Mate STP Table Commands

The mate STP commands are used to administer the mate STP table. Since responses to messages generated by the features cannot be guaranteed to be routed back to the original node that generated them, this table is used to determine whether or not a response is received by the node that originated or must be 'hopped' to the proper mate node that originated it.

The following restrictions exist:

1. The entry must already exist in either the destination or SID tables.
2. All entries must be in the same network domain.

chg-mate-stp

This command is used to modify a self point code of a mate node forming the gateway.

Command Examples:

• chg-mate-stp:pc=10-20-30
• chg-mate-stp:pcn24=99-99-99
• chg-mate-stp:pcn=s-12345
• chg-mate-stp:pcn16=121-5-10

dlt-mate-stp

This command is used to remove the self point codes of the nodes forming the gateway.

Command Examples:

• dlt-mate-stp:pc=10-20-30
• dlt-mate-stp:pcn24=99-99-99
• dlt-mate-stp:pcn=s-12345
• dlt-mate-stp:pcn16=121-5-10

ent-mate-stp

This command is used to provision the self point codes of the nodes forming the gateway.

Command Examples:

• ent-mate-stp:pc=10-20-30
• ent-mate-stp:pcn24=99-99-99
• ent-mate-stp:pcn=s-12345
• ent-mate-stp:pcn16=121-5-10

rtrv-mate-stp

This command is used to display the table.

Command Example:

rtrv-mate-stp

tekelecstp 18-05-29 11:19:05 MST  EAGLE 46.6.2.0.0-73.19.0
    rtrv-mate-stp
    Command entered at terminal #2.
   tekelecstp 18-05-29 11:19:05 MST  EAGLE 46.6.2.0.0-73.19.0

      STP POINT CODE(PCI)
      -------------------
           1-001-1
           3-003-1
    Mate Stp table is (2 of 16) 13% full.

SFAPPOPTS Commands

The SFAPPOPTS commands are implemented to administer the SFAPPOPTS table. This table contains the following:

• Nnode-wide options to enable/disable the VLR IMEI challenge (UC #3)
• Dynamic whitelisting learning mode (UC #4), success/fail thresholds for which counts of challenges of dynamically learned VLRs must exceed in order to transition a dynamically learned VLR from graylist to either white or blacklist
• A velocity check threshold to define the number of velocity check attempts needed for a dynamic roaming entry to be marked as Learned
• An agetime to define a value for aging out VLR entries

Restrictions for these commands include the following:

1. The learn mode should not be switched to either OFF or LEARN during the sync from the primary SFAPP card to OAM.
2. At least one active SFAPP card must be present in the EAGLE in order to modify the table.

chg-sfappopts

This command is used to modify a parameter of the SFAPPOPTS table.

Command Examples:

• chg-sfappopts:vlrimeichallenge=yes
• chg-sfappopts:mode=off
• chg-sfappopts:mode=learn
• chg-sfappopts:mode=test
• chg-sfappopts:mode=active
• chg-sfappopts:succth=3
• chg-sfappopts:failth=5

Note:

• VLRIMEICHALLENGE - Enables/Disables the VLR IMEI challenge for CAT3.2 messages
• MODE- Provides option to turn off dynamic learning, test the learning algorithm, and move the system in operation using various modes
  • OFF- Turn off the dynamic whitelist learning. Delete all the dynamic VLR profile and dynamic VLR roaming entries.
  • LEARN - Only learn about new VLRs, no challenges are performed (newly learned VLRs are considered as Whitelisted). Delete dynamic entries without parent in static when switch from ACTIVE or TEST mode
  • ACTIVE - Challenges are performed. Status of dynamically learned VLRs are changed to Whitelisted or Blacklisted if they meet criteria
  • TEST - Challenges are performed. However, learned VLRs remain Grey listed
• SUCCTH If system-wide success threshold is 0 i.e., None, then do not transition any VLR to whitelist
• VELTH - In case VELTH is set to None, all dynamic VLR roaming entries will always be in LEARNING phase and will never be used for VLR validation
• AGETIME - In case agetime is set to None, ageing will not perform

rtrv-sfappopts

This command is used to display the table.

Command Example:

rtrv-sfappopts

rtrv-sfappopts
     tekelecstp 18-09-13 01:26:30 EST  EAGLE 46.7.0.0.0-75.10.0
     rtrv-sfappopts
    Command entered at terminal #17.
;
Command Accepted - Processing
    tekelecstp 18-09-13 01:26:30 EST  EAGLE 46.7.0.0.0-75.10.0
    SFAPP OPTIONS TABLE
    ------------------
    VLRIMEICHALLENGE = no
    MODE             = active
    SUCCTH           = none
    FAILTH           = none
    VELTH            = none
    AGETIME          = none

Status Command

rept-stat-sfapp

This command is used to display the overall status of the SFAPP Card service in the EAGLE.

Command Examples:

• rept-stat-sfapp
• rept-stat-sfapp:peakreset=yes:loc=1101
• rept-stat-sfapp:loc=1101

Visitor Location Register Commands

These commands are used to change, delete, enter, and display Visitor Location Register Profiles and Roaming entries:

chg-vlr-prof

Use this command to change a Visitor Location Register (VLR) Profile for a mobile subscriber. A VLR-Profile entry helps in getting information required to locate the user while roaming and is subsequently used in VLR-ROAM table.

Command Examples:

• chg-vlr-prof:vlr=4234:filter=blacklist
• chg-vlr-prof:vlr=4234:ageofloc=no:lastact=yes

dlt-vlr-prof

Use this command to delete a Visitor Location Register (VLR) Profile for a mobile subscriber for existing entries.

Command Examples:

• dlt-vlr-prof:vlr=4234

ent-vlr-prof

Use this command to enter a Visitor Location Register (VLR) Profile for a mobile subscriber. A VLR-Profile entry helps in getting information required to locate the user while roaming and is subsequently used in VLR-ROAM table.

Command Examples:

• ent-vlr-prof:vlr=12345
• ent-vlr-prof:vlr=4234:filter=blacklist
• ent-vlr-prof:vlr=4234:filter=blacklist

rtrv-vlr-prof

Use this command to display entries from the Visitor Location Register (VLR) Profile table.

Command Examples:

• rtrv-vlr-prof
• rtrv-vlr-prof:num=2
• rtrv-vlr-prof:filter=blacklist

chg-vlr-roaming

Use this command to change a Visitor Location Register (VLR) roaming entry for a mobile subscriber. A VLR-Roaming entry uses existing entries for both new as well as old entries from vlr-prof table.

Command Examples:

• chg-vlr-roaming:oldvlr=1234:newvlr=56545:time=20

dlt-vlr-roaming

Use this command to delete a Visitor Location Register (VLR) Roaming entry for a mobile subscriber for existing entries.

Command Examples:

• dlt-vlr-roaming:newvlr=12345:oldvlr=56780

ent-vlr-roaming

Use this command to enter a Visitor Location Register (VLR) roaming entry for a mobile subscriber. A VLR-Roaming entry uses existing entries for both new as well as old entries from vlr-prof table.

Command Examples:

• ent-vlr-roaming:newvlr=12345:oldvlr=56780:time=10

rtrv-vlr-roaming

Use this command to display entries from the Visitor Location Register (VLR) Profile table.

Command Examples:

• rtrv-vlr-roaming
• rtrv-vlr-roaming:num=2
• rtrv-vlr-roaming: newvlr=12345:oldvlr=56780