio
n
SCP
SNMP
SS7
A network equipment that enables connections to be made

across the network under the instruction of either a signaling
system or an IP packet header.
All switching, routing and terminals in a network need an
accurate source of timing so that they know when a bit or byte
starts and ends.
Service Control Point
Simple Network Management Protocol
Signaling System#7
This signaling system is gradually replacing older systems
globally.
STP
Signal Transfer Point
TAG
User identifier
TDM
Time Division Multiplexing. Signals are multiplexed using time

slices as opposed to different frequencies, phase shifts or codes
(FDM, PSK, CDM) in PSTN digital circuits.
Time Division
Multiplexing
TRK
VLANs
See TDM.
Trunk
Virtual Local Area Network
VLANs comprise a common Ethernet switched network in which
the links can be partitioned to provide capacity for several
individual local area networks. (see LAN).
VPN
Virtual Private Network

A logical closed user group implemented over public network
facilities for switched voice, switched data or both. Users are
usually located at more than one organizational site served by
more than one public telephone exchange. Very often these
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exchanges provide advanced features similar to PBXs, advanced

billing and simplified network and communications management
for the users.
WAN
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Wide Area Network
Figures
Figure 1 ZTE Unified Management System ............................2
Figure 2 System Tree .........................................................2
Figure 3 CLI Sub-menu ......................................................3
Figure 4 CLI Console-MSG9000ID ........................................3
Figure 5 Command Details ..................................................4
Figure 6 Man-machine Command Timeout Interface ................6
Figure 7 Invalid Man-machine Command ...............................7
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Tables
Table 1 Chapter Summary ...................................................i
Table 2 Typographical Conventions ...................................... ii
Table 3 Mouse Operation Conventions ................................. iii
Table 4 Operation & Maintenance Commands Index ................9
Table 4 Signaling Configuration Commands Index ................ 21
Table 5 Physical Configuration Commands Index.................. 36
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Index
AS, 22, 27, 28
CAS, 13
Center, i
Control, 57, 59, 60, 61, 63
Digital, 57, 58, 59, 60, 62
DSP, 20
gateway, 61, 62
H.248, 12
Hardware, ii
Integrated, 59, 60
Interface, 59, 62
IP, 57, 59, 60, 62, 63
Link, 23
M3UA, 13
Maintenance, ii
media, 61
Media, 61
MGC, 51, 52
MGW, 61
MML, 18
MP, 17, 18, 19

MTP, 25
MTP2, 13
network, 57, 58, 59, 60, 62, 63
office, 60
Office, 21
OMC, 37
Protocol, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63
Route, 24
SCCP, 13
SCTP, 13
SDTB, 14
Signaling, 59, 60, 63
SPC, 31
SS7 Link, 23
System, 63
TDM, 61, 63
Trunk, 63
Voice, 61
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