Once the M3UA Signaling Gateway stack (SG) is created, that stack can then communicate with up to (4) remote M3UA-Application Servers (AS). Use the Remote Application Server pane in ClientView to configure any M3UA Remote Application servers that the Signaling Gateway will communicate with.
Dialogic IMG EMS > Logical IMG > Signaling > SS7 > SS7 Stack > New Remote Application Server (AS)
(4) M3UA Application Servers per IMG 1010.
Overview of Sigtran/M3UA on IMG 1010
Configure IMG 1010 as SG Server
M3UA Remote Application Server ClientView Pane
M3UA Remote Application Server Bind ClientView Pane
M3UA Sigtran Links ClientView Pane
M3UA Sigtran Link ClientView Pane
M3UA Subsystem Number AS Route ClientView Pane
Configure IMG 1010 as 'AS' Server
M3UA Remote Signaling Gateway (SG)
The application Server ID is given to the Remote Application Server object to identify the Remote Application Server stack. This field is automatically populated with the next ID in its list. If the Application ID needs to be changed, select a different ID from the drop down menu in this field.
Click in the Routing Context field and enter a value for the routing context. The routing context value entered should be the same as the Routing Context value of the remote M3UA Application Server this stack will be communicating with. The value in this field is a 32 bit number which allows values that range from 0 - 4,294,967,295.
Note: As of 10.5.3 SP6 the Routing Context parameter can be an empty value when Remote SG or Remote AS is configured.
Click in the Comments field and enter a comment that identifies this remote Application Server. Any comments entered will be displayed in the object tree beside the Remote AS object.