SMSC Command Reference Manual

Command Line Interface

Order Number: SMSC -CRM52-0000

January 2007

This manual provides detailed reference information and examples of the commands for operation and
maintenance of the Short Message Service Centre (SMSC) Version 5.2 for Alpha and Itanium systems
running OpenVMS.

Product Version: SMSC Version 5.2

March 13, 2007
Copyright © 2007 LogicaCMG
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PREFACE xi

CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 1–1

1.1 SMSC COMMANDS 1–1
1.2 SMSC COMMAND SYNTAX 1–1
1.2.1 Entity Class 1–2
1.2.2 Entity Instance 1–2
1.2.3 Qualifier 1–5
1.3 PM COMMAND LINE USE 1–6
1.3.1 Wildcard Operation 1–6

CHAPTER 2 SMSC COMMANDS 2–1

ADD CLASS AD 2–2
ADD CLASS CDMA_COMMON 2–6
ADD CLASS GHLR_COMMON 2–10
ADD CLASS GIW_COMMON 2–11
ADD CLASS GSM_COMMON 2–13
ADD CLASS IP7_COMMON 2–15
ADD CLASS MD 2–18
ADD CLASS NMT_COMMON 2–22
ADD CLASS PC_COMMON 2–28
ADD CLASS PLMN_COMMON 2–30
ADD CLASS PRH_COMMON 2–36
ADD CLASS SDB_COMMON 2–40
ADD CLASS SERVER_COMMON 2–42
ADD CLASS SMH_COMMON 2–44
ADD CLASS SMPP_COMMON 2–49
ADD CLASS SMSC_COMMON 2–53
ADD CLASS TAP_COMMON 2–57
ADD CLASS TDMA_COMMON 2–59
CANCEL 2–61
CONNECT 2–63
CREATE 2–64
DELETE 2–67
DISABLE EVENT 2–69
DISCONNECT 2–71
ENABLE EVENT 2–72
HELP 2–74
REMOVE CLASS AD 2–76
REMOVE CLASS CDMA_COMMON 2–79
REMOVE CLASS GHLR_COMMON 2–82
REMOVE CLASS GIW_COMMON 2–83
REMOVE CLASS GSM_COMMON 2–85
REMOVE CLASS IP7_COMMON 2–86
REMOVE CLASS ISDN 2–88
REMOVE CLASS MD 2–90
REMOVE CLASS NMT_COMMON 2–93
REMOVE CLASS PC_COMMON 2–95

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REMOVE CLASS PLMN_COMMON 2–97

REMOVE CLASS PRH_COMMON 2–99
REMOVE CLASS PSTNA 2–101
REMOVE CLASS SDB_COMMON 2–103
REMOVE CLASS SERVER_COMMON 2–105
REMOVE CLASS SIWPC 2–106
REMOVE CLASS SIWSMPP 2–108
REMOVE CLASS SMH 2–110
REMOVE CLASS SMH_COMMON 2–113
REMOVE CLASS SMPP_COMMON 2–115
REMOVE CLASS SMSC_COMMON 2–118
REMOVE CLASS TAP_COMMON 2–120
REMOVE CLASS TCP 2–122
REMOVE CLASS TDMA_COMMON 2–124
REMOVE CLASS X25 2–126
REMOVE CLASS X29 2–128
RESET 2–130
RESET ANY CLASS 2–132
RESET CLASS AD 2–138
RESET CLASS CDMA_COMMON 2–140
RESET CLASS CMLOG 2–147
RESET CLASS CMLOG_COMMON 2–156
RESET CLASS COS_COMMON 2–160
RESET CLASS DIWCDMA 2–163
RESET CLASS DIWERMES 2–166
RESET CLASS DIWFAX 2–168
RESET CLASS DIWMENU 2–170
RESET CLASS DIWOIS 2–173
RESET CLASS DIWPC 2–177
RESET CLASS DIWPLMN 2–182
RESET CLASS DIWSMTP 2–185
RESET CLASS DIWTAP 2–188
RESET CLASS DIWTDMA 2–193
RESET CLASS DLH 2–195
RESET CLASS ERMES 2–197
RESET CLASS FAX_COMMON 2–200
RESET CLASS FAX3SRV 2–202
RESET CLASS FAX3_COMMON 2–205
RESET CLASS FRH 2–208
RESET CLASS FRH_COMMON 2–210
RESET CLASS GHLR 2–213
RESET CLASS GHLR_COMMON 2–226
RESET CLASS GIW 2–228
RESET CLASS GIW_COMMON 2–249
RESET CLASS GSM_COMMON 2–257
RESET CLASS IMPORT_COMMON 2–262
RESET CLASS IP7 2–264
RESET CLASS IP7_COMMON 2–277
RESET CLASS ISDN 2–283
RESET CLASS IS41 2–286
RESET CLASS IS41_COMMON 2–309
RESET CLASS IVR_COMMON 2–316
RESET CLASS LA_SMPP 2–318

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RESET CLASS LA_UCP 2–320

RESET CLASS LDAP_COMMON 2–322
RESET CLASS LIW 2–325
RESET CLASS LOGSRV 2–327
RESET CLASS LOGSRV_COMMON 2–339
RESET CLASS MD 2–348
RESET CLASS MENU 2–350
RESET CLASS NMT 2–353
RESET CLASS OIS 2–356
RESET CLASS OTA_COMMON 2–359
RESET CLASS OTAIS41 2–361
RESET CLASS OTAIS41_COMMON 2–377
RESET CLASS PBB 2–386
RESET CLASS PBB_COMMON 2–389
RESET CLASS PBR 2–392
RESET CLASS PBR_COMMON 2–396
RESET CLASS PC_COMMON 2–401
RESET CLASS PHLR 2–410
RESET CLASS PHLR_COMMON 2–426
RESET CLASS PLMN_COMMON 2–429
RESET CLASS PRH 2–434
RESET CLASS PRH_COMMON 2–436
RESET CLASS PSTNA 2–443
RESET CLASS RAS 2–446
RESET CLASS RTR 2–449
RESET CLASS RTR_COMMON 2–450
RESET CLASS SDB_COMMON 2–452
RESET CLASS SIWCDMA 2–454
RESET CLASS SIWIMPORT 2–457
RESET CLASS SIWIVR 2–459
RESET CLASS SIWMENU 2–461
RESET CLASS SIWOIS 2–466
RESET CLASS SIWPC 2–470
RESET CLASS SIWPLMN 2–479
RESET CLASS SIWSMPP 2–482
RESET CLASS SIWTAP 2–488
RESET CLASS SIWTDMA 2–492
RESET CLASS SIWVSMPP 2–495
RESET CLASS SIWVMS 2–498
RESET CLASS SMH 2–501
RESET CLASS SMH_COMMON 2–509
RESET CLASS SMPP_COMMON 2–532
RESET CLASS SMSC_COMMON 2–539
RESET CLASS SMTP_COMMON 2–554
RESET CLASS SSD 2–560
RESET CLASS SSD_COMMON 2–562
RESET CLASS STORE 2–569
RESET CLASS TAP_COMMON 2–570
RESET CLASS TCP 2–575
RESET CLASS TDMA_COMMON 2–578
RESET CLASS TRCSRV 2–582
RESET CLASS TRCSRV_COMMON 2–584
RESET CLASS VMS_COMMON 2–586

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RESET CLASS VSMPP_COMMON 2–590

RESET CLASS X25 2–593
RESET CLASS X29 2–596
RESUME 2–599
SET 2–601
SET ANY CLASS 2–603
SET CLASS CDMA_COMMON 2–606
SET CLASS CMLOG 2–612
SET CLASS CMLOG_COMMON 2–614
SET CLASS COS_COMMON 2–618
SET CLASS DIWERMES 2–622
SET CLASS DIWFAX 2–623
SET CLASS DIWMENU 2–624
SET CLASS DIWOIS 2–625
SET CLASS DIWPC 2–626
SET CLASS DIWPLMN 2–627
SET CLASS DIWTAP 2–628
SET CLASS ERMES 2–629
SET CLASS FAX_COMMON 2–632
SET CLASS FAX3SRV 2–634
SET CLASS FAX3_COMMON 2–635
SET CLASS FRH 2–638
SET CLASS FRH_COMMON 2–639
SET CLASS GHLR 2–642
SET CLASS GHLR_COMMON 2–643
SET CLASS GIW 2–645
SET CLASS GIW_COMMON 2–647
SET CLASS GSM_COMMON 2–657
SET CLASS IMPORT_COMMON 2–662
SET CLASS IP7_COMMON 2–664
SET CLASS ISDN 2–671
SET CLASS IS41 2–672
SET CLASS IS41_COMMON 2–673
SET CLASS IVR_COMMON 2–681
SET CLASS LDAP_COMMON 2–683
SET CLASS LOGSRV 2–686
SET CLASS LOGSRV_COMMON 2–693
SET CLASS MD 2–703
SET CLASS MENU 2–705
SET CLASS NMT 2–708
SET CLASS OIS 2–711
SET CLASS OTA_COMMON 2–714
SET CLASS OTAIS41 2–716
SET CLASS OTAIS41_COMMON 2–717
SET CLASS PBB 2–726
SET CLASS PBB_COMMON 2–727
SET CLASS PBR 2–730
SET CLASS PBR_COMMON 2–731
SET CLASS PC_COMMON 2–737
SET CLASS PHLR 2–745
SET CLASS PHLR_COMMON 2–746
SET CLASS PLMN_COMMON 2–749
SET CLASS PRH 2–755

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SET CLASS PRH_COMMON 2–756

SET CLASS PSTNA 2–763
SET CLASS RTR 2–764
SET CLASS RTR_COMMON 2–765
SET CLASS SDB_COMMON 2–767
SET CLASS SIWIMPORT 2–769
SET CLASS SIWIVR 2–771
SET CLASS SIWMENU 2–772
SET CLASS SIWOIS 2–773
SET CLASS SIWPC 2–774
SET CLASS SIWPLMN 2–775
SET CLASS SIWSMPP 2–776
SET CLASS SIWTAP 2–777
SET CLASS SIWVMS 2–778
SET CLASS SIWVSMPP 2–779
SET CLASS SMH 2–780
SET CLASS SMH_COMMON 2–781
SET CLASS SMPP_COMMON 2–812
SET CLASS SMSC_COMMON 2–820
SET CLASS SMTP_COMMON 2–855
SET CLASS SSD 2–861
SET CLASS SSD_COMMON 2–862
SET CLASS TAP_COMMON 2–871
SET CLASS TCP 2–877
SET CLASS TDMA_COMMON 2–878
SET CLASS TRCSRV 2–882
SET CLASS TRCSRV_COMMON 2–883
SET CLASS VMS_COMMON 2–885
SET CLASS VSMPP_COMMON 2–889
SET CLASS X25 2–892
SET CLASS X29 2–893
SHOW 2–894
SHOW ANY CLASS 2–896
SHOW CLASS AD 2–904
SHOW CLASS CDMA_COMMON 2–907
SHOW CLASS CMLOG 2–913
SHOW CLASS CMLOG_COMMON 2–921
SHOW CLASS COS_COMMON 2–924
SHOW CLASS DIWCDMA 2–927
SHOW CLASS DIWERMES 2–930
SHOW CLASS DIWFAX 2–932
SHOW CLASS DIWMENU 2–934
SHOW CLASS DIWOIS 2–937
SHOW CLASS DIWPC 2–940
SHOW CLASS DIWPLMN 2–944
SHOW CLASS DIWSMTP 2–947
SHOW CLASS DIWTAP 2–950
SHOW CLASS DIWTDMA 2–954
SHOW CLASS DLH 2–957
SHOW CLASS ERMES 2–959
SHOW CLASS FAX_COMMON 2–961
SHOW CLASS FAX3SRV 2–963
SHOW CLASS FAX3_COMMON 2–965

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SHOW CLASS FRH 2–967

SHOW CLASS FRH_COMMON 2–969
SHOW CLASS GHLR 2–971
SHOW CLASS GHLR_COMMON 2–982
SHOW CLASS GIW 2–984
SHOW CLASS GIW_COMMON 2–1002
SHOW CLASS GSM_COMMON 2–1011
SHOW CLASS IMPORT_COMMON 2–1016
SHOW CLASS IP7 2–1018
SHOW CLASS IP7_COMMON 2–1044
SHOW CLASS ISDN 2–1051
SHOW CLASS IS41 2–1054
SHOW CLASS IS41_COMMON 2–1073
SHOW CLASS IVR_COMMON 2–1079
SHOW CLASS LA_SMPP 2–1081
SHOW CLASS LA_UCP 2–1083
SHOW CLASS LDAP_COMMON 2–1085
SHOW CLASS LIW 2–1087
SHOW CLASS LOGSRV 2–1089
SHOW CLASS LOGSRV_COMMON 2–1097
SHOW CLASS MENU 2–1104
SHOW CLASS NMT 2–1106
SHOW CLASS MD 2–1109
SHOW CLASS OIS 2–1114
SHOW CLASS OTA_COMMON 2–1116
SHOW CLASS OTAIS41 2–1118
SHOW CLASS OTAIS41_COMMON 2–1132
SHOW CLASS PBB 2–1139
SHOW CLASS PBB_COMMON 2–1142
SHOW CLASS PBR 2–1145
SHOW CLASS PBR_COMMON 2–1149
SHOW CLASS PC_COMMON 2–1154
SHOW CLASS PHLR 2–1161
SHOW CLASS PHLR_COMMON 2–1175
SHOW CLASS PLMN_COMMON 2–1177
SHOW CLASS PRH 2–1182
SHOW CLASS PRH_COMMON 2–1184
SHOW CLASS PSTNA 2–1190
SHOW CLASS RAS 2–1193
SHOW CLASS RTR 2–1196
SHOW CLASS RTR_COMMON 2–1199
SHOW CLASS SDB_COMMON 2–1201
SHOW CLASS SERVER_COMMON 2–1203
SHOW CLASS SIWCDMA 2–1205
SHOW CLASS SIWIMPORT 2–1208
SHOW CLASS SIWIVR 2–1210
SHOW CLASS SIWMENU 2–1212
SHOW CLASS SIWOIS 2–1216
SHOW CLASS SIWPC 2–1220
SHOW CLASS SIWPLMN 2–1228
SHOW CLASS SIWSMPP 2–1231
SHOW CLASS SIWTAP 2–1237
SHOW CLASS SIWTDMA 2–1240

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SHOW CLASS SIWVMS 2–1243

SHOW CLASS SIWVSMPP 2–1246
SHOW CLASS SMH 2–1248
SHOW CLASS SMH_COMMON 2–1260
SHOW CLASS SMPP_COMMON 2–1284
SHOW CLASS SMSC_COMMON 2–1291
SHOW CLASS SMTP_COMMON 2–1321
SHOW CLASS SSD 2–1326
SHOW CLASS SSD_COMMON 2–1328
SHOW CLASS STORE 2–1334
SHOW CLASS TAP_COMMON 2–1335
SHOW CLASS TCP 2–1340
SHOW CLASS TDMA_COMMON 2–1343
SHOW CLASS TRCSRV 2–1347
SHOW CLASS TRCSRV_COMMON 2–1349
SHOW CLASS VMS_COMMON 2–1351
SHOW CLASS VSMPP_COMMON 2–1354
SHOW CLASS X25 2–1356
SHOW CLASS X29 2–1359
STOP 2–1362
SUBSCRIBE 2–1364
SUSPEND 2–1366
TEST EVENT 2–1368
TRACE 2–1370

CHAPTER 3 VMS COMMANDS FOR SMSC 3–1

DB_DELETE 3–2
CCA 3–4
CCADIF 3–9
DCL_DATA 3–11
DCLSIG 3–14
HCB 3–18
LOG_CONVERT 3–22
PML 3–25
PMMCP 3–29
PMS 3–30
SMH_CONVERT 3–38
TRCANL 3–40

CHAPTER 4 PM COMMANDS 4–1

@ 4–2
DEBUG 4–3
DISABLE 4–5
DO 4–7
ENABLE 4–9
EXIT 4–11
QUALIFIER 4–12
START 4–14
STOP 4–16
TIMESTAMP 4–17
WAIT 4–18

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APPENDIX A O&M SAMPLE CONFIGURATION FILE A–1

INDEX

EXAMPLES
A–1 Sample Configuration File A–2

TABLES
1–1 Command Syntax Example 1–2
1–2 Entity Classes 1–2
1–3 Qualifier Value Types 1–5
1–4 Qualifier Types 1–5
1–5 Command Line Function Keys 1–6
2–1 Entity Types /ENTBLL Qualifier 2–3
2–2 FILTER_PARAMS_SCPT 2–7
2–3 FILTER_PARAMS_VMN 2–7
2–4 FILTER_PARAMS_WEMT 2–8
2–5 FILTER_PARAMS_WMT 2–8
2–6 FILTER_PARAMS_WPT 2–9
2–7 /RELATION Qualifier Entity Types 2–20
2–8 NMT scan functions 2–24
2–9 International scan string set 2–26
2–10 PLMN Scan Functions 2–31
2–11 International Scan String Set 2–34
2–12 Gateway LA Attributes 2–38
2–12 Address Types 2–45
2–13 GENR_ORIG_ADDR parameter description 2–46
2–14 Attributes for NRT_RANGES table 2–54
2–15 Number range type descriptions 2–54
2–16 FILTER_PARAMS_CMT 2–60
2–17 CANCEL alarm classes 2–62
2–18 Entity types for the /ENTBLL qualifier 2–77
2–19 /RELATION Qualifier Entity Types 2–91
2–20 Gateway LA Attributes 2–100
2–20 GEN_MSG_ORIG_ADDR parameter description 2–114
2–21 PSTNA/ISDN Session Management Values 2–406
2–22 TCP Session Management Values 2–407
2–23 X25 Session Management Values 2–407
2–24 MM_ACK_GENERATION 2–431
2–25 MM_ACK_SUPPRESSION 2–431
2–24 Description of Parameters used in Qualifiers 2–437

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2–25 Gateway LA Attributes 2–439

2–26 GATEWAY_LA_DEFER_LIMIT 2–519
2–27 Gateway LA Attributes 2–519
2–28 Gateway LA Attributes 2–520
2–29 Gateway LA Attributes 2–521
2–30 Gateway LA Attributes 2–522
2–31 PP_FORBIDDEN_ORIG_PID 2–546
2–32 PP_FORBIDDEN_RECIP_PID 2–547
2–33 PP_SUPPORTED_ADD_SER 2–549
2–34 PP_SUPPORTED_SPBP_MSGS 2–549
2–35 UMF_SERVICE_MASK 2–558
2–36 Relevant Prepaid Attributes 2–566
2–25 DEFAULT_ALERT_PRIORITY 2–608
2–26 Default notification values 2–709
2–27 MM_ACK_GENERATION 2–751
2–28 MM_ACK_SUPPRESSION 2–752
2–27 Default Notification Values 2–753
2–28 Description of Parameters used in Qualifiers 2–757
2–29 FORM_BUFFERED_NOTIF Message Variables 2–790
2–30 FORM_LRAD_NOTIF_D Message Variables 2–792
2–31 GATEWAY_LA_DEFER_LIMIT 2–795
2–32 Gateway LA Attributes 2–795
2–33 Gateway LA Attributes 2–796
2–34 Gateway LA Attributes 2–797
2–35 Gateway LA Attributes 2–798
2–31 Retry-Scheme Bitmask 2–806
2–32 Interworking Bitmask 2–807
2–33 Allowed Values REPLACE_TYPE 2–817
2–34 PP_FORBIDDEN_ORIG_PID 2–842
2–35 PP_FORBIDDEN_RECIP_PID 2–843
2–36 PP_SUPPORTED_ADD_SER 2–845
2–37 PP_SUPPORTED_SPBP_MSGS 2–845
2–38 SMSC_LOGGING_MASK 2–849
2–39 UMF_SERVICE_MASK 2–859
2–34 Catchall Routing Originator Interface Mask 2–864
2–35 Relevant Prepaid Attributes 2–867
2–35 RARR Originator Interface Mask 2–868
2–36 Allowed values for the REPLACE_TYPE 2–888
2–37 Allowed values for the REPLACE_TYPE 2–891
2–38 Autorestart List Element 2–1110
2–38 Autorestart list element 2–1110
2–39 Entity List Components 2–1111

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2–39 Entity list components 2–1111

2–40 MM_ACK_GENERATION 2–1179
2–41 MM_ACK_SUPPRESSION 2–1179
2–40 Description of parameters used in the qualifiers 2–1185
2–41 Gateway LA Attributes 2–1187
2–41 Connections: 2–1197
2–42 SME session specific: 2–1197
2–43 SMSC and availability session specific: 2–1197
2–44 Detailed information: 2–1198
2–45 GATEWAY_LA_DEFER_LIMIT 2–1270
2–46 Gateway LA Attributes 2–1270
2–47 Gateway LA Attributes 2–1271
2–48 Gateway LA Attributes 2–1272
2–49 Gateway LA Attributes 2–1272
2–45 Retry-scheme Bitmask 2–1279
2–46 Retry-scheme Bitmask 2–1280
2–47 PP_FORBIDDEN_ORIG_PID 2–1310
2–48 PP_FORBIDDEN_RECIP_PID 2–1310
2–49 PP_SUPPORTED_ADD_SER 2–1312
2–50 PP_SUPPORTED_SPBP_MSGS 2–1312
2–51 SMSC_LOGGING_MASK 2–1315
2–52 UMF_SERVICE_MASK 2–1325
2–53 Relevant Prepaid Attributes 2–1332
2–47 SUBSCRIBE alarm classes 2–1365
2–48 Values of EVENT and generated test event name 2–1369
2–49 Possible values of ENTTRCIN 2–1371
2–50 Possible values of ENTTRCOUT 2–1372
2–51 Possible values of TRCLEVEL 2–1373
3–1 DCL_DATA [CCA] Parameters 3–5
3–2 Description Possible Options 3–18
3–3 Description of MAIN Parameters 3–32
3–4 Description of FILE Parameters 3–33
3–5 Counter Information generated by PMS_STAT_TEMPLATE.CNF 3–35
3–6 Counter Information generated by PMS_SMSC_TEMPLATE.CNF 3–36
3–7 TRACE ANALYSER IDI Message Types 3–42
3–8 TRACE ANALYSER IOS Message Types 3–43
3–9 TRACE ANALYSER LOG Message Types 3–43
3–10 Trace Levels 3–44

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Purpose

This document provides a reference for the format and syntax of the SMSC commands.

Intended Audience

This manual is intended for SMSC Operators who operate and monitor the SMSC.

Scope

If a command has any restrictions they are noted in the reference information for that com-
mand. It is assumed that the reader has a good understanding of Alpha or Itanium systems
running OpenVMS.

Document Structure

This command reference manual is structured as follows:

• Introduction (see Chapter 1)
• SMSC Commands (see Chapter 2)
• VMS Commands for SMSC (see Chapter 3)
• PM Commands (see Chapter 4) .

Related Manuals

Before using the SMSC commands, the reader should be familiar with the basic SMSC con-
cepts described in SMSC Operator Manual. This manual forms part of the SMSC documenta-
tion set. The documents in the set, besides this document are:
• SMSC Operator Manual, LogicaCMG
• SMSC PMX User Guide, LogicaCMG
• SMSC PRL User Guide, LogicaCMG
• SMSC PrX User Guide, LogicaCMG
• SMSC SOG User Guide, LogicaCMG

The VMS manuals referenced in this manual are:

• VMS System Services Reference Manual, Digital.
• VMS, Guide to Using SQL, Digital

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Manuals specific to VIQ (VMS Interprocess Queue):

• VMS Interprocess Queue System Overview, LogicaCMG
• VMS Interprocess Queue Control Program, LogicaCMG

Conventions

In examples, an implied carriage return occurs at the end of each line, unless otherwise noted.
Press [Return] at the end of a line of input. Often in examples the prompts are not shown.
Generally, they are shown where it is important to depict an interactive sequence exactly;
otherwise, they are omitted to focus full attention on the statements or commands themselves.
In this manual, OpenVMS means the OpenVMS operating system.
The following conventions are used in this manual:
Ctrl/x Press [Ctrl] (control) and hold it down while pressing the specified letter
key.
Return Press [Return].
Tab Press [Tab].
Vertical ellipsis mean that information not directly related to the example
. has been omitted.
.
.
... Horizontal ellipsis in statements or commands mean that parts of the
statement or command not directly related to the example have been
omitted.
e, f, t Index entries in the printed manual may have a lowercase e, f, or t
following the page number; the e, f, or t is a reference to the example,
figure, or table, respectively, on that page.
<> Angle brackets enclose user-supplied names.
[] Brackets enclose optional clauses from which you can choose one or none.
$ The dollar sign represents the operating system prompt.
PML> The defaults O&M prompt of the SMSC.
/ (slash) This symbol is used to indicate that a qualifier will appear as the next
item of a command.
UPPERCASE WORDS Uppercase words and letters in command sequences mean type them
exactly as shown.

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Introduction

The Command Reference Manual deals with the commands that are used by system managers
and operators to configure, control and monitor the Short Message Service Centre (SMSC) .
This manual presents the command format, used to perform these tasks. The SMSC Operator
Manual describes the SMSC from an operators point of view. It contains an overview of the
concepts and a description of the entities that make up the SMSC . After reading a specific
section of the SMSC Operator Manual and knowing which SMSC command (or series of
commands) to use, this manual can be used to find the exact format of the command(s).

1.1 SMSC Commands

For the SMSC system, several levels for entering commands are available. The system is
started from an OpenVMS command line and some tools are available at the OpenVMS
Command Line level. The applicable commands are described in the VMS Commands for
SMSC (see Chapter 3) . When using a Presentation Manager (PM), the Command Line
Interface is available. The commands executed by the PM are described in the PM Commands
(see Chapter 4) . The commands executed by the O&M subsystem or the entities are described
in the SMSC Commands (see Chapter 2) .

1.2 SMSC Command Syntax

The SMSC command syntax complies to the DCL syntax standards. The command format has
the following three parts:
1. Command Verb
2. Parameter
3. One or More Mandatory/Optional Qualifiers or None.

The layout of the parameter is as follows:

CLASS CLASS ENTITY ENTITY_NAME
The CLASS part of the parameter specifies the required entity class. Through the ENTITY_
NAME, a specific instance of the entity class is selected; if omitted all entities of the class
will be selected (Wildcard Operation (see Section 1.3.1) ). Two examples are shown in the
Command Syntax Example (see Table 1–1) .

Introduction 1–1
 Table 1–1: Command Syntax Example
Command Verb Parameter Qualifier
SHOW CLASS ISDN ENTITY ISDN01 /CONNECTIONS
DELETE CLASS DIWMENU ENTITY DIWMENU01

1.2.1 Entity Class

The entity classes can be represented by the tree hierarchy. An entity class name is an ASCII
character string that specifies the type of entity. The name is indicative for the type of entity.
In the tree representing the SMSC logical management structure, an entity class name reflects
the place in the hierarchy.

1.2.2 Entity Instance

Instances of an entity class must have a system-wide unique name. This instance name is an
ASCII character string with a maximum length of 15 characters. It can be freely chosen, but
it is advisable to choose a name that reflects the type of entity. For entities of the class SMH
the name is bound to certain conventions. The last two characters of the entity name must
be digits. The entity name of the first instance of the class SMH must end with 00, the entity
name of the second instance must end with 01 and so on.
From the classes in the hierarchy, only the "leaves" can have an instance. Each instance is
uniquely addressed by its name and class identification. Some of the branches in the tree can
be addressed as well. They represent the common attributes of the branch below. Branches,
however, do not have instances, therefore they cannot have an instance name.
The Entity Classes (see Table 1–2) shows the entity classes that are defined within the SMSC
. The second column of this table indicates whether instances of this class can be created.

Table 1–2: Entity Classes

Class Instance Description
AD Yes Associate Director attributes.
CDMA_COMMON No CDMA Interworking common attributes.
CMLOG Yes Concatenated Message LOG server attributes.
CMLOG_COMMON No Concatenated Message LOG server common attributes.
DIWERMES Yes ERMES Delivery Interworking attributes.
DIWFAX Yes FAX Delivery Interworking attributes.
DIWMENU Yes Menu Delivery Interworking attributes.
DIWPC Yes Computer Delivery Interworking attributes.
DIWPLMN Yes PLMN Delivery Interworking attributes.
DIWSMTP Yes SMTP Delivery Interworking attributes.

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Table 1–2 (Cont.): Entity Classes
Class Instance Description

DIWTAP Yes TAP Delivery Interworking attributes.

DLH Yes Distribution List Handler attributes.
ERMES No ERMES Interworking common attributes.
FAX No FAX Interworking common attributes.
FAX3SRV Yes FAX3 Server attributes.
FAX3_COMMON No FAX3 Server common attributes.
FRH Yes Fax Report Handler attributes.
FRH_COMMON No Fax Report Handler common attributes.
GIW Yes Gateway Interworking attributes.
GSM_COMMON No GSM Interworking common attributes.
IMPORT_COMMON No Import Interworking common attributes.
IP7 Yes SS7 over IP Frontend attributes.
IP7_COMMON No SS7 over IP Frontend common attributes.
ISDN Yes ISDN Server attributes.
IS41 Yes IS-41 Server attributes.
IS41_COMMON No IS41 Server common attributes.
IVR No IVR Interworking common attributes.
IW No Interworking (not addressable).
LA_SMPP No SMPP Large Account attributes.
LA_UCP No UCP Large Account attributes.
LDAP_COMMON No LDAP Interworking common attributes.
LIW Yes LDAP Interworking attributes.
LOGSRV Yes Log Server attributes.
LOGSRV_COMMON No LOG Server common attributes.
MD No Managing Director attributes.
MENU No Menu Interworking common attributes.
PC No Computer Interworking common attributes.
PLMN No PLMN Interworking common attributes.
PRH Yes Provisioning Handler attributes.
PRH_COMMON No Provisioning Handler common attributes.
PSTNA Yes PSTN Server for analogue lines attributes.
RAS Yes RAS Server attributes.
RTR Yes RTR routing entity attributes.
RTR_COMMON No RTR routing entity common attributes.
SERVERS No Network access servers (not addressable).

Introduction 1–3
 Table 1–2 (Cont.): Entity Classes
Class Instance Description

SDB_COMMON No Subscriber database common attributes.

SIWIMPORT Yes Import Submission Interworking attributes.
SIWIVR Yes IVR Submission Interworking attributes.
SIWMENU Yes Menu Submission Interworking attributes.
SIWPC Yes Computer Submission Interworking attributes.
SIWPLMN Yes PLMN Submission Interworking attributes.
SIWSMPP Yes Short Message Peer-to-Peer Interworking attributes.
SIWTAP Yes TAP Submission Interworking attributes.
SIWVMS Yes VMS Submission Interworking attributes.
SIWVSMPP Yes Short Message Peer-to-Peer Interworking attributes
for Voicemail systems.
SMH Yes Short Message Handler attributes.
SMH_COMMON No Short Message Handler common attributes.
SMPP No Short Message Peer to Peer Interworking common
attributes.
SMTP_COMMON No Simple Mail Transfer Protocol Interworking common
attributes.
SMSC No Short Message Service Centre common attributes.
SSD Yes Subscription Services Director attributes.
SSD_COMMON No Subscription Services Director common attributes.
STORE Yes Counter Store attributes.
TAP No TAP interworking common attributes.
TCP Yes TCP Server attributes.
TDMA_COMMON No TDMA Interworking common attributes.
TRCSRV Yes Trace Server attributes.
TRCSRV_COMMON No Trace Server common attributes.
VMS No VMS Interworking common attributes.
VSMPP No Short Message Peer-to-Peer Interworking common
attributes for Voicemail systems.
X25 Yes X25 Server attributes.
X29 Yes X29 Server attributes.

NOTE
Please refer to the SMSC Operator Manual for more information on DIWERMES,
DIWFAX, DIWMENU,DIWPC, DIWPLMN, DIWSMTP, DIWTAP, DLH, FAX3SRV,
FRH, GIW, ISDN, LOGSRV, PRH, PSTNA, SIWIVR, SIWMENU, SIWPC,

1–4 Introduction
 SIWPLMN, SIWSMPP, SIWTAP, SIWVMS, SIWVSMPP, SMH, SSD, TAP, TCP,
X25 and X29.

1.2.3 Qualifier
Each command has its specific qualifier(s). Each qualifier consists of a "/" and the name of the
qualifier. The name part of the qualifier contains only the name of the qualifier or the name of
the qualifier and an assignment. When an assignment is applicable the type of parameter for
the assignment will be given in the description of the command.
The Qualifier Value Types (see Table 1–3) shows the value types used in the specifications
of the assignments. Also a description of the way the various value types are used in the
command descriptions is specified.

Table 1–3: Qualifier Value Types

Type In text Description
c ’c’ Single Character
hex nnn (hex) Hexadecimal Value
str "sss" String of Alphanumerical Characters
n nnn Numerical Value
elm Element of Set of Values. The possible values are specified in the descrip-
tion of the specific qualifier.

Qualifiers can be of different types. The Qualifier Types (see Table 1–4) shows the qualifier
types used in the specifications of the assignments.

Table 1–4: Qualifier Types

Name Description
Parameter Scalar with a value that can be set within a specified range or a string of
human readable characters with a defined maximum length.
Flag Scalar attribute with a value that can have one of two distinct settings
(ON/OFF, Enabled/Disabled etc.).
Indicating Counter Scalar with a value determined by the entity, identifying an actual status.
The value can not be modified by the operator.
Cumulative Counter Scalar with a value determined by the entity, counting from the moment it
has been reset.
Statistical Counter Set of scalars with a value determined by the entity, each counting during
one minute.
List Set of values.

Introduction 1–5
1.3 PM Command Line Use

The PM command line is used to enter PM commands and O&M system commands. The
Command Line Function Keys (see Table 1–5) shows the function keys that are available in
entering commands.

Table 1–5: Command Line Function Keys

Key Description
<Left Arrow> Move cursor one character to the left.
<Right Arrow> Move cursor one character to the right.
<Up Arrow> Show previous command in the recall buffer.
<Down Arrow> Show next command in the recall buffer.
DELETE Delete one character to the left of the cursor.
CTRL/A Toggle between ’insert’ and ’overwrite’ mode.
CTRL/C Abort the execution of a command file or tracing on the screen.
CTRL/E Move the cursor to the end of the line.
CTRL/H Move cursor to the begin of the line.
CTRL/J Delete the word to the left of the cursor.
CTRL/R Repeat the current command line (refresh).
CTRL/U Delete the part of the line to the left of the cursor.
CTRL/Z Exit PM.

The default prompt for the Presentation Manager is: PML>

1.3.1 Wildcard Operation

The command line PM starts a wildcard operation whenever there is no ENTITY_ITEM
specified on the command line. This implies that the currently within the system active
command will be issued to all instanced entities, when only a class is specified. So, for
example, assuming that there are two SIWPC entities active called SIWPC00 and SIWPC01,
the following command is used:
PML> SHOW CLASS SIWPC /STATE

This will present the following output:

Response from SIWPC00
Entity state: Active
Response from SIWPC01
Entity state: Active

Specifying a wildcard operation with no instanced entities in the class will show a message
stating "No Entity Matches in Wildcard Selection".

1–6 Introduction
Chapter 2

SMSC Commands

This chapter gives a full description of the commands available with O&M. In each case,
examples are provided. In the examples, the default prompt PML> is used, which may not
necessarily be identical to the prompt shown on the screen.
The commands are listed in alphabetical order and describe how to perform the following
actions on O&M entities.
ADD
CANCEL (see CANCEL)
CONNECT (see CONNECT)
CREATE (see CREATE)
DELETE (see DELETE)
DISABLE EVENT (see DISABLE EVENT)
DISCONNECT (see DISCONNECT)
ENABLE EVENT (see ENABLE EVENT)
HELP (see HELP)
REMOVE
RESET (see RESET)
RESUME (see RESUME)
SET (see SET)
SHOW (see SHOW)
STOP (see STOP)
SUBSCRIBE (see SUBSCRIBE)
SUSPEND (see SUSPEND)
TEST EVENT (see TEST EVENT)
TRACE (see TRACE)

The general layout of the commands is described in section SMSC Command Syntax (see
Section 1.2) . The format of each individual command is specified in the following sections.

SMSC Commands 2–1

ADD CLASS AD

ADD CLASS AD

Adds a new entry to the list attribute associated with an entity of class AD.

Syntax
ADD CLASS AD entity_item
Qualifiers Defaults
/ENTBLL=def
/LOG /NOLOG
/QUOTA=(class, quota_id=...)

Parameters
entity_item
The name of the entity instance from which an element should be added. This is entered as
follows:
ENTITY instance_name

Description
The ADD command adds entries to list attributes associated with an entity. A list attribute is
an entity attribute which allows multiple entries belonging to the same attribute. Please refer
to the SMSC Operator Manual for more details on list attributes.

Qualifiers
/ENTBLL=def
The /ENTBLL qualifier adds an entry to the list of entities in the current blacklist of a node.
An entity of a class on this list is not allowed to be started on that node.
The class, def, indicates the entity class to be added to the list. The class must be one of the
classes specified in the Entity Types /ENTBLL Qualifier (see Table 2–1) .

2–2 SMSC Commands ADD CLASS AD

 ADD CLASS AD

Table 2–1: Entity Types /ENTBLL Qualifier

Entity Type Description
DIWERMES ERMES Delivery Interworking
DIWFAX FAX Delivery Interworking
DIWMENU Menu Delivery Interworking
DIWOIS OIS Submission Interworking
DIWPC UCP Delivery Interworking
DIWPLMN PLMN Delivery Interworking
DIWTAP TAP Delivery Interworking
DLH Distribution List Handler
FAX3SRV FAX3 Server
FRH Fax Report Handler
GIW Gateway Interworking
ISDN ISDN Server
IS41 IS41 Server entity
LOGSRV Log Server
PRH Provisioning Handler
PSTNA PSTN Analogue line
RTR Distributed SMSC routing entity
SIWIVR IVR Submission Interworking
SIWMENU Menu Submission Interworking
SIWOIS OIS Submission Interworking
SIWPC UCP Submission Interworking
SIWPLMN PLMN Submission Interworking
SIWSMPP SMPP Submission Interworking
SIWTAP TAP Submission Interworking
SIWVMS VMS Submission Interworking
SIWVSMPP Voice mail SMPP Submission Interworking
SMH Short Message Handler
SSD Subscription Services Director
TCP TCP Server
TRCSRV Trace Server entity
X25 X.25 Server
X29 X.29 Server

/LOG
/NOLOG (default)
The /LOG and /NOLOG qualifiers specify whether informational results of this command are
to be displayed or not.

ADD CLASS AD SMSC Commands 2–3

ADD CLASS AD

/QUOTA=(class, quota=...)
The /QUOTA qualifier adds a quota parameters to the list of start-up parameters for a process.
These parameters are used when a CREATE (see CREATE) command is executed by an AD.
This command is added to the start-up file of the specified AD and, therefore, the /QUOTA
qualifier must be preceded by ENTITY <AD instance name>, as exemplified bythe following
command:
PML> ADD CLASS AD ENTITY CMG1 /QUOTA=...

The CLASS parameter indicates the entity class for which the quota needs to be modified.
The QUOTA parameters indicate which quota needs to be modified, where QUOTA is one of
the following:
• ASTLM (AST Limit)
• BIOLM (Buffered I/O Limit)
• BYTLM (Buffered I/O Byte Count Quota)
• CPULM (CPU usage Time Limit, Units of 10 Millisecond)
• DIOLM (Direct I/O limit)
• ENQLM (Lock Request Quota)
• FILLM (Number of Open Files Quota)
• JTQUOTA (Job Table Quota)
• PGFLQUOTA (Paging File Quota)
• PRCLM (Subprocess Quota)
• TQELM (Timer Queue Entry Quota)
• WSDEFAULT (Default Working Set Size)
• WSEXTENT (Working Set Expansion Quota)
• WSQUOTA (Working Set Size Quota)

If the same quota is ADDed more than once, only the last entered value will be applied.
You can verify the current settings with the SHOW (see SHOW) /QUOTA command. A more
elaborate description of these quotas can be found in VMS System Services Reference Manual
at the description of the $CREPRC system service. In that manual the quotas are called
PQL$_QUOTA.

IMPORTANT
The use of this qualifier is to be restricted to exceptional circumstances. It is used
for tuning purposes and should be handled with great care. The actual values
that will be assigned to a process also depend on system parameters and user
privileges. The actual assigned values can be shown with the DCL command SHOW
PROC PROCNAME /QUOTA. Where PROCMANE is identical to the used entity
INSTANCE_NAME of the corresponding CREATE (see CREATE) command.
Every time a quota is ADDed, a line is inserted into the start-up file of the AD.
These lines cannot be removed, so the start-up file will grow with the number of
issued quota commands. The process will always be started with the last ADDed
value.

2–4 SMSC Commands ADD CLASS AD

 ADD CLASS AD

Examples
1. PML> ADD CLASS AD ENTITY CMG1/QUOTA=(SMH,WSQUOTA=5000) /LOG
PML> List of entity quotas:
PML> SMH WSQUOTA=5000
%OMI-S-NORMAL, Normal successful completion
PML>

The ADD command adds the specified quota value to the list of start-up parameters for
all the SMH processes that run on node CMG1. The /LOG qualifier displays additional
information on the success of the ADD CLASS AD command.

ADD CLASS AD SMSC Commands 2–5

ADD CLASS CDMA_COMMON

ADD CLASS CDMA_COMMON

Adds a new entry to the list attribute associated with the class CDMA.

Syntax
ADD CLASS CDMA_COMMON entity_item
Qualifiers Defaults
/CARRIER_SPEC_TSID=(teleservice-id, service_type, permitted-routing)
/FILTER_PARAMS_SCPT=optional_parameter_tag
/FILTER_PARAMS_VMN=optional_parameter_tag
/FILTER_PARAMS_WEMT=optional_parameter_tag
/FILTER_PARAMS_WMT=optional_parameter_tag
/FILTER_PARAMS_WPT=optional_parameter_tag

Parameters
entity_item
The name of the entity instance from which an element should be added. This is entered as
follows:
ENTITY instance_name
As this is an entity for a common class, there is only one ’instance’ in the system and its name
is always the same as the class name. This parameter may be omitted.

Description
The ADD command adds entries to list attributes associated with an entity. A list attribute is
an entity attribute which allows multiple entries belonging to the same attribute. Please refer
to the SMSC Operator Manual for more details on list attributes.

Qualifiers
/CARRIER_SPEC_TSID=(teleservice-id, service-type, permitted-routing)
The /CARRIER_SPEC_TSID qualifier specifies the list of entries mapping carrier-specific
Teleservice IDs and SMPP Service Types, and their permitted routing. SMPP Originated
Messages containing one of these Service Types are delivered to the CDMA network with
the mapped carrier-specific Teleservice ID. CDMA Originated Messages with one of these
mapped carrier-specific Teleservice IDs will only be accepted if MO is allowed, i.e. if the
permitted routing configuration in the matched entry does not indicate MT-only. Carrier-
specific Teleservice messages that are delivered to SMPP will contain the mapped Service
Type.

2–6 SMSC Commands ADD CLASS CDMA_COMMON

 ADD CLASS CDMA_COMMON

With this command, one entry of format (<teleservice-id>, <service-type>, <permitted-routing>)

can be added to the list. The Teleservice ID can be in the carrier-specific range 49152...65535.
The <service-type> parameter either is a string up to 5 characters, which must be unique
in this table, or is omitted (in case no SMPP service type needs to be associated with the
Teleservice ID). Permitted routing values can be DEFAULT for all message flows, MT for
Mobile Terminated only (MO not allowed), NOFWD to disable forwarding services and the
MT_NOFWD combination.

/FILTER_PARAMS_SCPT=optional_parameter_tag
The /FILTER_PARAMS_SCPT qualifier specifies the list of CDMA optional parameters that
will be filtered from CDMA Mobile Terminated text messages with the SCPT Teleservice ID.
For all optional parameters that are present in an SCPT message, the SMSC uses this list to
determine the optional parameters that will be excluded during delivery.
The tags listed in FILTER_PARAMS_SCPT (see Table 2–2) can be added to this list at-
tribute.

Table 2–2: FILTER_PARAMS_SCPT

Tag Optional Parameter
TMS Message Center Time Stamp

/FILTER_PARAMS_VMN=optional_parameter_tag
The /FILTER_PARAMS_VMN qualifier specifies the list of CDMA optional parameters that
will be filtered from CDMA Mobile Terminated text messages with VMN Teleservice ID. For all
optional parameters that are present in a VMN message, the SMSC uses this list to determine
the optional parameters that will be excluded during delivery.
The tags listed in FILTER_PARAMS_VMN (see Table 2–3) can be added to this list at-
tribute.

Table 2–3: FILTER_PARAMS_VMN

Tag Optional Parameter
TMS Message Center Time Stamp
PRIO Priority Indicator
PRIV Privacy Indicator
AMD Alert on Message Delivery
CBN Call-Back Number

/FILTER_PARAMS_WEMT=optional_parameter_tag
The /FILTER_PARAMS_WEMT qualifier specifies the list of CDMA optional parameters that
will be filtered from CDMA Mobile Terminated text messages with the WEMT Teleservice ID.
For all optional parameters that are present in a WEMT message, the SMSC uses this list to
determine the optional parameters that will be excluded during delivery.
The tags listed in FILTER_PARAMS_WEMT (see Table 2–4) can be added to this list attribute.

ADD CLASS CDMA_COMMON SMSC Commands 2–7

ADD CLASS CDMA_COMMON

Table 2–4: FILTER_PARAMS_WEMT

Tag Optional Parameter
TMS Message Center Time Stamp
VP Validity Period
PRIO Priority Indicator
PRIV Privacy Indicator
ROPT Reply Option
NMSG Number of Messages
AMD Alert on Message Delivery
LANG Language Indicator
CBN Call-Back Number
MDM Message Display Mode

/FILTER_PARAMS_WMT=optional_parameter_tag
The /FILTER_PARAMS_WMT qualifier specifies the list of CDMA optional parameters that
will be filtered from CDMA Mobile Terminated text messages with WMT Teleservice ID.
For all optional parameters that are present in a WMT message, the SMSC uses this list to
determine the optional parameters that will be excluded during delivery.
The tags listed in FILTER_PARAMS_WMT (see Table 2–5) can be added to this list at-
tribute.

Table 2–5: FILTER_PARAMS_WMT

Tag Optional Parameter
TMS Message Center Time Stamp
VP Validity Period
PRIO Priority Indicator
PRIV Privacy Indicator
ROPT Reply Option
NMSG Number of Messages
AMD Alert on Message Delivery
LANG Language Indicator
CBN Call-Back Number
MDM Message Display Mode

/FILTER_PARAMS_WPT=optional_parameter_tag
The /FILTER_PARAMS_WPT qualifier specifies the list of CDMA optional parameters that
will be filtered from CDMA Mobile Terminated text messages with WPT Teleservice ID. For all
optional parameters that are present in a WPT message, the SMSC uses this list to determine
the optional parameters that will be excluded during delivery.

2–8 SMSC Commands ADD CLASS CDMA_COMMON

 ADD CLASS CDMA_COMMON

The tags listed in FILTER_PARAMS_WPT (see Table 2–6) can be added to this list attribute.

Table 2–6: FILTER_PARAMS_WPT

Tag Optional Parameter
TMS Message Center Time Stamp
PRIO Priority Indicator
PRIV Privacy Indicator
ROPT Reply Option
NMSG Number of Messages
CBN Call-Back Number
MDM Message Display Mode

Examples
1. PML> ADD CLASS CDMA_COMMON /FILTER_PARAMS_WMT=TMS
PML>

The ADD command adds the optional parameter TMS to the list of optional parameters
that will be filtered from the WMT messages that are delivered to the CDMA network.

ADD CLASS CDMA_COMMON SMSC Commands 2–9

ADD CLASS GHLR_COMMON

ADD CLASS GHLR_COMMON

Modify an entry in the list attribute associated with the class GHLR_COMMON.

Syntax
ADD CLASS GHLR_COMMON entity_item
Qualifiers Defaults
/FSG_TT_MSC_TABLE=(tt,network node number)

Parameters
entity_item
The name of the entity instance from which an element should be added. This is entered as
follows:
ENTITY instance_name
As this is an entity for a common class, there is only one ’instance’ in the system and its name
is always the same as the class name. This parameter may be omitted.

Description
The ADD CLASS GHLR_COMMON command adds entries to list attributes associated with
an entity. A list attribute is an entity attribute which allows multiple entries belonging to the
same attribute. Refer to the SMSC Operator Manual for more details on list attributes.

Qualifiers
/FSG_TT_MSC_TABLE=(tt, network node number)
The qualifier /FSG_TT_MSC_TABLE specifies the list of the TT-MSC network node number
mapping entries, that are used by GHLR to map the Translation Type (TT) from the SCCP
Called Party Address related to the SendRoutingInfoForSM indication to a specific MSC net-
work node number. This MSC network node number is inserted in the SendRoutingInfoForSM
response that is sent back to the originating SMSC. The originating SMSC uses this network
node number to determine the destination MSC (SMSC) of the MT-ForwardSM request in
question. With this command, one entry of format (<tt>, <network node number>) can be
added to the list. Please note that the <tt> value must be unique in the table. The maximum
number of entries is 10.

2–10 SMSC Commands ADD CLASS GHLR_COMMON

 ADD CLASS GIW_COMMON

ADD CLASS GIW_COMMON

Modify an entry in the list attribute associated with the class GIW_COMMON.

Syntax
ADD CLASS GIW_COMMON entity_item
Qualifiers Defaults
/MNP_IMSI_PFIX_TAB=(imsi, prefix)
/ANTI_FRAUD_GT_LIST=prefix

Parameters
entity_item
The name of the entity instance from which an element should be added. This is entered as
follows:
ENTITY instance_name
As this is an entity for a common class, there is only one ’instance’ in the system and its name
is always the same as the class name. This parameter may be omitted.

Description
The ADD CLASS GIW_COMMON command adds entries to list attributes associated with an
entity. A list attribute is an entity attribute which allows multiple entries belonging to the
same attribute. Please refer to the SMSC Operator Manual for more details on list attributes.

Qualifiers
/ANTI_FRAUD_GT_LIST=prefix
The /ANTI_FRAUD_GT_LIST qualifier is used to add an entry to the MSC/SGSN Global Title
prefix list used by the MO SMS Anti Fraud functionality. The table contains up to 100 entries.
A prefix cannot start with a zero and contains at least 1 and up to 3 decimal digits.

IMPORTANT
This qualifier is related to SMSC_COMMON /MO_ANTI_FRAUD_ENABLED. The
MSC/SGSN GT prefix list is only used when this option is switched ON.

IMPORTANT
This qualifier is related to GIW_COMMON /ANTI_FRAUD_GT_LIST_USE. The
MSC/SGSN GT prefix list can be used as blacklist or whitelist.

ADD CLASS GIW_COMMON SMSC Commands 2–11

ADD CLASS GIW_COMMON

/MNP_IMSI_PFIX_TAB=(imsi, prefix)
The /MNP_IMSI_PFIX_TAB attribute is used to add an entry to the IMSI prefix table used in
MNP (Mobile Number Portability) networks to address the HLR directly when the recipient
IMSI is known. The prefix is inserted after the Country Code of the Global Title in the SCCP
Called Party Address/SUA destination address. The table contains up to 100 entries. A prefix
contains at least 1 and up to 8 hexadecimal characters.

IMPORTANT
This attribute is related to SMSC_COMMON/MNP_IMSI_PFIX_ENABLED, which
is a licensed option. The IMSI prefix table is only used when this option is switched
ON.

Examples
1. PML> ADD CLASS GIW_COMMON /MNP_IMSI_PFIX_TAB=(26201, D078)
PML> ADD CLASS GIW_COMMON /MNP_IMSI_PFIX_TAB=(26202, D079)

In this example 2 entries are added to the IMSI prefix table. Note that ’D’ represent a
hexadecimal value (13 decimal).

2. PML> ADD CLASS GIW_COMMON /ANTI_FRAUD_GT_LIST=31

In this example 1 entry is added to the MO SMS Anti Fraud MSC/SGSN GT prefix list.

2–12 SMSC Commands ADD CLASS GIW_COMMON

 ADD CLASS GSM_COMMON

ADD CLASS GSM_COMMON

Adds a new entry to the list attribute associated with the class GSM_COMMON.

Syntax
ADD CLASS GSM_COMMON entity_item
Qualifiers Defaults
/RTNG_PID_LIST=pid

Parameters
entity_item
The name of the entity-instance from which the information should be set. This is entered as
follows:
ENTITY instance_name
Since this is an entity for a common class, there is only one ’instance’ in the system and its
name is always the same as the class name. This parameter may be omitted.

Description
The ADD command adds entries to list attributes associated with an entity. A list attribute is
an entity attribute which allows multiple entries belonging to the same attribute. Refer to the
SMSC Operator Manual for more details on list attributes.

Qualifiers
/RTNG_PID_LIST=pid
Using this qualifier a PID can be added to the RTNG_PID_LIST which is used by the routing
functionality.
The following PIDs can be added to the list:
• 22 FAX G3 protocol identifier
• 25 ERMES protocol identifier
• 26 National Paging System
• 39 PC protocol identifier SC specific
• 3A TAP protocol identifier SC specific

ADD CLASS GSM_COMMON SMSC Commands 2–13

ADD CLASS GSM_COMMON

Examples
1. PML> ADD CLASS GSM_COMMON /RTNG_PID_LIST=3A
PML>

The ADD command adds the value 3A to the RTNG_PID_LIST list.

2–14 SMSC Commands ADD CLASS GSM_COMMON

 ADD CLASS IP7_COMMON

ADD CLASS IP7_COMMON

Adds a new entry to the list attribute associated with the IP7_COMMON class.

Syntax
ADD CLASS IP7_COMMON entity_item
Qualifiers Defaults
/SSRV_NETWORKS=(identifier, appearance, indicator, variant, local_pc, global_pc)
/SSRV_SUBSYSTEMS=(name, identifier)
/SSRV_FLOW_CTRL=(type, sample, ct_weight, at_weight, low_wm, high_wm, max_wm)

Parameters
entity_item
The name of the entity-instance from which the information should be set. This is entered as
follows:
ENTITY instance_name
Since this is an entity for a common class, there is only one ’instance’ in the system and its
name is always the same as the class name. This parameter may be omitted.

Description
The ADD command adds entries to list attributes associated with an entity. A list attribute is
an entity attribute which allows multiple entries belonging to the same attribute. Please refer
to the SMSC Operator Manual for more details on list attributes.

Qualifiers
/SSRV_NETWORKS=(identifier, appearance, indicator, variant, local_pc, global_pc)

The /SSRV_NETWORKS qualifier adds an entry to the list of SS7 network instance config-
urations, using the format (<identifier>, <appearance>, <indicator>, <variant>, <local PC>,
<global PC>).
• The <identifier> should have a unique value in the range [0,5].
• The <appearance> should have a unique value and match the related network appearance
value on the M3UA SG.
• The <indicator> should have value INT, SPARE, NAT or RES_NAT.
• The <variant> should have value ITU, ANSI, CHINA or TTC.

ADD CLASS IP7_COMMON SMSC Commands 2–15

ADD CLASS IP7_COMMON

• The <local PC> and <global PC> should have a value in 14 bit range [0, 16383] when
<variant> is ITU, CHINA or TTC, or in 24 bit range [0, 16777215] when <variant> is
ANSI.
• The <local PC> should have a different value than the <global PC>.
• The <global PC> is optional and only used for distributed systems (e.g. DSMSC).
This is the case when a system identifier 0 is defined (please refer to attribute IP7_
COMMON/XUA_RC_SYSTEM_ID).

The maximum number of entries is 6.

Please refer to SHOW CLASS IP7_COMMON/SSRV_NETWORKS for more information on the
meaning of these values.

IMPORTANT
This attribute can only be modified when all IP7 entities have been stopped.

/SSRV_SUBSYSTEMS=(name, identifier)

The /SSRV_SUBSYSTEMS qualifier adds an entry to the list of subsystem to SS7 network
instance assignments, using the format (<name>, <identifier>).
The <name> should have a unique value EIR, GIW, IS41, GHLR, PHLR or IS41OTA. The
<identifier> should have an existing network identifier configured in IP7_COMMON/SSRV_
NETWORKS. The maximum number of entries is 6.
Please refer to SHOW CLASS IP7_COMMON/SSRV_SUBSYSTEMS for more information on
the meaning of these values.

IMPORTANT
This attribute can only be modified when all IP7 entities have been stopped.

/SSRV_FLOW_CTRL=(type, sample, ct_weight, at_weight, low_wm, high_wm, max_wm)

The /SSRV_FLOW_CTRL qualifier adds an entry to the list of flow control mechanisms, using
the format (<type>, <sample>, <ct_weight>, <at_weight>, <low_wm>, <high_wm>, <max_
wm>).
• The <type> should have a unique value OVERLOAD_PROTECTION.
• The <sample> should have a value between 1 and 600 seconds.
• The <ct_weight> should have a value between 1 and 255.
• The <at_weight> should have a value between 0 and 255.
• The <low_wm> should be zero when <type> is OVERLOAD_PROTECTION.
• The <high_wm> should be zero when <type> is OVERLOAD_PROTECTION.
• The <max_wm> should have a value between 0 and 2147483647 messages when <type> is
OVERLOAD_PROTECTION.

The maximum number of entries is 1 (only OVERLOAD_PROTECTION is currently sup-

ported).

2–16 SMSC Commands ADD CLASS IP7_COMMON

 ADD CLASS IP7_COMMON

Please refer to SHOW CLASS IP7_COMMON/SSRV_FLOW_CTRL for more information about

the meaning of these values.

IMPORTANT
This attribute can only be modified when all IP7 entities have been stopped and
when the licensed attribute IP7_COMMON/SSRV_MO_THROTTLING is enabled.

ADD CLASS IP7_COMMON SMSC Commands 2–17

ADD CLASS MD

ADD CLASS MD

Adds a new entry to the list attribute associated with the class MD.

Syntax
ADD CLASS MD entity_item
Qualifiers Defaults
/LOG /NOLOG
/RELATION=(def1, def2)

Parameters
entity_item
The name of the entity instance from which an element should be added. This is entered as
follows:
ENTITY instance_name
As this is an entity for a common class, there is only one ’instance’in the system and its name
is always the same as the class name. This parameter may be omitted.

Description
The ADD command adds entries to list attributes associated with an entity. A list attribute is
an entity attribute which allows multiple entries belonging to the same attribute. Refer to the
SMSC Operator Manual for more details on list attributes.

Qualifiers
/LOG
/NOLOG (default)
The /LOG and /NOLOG qualifiers specify whether informational results of this command are
to be displayed or not.

/RELATION=(def1, def2)
The /RELATION qualifier adds an entry to the list of possible relations. This list is used
by the MD to provide internal SMSC routing information to entities. It defines relations
of a certain class of entities (def1, the source class) with another class of entities (def2, the
destination class).
The /RELATION qualifier is only applicable to class MD.

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 ADD CLASS MD

The parameters def1 and def2 must be one of the types listed in table /RELATION Qualifier
Entity Types (see Table 2–7) .

ADD CLASS MD SMSC Commands 2–19

ADD CLASS MD

Table 2–7: /RELATION Qualifier Entity Types

Entity Type Description
DIWERMES ERMES Delivery Interworking entity
DIWFAX FAX Delivery Interworking entity
DIWMENU Menu Delivery Interworking entity
DIWOIS OIS Delivery Interworking entity
DIWPC PC Delivery Interworking entity
DIWPLMN PLMN Delivery Interworking entity
DIWTAP TAP Delivery Interworking entity
DLH Distribution List Handler
FAX3SRV FAX3 Server entity
FRH Fax Report Handler
GIW Gateway Interworking entity
ISDN ISDN Server entity
IS41 IS41 Server entity
LOGSRV Log Server entity
PBB Prepaid Billing Blocker
PBR Prepaid Billing Router
PRH Provisioning Handler
PSTNA PSTN analogue line entity
RAS Remote Access Server entity
RTR Distributed SMSC routing entity
SIWIVR IVR Submission Interworking entity
SIWMENU Menu Submission Interworking entity
SIWOIS OIS Submission Interworking entity
SIWPC PC Submission Interworking entity
SIWPLMN PLMN Submission Interworking entity
SIWSMPP SMPP Short Message Peer- to- Peer Submission Interworking entity
SIWTAP TAP Submission Interworking entity
SIWVMS Voice Mail Submission Interworking entity
SIWVSMPP Voice Mail Submission Interworking Entity using SMPP
SMH Short Message Handler entity
SSD Subscription Services Director
TCP TCP Server entity
TRCSRV Trace Server entity
X25 X.25 Server entity
X29 X.29 Server entity

2–20 SMSC Commands ADD CLASS MD

 ADD CLASS MD

RESTRICTIONS
Adding relations for running entities is possible. A pre