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The following section is only applicable to the DSC 8000, the DSC SWe (on MA-RMS), the Signaling Platform 2000 (SP2000), and the virtual SP2000 (on MA-RMS).
The following table provides the supported I/O card type for the Ribbon Signaling Systems.
Supported I/O Card for the Signaling Systems
| System | I/O Card Type |
|---|---|
Signaling Platform 2000 Up to four | AMC308 |
DSC 8000 Up to 32 | AMC348 |
DSC SWe - vSP2000 (on MA-RMS) Up to 10 Note: Per server the limit is two; however, the DSC SWe - vSP2000 can interface with multiple servers. | PCE382 |
Note
The number of I/O cards depend on the system load levels and CPU capacity
In accordance with GR-82-Core, Signaling Transfer Point (STP) Generic Requirements (A Module of FR-CCS-18), Issue 10, December 2006, the Ribbon Signaling Systems support Memory Space Accounting (MSA). For more information about how this feature applies to Message Transfer Part Level 2 (MTP2), refer to the appropriate section in the DSC - SP2000 Platform Manager User Guide.
After you completed provisioning the AMC308, the AMC348 or the PCE382 card, you can proceed with provisioning the
- Low-speed Channels, also referred to as time division multiplexed (TDM) channels (refer to Configuring TDM Signaling Channels)
- High-speed Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) Channels (refer to Configuring the ATM Channels)
- High-speed Annex A Channels (refer to Configuring Annex A Signaling Channels)
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