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NGCSS
MCN Management Portals
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Contents
MCN Management Portals............................................. 1

1Login Management ..................................................... 3
1.1Logging In to the MCN System ................................................. 3
1.2Changing Your Password.......................................................... 4
1.3Modifying Your Profile.............................................................. 5
2Rights Management.................................................... 7
2.1Overview............................................................................... 7
2.2Role Management ................................................................... 8
2.2.1Adding a Role ................................................................ 8
2.2.2Deleting a Role .............................................................. 9
2.3Administrator Management ...................................................... 9
2.3.1Adding an Administrator.................................................. 9
2.3.2Deleting an Administrator ...............................................10
2.4Operation Log Management ....................................................11
2.4.1Viewing Operation Logs..................................................11
2.4.2Exporting Operation Logs ...............................................12
3Subscriber Management ........................................... 13
3.1Adding a Subscriber ...............................................................13
3.2Modifying a Subscriber ...........................................................14
3.3Deleting a Subscriber .............................................................15
3.4Viewing Subscriber Information ...............................................15
3.5Querying the MCN Subscriber Base ..........................................17
3.6Querying Missed Calls/Notification SMs .....................................17
4Batch Management................................................... 19
4.1Batch Operations Using a Command File ...................................19
4.2Viewing Batch Operations Performed Using a Command
File ....................................................................................22
5System Management ................................................ 23
5.1Modifying System Parameters .................................................23
5.2CoS Management ..................................................................25
5.2.1Adding a CoS................................................................25
5.2.2Deleting a CoS ..............................................................27
5.3Site Management ..................................................................28
5.3.1Adding a Site ................................................................28
5.3.2Deleting a Site ..............................................................30
5.4Area Management .................................................................30
5.4.1Adding an Area .............................................................30
5.4.2Deleting an Area ...........................................................31
5.5Area Number Prefix Management.............................................32
5.5.1Specifying a Number Prefix for an Area ............................32
5.5.2Deleting an Area Number Prefix ......................................33
5.6Barred Number Management...................................................33
5.6.1Adding a Barred Number ................................................33
5.6.2Deleting a Barred Number ..............................................34
5.7Language Management ..........................................................34
5.7.1Adding a Language ........................................................34
5.7.2Deleting a Language ......................................................35
5.8SMS Template Management ....................................................36
5.8.1Adding CoS Templates ...................................................36
5.8.2Modifying an SMS Template ............................................36
5.8.3Deleting CoS Templates .................................................36
5.9SM Commands Management ...................................................37
5.9.1Adding an SM Command ................................................37
5.9.2Deleting an SM Command ..............................................38
5.10Terminal Type Management ...................................................39
5.10.1Adding a Terminal Type ................................................39
5.10.2Deleting a Terminal Type ..............................................39
5.11Retry Result Code Management .............................................40
5.11.1Adding a Retry Result Code...........................................40
5.11.2Deleting a Retry Result Code .........................................40
5.12Dynamic Tariff Management ..................................................41
5.12.1Adding a Dynamic Tariff................................................41
5.12.2Deleting a Dynamic Tariff..............................................41
5.13Caller Blacklist Management..................................................42
5.13.1Adding a Number to the Caller Blacklist ..........................42
5.13.2Deleting a Number from the Caller Blacklist ....................42
5.14SMSPro Terminal Number Management...................................43
5.14.1Querying the Mapping Relation Between the SMSPro
Terminal Number and the Tail of Number ............................43
5.15Promotion Plan Management .................................................44
5.15.1Adding a Promotion Plan...............................................44
5.15.2Adding a Number Segment for a Promotion Plan ..............45
5.15.3Deleting a Promotion Plan ............................................46
5.15.4Deleting a Number Segment of a Promotion Plan ............46
5.15.5Modifying the Promotion Type for a Number Segment of
a Promotion Plan .............................................................46
5.16Promotion Content Management ...........................................47
5.16.1Adding Promotion Content ...........................................47
5.16.2Deleting Promotion Content .........................................48
5.17Redirection/Release Reason Configuration ...............................49
5.17.1Adding a Mapping Relation Between the Redirection
Reason and the Release Reason ........................................49
5.17.2Deleting a Mapping Relation Between the Redirection
Reason and the Release Reason ........................................50
6Statistics Reports ..................................................... 51
6.1Collecting Missed Call Statistics ...............................................51
6.2Collecting Sent SM Statistics ...................................................51
6.3Collecting Query SM Statistics .................................................52
6.4Collecting Account Creation and Deletion Statistics.....................52
6.5Collecting Statistics about Message Transfer Between Sites .........53
MCN Management
Portals
After you have completed this course, you
will be able to:

>> Master MCN Management Portals
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�1 Login Management
After you completing this chapter, you will know:
>> Logging In to the MCN System
>> Changing Your Password
>> Modifying Your Profile
1.1 Logging In to the MCN

System
Abstract The MCN system provides an administrator Web portal for you to
manage the MCN service:
¡ Administrator management
¡ Subscriber management
¡ Batch provision
¡ System management
¡ Statistics
When you log in using different accounts, you may have different
operation rights. If you log in as the super administrator, you have
all the operation rights. If you log in as a general administrator,
your operation rights depend on the roles assigned to the admin-
istrator.
Prerequisites Before you begin, make sure:
¡ The database runs properly.
¡ The Web server of the MCN system runs properly.
¡ The host from which you want to access the MCN system is
connected to the Web server of the MCN system well.
Steps 1. In the IE address bar, enter the URL of the administrator Web
portal. The login page is displayed, as shown in Figure 1.

FIGURE 1 LOGIN PAGE
2. Enter your account ID in the Account ID text box.

3. Enter your password in the Password text box.
4. In the Verification text box, enter the code displayed next to
the text box.
5. Click Login. The main page of the administrator Web portal is
displayed, as shown in Figure 2.
FIGURE 2 MAIN PAGE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR WEB PORTAL
END OF STEPS
1.2 Changing Your Password

Abstract The administrator Web portal allows you to change your password.
Make sure that you remember your new password so that you can
log in successfully next time.

Chapter 1 Login Management
Steps 1. Select Manage Operator > Modify Password. The Change

Password page is displayed.
2. Enter your old password and a new password. The Re-type
New Password text box must be the same as the New Pass-
word text box.
3. Click Submit.
END OF STEPS
1.3 Modifying Your Profile

Abstract You can modify your own information, such as your name, office
phone, and home phone.
Steps 1. Select Manage Operator > Modify My Info. Your profile is
displayed.
2. Modify your information.
3. Click Submit.
END OF STEPS


�2 Rights Management
>> Overview
>> Role Management
>> Administrator Management
>> Operation Log Management
2.1 Overview
Purpose This chapter describes how to create and delete roles, and assign
roles to administrators.
When creating a role, you must specify operation rights for the
role. When creating an administrator, you must assign one or more
roles to the administrator. Thus, every administrator has certain
operation rights. With appropriate rights, you can delete existing
administrators, but you can never delete the super administrator
or yourself.
Terms Administrator: Administrators refer to the operators that can log
in to the administrator Web portal of the MCN system. Administra-
tors are divided into the super administrator and general admin-
istrators.
¡ Super administrator: When the installation of the MCN system
completes, the super administrator is created automatically.
Both the account ID and the initial password are "admin". The
super administrator can use all the functions provided by the
administrator Web portal.
¡ General administrator: General administrators refer to all the
non-super administrators. General administrators are created
through the administrator Web portal, and their operation
rights depend on the roles assigned to them.
Procedure A complete procedure for adding an administrator is described in
the table below.
Step Operation
1 Add a role
2 Add an administrator

2.2 Role Management

2.2.1 Adding a Role
Abstract You can add roles and specify rights to the roles. Once one or
more roles are assigned to an administrator, the administrator has
the rights that the roles have.
Steps 1. Select Manage Operator > Manage Role. The role manage-
ment page is displayed, as shown in Figure 3.
FIGURE 3 ROLE MANAGEMENT PAGE
2. ClickAdd. The page as shown in Figure 4 is displayed.
FIGURE 4 ADDING A ROLE
3. Enter the name of the role you want to add and give a descrip-
tion about the role. The name is unique and mandatory, but
the description is optional.
4. Specify rights to the role.
� To select some rights from a right set, select the desired
rights one by one.
� To select all rights in a right set, select the right set.
5. Click Submit.
END OF STEPS

Chapter 2 Rights Management
2.2.2 Deleting a Role
Abstract You can delete existing roles, but the roles that are assigned to
administrators cannot be deleted.
Steps 1. Select Manage Operator > Manage Role. The role manage-
ment page is displayed.
2. Enter a full or partial role name in the Name text box and click
Search. All the roles that meet the condition are displayed.
If you do not enter a role name, all the roles are displayed by
default.
3. Click .
4. Click OK on the pop-up dialog box.
END OF STEPS
2.3 Administrator Management

2.3.1 Adding an Administrator
Abstract You can add administrators and assign roles to these administra-
tors. Thus, these administrators can use certain functions of the
administrator Web portal depending on their rights.
Steps 1. Select Manage Operator > Manage Operator. The admin-
istrator management page is displayed, as shown in Figure 5.
FIGURE 5 ADMINISTRATOR MANAGEMENT PAGE
2. Click Add New Operator. The page as shown in Figure 6 is

displayed.

FIGURE 6 ADDING AN ADMINISTRATOR
3. Set the parameters on the page. For parameter descriptions,

refer to the table below.
Parameter Description
Account ID Account ID of the administrator.

It is unique.
It must range from 6 digits to 20 digits.
Numerals, letters and special characters
are supported.
Password Password of the administrator.
Name Name of the administrator.
Manage Role Roles assigned to the administrator.
4. Click Submit.
END OF STEPS
Postrequisite You can click the icon to modify operator information. You can-
not modify the Account ID parameter.
2.3.2 Deleting an Administrator
Abstract If you are the super administrator, you can delete all other admin-
istrators. If you are a general administrator, you can delete only
the administrators added by you.

Chapter 2 Rights Management
Steps 1. Select Manage Operator > Manage Operator. The admin-

istrator management page is displayed.
2. Enter a full or partial administrator name in the Name text
box and click Search. All the administrators that meet the
condition are displayed.
If you do not enter an administrator name, all the administra-
tors are displayed by default.
3. Click .
END OF STEPS
2.4 Operation Log Management

2.4.1 Viewing Operation Logs
Abstract You can set search conditions to retrieve the desired operation logs
from all the operation logs.
Steps 1. Select Manage Operator > Manage Operator Log. The op-
eration log management page is displayed.
FIGURE 7 OPERATION LOG MANAGEMENT
2. Set search conditions and click Search. All the operation logs
that meet the search conditions are displayed.
The operation time is mandatory.
END OF STEPS

2.4.2 Exporting Operation Logs
Abstract You can export operation logs to an Excel file and save the file on
your local host.
Steps 1. Select Manage Operator > Manage Operator Log. The op-
eration log management page is displayed.
2. Set search conditions and click Export. All the operation logs
that meet the search conditions are exported.
The operation time is mandatory.
END OF STEPS

�3 Subscriber
Management
>> Adding a Subscriber
>> Modifying a Subscriber
>> Deleting a Subscriber
>> Viewing Subscriber Information
>> Querying the MCN Subscriber Base
>> Querying Missed Calls/Notification SMs
3.1 Adding a Subscriber

Abstract Users can use the MCN service only after they are registered as
MCN subscribers.
Steps 1. Select Manage User > Register User. The single registration
page as shown in Figure 8 is displayed.
FIGURE 8 ADDING A SUBSCRIBER

User Account Account ID of the MCN subscriber.
Language Language used for notification SMs.
CoS Code CoS code of the MCN subscriber.

Cos Name CoS name of the MCN subscriber.
Inform the status Defines whether to send notification SMs:

� No informed: No
� Informed: Yes
3. Click Submit.
END OF STEPS
3.2 Modifying a Subscriber

Abstract You can modify subscriber information. The User Account, Lang
uage, CoS parameters cannot be changed.
Steps 1. Select Manage User > Modify User. The subscriber modifi-
cation page is displayed.
2. In the User Account text box, enter the account ID of the
subscriber you want to modify.
3. Click Search.
4. Modify the information about the subscriber. For parameter
descriptions, refer to the table below.
User Account Account ID of the MCN subscriber
Language Language used for notification SMs
CoS Code CoS code of the MCN subscriber
Cos CoS name of the MCN subscriber
Inform the status Defines whether to send notification

SMs.
DND activation time Time the MCN function is activated
Missed Call Notification Time the MCN function is suspended

suspending time
Alert phone number Destination number that notification

SMs are sent to.
User Status Status of the subscriber account
Banned status Indicates that the account is banned.
Banned time Time the account is banned
Accounting type Billing type of the MCN subscriber

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End time of accounting Time the billing cycle is ended

period
Terminal type Type of the MCN subscriber’s terminal
Created Date and time the MCN subscriber

account is created
Is Alternative Number Status of the alternative number:

enable
� enable: The alternative number is
enabled.
� disable: The alternative number is
disabled.
If an alternative number is configured
and enabled for the subscriber, the
service will send notification SMs to the
number.
Alternative Number Alternative number for the subscriber’s

original number
5. Click Submit.
END OF STEPS
3.3 Deleting a Subscriber

Abstract After being deleted, a subscriber cannot use the MCN service any
longer.
Steps 1. Select Manage User > Delete User.
2. In the User Account text box, enter the account ID of the
subscriber you want to delete.
3. Click Delete.
END OF STEPS
3.4 Viewing Subscriber

Information
Abstract You can view the information about the desired subscriber.
Steps 1. Select Manage User > Query User.
2. Enter an account ID in the User Account field.

3. Click Search. The information about the subscriber is dis-

played. For parameter descriptions, refer to the table below.
User Account Account ID of the MCN subscriber.
Language Language used for notification SMs.
CoS Code CoS code of the MCN subscriber.
Cos CoS name of the MCN subscriber.
Inform the status Defines whether to enable the

notification SM function.
DND activation time Time the MCN function is activated
Missed Call Notification Time the MCN function is suspended

suspending time
Alert phone number Destination number that notification

SMs are sent to.
User Status Status of the subscriber account
Banned status Indicates that the account is banned.
Banned time Time the account is banned
Accounting type Billing type of the MCN subscriber
End time of accounting Time the billing cycle is ended

period
Terminal type Type of the MCN subscriber’s terminal
Created Date and time the MCN subscriber

account is created
Is Alternative Number Status of the alternative number:

enable
� enable: The alternative number
is enabled.
� disable: The alternative number
is disabled.
If an alternative number is configured
and enabled for the subscriber, the
service will send notification SMs to
the number.
Alternative Number Alternative number for the

subscriber’s original number.
END OF STEPS

Chapter 3 Subscriber Management
3.5 Querying the MCN Subscriber

Base
Abstract You can query the current subscriber base of the MCN service.
Steps 1. Select Manage User > Total Users. The current subscriber
base of the MCN service is displayed.
FIGURE 9 TOTAL USERS
END OF STEPS
3.6 Querying Missed

Calls/Notification SMs
Abstract You can query missed calls and missed call notification SMs.
Steps 1. Select Manage User > Query Missed Calls.
2. Set the query criteria and click Search. The Information of
Missing Call area displays missed call information. The SMS
Information of Missing Call area displays the information
about missed call notification SMs.
END OF STEPS


�4 Batch Management
>> Batch Operations Using a Command File
>> Viewing Batch Operations Performed Using a Command File
4.1 Batch Operations Using a

Command File
Abstract You can add, modify and delete operations in a batch using a com-
mand file. The command file must meet the following require-
ments:
¡ The command file is a .txt file.
¡ Each line corresponds to a command to add, delete or mod-
ify a subscriber and ends with a carriage return and line feed
character.
¡ Command to add a subscriber:
C XYZ attr1=A1 attr2=A2···
"C" or "c" is the command word to add a subscriber.
"XYZ" indicates the account ID of the subscriber.
"attr1" and "attr2" indicate the attributes of the subscriber.
"A1" and "A2" indicate the values of the "attr1" and "attr2"
fields respectively.
One or more whitespaces are allowed before the command
word.
The command word must be followed by an account ID.
No whitespace is allowed within the "attrX=AX” field.
One or more whitespaces are allowed before the carriage re-
turn and line feed character.
Fields are separated with one or more whitespaces.
The command word and account ID are mandatory. Attributes
are optional.
The attributes of an MCN subscriber are listed in the table be-
low.

Attribute Description Setting

Name
Cos Class of service The attribute value must

be one of those CoS
codes predefined in CoS
management.
If the attribute is not assigned
a value, the default CoS you
set for this batch provision is
used.
Lang Language The attribute value must

be one of those languages
predefined in language
management.
If the attribute is not
assigned a value, the default
language you set for this
batch provision is used.
Alertphone Destination A numerical string of 0~9

number that digits
notification SMs If the attribute is not assigned
are sent to. a value, the account ID is
used as the notification
number.
Pwd Password A numerical string of 0~9

digits
If the attribute is not
assigned a value, the default
password you set for this
batch provision is used.
Attribute names are case-insensitive.

¡ Command to modify a subscriber:
M XYZ attr1=A1 attr2=A2…
"M" or "m" is the command word to modify a subscriber.
"attr1" and "attr2" indicate the attributes of the subscriber.
"A1" and "A2" indicate the values of the "attr1" and "attr2"
fields respectively.
word.
No whitespace is allowed within the "attrX=AX” field.
One or more whitespaces are allowed before the carriage re-
turn and line feed character.
Fields are separated with one or more whitespaces.
The command word and account ID are mandatory. At least
one attribute is required. All the attributes of the subscriber
can be modified.
¡ Command to delete a subscriber:

Chapter 4 Batch Management
D XYZ
"D" or "d" is the command word to delete a subscriber.
word.
The command word and account ID are mandatory.
¡ A batch command file can contain command lines to create,
modify, and delete accounts. Different types of command lines
are sequence insensitive.

¡ The command file that you want to submit is ready.
Steps 1. Select Batch Provision > Submit Batch Provision. The
batch provision page as shown in Figure 10 is displayed.
FIGURE 10 BATCH PROVISION PAGE
2. Click Browse to select the command file that you want to sub-
mit.
3. Enter a description in the Description text box. It is optional.
4. If the command file contains the command to add a subscriber,
select YES in Set Default Profile to set default attribute val-
ues.
Language Language used for notification SMs
CoS Code CoS code of MCN subscribers of this batch
Cos CoS name of MCN subscribers of this

batch
Inform the status Defines whether to send notification SMs:

� No informed: No
� Informed: Yes
5. Click Submit.
END OF STEPS

4.2 Viewing Batch Operations

Performed Using a Command
File
Abstract You can view batch provision information. The information about
a batch provision includes
¡ Serial No.: Serial number
¡ Operator: Name of the administrator requesting the batch pro-
vision
¡ Submit time: Time when the batch provision is submitted
¡ Start Time: Time when the batch provision starts
¡ End Time: Time when the batch provision completes, aborts
or is cancelled
¡ State: State of the batch provision
� Not start: The administrator has submitted the batch pro-
vision request, but the system has not started the batch
provision.
� In executing: The batch provision is in progress.
� Normal finish: The batch provision is completed normally.
� Abnormal quit: The batch provision aborts.
� Wait cancel: The administrator has clicked the Cancel
batch button, the system has not cancelled the batch
provision.
� Cancelled: The system has cancelled the batch provision
upon request of the administrator.
¡ Provision File: Command file name
¡ Description: A description of the batch provision
Steps 1. Select Batch Provision > Query Batch Provision.
END OF STEPS

�5 System Management
>> Modifying System Parameters
>> CoS Management
>> Site Management
>> Area Management
>> Area Number Prefix Management
>> Barred Number Management
>> Language Management
>> SMS Template Management
>> SM Commands Management
>> Terminal Type Management
>> Retry Result Code Management
>> Dynamic Tariff Management
>> Caller Blacklist Management
>> SMSPro Terminal Number Management
>> Promotion Plan Management
>> Promotion Content Management
>> Redirection/Release Reason Configuration
5.1 Modifying System

Parameters
Abstract Generally, system parameters are set to default values. The value
of a system parameter is changed only when there are special
requirements.
Normally it is not recommended to modify system parameters.
Steps 1. Select Manage System > System Parameter. The system
parameter management page is displayed, as shown in Figure
11.

FIGURE 11 SYSTEM PARAMETER MANAGEMENT
System parameters are described in the table below.
CFAccessCode Access code of the MCN service
bsetcallbacknum Whether a notification SM contains a

callback number
� 0: No
� 1: Yes
unknown-pseudno Unknown calling numbers are screened

and these calling numbers are not
displayed in notification SMs.
internation-pseudno Unknown international calling numbers

are screened and these calling numbers
are not displayed in notification SMs.
localtimezone Local time zone
CheckOCN Whether to check whether the called

number is null before forwarding the
call to the MCN system
� 0: No
� 1: Yes
InnerAccCode Internal access code. The SMSAgent

routes a call to the SMGW according
to the access code. The access code
is assigned by the SMSC to the MCN
system.
CurLicenseNum Total number of current MCN subscribers
pwdlenmin Minimum length of a password
pwdlenmax Maximum length of a password
defaultpassword The default password for a subscriber

account is 8888.

Chapter 5 System Management
cansetpasswd Whether to allow the MCN subscriber to

change the password through the audio
management flow.
Reserved
defaultOperatorCode Default long distance access code
SerKeyForScreenCLI Unknown MCN service keys and

international calling numbers are not
displayed on the mobile phones of
called parties.
warncollectcall Whether to play announcements for

calling parties:
� 0: No
� 1: Yes
exportperf.enable Defines whether to send performance

statistical data to the N31 server:
� 0: No
� 1: Yes
2. Click next to the system parameter whose value you want

to change.
3. Enter a new value in the Value text box.
4. Click Submit.
END OF STEPS
5.2 CoS Management

5.2.1 Adding a CoS
Abstract Different CoSs are defined to provide differentiated service for sub-
scribers.
You can modify a CoS, but the CoS code cannot be changed.
Steps 1. Select Manage System > Manage CoS. The CoS manage-

FIGURE 12 COS MANAGEMENT PAGE
2. Click Add. The page as shown in Figure 13 is displayed.
FIGURE 13 ADDING A COS

CoS Code Unique code to identify the CoS.

The CoS code must be an integer.
CoS Name Name of the CoS
MCN Delay Time (S) Delay time of notification SMs

Unit: second

Postpaid Total amount of money used by the

Amount(paisa) postpaid subscriber in a billing cycle. Unit:
Paisa
Postpaid Billing cycle duration of the postpaid

Validity(day) subscriber. Unit: Day
Prepaid Total amount of money used by the prepaid

Amount(paisa) subscriber in a billing cycle. Unit: Paisa
Prepaid Validity(day) Billing cycle duration of the prepaid

subscriber. Unit: Day
Preferential Level Defines whether it is a preferential level.

If you select Yes, you must set the
following parameters: Preferential Area,
Preferential Start at, Preferential End
at, and Continue to Subscribe.
Preferential Area Area where the preference is available
Preferential Start at Time the preference begins
Preferential End at Time the preference ends
Continue to Defines whether to enable automatic

Subscribe subscription renewal.
If you select Yes, the MCN system will
renew the subscription automatically for
the prepaid/postpaid MCN subscriber after
the billing cycle is ended.
4. Click Submit.
END OF STEPS
5.2.2 Deleting a CoS
Abstract You can delete CoSs. A CoS in use cannot be deleted, and the
corresponding delete icon is greyed out.
Steps 1. Select Manage System > Manage CoS. The CoS manage-
2. Select next to the CoS that you want to delete.

END OF STEPS

5.3 Site Management

5.3.1 Adding a Site
Abstract To connect one site from others for communication, you can con-
figure site parameters and an access code.
You can modify site information as needed.
Steps 1. Select Manage System > Configure Sites. The site man-
agement page is displayed, as shown in Figure 14.
FIGURE 14 SITE MANAGEMENT PAGE
FIGURE 15 ADDING A SITE


Site Name Name of the site
Access Mode Select an access mode in the drop-down list

box:
� Local Processing: Select local processing
if the site is on the same network. The
local processing mode is allowed for only
one site.
� SIP Redirect: If the site that the called
party belongs to is not the local site, the
local site can use the SIP redirect mode
to redirect the call to the site that the
called party belongs to.
� Call Connect: If the site that the called
party belongs to is not the local site,
the local site can use the call connection
mode to redirect the call to the site that
the called party belongs to.
� Direct Trigger: Indicates that the visited
site sends an internal message to trigger
the automatic service on the remote
site, instead of using SIP Redirect or Call
Connect.
SIP Redirect IP Enter the IP address of the destination

network element if SIP redirect access mode
is selected.
Internal Access Enter the access code of the site that the
Code called number belongs to.
Start Module No If you have selected Direct Trigger for the

Access Mode parameter, you must enter
End Module No the start module number and end module
number for the home site’s UP10.
Set Redundancy Whether to set a redundancy site

Site
Redundancy Site Select a redundancy site from the

Redundancy Site pull-down list box.
This parameter is effective only when the
Set Redundancy Site checkbox is selected.
All the existing sites are listed in the
Redundancy Site pull-down list box.
Service Status Site status.

Default: In service
4. Click Submit.
END OF STEPS

5.3.2 Deleting a Site
Abstract You can delete sites. The sites associated with areas cannot be
deleted.
Steps 1. Select Manage System > Configure Sites. The site man-
agement page is displayed.
2. Select next to the site that you want to delete.

END OF STEPS
5.4 Area Management

5.4.1 Adding an Area
Abstract You can add service areas. When you add an area, you must set
the site that the area belongs to.
You can modify the settings for areas. The area number cannot be
changed.
¡ Sites are available.
Steps 1. Select Manage System > Set Area Info. The area manage-
FIGURE 16 AREA MANAGEMENT PAGE

FIGURE 17 ADD AN AREA

Area Number Area code. The area code is unique. An area

code cannot be the initial part of another
area code, for example, 25 and 251.
Area Name Name of the area.
Site Name Site that the area belongs to.
4. Click Submit.
END OF STEPS
5.4.2 Deleting an Area
Abstract You can delete areas. The areas associated with number segments
cannot be deleted.
Steps 1. Select Manage System > Set Area Info. The area manage-
2. Select next to the area that you want to delete.

END OF STEPS

5.5 Area Number Prefix

Management
5.5.1 Specifying a Number Prefix for
an Area
Abstract This function allows you to specify different number prefix for dif-
ferent areas. Thus, the system determines the area by the number
prefix and then creates the time and message contents of the MCN
service.
You cannot modify the number prefix of an area.
Steps 1. Select Manage System > PhoneNo Area Mapping. The
FIGURE 18 NUMBER PREFIX AND AREA ASSOCIATION MANAGEMENT
FIGURE 19 SPECIFYING A NUMBER PREFIX FOR AN AREA
3. Enter a number segment in the Number Prefix text box.

4. In Area Number list box, select an area code for the number
prefix according to the area that the number prefix belongs to.

5. Click Submit.
END OF STEPS
5.5.2 Deleting an Area Number Prefix
Abstract You can delete area and number prefix associations.

Steps 1. Select Manage System > PhoneNo Area Mapping.
2. Select next to the area and number prefix that you want to
delete.
END OF STEPS
5.6 Barred Number Management

5.6.1 Adding a Barred Number
Abstract You can add numbers to be barred by the MCN system.

The MCN system has the following restrictions for a barred num-
ber:
¡ To order the MCN service is not allowed.
¡ To query missed calls is not allowed.
¡ For an MCN subscriber, the MCN system does not send any
notification message to the subscriber. The MCN system does
not save missed call information for the subscriber.
¡ For an MCN subscriber whose number is barred, the MCN sys-
tem does not implement billing for renewing the subscription.
¡ For a subscriber whose number is on the promotion number
prefix or number list, the MCN system does not send any noti-
fication message to the subscriber. The system does not save
missed call information for the subscriber.
Steps 1. Select Manage System > No.Banning Management. The
barred number management page as shown in Figure 20 ap-
pears.
FIGURE 20 BARRED NUMBER MANAGEMENT PAGE

2. Click Add.
3. Fill in the Banned Number text box. The length of the banned
number must be 10 digits.
4. Click Submit.
END OF STEPS
5.6.2 Deleting a Barred Number
Abstract You can delete barred numbers as needed. After you delete a
barred number, the number is not barred by the MCN system.
Steps 1. Select Manage System > No.Banning Management. The
barred number management page is displayed.
2. In the Banned Number text box, enter the barred number
you want to delete and click Search. The number is displayed
in the list box.
3. Click .
END OF STEPS
5.7 Language Management

5.7.1 Adding a Language
Abstract This section describes how to add a language. When adding sub-
scribers, you must select from these languages to send notification
SMs.
You can click the icon to modify language, but you cannot mod-
ify the Language parameter.
Steps 1. Select Manage System > Language Setting. The language
management page is displayed, as shown in Figure 21.
FIGURE 21 LANGUAGE MANAGEMENT PAGE
2. Click Add Language. The page as shown in Figure 22 is dis-

played.

FIGURE 22 ADDING A LANGUAGE

Default or not Whether the language is used as default
Language Select a language in the drop-down list

box.
Language Code User-pressed key value
Convert to Unicode The Unicode™ Standard is an

industry-standard, worldwide character
set specification designed to allow for
the global interchange of multilingual
digital information
Click on Yes checkbox to enable
multilingual digital support
Description of Language Give short description about language

settings
4. Click Submit.
END OF STEPS
5.7.2 Deleting a Language
Abstract You can delete a language option, but the language set as default
cannot be deleted.
Steps 1. Select Manage System > Language Setting. The language
management page is displayed.
2. Select next to the language that you want to delete.

END OF STEPS

5.8 SMS Template Management

5.8.1 Adding CoS Templates
Abstract Adding CoS templates refers to attaching default SMS templates

to a CoS. Thus, These SMS templates are called CoS templates,
specific to the CoS.
Steps 1. Select Manage System > SMS Template. The SMS template
2. Click Add CoS Template.
3. In the CoS Code text box, enter a CoS code.
4. Click Submit.
END OF STEPS
Result On the SMS template management page, select a CoS code in

the CoS Code drop-down list box and click Search. All the SMS
templates of the CoS code are displayed.
5.8.2 Modifying an SMS Template
Abstract The administrator Web portal of the MCN system enables you to
modify default or CoS-specific SMS templates to offer flexible no-
tification SMs.
2. Set search conditions and click Search. All the SMS templates
that meet the search conditions are displayed.
3. Click next to the SMS template that you want to modify.

4. If you select Can be modified, you can enter customized in-
formation in the corresponding text box. If you select any other
option, this option is displayed automatically in the text box.
5. Click Submit.
END OF STEPS
5.8.3 Deleting CoS Templates
Abstract You can delete CoS-specific templates.

2. Click Delete CoS.
3. In the CoS Code text box, enter a CoS code.

4. Click Submit.
END OF STEPS
5.9 SM Commands Management

5.9.1 Adding an SM Command
Abstract To enable the system to understand the purpose of SMs sent by

subscribers, you can specify global valid SM commands.
A command is not case-sensitive and may include several key-
words. A keyword must be unique, and any other keyword that
contains part of an existing keyword is not allowed. For example,
if the GET keyword exists, then keywords such as get, ET, GE, or
GETGET are not allowed.
Steps 1. Select Manage System > SMS Commands. The SM com-
mands management page as shown in Figure 23 is displayed.
FIGURE 23 SM COMMANDS MANAGEMENT PAGE
2. Click Add.
3. Fill in the SMS Key Word text box.
4. Select a type for the keyword in the SMS Commands Type
drop-down list box. This table describes keywords and the
corresponding command types.
Keyword Command Type
SUB: The default keyword for Subscription

subscribing to the service.
UNSUB: The default keyword for Unsubscription

cancelling the service.

Keyword Command Type
GET: The default keyword for querying Query Missed calls

missed calls.
ACT: The default keyword for enabling Active Alert

notification.
DEACT: The default keyword for DeActive Alert

disabling notification.
BAR: The default keyword for adding a BAR

number to the blacklist. The number
following the keyword will be added to
the blacklist.
BARLIST: The default keyword for BARLIST

querying the blacklist.
ALLOW: The default keyword for ALLOW

removing a number from the blacklist.
The number following the keyword will
be removed from the blacklist.
ALLOWALL: The default keyword ALLOWALL

for removing all numbers from the
blacklist.
ON ALT: The default keyword for Activate Alternative

enabling an alternative number. Number
OFF ALT: The default keyword for Deactivate Alternative

disabling an alternative number. Number
5. Click Submit.
END OF STEPS
5.9.2 Deleting an SM Command
Abstract You can delete an unneeded SM command.

Steps 1. Select Manage System > SMS Commands. The SM com-
mands management page is displayed.
2. Select the SM command you want to delete from the list box
and click .
END OF STEPS

5.10 Terminal Type Management

5.10.1Adding a Terminal Type
Abstract You can add terminal types to allow them to use the MCN service.
For example, WL stands for telephone, CMO stands for CDMA mo-
bile phones, and Walky stands for WLL terminals. When you add a
terminal type, you must configure a corresponding terminal type
code for the terminal type.
Steps 1. Select Manage System > Terminal Type. The terminal type
management page as shown in Figure 24 is displayed.
FIGURE 24 TERMINAL TYPE MANAGEMENT PAGE
2. Click Add.
3. Fill in the Terminal Code, Terminal Type, and Description
of Terminal Type text boxes.
4. Click Submit.
END OF STEPS
5.10.2Deleting a Terminal Type
Abstract You can delete unneeded terminal types.

Steps 1. Select Manage System > Terminal Type to open the termi-
nal type management page.
2. Click next to the terminal type you want to delete.

END OF STEPS

5.11 Retry Result Code

Management
5.11.1Adding a Retry Result Code
Abstract The system performs retry operations according to retry result

codes. After a subscriber or the BOSS system requests the MCN
service, the MCN system implements the billing process. At each
step during the ordering process, the MCN system performs a retry
operation according to the configured result code. If the retry fails,
the system proceeds to the failure flow.
Steps 1. Select Manage System > Re-try Result-Code. The retry
result code management page as shown in Figure 25 is dis-
played.
FIGURE 25 RETRY RESULT CODE MANAGEMENT PAGE
2. Click Add.
3. In the Request drop-down list box, select the desired opera-
tion type.
4. Fill in the Result-Code and Description text boxes.
5. Click Submit.
END OF STEPS
5.11.2Deleting a Retry Result Code
Abstract You can delete unneeded retry result codes.

Steps 1. Select Manage System > Re-try Result-Code. The retry
result code management page is displayed.
2. Select an operation type in the Request drop-down list box.
3. Click Search. The list box displays all the retry result codes of
the operation type you selected.
4. Click next to the retry result code you want to delete.


END OF STEPS
5.12 Dynamic Tariff Management

5.12.1Adding a Dynamic Tariff
Abstract If the balance on a prepaid subscriber’s account is less than the

amount required for ordering the MCN service or renewing the
subscription but greater than the amount N, the MCN system will
deduct the amount N from the account balance and allows the sub-
scriber to use the MCN service for T days (shorter than a billing
cycle). The N and T are configurable by the administrator.
Steps 1. Select Manage System > Dynamic Tariff. The dynamic tariff
management page as shown in Figure 26 is displayed.
FIGURE 26 DYNAMIC TARIFF MANAGEMENT PAGE
2. Click Add.
3. Fill in the Tariff and Period text boxes.
4. Click Submit.
END OF STEPS
5.12.2Deleting a Dynamic Tariff
Abstract You can delete an unneeded dynamic billing tariff.

Steps 1. Select Manage System > Dynamic Tariff. The dynamic tariff
2. Click next to the dynamic tariff you want to delete.

END OF STEPS

5.13 Caller Blacklist Management

5.13.1Adding a Number to the Caller
Blacklist
Abstract The caller blacklist contains numbers and number segments. If

the calling number of a missed call is on the caller blacklist, the
system will not send a notification SM for the missed call.
Steps 1. Select Manage System > Caller Blacklist. The caller black-
list management page is displayed, as shown in Figure 27.
FIGURE 27 CALLER BLACKLIST MANAGEMENT
2. Click Add.
3. Enter a number or number segment in the Number Prefix text
box.
4. Click Submit.
END OF STEPS
5.13.2Deleting a Number from the

Caller Blacklist
Abstract You can delete a number or number segment from the caller black-
list.
Steps 1. Select Manage System > Caller Blacklist. The caller black-
list management page is displayed.
2. Select next to the number or number segment that you

want to delete.
END OF STEPS

5.14 SMSPro Terminal Number

Management
5.14.1Querying the Mapping Relation
Between the SMSPro Terminal
Number and the Tail of Number
Abstract You can query the mapping relation between the SMSPro terminal
number and the tail of MCN number (last 2 digits). Before dis-
tributing a missed call notification, the MCN system must query
the mapping relation between the tail of number and the SMSPro
terminal number (terminal configured in zxin10.ini) to deter-
mine the destination SMSPro module number based on the called
number.
Steps 1. Select Manage System > Terminal No. Config to open the
page as shown in Figure 28.
FIGURE 28 MAPPING RELATION BETWEEN THE SMSPRO TERMINAL

NUMBER AND THE TAIL OF NUMBER
2. To modify the SMSPro terminal number, enter an SMSPro ter-

minal number in the Terminal Number of SMSPro text box
next to the tail of number. Click Submit.
END OF STEPS

5.15 Promotion Plan Management

5.15.1Adding a Promotion Plan
Abstract A promotion plan is customized by the system to promote various

information. You must set the time period and delayed time for
SMS integration while adding a promotion plan.
Steps 1. Select Manage System > Promotion Plan Config to open
the page as shown in Figure 29.
FIGURE 29 PROMOTION PLAN CONFIGURATION
2. Click the Add button to open the page as shown in Figure 30.
FIGURE 30 ADDING A PROMOTION PLAN
3. Set the parameters on the page. For parameter description,

Name of Promotion Name of the promotion plan

Plan
Description Description about the promotion plan
Time-Lapse Delayed time for SMS integration
Start Time Start time of the promotion plan
End Time End time of the promotion plan

4. Click Submit.
END OF STEPS
5.15.2Adding a Number Segment for a

Promotion Plan
Abstract After adding a promotion plan, you must add a number segment
for the plan and specify its promotion type.
the promotion plan configuration page.
2. Click the button next to a promotion plan to open the page

as shown in Figure 31.
FIGURE 31 ADDING A NUMBER SEGMENT FOR A PROMOTION PLAN - 1
FIGURE 32 ADDING A NUMBER SEGMENT FOR A PROMOTION PLAN - 2
4. Fill in the Start number-segment and End number-seg-

ment text boxes.
5. Specify a promotion type.

� Pay Per Use: The promotion type is pay-per-use. The users

in the number segment must actively query the MCN sys-
tem for detailed missed calls.
� Free Of Charge: The promotion type is free of charge. The
users in the number segment receive MCN messages as
registered users.
6. Click Submit.
END OF STEPS
5.15.3Deleting a Promotion Plan
Abstract You can delete a promotion plan. After a promotion plan is deleted,
its number segments are also deleted.
2. Click the button next to a promotion plan.

END OF STEPS
5.15.4Deleting a Number Segment of a

Promotion Plan
Abstract You can delete a number segment of a promotion plan.

3. On the pop-up page, click the button next to a number

segment.
END OF STEPS
5.15.5Modifying the Promotion Type

for a Number Segment of a
Promotion Plan
Abstract You can modify the promotion type for a number segment of a
promotion plan. Promotion types include

¡ Pay Per Use: The promotion type is pay-per-use. The users in

the number segment must actively query the MCN system for
detailed missed calls.
¡ Free Of Charge: The promotion type is free of charge. The
users in the number segment receive MCN messages as regis-
tered users.

END OF STEPS
5.16 Promotion Content

Management
5.16.1Adding Promotion Content
Abstract While adding promotion content, you must select the promotion
area, language, and objects.
Steps 1. Select Manage System > Promotion Management to open
the page as shown in Figure 33.
FIGURE 33 PROMOTION CONTENT MANAGEMENT

FIGURE 34 ADDING PROMOTION CONTENT

Area Promotion area
Language Promotion language
Promote to Promotion object
Promotion Content Promotion content
4. Click Submit.
END OF STEPS
5.16.2Deleting Promotion Content
Abstract You can delete the promotion content. However, the promotion
content being used by users cannot be deleted.
Steps 1. Select Manage System > Promotion Management to open
the promotion content management page.
2. On the pop-up page, click the button next to a number

segment.
END OF STEPS

5.17 Redirection/Release Reason

Configuration
5.17.1Adding a Mapping Relation
Between the Redirection Reason
and the Release Reason
Abstract You can add a mapping relation between the redirection reason
and the release reason. After a call is connected to the MCN sys-
tem, the system releases the call according to the mapping relation
between the redirection reason and the release reason.
If required, you can modify the mapping relation between the redi-
rection reason and the release reason. However, MSC SPC, Redi-
rection Reason Code and Redirection Reason cannot be mod-
ified.
Steps 1. Select Manage System > Redirect Release Mapping. The
FIGURE 35 REDIRECTION/RELEASE REASON MANAGEMENT
FIGURE 36 ADDING A MAPPING RELATION BETWEEN THE REDIRECTION

REASON AND THE RELEASE REASON


MSC SPC Signaling point code OPC of MSC, which is

used to identify the MSC. It is 0-0-0 by
default.
Redirection Reason An integer of Redirection reason in the

Code IAM signaling of the MSC
Redirection Reason The SS converts the integer of Redirection

reason into a text string and sends it to
UP10 through the SIP INVITE message.
SIP Release Cause The UP10 MCN service maps the reason
Code into the SIP release cause code and enters
it in the SIB. The UP10 then sends it to
the SS through the SIP 48X message.
ISUP Release Cause SS7 release cause code. After receiving

Code the 48X message from the UP10, the SS
converts 48X into a reason value in ISUP
REL.
Delay time(minute) Delayed time for the service to send MCN

messages to SMSPro.
4. Click Submit.
END OF STEPS
5.17.2Deleting a Mapping Relation

Between the Redirection Reason
and the Release Reason
Abstract You can delete a mapping relation between the redirection reason
and the release reason.
Steps 1. Select Manage System > Redirect Release Mapping to
open the redirection/release reason management page.
2. Click the button next to a mapping relation.

END OF STEPS

�6 Statistics Reports
>> Collecting Missed Call Statistics
>> Collecting Sent SM Statistics
>> Collecting Query SM Statistics
>> Collecting Account Creation and Deletion Statistics
>> Collecting Statistics about Message Transfer Between Sites
6.1 Collecting Missed Call

Statistics
Abstract You can collect statistics about missed calls, including:
¡ Times for missing call (subscription): Total number of calls
missed by subscription subscribers.
¡ Times for missing call (promotion): Total number of calls
missed by promotion subscribers.
¡ Times for missing call (FOC): Total number of calls missed by
FOC subscribers.
¡ Times for missing call for different reasons (Power-off/Beyond
service areas/Busy): Total number of calls missed due to dif-
ferent forward reasons, including phone shutdown, out of ser-
vice area, and a busy line.
Steps 1. Select Statistic Report > Missed Call. The missed call sta-
tistics page is displayed.
2. Set the query criteria and click Search. Results matching your
query appear in the list box.
END OF STEPS
6.2 Collecting Sent SM Statistics

Abstract You can collect statistics about sent SMs, including:
¡ Times for prompt of sending SMS to Subscription users: Total
number of notification SMs sent to subscription subscribers.
¡ Times for prompt of sending SMS to Promotion users: Total
number of notification SMs sent to promotion subscribers.
¡ Times for prompt of sending SMS to FOC users: Total number
of notification SMs sent to FOC subscribers.

Steps 1. Select Statistic Report > Send SMS. The sent SM statistics
page is displayed.
END OF STEPS
6.3 Collecting Query SM

Statistics
Abstract You can collect statistics about queries performed by subscribers
using SMs, including:
¡ Times for Promotion users to query: Total number of queries
performed by promotion subscribers.
¡ Times for Subscription users to query: Total number of queries
performed by subscription subscribers.
¡ Times for FOC users to query: Total number of queries per-
formed by FOC subscribers.
Steps 1. Select Statistic Report > Queried SMS. The query SM sta-
tistics page is displayed.
END OF STEPS
6.4 Collecting Account Creation

and Deletion Statistics
Abstract You can collect statistics about created and deleted accounts, in-
cluding:
¡ Times for subscribing SMS: Number of subscriptions ordered
using SMs.
¡ Times for returning SMS: Number of subscriptions cancelled
using SMs.
¡ Times for subscribing Boss: Number of subscriptions ordered
through the BOSS system.
¡ Times for returning Boss: Number of subscriptions cancelled
through the BOSS system.
¡ Total number of post-paid user: Total number of postpaid sub-
scribers.
¡ Total number of pre-paid user: Total number of prepaid sub-
scribers.

Chapter 6 Statistics Reports
Steps 1. Select Statistic Report > Opened&Cancelled Account. The

account creation&deletion statistics page is displayed.
END OF STEPS
6.5 Collecting Statistics about

Message Transfer Between
Sites
Abstract You can collect statistics about messages sent between sites, in-
cluding:
¡ From Site: The first site that the MSC system sends a call to.
¡ To Site: The MCN subscriber’s home site that a call is sent to
from the first site.
¡ Successful Request: The total number of messages that the
access site’s MCN service sent successfully to the routing IMP.
¡ Failed Request: The total number of messages that the access
site’s MCN service failed to send to the routing IMP.
¡ Successful Transfer: The total number of MCN messages the
home site has received from the access site’s routing IMP.
Steps 1. Select Statistic Report > Transfer between Sites.
END OF STEPS

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Publishing Date (MONTH/DATE/YEAR) : 10/13/2010

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will be able to:

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1.1 Logging In to the MCN

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FIGURE 1 LOGIN PAGE

2. Enter your account ID in the Account ID text box.

FIGURE 2 MAIN PAGE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR WEB PORTAL

1.2 Changing Your Password

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Steps 1. Select Manage Operator > Modify Password. The Change

1.3 Modifying Your Profile

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2.2 Role Management

FIGURE 3 ROLE MANAGEMENT PAGE

2. ClickAdd. The page as shown in Figure 4 is displayed.

FIGURE 4 ADDING A ROLE

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2.2.2 Deleting a Role

2.3 Administrator Management

FIGURE 5 ADMINISTRATOR MANAGEMENT PAGE

2. Click Add New Operator. The page as shown in Figure 6 is

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FIGURE 6 ADDING AN ADMINISTRATOR

3. Set the parameters on the page. For parameter descriptions,

Account ID Account ID of the administrator.

Password Password of the administrator.

Name Name of the administrator.

Manage Role Roles assigned to the administrator.

2.3.2 Deleting an Administrator

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Steps 1. Select Manage Operator > Manage Operator. The admin-

2.4 Operation Log Management

FIGURE 7 OPERATION LOG MANAGEMENT

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2.4.2 Exporting Operation Logs

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3.1 Adding a Subscriber

FIGURE 8 ADDING A SUBSCRIBER

2. Set the parameters on the page. For parameter descriptions,

User Account Account ID of the MCN subscriber.

Language Language used for notification SMs.

CoS Code CoS code of the MCN subscriber.

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Cos Name CoS name of the MCN subscriber.

Inform the status Defines whether to send notification SMs:

3.2 Modifying a Subscriber

User Account Account ID of the MCN subscriber

Language Language used for notification SMs

CoS Code CoS code of the MCN subscriber

Cos CoS name of the MCN subscriber

Inform the status Defines whether to send notification

DND activation time Time the MCN function is activated