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HP OpenCall SS7 platform Operations Guide: For Release 3.1 on Linux > Chapter 3 Configuring the Platform

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Configuring the HP OpenCall SS7 platform consists of the following:

  • Creating a new configuration (note that a number of pre-defined configurations are also available).

  • Modifying the new configuration to use the correct values for your system.

  • Installing the configuration—this moves the new or updated configuration from the saved state to the running state. Note that when the configuration is updated for a running system, the modified configuration files will not be used until the platform has been stopped and restarted.

  • Propagating the configuration—this copies the new or modified configuration onto all systems in the platform, ensuring consistency.

To perform these tasks, use the cfg* commands. For a list of these commands, see “List of Commands Used in Configuration ”.

NOTE: When updating the configuration for a running system, after the modified configuration files have been installed (and are in a ‘running’ state) they will not be used until the platform has been stopped and restarted.

Configuration States

A configuration can be in one of two states:

  • saved—located in the directory /var/opt/OC/working_config/

  • running—located in /etc/opt/OC

The table below summarizes what happens to the configuration files in different situations:

Table 3-1 Configuration File States

TaskActionResult
Create new configuration or modify existing saved configurationCreate configurationConfiguration is in saved state

Modify configuration

Modified configuration still in saved state
Install configuration

Existing running configuration (if any) moved to saved state—directory named so as not to overwrite any other saved configurations

New configuration moved to running state

Save As configurationChanges saved to directory
Modify running configurationModify configurationModified configuration is in running state
Save configuration

Running configuration copied to saved state—directory named so as not to overwrite any other saved configurationsNote:

If you do not explicitly save your modified configuration, no backup copy of it exists.

Propagate configuration

Running configuration copied to all other systems in platform

Check configurationConfiguration validated.

 

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