Hi, Asterisk (with libss7) is a signaling end-point, so you can't have two point-codes - you need an STP (which Asterisk is not) between the two boxes in order to separate the two signaling channels. However you do not need two point-codes for this setup, but simply to define two groups of channels ... from the example in my previous email, change the linkset definitions to: linkset=1 networkindicator=national group=1 context=From_Span1 pointcode=1 defaultdpc=2 adjpointcode=2 cicbeginswith=1 channel => 1-15 group=2 context=From_Span2 cicbeginswith=17 channel => 17-31 sigchan=16 #include ss7.timers linkset=2 networkindicator=national group=3 context=From_Span3 pointcode=2 defaultdpc=1 adjpointcode=1 cicbeginswith=1 channel => 32-46 group=4 context=From_Span4 cicbeginswith=17 channel => 48-62 sigchan=47 #include ss7.timers Now you have 4 groups on the same 2 linksets, which is equal of having two separate linksets on the same signalling link. On 2016-03-21 07:40, Mehdi Shirazi wrote: > Hi > I connected 2 asterisk server with libss7 together to simulate real > scenario. > There is one signaling link between . > Asterisk one has one opc11 but Asterisk two have two opc2_1 and opc2_2. > There is 2 spans between , and I want to first spans use opc2_1 and > second span use opc2_2. > For setting Asterisk one there is no problem , in same linkset I can > add new defaultdpc=3 > and new channels and new CICs. but in second server how I can add CICs > ,here I should separate > add CICs based on pointcode (opc2_1 and opc2_2) but it seems one link > set just accept one point code. > > If I want to add linkset with new pointcode(opc) with same signaling > channel it is not possible. > > how I can have one signaling link but multiple originate point code in > different channel groups ? > > Regards > M.Shirazi
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