Hi Joseph, Thanks for hints. Your hint confirms my configuration. Yes. The defaultdpc node controls cic trunks. The adjpointcode is the next hop is to get to the defaultdpc. But I can only see SS7 working in the node with adjpointcode, but not going to the node with defaultdpc. I will need to enable debug mode and maybe hook the protocol analyzer if help. cheers, /eric 2007/10/15, Joseph <tech at ekn.com>: > Eric Huang wrote: > > Hello All, > > I have to configure different numbers for DPC and Adj PC. For > > example, I have to have the following values in zapata.conf. > > pointcode = 100 > > adjpointcode = 1001 > > defaultdpc = 1000 > > > > All ss7 goes to 1001, not to 1000. I have checked the code. > > > > libss7.h in libss7 > > ss7_set_pc(), ss7_set_adjpc(), ss7_set_default_dpc() are related. > > > > but there is not ss7_set_default_dpc function in any C files. My > > question is how can I make singaling go to PC 1000 and routing it with > > PC 1001? Missing code there? > > You want to make defaultdpc point to the PC that controls your cic > trunks. Adjpointcode simply means what the next hop is to get to defaultdpc. > > I have seen it work even if the adjpointcode is wrong. I am not sure how > that can be... > > -- > ----------------------------+ > respectfully, Joseph | > ----------------------------+ > >
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