Zone - MTRM Conn Port - CLI

The SBC Core supports the use of the Master Trunkgroup Resource Manager (MTRM) to manage call and bandwidth resources on clients spread across multiple SBCs, thus enabling service providers to support enterprise customers using enterprise-wide CAC management down to the location and trunk group levels.

The Master Trunkgroup Resource Manager (MTRM) is basically a client/server model consisting of a Master Trunk Group Server (MTRG server) and Master Trunk Group Client (MTRG client). The server and client are associated with a common name. MTRG-server and MTRG-client instances can co-exist in the same SBC, or can reside in different SBCs.

The MTRG-server is configured with a CAC pool shared amongst its registered MTRG-clients. This CAC pool consists of call and bandwidth resources.

The MTRG client registers with the respective MTRG server and requests for a configurable margin of call and/or bandwidth resources. The CAC resources configured on the server are shared and dynamically redistributed between the registered clients. Each client can optionally maintain its own set of local resources and/or obtain aggregate resources from the respective server. As idle client resources fall below a configurable margin (calls/bandwidth per request), a client requests more resources from the server. The server, depending on the availability, may or may not grant the resources.

This section describes the commands involved in configuring MTRM server and client connection ports.

% set system logicalMgmtIpInterface <name> mgmtIpInterfaceGroupName <mgmtInterfaceGroupName> ipAddress <logicalIPAddress> 
% set system logicalMgmtIpInterface <name> state enabled

MTRM Conn Port (Server Role)

Command Syntax

The MTRM Conn Port CLI syntax is shown below for the Server and Client port roles selected using the portRole parameter.

% set addressContext <addressContext name> zone <zone name> mtrmConnPort <index> portRole server
	healthCheckIgnore <disable | enable>
	healthCheckInterval <1-150>
	healthCheckTimeout <1-120>
	ipAddressV4 <IP address>
	ipAddressV6 <IP address> 
	ipInterfaceGroupName <IPIG name> 
	mgmtInterfaceGroupName <MIG name>
	mode <inService | outOfService>
	portNumber <4000-4500>
	state <disabled | enabled>

% show addressContext <addressContext name> zone <zone name> mtrmConnPort

% delete addressContext <addressContext name> zone <zone name> mtrmConnPort <index>

Command Parameters

MTRM Conn Port (Client Role)

Command Syntax

% set addressContext <addressContext name> zone <zone name> mtrmConnPort <index> portRole client
	forceSecondaryConnection <disabled | enabled>
	healthCheckIgnore <disable | enable>
	healthCheckInterval <1-150>
	healthCheckTimeout <1-120>
	ipAddressV4 <IP address>
	ipAddressV6 <IP address> 
	ipInterfaceGroupName <IPIG name> 
	mgmtInterfaceGroupName <MIG name>
	mode <inService | outOfService>
	primaryServerIPAddr <IPv4 or IPv6 address>
	primaryServerPortNumber <4000-4500>
	retryCount <3-20>
	secondaryIpAddress <IPv4 or IPv6 address> 
	secondaryPortNumber <4000-4500>
	serverReconnectInterval <1-150>
	state <disabled | enabled>

% show addressContext <addressContext name> zone <zone name> mtrmConnPort

% delete addressContext <addressContext name> zone <zone name> mtrmConnPort <index>

Command Parameters

Resetting MTRM Connection Port and Statistics

Use the following commands to reset MTRM connection port and statistics.

% request addressContext default zone defaultSigZone mtrmConnPort <index>
	reset
	statReset

Viewing Results and Status

Use the following system-level CLI syntax to view MTRM Conn Port details, peer status and statistics:

> show table addressContext <addressContext name> zone <zone name> mtrmConnPort
> show status addressContext <addressContext name> zone <zone name> mtrmConnPortPeerStatus
> show status addressContext <addressContext name> zone <zone name> mtrmConnPortPeerStatistics