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Licensing of Intelligent Network and Wireless Protocols

Operation of the Intelligent Network (IN) protocols on the CSP requires two separate license keys:

• SS7 Product License SCCP/TCAP

• IntelliNet Codec License

These license keys are orderable through Dialogic Sales, and are based on the following customer-supplied information:

• Chassis ID

Unique serial number of the specific CSP chassis running the SCCP/TCAP stack

• Host ID

Manufacturer's unique identification number for the customer-supplied host computer

• Number of Active SS7 Cards

This is the number of SS7 cards that are licensed to execute the SCCP/TCAP stack concurrently in the specified CSP chassis. A redundant SS7 card pair counts as 1 Active SS7 Card. This number has a range of 1 to 4.

• Codecs

Required IN protocol stacks. Valid values are UMTS MAP, CAMEL, WIN, and ANSI-41 and INAP. Future values will include AIN.

These license keys are independent from the codec version, host operating system, and CSP System Software release.

Upgrades

Upgrades for additional Active SS7 Cards or Codecs will result in new license keys for both the SS7 Product License SCCP/TCAP and the IntelliNet codec license, superseding the previous license keys for the specified Chassis ID and Host ID.

Pricing

Pricing for these license keys is available from Dialogic Sales.

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