Provisioning Sequences
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Introduction
This section contains the startup procedures for provisioning SM
connectivity and SIP signaling. Figure 5-1, “SM Connectivity
Provisioning Flowchart” (5-3), Figure 5-2, “Signaling Provisioning
Flowchart for SIP with SCTP Transport” (5-5), and Figure 5-3,
“Signaling Provisioning Flowchart for SIP with UDP Transport” (5-7)
contain the steps that can be executed synchronously and
asynchronously. Each section contains example scenarios that can be
used for provisioning the SIP application.
Note: The SM connectivity provisioning does not apply to
DRM/VCDX.
In the flowcharts, the arrows indicate which RC/V views must be
provisioned before the next RC/V can be provisioned. For example, in
Figure 5-2, “Signaling Provisioning Flowchart for SIP with SCTP
Transport” (5-5) the boxes with arrows pointing to the box with
Association (RC/V 33.22) must be executed before the Association
(RC/V 33.22) can be executed. Therefore the SCTP Near Endpoint
(RC/V 33.19), and Far Endpoint (RC/V 33.21) views must be
executed before the Association (RC/V 33.22) view.
The following RC/V views are listed in each flowchart but are
executed only once. These views are listed in each flowchart to show
they must be provisioned before other views.
• Secured Feature (RC/V 8.22)
• SIP GSM (RC/V 5.80)
• Equipment Subunit Protocol Handler (RC/V 22.4)
• PSU Protocol Handler Channel Group Assignment (RC/V 22.16)
Some provisioning may already be complete prior to provisioning the
SIP application. For example the MH Pipe Assignment RC/V 17.20 is
executed only once when an SM-2000 is added to the network. This
procedure does not need to be executed if another SM-2000 is not
being added.
Provisioning SM
Connectivity
Figure 5-1, “SM Connectivity Provisioning Flowchart” (5-3) displays
the provisioning sequence for SM Connectivity.
Provisioning
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