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Matrix ConfigureDS Configure : DeviceServerEx

Use the SK_DeviceServerEx message to configure the IP Signaling Series 3 card.

Description

This message is used by the CSA to configure the IP Signaling Series 3 card. Its configuration syntax corresponds to the message fields of the XL_DeviceServerConfigure and XL_IPCallServerConfigure messages.

Sent by

Host, via CSA configuration or SwitchManager configuration file.

Arguments

The following table shows the arguments you can change:

Arguments | Description
--- | ---
ObjectType | 0x0020
ID | Device Server ID
CallServerID | The LNI of the CSP Matrix Series 3 card
Slot | Slot for the Device Server
ConfigTag | ignored by SMgr
CompatFlat | any number
PollInterval | see the ServerConfig message
AllowedMissedPolls | see the ServerConfig message
Port | Device Server IP Port
PrimaryCSPort | Port for CSP Matrix Series 3 card to listen on
SecondaryCSPort | Port for CSP Matrix Series 3 card to listen on
IpAddress | IP at Device Server
PrimaryCSIpAddress | IP at CSP Matrix Series 3 card
SecondaryCSIpAddress | IP at CSP Matrix Series 3 card
DeviceType | 0x01
Platform | see the DeviceServerConfig message
IPDCUsage | see the DeviceServerConfig message
DSInterfaceSupport | see the DeviceServerConfig message

Configuration

DeviceServerEx (

ObjectType = integer,

Id = integer,

CallServerId = integer,

Slot = integer,

ConfigTag = integer,

CompatFlag = integer,

PollInterval = integer,

AllowedMissedPolls = integer,

Port = integer,

PrimaryCSPort = integer,

SecondaryCSPort = integer,

IpAddress = string,

PrimaryCSIpAddress = string,

SecondaryCSIpAddress = string,

DeviceType = integer,

Platform = integer,

IDDCUsage = integer,

DSInterfaceSupport = BYTE ARRAY);

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