IMS Course 2

Change History
Course Code Product Product Version Issue
OZC085801 CSC3300 V500R021C00 9.00

MRP6600
Prepared Time Approved By New/Update

By/Improved By
Lin Yongning 2012-12 Li Zhong New
R&D 2013-04 Lin Yongning Update
Song Shilei 2015-05 Update

Deng Dejun
Lizhong 2015-07 Lizhong Update
Meng Fanzhuang 2017-04 Chen Dongming Update
Zhao Lijuan 2018-4 Li Guangbin Update
BaiMei ZhangYing 2019-09 ZhangDanYang Update
ZhangDanYang 2020-02 Li Guangbin Update

MRFC＆MRFP Practice Guide
ISSUE9.00
MRFC＆MRFP Practice Guide ISSUE9.00
Contents
Course Description .............................................................................................................................. 1
Course Introduction ..................................................................................................................... 1
Objectives ................................................................................................................................... 1
References................................................................................................................................... 1
Chapter 1 Preparations ........................................................................................................................2
1.1 Configuration Networking ......................................................................................................2
1.2 General Data Configuration Flow ........................................................................................... 3
Chapter 2 Querying the Local Office Data ........................................................................................... 5
2.1 Task Scenario ......................................................................................................................... 5
2.2 Operation Steps ..................................................................................................................... 5
Chapter 3 Querying the Interworking Data between MRFC and other NEs ........................................ 10
3.1 Task Scenario ....................................................................................................................... 10
3.2 Operation Steps ................................................................................................................... 11
Chapter 4 Querying the MRFP Local Office Data ............................................................................... 16
4.1 Task Scenario ....................................................................................................................... 17
4.2 Operation Steps ................................................................................................................... 17
Chapter 5 Querying the Interworking Data between MRFP and other NEs ........................................20
5.1 Task Scenario .......................................................................................................................20
5.2 Operation Steps ...................................................................................................................20
Chapter 6 MRFC&MRFP Operation and Maintenance ....................................................................... 25
6.1 Task Scenario ....................................................................................................................... 25
6.2 Task1 MRFP Routine Operation Commands ........................................................................ 25
6.3 Task2 MRFC Tracing Tool Operation .................................................................................... 30
6.4 Task3: Check the tone file name transfer in the message ..................................................... 32
Chapter 7 Interworking Data Configuration between MRFC and other NEs (Optional) ...................... 33
7.1 Task Scenario ....................................................................................................................... 33
7.2 Key Parameter Data Plan ..................................................................................................... 34
7.3 Task Preparation .................................................................................................................. 35
7.4 Data Configuration Operation Steps .................................................................................... 35
7.5 Data Configuration Validate ................................................................................................. 38
Chapter 8 Interworking Data Configuration between MRFP and MRFC (Optional) ............................40
8.1 Task Scenario .......................................................................................................................40
8.2 Key Parameter Data Plan .....................................................................................................40
8.3 Task Preparation .................................................................................................................. 43
8.4 Data Configuration Operation Steps ....................................................................................44
8.5 Data Configuration Validate................................................................................................. 53
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Course Description
Course Introduction
This course is applicable to product version IMS V500R021C00.
As the Huawei MRFC&MRFP hands-on guide, this course consists of four parts:
guide to configuring the MRFC&MRFP hardware data and local office data, guide
to configuring the MRFC&MRFP interconnection data, guide to configuring the
MRFC&MRFP service feature data, and guide to operating and maintaining the
MRFC&MRFP.
Objectives
After completing this course, you will be able to:
 Describe how to configure MRFC&MRFP data.
 Understand and configure the key command parameters by configuring or
querying MRFC&MRFP hardware data, local office data, interconnection
data, and feature data.
 Properly interconnect MRFC&MRFP and other NEs by configuring
MRFC&MRFP interconnection data.
 Complete the feature functions by configuring MRFC&MRFP feature data.
References
OZC075101 MRFC System Introduction and Data Configuration ISSUE9.00
OZC085201 MRP6600 Data Configuration ISSUE9.00
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Chapter 1 Preparations
1.1 Configuration Networking
AS
S-CSCF
MRFC
OMS Mp NFS
H.248
NM NFS
MRFP
Mb Mb
SIP Multimedia RTP UMG
phone RTP
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1.2 General Data Configuration Flow

MRFC data querying flow:
Items Querying Commands Function
Querying hardware data

LST VM Query VM data
configuration
LST ME（CGP） Query network element
Querying local office data LST MRFC Query entity

configuration LST MODULE Query MRFC module
LST MADDR Query the IP address of the MRFC
Querying data for LST AS Query the peer AS data

Interworking Between
the MRFC and the AS LST MHTTPS Query the peer HTTP device data
LST MGW Query a peer MRFP data record
Query a data record about the link

Querying data for
LST H248LNK between the MRFC and the peer
MRFP
the MRFC and the MRFP
Query resources supported by the
LST MRFPRES
MRFP

MRFP data querying flow:
LST VM Query VM information
LST MODULE Query information about a module

Querying local office data Query the mapping between the
configuration LST LANGTYPE language type string and the
language type ID
LST ETHIF Query a main Ethernet interface
LST MEDADDR Query media address
LST SIGADDR Query H.248 address
Querying Data for LST VMRFP Query a virtual MRFP

LST MRFC Query a virtual MRFC
the MRFP and the MRFC
LST H248LNK Query H.248 links

Chapter 2 Querying the Local Office Data
2.1 Task Scenario

1. Querying the MRFC local office data.
2. Understanding the key parameters of each command.
LST VM Query information about the VM
Query configuration information

LST MRFC
about the MRFC
Querying local office data Query information about MRFC
configuration LST MODULE
module
LST MADDR Query IP address of the MRFC
Query the mapping between the

LST LANMAP language type string and the
language type ID
2.2 Operation Steps
No. Procedure
1 Note: Ignore this step for the ATCA-based MRP6600.

Run LST VM to query information about the VM.
Result:
Virtual machine name Location description Application type
Run LST ME to check the MRFC data on CGP. (notes: MRFC is embedded in CSCF)

Result:
Domain ID Subnet ID ME ID
ME name ME type ME version
6 Task: Log in to the MML command interface of the OMU client and select the CSCF.
Run LST MRFC to check the MRFC entity on CSCF.
Result:

Entity name Domain name Host name
7 Run LST MODULE to check function module on CSCF of OMU LMT.
Result:

Module number Module type Active virtual machine Module name

name
8 Run LST MADDR to query the configuration of an MRFC IP address on CSCF.
Result:
MRFC IP address name DPU module number Address type

IP address Subnet mask or prefix Gateway

length
Network port number

Chapter 3 Querying the Interworking Data between MRFC

and other NEs
3.1 Task Scenario

1. Querying the interworking data between the MRFC and the AS, interworking between
the MRFC and the MRFP.
Querying data for LST AS Display the peer AS data

the MRFC and the AS LST MHTTPS Display the peer HTTP device data
LST MGW Display a peer MRFP data record
Querying data for Display a data record about the link

LST H248LNK
Interworking Between between the MRFC and the peer MRFP
the MRFC and the MRFP
Display resources supported by the
LST MRFPRES
MRFP

3.2 Operation Steps
No. Procedure
Run LST AS to query the AS data record on CSCF.
Result:
AS name Domain name Host name AS ID
2 Run LST MHTTPS to query the configuration of a peer HTTP device for the MRFC on CSCF of
OMU LMT.
Result:

Link name MRFC IP address name HTTP server name
Address type HTTP IP address HTTP IPv6 address
Local port number Peer port number BSU module number

3 Run LST MGW to query the information of the MGW on CSCF.
Result:
Entity Type Domain name
Host name

4 Run LST H248LNK to query the information of H.248 link data on CSCF.
Result:
MGW name Link name Link index
BSG module number SCTP local IP address 1 SCTP local IP address 2
SCTP remote port number

5 Run LST MRFPRES to query the resource types and resource quantities supported by an MRFP on
CSCF.
Result:
O&M #243
%%LST MRFPRES:;%%
RETCODE = 0 Operation succeeded
The result is as follows

------------------------
MRFP name = MRFP
Region ID = 1
Protocol type = H.248
Audio codec list = G711A
= G711u
= G722
= G723_1
= G726
= G728
= G729
= GSM_FR
= GSM_HR
= GSM_EFR
= FR_AMR
= HR_AMR
= UMTS_AMR
= UMTS_AMR_2
= TDMA_EFR

= PDC_EFR
= UMTS_AMRWB
= GSM
= AMR
= AMR-WB
= iLBC
= EVRC
= EVRC0
= EVRCB
= EVRCB0
= EVS
Video codec list = H261
= H263
= H264
= MPEG4
2833 capability = Basic Capability2833
Media address type = ANY
Multistream Video capability = No
(Number of results = 1)
--- END
MRFP name Region ID Protocol type
Video codec 2833

list capability

Chapter 4 Querying the MRFP Local Office Data
4.1 Task Scenario

1. Querying the MRFP local office data.
2. Understand the key parameters of each command.
LST ME Display network element
LST VM Query VM information
LST MODULE Display information about a module

Querying basic local Display the mapping between the
office data configuration LST LANGTYPE language type string and the language
type ID
LST ETHIF Query a main Ethernet interface
LST MEDADDR Query media address
4.2 Operation Steps
No. Procedure
1 Task: Log in to the MML command interface of the OMU client and select the CGP.
2 Run LST ME to check the MRFP data on CGP.
Result:
ME ID ME TYPE ME version

3 Log in to the MML command interface of the OMU client and select the MRP6600.
4 Run LST VM to query the VM information.

Result:
VM name Application type Application Redundant type

type
5 Run LST MODULE to query the configurations of modules.

Result:
Module No. Module type Active VM name Standby VM Module name

name
6 Run LST ETHIF to query software parameters.
Result:
Virtual machine name Port name Main interface name
7 Run LST LANGTYPE to query the mappings between language type strings and language types.
Result:
Language type string Language type ID Language type

8 Run LST MEDADDR to query media addresses.

Result:
Media IP HRU module ID Interface name Address type IPv4 gateway

address name
IPv4 address IPv4 gateway IPv6 address IPv6 prefix IPv6 gateway
mask length
Audio packet Audio packet

protocol type IPQOS value

Chapter 5 Querying the Interworking Data between MRFP

and other NEs
5.1 Task Scenario

1. Query the interworking data between the MRFP and the MRFC.

Querying Data for LST VMRFP Display a virtual MRFP
Interworking Between the
MRFP and the MRFC LST MRFC Display an MRFC
LST H248LNK Display H.248 links
5.2 Operation Steps
No. Procedure
1 Task: Log in to the MML command interface of the OMU client and select the MRP6600.

2 Run LST SIGADDR to query for the H.248 address.

Result:
H.248 address HRU module ID Interface name Address type IPv4 gateway
name
IPv4 address IPv4 gateway IPv6 address IPv6 prefix IPv6 gateway
mask length
Audio packet Audio packet

protocol type IPQOS value

3 Run LST VMRFP to query the information about the virtual MRFP.
Result:
Virtual MRFP Name Virtual MRFP MID Virtual MRFP MID

type

4 Run LST MRFC to query the MRFC information.

Result:
Virtual MRFP MRFC Name H248 version

Name

5 Run LST H248LNK to query H248LNK information about on MRFP.

Result:
Virtual MRFP MRFC Name Link name Transfer Local Master IP

name protocol type address
Local port Peer Master Peer port PPU Module No. H248 signaling
No. address No. link No.
Peer IPv6 Local master

address H.248 address

Chapter 6 MRFC&MRFP Operation and Maintenance
6.1 Task Scenario

This task will guide you how to do the operation and maintenance for
MRFC&MRFP. Including:
1: Understanding some useful maintenance commands and its parameters
2: Signaling tracing and get familiar with the signaling tracing tool:
 Tracing the SIP and H248 message during a call for MRFC and MRFP
6.2 Task1 MRFP Routine Operation Commands

Those commands as follows are execute in MRFP MML client.
No. Procedure
1 Task: Log in to the MML command interface of the OMU client and select the
MRP6600.
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2 Run DSP MRSTS to display resource status.

Result:
VPU module Total resource Resource Idle resource

No. capability usage(%) capability
Used resource Fault resource Used by AMR Used by AMR-

capability capability WB
Used by iLBC Used by G.729 Used by G.723 Used by G.711
Used by FC Used by VC Used by CC Used by DVC
Used by MVC Used by SEC Used by EVS Used by MCC
Used by VQE
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3 Run DSP IPBRES to display IP bear resource on the HRU module.
Result:
HRU Module No.
Total bearable bandwidth(Kbps)
Total unbearable bandwidth(Kbps)
Total assigned bandwidth(Kbps)
Total available bandwidth(Kbps)
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4 Run DSP IPSTATS to query IP packet statistics of the HRU module.
View the result and check whether the bearer status is normal.
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5 Run DSP CMUINFO to display statistics information of single CMU on MRFP.
Current using contexts
Used contexts in history
Freed context
Call loss context
Total duration in history
CHOOSE Context Operations per

second accepted in last 1 minute
CHOOSE Context Operations per

second accepted in last 3 minutes
CHOOSE Context Operations Rejected

by Flow Control
6 Run CHK TONEFILE to verify static tone files.

Record the inconsistency in the Result row of the command output.
7 Run CHK LOCALFILE to verify local media files.

Record the inconsistency in the Result row of the command output.
8 Run DSP ESN to query the device ESN. The ESN is required to obtain a license file.
Check whether the command output has Raw ESN and ESN.
9 Run DSP LICENSE to query the information about license file status on the OMU and
the host.
Check whether the License file name contains records in the command output.
Confirm that the running phase is normal.
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6.3 Task2 MRFC Tracing Tool Operation

Open the MRFC signaling trace tool when interconnecting with the MRFP
(MRFP tracing tool operation is similar with MRFC, so will not be introduced here)
1 Create an MRFC SIP message trace task in the CSCF signaling trace tool. The traced IP
address is the IP address of the MRFC. This IP address can be obtained by running LST
MADDR on the CSCF operation interface. This IP address is optional. The following
figure shows the SIP message trace selection.
After get the tracing message, then you check the message content and find the media
stream control related parameter.
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2 Create an MRFC H248 message trace task in the CSCF signaling trace tool. The traced
media gateway flag is the flag of the MRFP. This flag can be obtained by running LST
MGW on the CSCF operation interface. The following figure shows the H248 message
trace selection.
To trace the signaling between the MRFP whose media gateway flag is 0 and the MRFC,
set the information as shown in the following figure:
After get the tracing message, and then check the message content and find the media
stream related parameter.
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6.4 Task3: Check the tone file name transfer in the message
i. Implement a service in which the MRFC/MRFP is involved
ATS: Do not disturb, for instance
Other AS (simulator): Your instructor will help you to configure the simulated AS
ii. Make a service call (Do not disturb) then trace the session in SIP interface
of MRFC, and then check the tone file name in the INFO message from the
AS to the MRFC.
What is the tone file name? Where is it contained in?
For instance:
iii. Make a service call (Wrong Number) then trace the session in H248
interface of MRFC, and then check the related MOD_REQ message in the
H248 message
What is the tone file name? Where is it ?
For instance:
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Chapter 7 Interworking Data Configuration between

MRFC and other NEs (Optional)
7.1 Task Scenario

This task will guide you how to configure the interworking data between the
MRFC and the AS, interworking between the MRFC and the MRFP, and
understand the key parameters of each command and how to configure the
parameters.
MR
FP
191.1.8.9
/16
MR
FC
IP
191.1.8.8 Networ
/16 A
T
191.1.8.10
/16
Items Configuration Commands Function
Configuring data for ADD AS Configuring the peer AS data

Interworking Between Configuring the peer HTTP
the MRFC and the AS ADD MHTTPS
device data
Configuring a peer MRFP data

ADD MGW
record
Configuring data for
Configuring a data record about
ADD H248LNK the link between the MRFC and
the MRFC and the
the peer MRFP
MRFP
Configuring resources supported
ADD MRFPRES
by the MRFP
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7.2 Key Parameter Data Plan

 The data plan of MRFC is just list the key parameter, the other parameter can configure as default
in MML client.
 Group policy: the group id is consist with the example value, for instant AS ID is 0-5, and your
group is 1, then your example value is 0. If your group is 6, then your example value is 5.
Category Parameter Example Value

AS name ATS0-5
ADD AS Domain name ims8.com
Host name ats0-5.ims8.com
Link name MRC_HTTP_LINK0-5
MRFC IP address name MRFC

HTTP server name ATS0-5
HTTP IP address 191.1.8.10
ADD MHTTPS Local port number 8900-5
Peer port number 80
BSU module number 7
Transmission protocol type TCP
Local entity work mode Client
Entity Type MRFC
MGW name MRFP0-5
ADD MGW
Transport protocol SCTP protocol
MGW type MRFP
MGW name MRFP0-5
Transport protocol SCTP protocol
Link name MRFC_MRFP0-5
BSU module number 7
ADD H248LNK
Local IP address 1 191.1.8.8
Local port number 2940-5
Remote IP address 1 191.1.8.9
Remote port number 2940-5
MRFP name MRFP0-5
ADD MRFPRES
Region ID 1-6
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Audio codec list “Select All”
Video codec list “Select All”
2833 capability Basic Capability2833
7.3 Task Preparation

 Before you execute the configuration for the interworking data between the MRFC and the AS,
interworking between the MRFC and the MRFP, you need to remove the old data exited in the
system. You can use the commands in CSCF MML client as below.
Items Removing Commands Function
Removing data for Removing the peer HTTP device

RMV MHTTPS
Interworking Between data
the MRFC and the AS RMV AS Removing the peer AS data
Removing resources supported

RMV MRFPRES
by the MRFP
Removing data for
Removing a data record about
RMV H248LNK the link between the MRFC and
the MRFC and the
the peer MRFP
MRFP
Removing a peer MRFP data
RMV MGW
record
 Then make sure date configuration of MRFC address have been completed.
7.4 Data Configuration Operation Steps
NO. Procedure Remarks
1 Task: Log in to the MML command interface of the OMU

client and select the CSCF.
ADD AS
 Task: Run ADD AS to specify a peer AS device for an MRFC. ADD MHTTPS
Enter the corresponding key parameters in the following table
according to the planned parameter table.
ADD MGW
AS name
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Domain name
Host name ADD H248LNK
 Configuration script: ADD MRFPRES

ADD AS: ASNM="as1", DN="huawei.com", HN="as1";
2  Task: Run ADD MHTTPS to add an HTTP device to an

MRFC..
Enter the corresponding key parameters in the following table ADD AS
Link name ADD MHTTPS
MRFC IP address name

ADD MGW
HTTP server name
HTTP IP address
ADD H248LNK
Local port number
Peer port number
ADD MRFPRES
BSU module number
Transmission protocol
type
Local entity work mode
 Configuration script:
ADD MHTTPS: LNKNAME="mlink1", ADDRN="MADDR0",
HTTPN="server1", IPT=IPV4, IP="172.25.200.126", LPT=19500,
PPT=1951, BSUMID=8, HTTPTYPE=HTTPS,
LNKTYPE=Persistent, CAFN="cacrt.pem",
CERFN="clientcert.pem", CERKEYFN="clientkey.pem",
CERKEYPWD=******;
3  Task: Run ADD MGW to add an MGW data record.

according to the planned parameter table. ADD AS
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Entity Type
ADD MHTTPS
MGW name
Transport protocol
ADD MGW
MGW type
ADD H248LNK
ADD MRFPRES
ADD MGW: EN="entity1", DN="huawei.com",
HN="host.huawei.com";
4  Task: Run ADD H248LNK to add an H.248 link data record.

according to the planned parameter table. ADD AS
MGW name
ADD MHTTPS
Transport protocol
Link name
ADD MGW
BSU module number
Local IP address 1
ADD H248LNK
Local port number
Remote IP address 1
ADD MRFPRES
Remote port number
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ADD H248LNK: MGWNAME="MGW0", TRNST=SCTP,

LNKNAME="LINK0", BSUMN=22, IPT=IPV4, SLOCIP1="172.16.108.100",
SLOCPORT=2945, SRMTIP1="172.16.200.109", SRMTPORT=2945;
5  Task: Run ADD MRFPRES to add a data record about the

resource types and resource quantities supported by an
MRFP. ADD AS
ADD MHTTPS
MRFP name
Region ID
ADD MGW
ACODEC
VCODEC
ADD H248LNK
CAPBL2833
MAT
 Configuration script: ADD MRFPRES
 ADD MRFPRES: ACODEC=G711A-1&G711U-1&G723_1-
1&iLBC-1, VCODEC=H263-1&H264-1,
CAPBL2833=BASICCAPABILITY-1, MAT=ANY;
7.5 Data Configuration Validate

There is no operation to query the link data configuration of MRFC and AS, so this
chapter just validates the link data configuration of MRFC and MRFP.
No. Procedure
Task: Run DSP H248LNK to add query the status of the H.248 links of a specified MGW
(such as the UMG/SBC/MRFP).
Result:
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Chapter 8 Interworking Data Configuration between

MRFP and MRFC (Optional)
8.1 Task Scenario

This task will guide you how to configure the interworking data between the
MRFP and the MRFC, and understand the key parameters of each command and
how to configure the parameters.
MRFP
191.1.8.9 /16
MRFC
IP Network
191.1.8.8 /16
ATS
191.1.8.10 /16
Configuration
Items Function
Commands
Configuring Data for Query the configuration information of

LST VMRFP
Interworking Between a virtual MRFP
the MRFP and the LST MRFC Query the MRFC information
MRFC
Query H.248 signaling link
LST H248LNK
configurations
8.2 Key Parameter Data Plan

 The data plan of MRFP is just list the key parameter, the other parameter you can judge and assign
by yourself upon you learning knowledge.
 Group policy:
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1. The group id is consist with the example value, for instant AS ID is 0-5, and your group is 1,
then your example value is 0. If your group is 6, then your example value is 5.
2. The commands from ADD ETHIF to ADD MEDADDR only configure by one group. Other
groups cannot be configured.

Virtual machine name MRP_VM_MRPHRUF1_VDU1_0
VNIC1
Port name
ADD ETHIF VNIC1
MRP6600_SIG
Main interface name
MRP6600_MED
H.248 address name IP_Addr_01
HRU module No. 451
Main interface name MRP_SIG_IF
Address type IPV4

ADD SIGADDR
IPv4 address 192.168.1.12
IPv4 address mask 255.255.255.128
IPv4 gateway 191.1.6.254

Media address name Media_Addr_01
HRU module No. 451
Main interface name MRP_MED_IF
ADD MEDADDR Address type IPV4
IPv4 address 10.10.1.6
IPv4 address mask 255.255.255.128
IPv4 gateway 10.10.1.1
SET BFD Enable the IPv4 BFD function 使能 IPv4 BFD 功能
MRP_SIG_IF
Interface name
MRP_MED_IF
ADD DETECTIP
192.168.1.13
IPv4 address
10.10.1.7
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255.255.255.0
Mask
255.255.255.0
SIG_BFD_Active
SIG_BFD_Standby
Session name
MED_BFD_Active
MED_BFD_Standby
192.168.1.12
ADD BFDSESSION
192.168.1.13
Local IPv4 address
10.10.1.6
10.10.1.7
192.168.1.50
Peer IPv4 address
10.10.1.49
SIG_BFD_Active
SIG_BFD_Standby
ADD IPHABFDBD Session name
MED_BFD_Active
MED_BFD_Standby
MRP_SIG_IF
Interface name
MRP_MED_IF
192.168.1.12
Local active probe IPv4 address
10.10.1.6
ADD ARPPRB 192.168.1.50
Peer gateway IPv4 address
10.10.1.49
192.168.1.14
Local standby probe IPv4
address
10.10.1.8
Probe type GWPRB(Gateway probe)
Virtual MRFP name VMRFP 0-5
Virtual MRFP MID type IP
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Enable the IPv4

191.1.6.9:2945 (Signaling IP address of
BFD function ADD Virtual MRFP MID
the MRFP)
VMRFP
Virtual MRFP name VMRFP 0-5

MRFC name MRFC 0-5
MRFC MID type IP
ADD MRFC
191.1.6.8:2945 (Signaling IP address of the
MRFC MID
MRFC)
Master/Slave flag MASTER
Virtual MRFP name VMRFP0-5
MRFC name. MRFC 0-5
H248 signaling link name MRFP_MRFC0-5
Transfer protocol type SCTP
191.1.6.9 (Signaling IP address of the
Local Master IP address
ADD H248LNK MRFP)
Local port No. 2940-5
191.1.6.8 (Signaling IP address of the
Peer Master address
MRFC)
Peer port No. 2940-5
PPU Module No. 51
8.3 Task Preparation

Before you execute the configuration for the interworking data between the MRFP and the
MRFC, you need to remove the old data exited in the system. You can use the commands in
MRFP MML client as below.
Items Removing Commands Function
RMV H248LNK Remove H.248 links
Removing Data for RMV MRFC Remove a virtual MRFC

RMV VMRFP Remove a virtual MRFP
the MRFP and the
MRFC RMV MEDADDR Remove a media address
RMV SIGADDR Remove an H.248 address
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RMV ETHIF Remove a main Ethernet interface
 Then make sure date configuration of MRFP local office data have been completed.
8.4 Data Configuration Operation Steps
NO. Procedure Remarks
Task: Log in to the MML command interface of the OMU client

and select the MRP6600.
1 Run ADD ETHIF to add main Ethernet interfaces. ADD ETHIF

according to the planned parameter table. (this command can only
configure by one group) ADD SIGADDR
Virtual machine name
Port name
ADD MEDADDR
Main interface name
SET BFD
 ADD ETHIF: VMNAME="MRPHRUS_0_1",
PORTNAME=VNIC2, IFNAME="MRP_SIG_IF";
 ADD ETHIF: VMNAME="MRPHRUS_0_1", ADD
PORTNAME=VNIC3, IFNAME="MRP_MED_IF"; DETECTIP
ADD
BFDSESSION
ADD
IPHABFDBD
ADD ARPPRB
ADD VMRFP
ADD MRFC
ADD H248LNK
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ACT VMRFP
2 Run ADD SIGADDR to add H.248 signaling IP addresses. ADD ETHIF
according to the planned parameter table. (this command can only
configure by one group) ADD SIGADDR
Result:
H.248 address name

ADD MEDADDR
HRU module No.
Main interface name
Address type SET BFD
IPv4 address
ADD
IPv4 address mask DETECTIP
IPv4 gateway
ADD
BFDSESSION
 ADD SIGADDR: ADDRNAME="IP_Addr_01", HRUMID=451, ADD
IFNAME="MRP_SIG_IF", IPTYPE=IPV4,
IPHABFDBD
IPADDRESSV4="192.168.1.12", MASK="255.255.255.128",
IPV4GW="192.168.1.1";
ADD ARPPRB
ADD VMRFP
ADD MRFC
ADD H248LNK
ACT VMRFP
3 Run ADD MEDADDR to add media address for a specified ADD ETHIF
external network interface.
according to the planned parameter table. (this command can only ADD SIGADDR
configure by one group)
Media address name

ADD MEDADDR
HRU module No.
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Main interface name

Address type SET BFD
IPv4 address
ADD DETECTIP
IPv4 address mask
IPv4 gateway ADD
 Configuration script: BFDSESSION
 ADD MEDADDR: ADDRNAME="Media_Addr_01",
HRUMID=451, IFNAME="MRP_MED_IF", IPTYPE=IPV4, ADD
IPADDRESSV4="10.10.1.6", MASK="255.255.255.128",
IPHABFDBD
IPV4GW="10.10.1.1";
ADD ARPPRB
ADD VMRFP
ADD MRFC
ADD H248LNK
ACT VMRFP
4 Run SET BFD to enable or disable the Bidirectional Forwarding ADD ETHIF
Detection (BFD) function.
according to the planned parameter table. ADD SIGADDR
Enable the IPv4 BFD function
Enable the IPv6 BFD function
ADD MEDADDR
Session waiting restoration
duration(s)
 SET BFD: BFD=YES; SET BFD
ADD
DETECTIP
ADD
BFDSESSION
ADD 46
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ADD ARPPRB
ADD VMRFP
ADD MRFC
ADD H248LNK
ACT VMRFP
5 Run ADD DETECTIP to enable or disable the Bidirectional ADD ETHIF
Forwarding Detection (BFD) function.
Interface name
IP type
ADD MEDADDR
IPv4 address
Mask
IPv4 Gateway SET BFD
IPv6 address
Prefix length
ADD
IPv6 Gateway DETECTIP
ADD
 ADD DETECTIP: IFNAME="MRP_SIG_IF",
IP="192.168.1.13", MSK="255.255.255.0"; BFDSESSION
 ADD DETECTIP: IFNAME="MRP_MED_IF", ADD

IP="10.10.1.7", MSK="255.255.255.0"; IPHABFDBD
ADD ARPPRB
ADD VMRFP
ADD MRFC
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ADD H248LNK
ACT VMRFP
6 Run ADD BFDSESSION to add a data record for a Bidirectional ADD ETHIF
Forwarding Detection (BFD) session.
Session name
IP type
ADD MEDADDR
Local IPv4 address
Peer IPv4 address
Local IPv6 address
SET BFD
Peer IPv6 address
Interface name
ADD
Detection time multiplier
DETECTIP
Min TX interval(ms)
ADD
Min RX interval(ms)
BFDSESSION
Check packet loss rate in a
period ADD
Probe failure threshold in a IPHABFDBD
period (%)
ADD ARPPRB
Probe times in a period
Description
 Configuration script: ADD VMRFP
 ADD BFDSESSION: BFDSESSION="SIG_BFD_Active",
IPTYPE=IPV4, LIPV4="192.168.1.12", ADD MRFC
PIPV4="192.168.1.50";
 ADD BFDSESSION: BFDSESSION="SIG_BFD_Standby",
ADD H248LNK
IPTYPE=IPV4, LIPV4="192.168.1.13",
PIPV4="192.168.1.50";
 ADD BFDSESSION: BFDSESSION="MED_BFD_Active", ACT VMRFP
IPTYPE=IPV4, LIPV4="10.10.1.6", PIPV4="10.10.1.49";
 ADD BFDSESSION:
BFDSESSION="MED_BFD_Standby", IPTYPE=IPV4,
LIPV4="10.10.1.7", PIPV4="10.10.1.49";
7 Run ADD IPHABFDBD to configure a Bidirectional Forwarding ADD ETHIF
Detection (BFD) session for the active/standby arbitration
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between service processes running on virtual machines (VMs).

Session name
ADD MEDADDR
 ADD IPHABFDBD: BFDSESSION="SIG_BFD_Active";
 ADD IPHABFDBD: BFDSESSION="SIG_BFD_Standby";
 ADD IPHABFDBD: BFDSESSION="MED_BFD_Active"; SET BFD
 ADD IPHABFDBD: BFDSESSION="MED_BFD_Standby";
ADD DETECTIP
ADD BFDSESSION
ADD
IPHABFDBD
ADD ARPPRB
ADD VMRFP
ADD MRFC
ADD H248LNK
ACT VMRFP
8 Run ADD ARPPRB to configure the virtual MRFP. ADD ETHIF
ADD SIGADDR
Interface name
Local active probe IPv4
address
ADD MEDADDR
Peer gateway IPv4 address
Probe type
Local standby probe IPv4
SET BFD
address
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Probe interval accuracy

Interface name
Probe interval (s)
Probe interval (hundred ms)
ADD BFDSESSION
Link fault threshold
Link recovery threshold
ADD IPHABFDBD
Probe failure threshold in a
period (%)
Probe recovery threshold in a ADD ARPPRB
period (%)
Probe times in a period
ADD VMRFP
Probe description
ADD MRFC
 ADD ARPPRB: IFNAME="MRP_NFS_IF", LMIP="10.2.90.30",
PGIP="10.2.90.200", PT=ASPRB, LSIP="10.2.90.34";
 ADD ARPPRB: IFNAME="MRP_NFS_IF", LMIP="10.2.90.31", ADD H248LNK
PGIP="10.2.90.201", PT=ASPRB, LSIP="10.2.90.35";
ACT VMRFP
9 Run ADD VMRFP to send ARP probes maps to a maximum of ADD ETHIF
100 IPv4 addresses of the peer end.
Virtual MRFP Name
Virtual MRFP MID type
ADD MEDADDR
Virtual MRFP MID
 ADD VMRFP: VMRFPNM="VMRFP1", MIDTYPE=IP, SET BFD
MID="192.168.1.12:2945", MMGCDFLAG=NO;
ADD DETECTIP
ADD BFDSESSION
ADD IPHABFDBD
ADD ARPPRB
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ADD VMRFP
ADD MRFC
ADD H248LNK
ACT VMRFP
10 Run ADD MRFC to add an MRFC data record. ADD ETHIF
ADD SIGADDR
Virtual MRFP name
MRFC name
MRFC MID type ADD MEDADDR
MRFC MID
Master/Slave flag
SET BFD
 ADD MRFC: VMRFPNM="VMRFP1", MRFCNM="MRFC1",
MIDTYPE=IP, MID="192.168.1.11:2945", MSS=MASTER;
ADD DETECTIP
ADD BFDSESSION
ADD IPHABFDBD
ADD ARPPRB
ADD VMRFP
ADD MRFC
ADD H248LNK
ACT VMRFP
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11 Run ADD H248LNK to add an H.248 signaling link. ADD ETHIF

ADD SIGADDR
Virtual MRFP name
MRFC name.
H248 signaling link name ADD MEDADDR
Transfer protocol type
Local Master IP address
SET BFD
Local port No.
Peer Master address
Peer port No. ADD DETECTIP
PPU Module No.

ADD BFDSESSION
 ADD H248LNK: VMRFPNM="VMRFP1",
MRFCNM="MRFC1", LINKNAME="VMRFP1_MRFC1_0",
TT=SCTP, LOCALIP="10.189.34.11", LOCALPORT=2946,
PEERIP="10.189.34.33", PEERPORT=2946, PPUMID=51; ADD IPHABFDBD
ADD ARPPRB
PEERIP="10.189.34.33", PEERPORT=2948, PPUMID=52;
 ADD H248LNK: VMRFPNM="VMRFP1", ADD VMRFP
PEERIP="10.189.34.33", PEERPORT=2945, PPUMID=53; ADD MRFC
MRFCNM="MRFC1", LINKNAME="VMRFP1_MRFC1_3", ADD H248LNK
PEERIP="10.189.34.33", PEERPORT=2947, PPUMID=54;
ACT VMRFP
12  Task: Run ACT VMRFP to activate a virtual MRFP so that the ADD ETHIF
MRFP can select an MRFC for registration.
Virtual MRFP id
ADD MEDADDR
 ACT VMRFP: VMRFPNM="VMRFP1"; SET BFD
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ADD DETECTIP
ADD BFDSESSION
ADD IPHABFDBD
ADD ARPPRB
ADD VMRFP
ADD MRFC
ADD H248LNK
ACT VMRFP
8.5 Data Configuration Validate
No. Procedure
1 Task: Log in to the MML command interface of the OMU client and select the MRFP.
2 Run DSP VMRFP to display the major information about a virtual MRFP, including:
 Status of the virtual MRFP: un-registered, waiting for link establishment, waiting for
disconnection, waiting for registration, in service, and out of service
 MRFC currently selected by the virtual MRFP
Result:(check the Run State of the VMRFP normal or not)
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3 Run DSP H248LNK to query the status information of a specified H.248 signaling link.
Result:(check the Run State of Link normal or not)
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Course Code Product Product Version Issue

OZC085801 CSC3300 V500R021C00 9.00

Prepared Time Approved By New/Update

Lin Yongning 2012-12 Li Zhong New

R&D 2013-04 Lin Yongning Update

Song Shilei 2015-05 Update

Lizhong 2015-07 Lizhong Update

Meng Fanzhuang 2017-04 Chen Dongming Update

Zhao Lijuan 2018-4 Li Guangbin Update

BaiMei ZhangYing 2019-09 ZhangDanYang Update

ZhangDanYang 2020-02 Li Guangbin Update

1.1 Configuration Networking

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1.2 General Data Configuration Flow

Items Querying Commands Function

Querying hardware data

LST ME（CGP） Query network element

Querying local office data LST MRFC Query entity

LST MADDR Query the IP address of the MRFC

Querying data for LST AS Query the peer AS data

LST MGW Query a peer MRFP data record

Query a data record about the link

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MRFP data querying flow:

Items Querying Commands Function

LST ME（CGP） Query network element

LST VM Query VM information

LST MODULE Query information about a module

LST ETHIF Query a main Ethernet interface

LST MEDADDR Query media address

LST SIGADDR Query H.248 address

Querying Data for LST VMRFP Query a virtual MRFP

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Chapter 2 Querying the Local Office Data

2.1 Task Scenario

Items Querying Commands Function

LST ME（CGP） Query network element

LST VM Query information about the VM

Query configuration information

LST MADDR Query IP address of the MRFC

Query the mapping between the

2.2 Operation Steps

1 Note: Ignore this step for the ATCA-based MRP6600.

Virtual machine name Location description Application type

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ME name ME type ME version

Run LST MRFC to check the MRFC entity on CSCF.

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Entity name Domain name Host name

7 Run LST MODULE to check function module on CSCF of OMU LMT.

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Module number Module type Active virtual machine Module name

8 Run LST MADDR to query the configuration of an MRFC IP address on CSCF.

MRFC IP address name DPU module number Address type

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IP address Subnet mask or prefix Gateway

Network port number

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Chapter 3 Querying the Interworking Data between MRFC

3.1 Task Scenario

Items Querying Commands Function