Spare and Private Point Code Subtype Prefixes

A.4.4.4 Spare and Private Point Code Subtype Prefixes

The Spare Point Code Support feature and the Internal Point Code Support feature provide optional point code subtype prefixes. The Spare Point Code feature must be enabled before a point code subtype prefix can be specified for a point code.

Note:

The SEAS interface does not support point code subtype prefixes.

The values p-, s-, and ps- are valid point code subtype prefixes. The dash- separates the point code subtype prefix from the remainder of the point code. The prefixes are displayed in lower case. The syntax for the remainder of the point code remains the same.

The Spare Point Code prefix (s-) applies only to ITU-I and ITU-N point code domains (ITU-N24 point codes do not support the Spare Point Code prefix), to allows the EAGLE to fully support ITU National and International Spare Point Codes. Table A-2 lists the commands that support the Spare Point Code subtype prefix.

The Private (Internal) Point Code prefix (p-) applies to all point code domain types (including ITU-N24 point codes), to allow messages destined to the End Office Node to be routed from the inbound LIM to the outbound IPGWx. Table A-3 lists the commands that support the Private Point Code subtype prefix.

The subtype prefix ps- can be specified when the point code parameter supports both the spare and private point code prefixes.

Table A-2 Commands that support the Spare Point Code Prefix

Command	Description	Applicable Point Code Parameters
`alm`	Alarm	dpci and dpcn
`appl-rtkey`	Application Route Key	dpci and dpcn; opci and opcn
`cspc`	Concerned Signaling Point Code	pci and pcn
`dstn`	Destination	spci and spcn; dpci and dpcn; and Alias combinations.
`ent-trace`	Enter Trace	dpci and dpcn; opci and opcn
`gsmmap-scrn`	GSM MAP Screening	npci and npcn
`gsmopts`	GSM Options	ppsmspci1, ppsmspci2, ppsmspcn1, ppsmspcn2
`gsms-opcode`	GSM Short Message Services OP-Code	pci and pcn
`gtt/gta`	Global Title Translation/Global Title Address	pci and pcn
`ls`	Linkset	apci and apcn
`map`	Mated Application	pci and pcn; mpci and mpcn
`mrn`	Mated Relay Node	pci and pcn; pci1 and pcn1; pci2 and pcn2; pci3 and pcn3; pci4 and pcn4
`na`	Network Appearance	type=ituis, type=ituns
`pass`	Pass Commands	Syntax for routing keys
`rmt-appl`	Remote Application	ipci and ipcn
`rte`	Route	dpci and dpcn
`scr-aftpc`	Gateway Screening Allowed Affected Point Code	pcst and pctype
`scr-blkdpc`	Gateway Screening Blocked Destination Point Code	pcst and pctype
`scr-blkopc`	Gateway Screening Blocked Origination Point Code	pcst and pctype
`scr-cdpa`	Gateway Screening Called Party (CDPA PC Destination) Point Code	pcst and pctype
`scr-cgpa`	Gateway Screening Calling Party (Origination) Point Code	pcst and pctype
`scr-destfld`	Gateway Screening Affected Destination (Concerned) Point Code	pcst and pctype
`scr-dpc`	Gateway Screening Destination Point Code	pcst and pctype
`scr-opc`	Gateway Screening Origination Point Code	pcst and pctype
`sid`	Site ID	True pci and pcn; cpci and cpcn; ncpci and ncpcn.
`spc`	Secondary Point Code	spci and spcn

Table A-3 Commands that support the Private Point Code Prefix

Command	Description	Applicable Point Code Parameters
`dstn`	Destination	spci and spcn; dpc, dpca, dpci,, and dpcn Does not apply to Aliases
`ls`	Linkset	If ipgwapc=yes, apc, apcn, apci, and apcn
`gtt/gta`	Global Title Translation	pc, pca, pci, and pcn
`inh/unhb-alm`	Destination alarm inhibit	dpc, dpca, dpci, and dpcn
`rept-stat-cluster`	Report Cluster Status	dpc and dpca
`rept-stat-dstn`	Report Destination Status	dpc, dpca, dpci, and dpcn
`rmt-appl`	Remote Application	ipc, ipca, ipci, and ipcn
`rst-dstn`	Restore Destination	dpc and dpca
`rte`	Route	dpc, dpca, dpci, and dpcn