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The parameters to define the GW signaling port differ based on your type of the SBC platform. For cloud-based deployments of SBC SWe (I-SBC or D-SBC), the parameters include IP Var so that the IP address for the port can be specified using a metavariable rather than a static IP address. For other SBC platforms, use the IP Address V4 or V6 parameter appears for you to enter a specific IP address.
The SBC supports a single GW signaling port at a time. The GW signaling port must be defined within the "default" address context and the "defaultSigZone" zone, and it must be assigned an index value of 1.
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On the SBC main screen, go to Configuration > System Provisioning > Category: Base Provisioning > Signaling Ports > GW Sig Port.
The GW Sig Port window is displayed. The following example figure shows the window for an I-SBC /or D-SBC output(cloud) deployment that includes the IP Var parameter.
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The following figure shows the window for non-cloud deployment that includes the IP Address V4 or V6 parameter.
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Create the GW Sig Port
To create a new GWSig GW Sig Port,
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The Create New Gw Sig Port Port window is displayed. The following example shows the parameters for an I-SBC or D-SBC deployment.
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The following fields are displayed:
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Index
| Set the index for gateway signaling port to 1. | Ip Interface Group Name
| Specify the name of the IP interface group used by this signaling port. | Ip Address
| Specify the IP address for the gateway signaling listening port in IPV4 or IPV6 format. This is a required parameter visible on hardware systems and SBC SWe systems that do not use metavariables. Note: For cloud-based I-SBC, D-SBC SBC SWe deployments, this parameter is not visible. | Port Number
| The logical port number of the TCP port to use for this connection. Must be 1-65535, default is 2569. | Role
| The main role of the signaling port: • primary (default )—the port that makes gateway signal link connection requests to other , using its IP address as the local address for listening. • secondary —an alternate port that is used for listening only and cannot be used to establish new gateway signal links. When no primary port exists, connection requests to other cannot be issued and calls which require them are disconnected. When a secondary port is configured to be primary, the previous primary is automatically made secondary. | Mode
| The operational state of the Gateway signaling service: • inService(default ) —the signaling port listens for incoming gateway signal link connection requests. • outofService —the signal port is not available for incoming gateway signal link connection requests and thus cannot be used to create a new gateway signal links to other . | State
| The administrative state of this gateway signaling port: • disabled —Not active • enabled —Active | IP Var | Specify the metavariable to use to assign an IP address to the gateway signaling port in an I-SBC or D-SBC deployment. . Note: This parameter is visible for only I-SBC and D-SBC deployments in the SBC SWe. |
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Edit the GW Sig Port
To edit any of the Gw Sig Ports in the list, click the radio button next to the specific Gw Sig Port name.
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The Edit Selected GW Sig Port window showing the parameters for an I-SBC or D-SBC is displayed below.
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- Click the radio button next to the name of the entry you want to edit. The Edit Gw Sig Port window opens.
Change the variable value and click Save.
Delete the GW Sig Port
To delete any of the created a GW Sig Port, click
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- Confirm the deletion when prompted
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