OAX000203 Data Configuration For MRS ISSUE2.0-20041018-A

Data Configuration for MRS
ISSUE 2.0
Fixed Network Curriculum

Development Section
Objective
After this session, you will:
 Know the working principle of MRS

 Understand data configuration of MRS
 Configure related data for interworking
between SoftX3000 and MRS.
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Confidential Information of Huawei.
No Spreading without Permission. Security Level: Internal
References
 Configuration of MRS – Data Configuration – Operation

Manual – Product Manual
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About This Session
Section 1 Related Concepts
Section 2 Configuring Embedded MRS Data
Section 3 Configuring External MRS Data
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Media Resource Server
 MRS (Media Resource Server) is a special kind of media

gateway device adopting MGCP or H.248 protocol.
 It is used to provide the media processing functions for

the basic services and supplementary services, including
service tone provision, conference resource provision,
Interactive Voice Response (IVR), announcement and
advanced voice services.
 The MRS supports playing tones and announcements as

well as the extended functions specified in RFC2705.
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Related Protocol and Realization
 Standard open MGCP is adopted for communication

between MRS and SoftX3000.
 Huawei U-SYS solution supports three kinds of MRS

networking modes:
1.MRS embedded in SoftX3000
2.MRS embedded in UMG8900
3.external MRS (MRS6000).
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MRS Voice Categories
I. Divided according to playing:

 Synchronous voice: the digital voice played by the MRS from
its beginning every time for each tone playing request.
 Asynchronous voice: the digital voice played by the MRS
unnecessarily from the beginning of the voice file every
time for each tone playing request.
II. Divided according to contents:

 Fixed voice: the digital voice with constant contents played
every time
 Variable voice: the digital voice with dynamically variable
contents played every time.
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MRS Voice Categories
III. Divided according to services:

 Signal tones: the digital tones involved in the basic service,
including dialing tone,etc.
 Basic voice: the digital voice shared by the intelligent
services and supplementary services, including such voice
elements as numerals, time units and monetary unit.
 Supplementary service voice: the digital voice (generally the
asynchronous voice) used by the supplementary services,
such as supplementary service registration announcement.
 Intelligent service voice: the digital voice (generally the
synchronous voice) used by the intelligent services.
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Directory structure
File path Description

To store the voice files required by the embedded MRS
in SoftX3000 (all voice files)
D:\Data\voice
To store the voice files required by MRS6000 (signal
tones and supplementary tones)
To store the Chinese voice files required by MRS6000
D:\Data\voice\Fin\chi
(intelligent service tones).
To store the English voice files required by MRS6000
D:\Data\voice\Fin\eng
(intelligent service tones).
To store the Chinese voice files required by MRS6000
D:\Data\voice\varible\chi
(basic tones).
D:\Data\voice\varible\en To store the English voice files required by MRS6000
g (basic tones).
•From the view of directory structure, the voice files required by the MRS embedded in
SoftX3000 are all stored in the directory “D:\Data\voice”, while the voice files required
by MRS6000 are distributed in different directories.
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Major voice files
File name format Remark

Voice file with suffix The Chinese voice file to be loaded to the MRS
as “.chi” embedded in SoftX3000.
Voice file with suffix The English voice file to be loaded to the MRS
as “.eng” embedded in SoftX3000.
Voice file with suffix The Malaysia voice file to be loaded to the MRS
as “.may” embedded in SoftX3000.
Voice file with suffix

The voice file to be loaded to MRS6000.
as “.wav”
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ToneID
 Voice elements are saved in MRS database in the format

of *.wav. These voice files can be loaded to MRS via PC
by means of TFTP protocol, and called by MRS gateway
through operation in SoftX3000 by means of MGCP
protocol.
 All voice elements have a unique number identifier, called
Tone ID. Through the tools provided by services of the
third party, these voice elements can be used by MRS
according to their unique ID.
 Call relationship of voice files is decided by three factors:
Definition of SoftX3000 voice service module, definition of
XML file, and voice loading relationship. 11
Call Relationship between Play Operation and Voice
Files
Definition of SoftX3000 definition of XML voice loading

voice service module file relationship
clipIn
PARAM AudioSet
TONEID dex / voice file name
VALUE setName
Clip ID
HWF00100
TID_0X0001 1 1 LC_117_tone.wav
01
HWF00100 LC_wakeup_tone.w
TID_0X0004 4 4
04 av
TID_0X000 HWF00100 LC_error_number_t
11 11
B 0B one.wav
TID_0X000 HWF00100 LC_no_such_numb
12 12
C 0C er_tone.wav
HWF00100 LC_absent_tone.wa
TID_0X002E 46 46
2E v
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About This Session
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Data configuration procedure
Start
Equipment data Trunk data
Office data Number analysis
Charging data Subscriber data
MG data Centrex data
MRS data Call barring data
Protocol data IN service data
Signaling data IPN service data
Routing data Other service data
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Configuring Embedded MRS Data Preparations
Input parameter Output parameter

Name Defined in Name Referenced in
Equipment ID of the Media gateway
/ /
MRS data
SN Item Remark
1 Domain names of MRCA boards For interworking with the embedded MRS
Used to define the IP address of the service
2 IP addresses of MRP subboards
bearer channel of the embedded MRS
Local UDP port number at the MGC
3 For interworking with the embedded MRS
side
Local UDP port number at the MG
side
Coding/decoding modes of MRP
subboards
Used to load voice files to the embedded 15
6Confidential
Digital voice
Information files recorded
of Huawei.
No Spreading without Permission.
MRS
Security Level: Internal
Configuration steps
Step Command
Step 1: Add MRCA board ADD BRD
Step 2: Add configuration information of MRCA board ADD MRCCFG
Step 3: Add configuration information of MRP

ADD MRPCFG
subboard
Step 4: Load voice files to the embedded MRS ADD MRCV
Step 5: Add MRS gateway ADD MGW
Step 6: Add mapping relation between tone ID and

ADD TONEID
voice file (optional)
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Parameter referencing relationship
ADD MRCCFG
[MRC module number]
ADD BRD [Default language]
[Frame number] [MRC domain name]
[Slot number] [MGC IPv4 address]
[Module number]
ADD MRPCFG
[MRC module number]
[MRP board]
[MRP IP address]
ADD MGW ADD TONEID
[Equipment ID] [Equipment ID]
[Gatew ay type] [Tone ID]

[MGW descriptiont] [File name]
[Control MID]
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About This Session
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Data configuration procedure
Start
Equipment data Trunk data
Office data Number analysis
Charging data Subscriber data
MG data Centrex data
MRS data Call barring data
Protocol data IN service data
Signaling data IPN service data
Routing data Other service data
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configuring the external MRS data preparations
Input parameter Output parameter

Name Defined in Name Referenced in
Equipment ID of the Media gateway
/ /
MRS data
SN Item Remark
IP address of MRS6000 (that is, the external
1 For interworking with MRS6000
IP address of the SCC)
2 Domain name of MRS6000 For interworking with MRS6000
3 Local UDP port number at the MGC side For interworking with MRS6000
4 Local UDP port number at the MG side For interworking with MRS6000
5 Interface name of MRS6000 For interworking with MRS6000
6 Coding/decoding mode of MRS6000 For interworking with MRS6000
7 Internal IP addresses of MPCs in MRS6000 For interworking with MRS6000
Used to load voice files to
8 Digital voice files recorded 20
Confidential Information of Huawei. MRS6000
Configuring the external MRS data step
Step Command
Step 1: Add MRS gateway ADD MGW

Step 2: Add MRS route ADD MRSRT
Step 3: Add mapping relation between tone ID ADD TONEID
and voice file (optional)
Step 4: Load voice files to the external MRS /
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Parameter referencing relationship
ADD MGW ADD TONEID
[Equipment ID] [Equipment ID]
[Gateway type] [Tone ID]

[MGW descriptiont] [File name]
[Control MID]
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Loading Voice Files to the External MRS
 After you have configured the external MRS data, it is required

to load voice files to the external MRS (MRS6000) through Web
management interface or software tools. Otherwise, the MRS
cannot implement tone playing normally.
 For detailed information about loading voice files to the external
MRS, refer to U-SYS SoftX3000 Operation Manual-Configuration
Example.
 Besides, when you load voice files in batch to the MRS using
software tools, the required batch execution file
“SxLoadClips.bat” is provided by SoftX3000 through the BAM,
and the file is stored in the directory D:\Data\voice.
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MRS6000 Data Preparation
Data needed at SoftX3000 data needed at MRS side

voice service module side W
Internal IP address of MPC IP address of IFMI board of SoftX3000

board voice service module
MPCII control interface name domain name
and domain name
Coding/decoding mode used coding/decoding mode used by
by MRS SoftX3000 voice service module
ADD TONEID is used to add voice
element number (.wav files) at
SoftX3000 voice service module side
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Configuration at MRS Side (Huawei’s MRS6000)
 MRS is provided by the third party equipment manufacturer, so

configurations of different manufacturers are different. Please
refer to the corresponding configuration manuals during
configuration. In the following, Huawei’s MRS6000-C is taken
for description of data configuration.
 MRS6000 system mainly includes two types of cards: SCC-II
and MPC-II. Each MPC-II card has its own control agent and
control protocol and can be regarded as a well-provided MRS.
All MPC-II cards can perform management monitor and
resource allocation through SCC-II card. Except that part of
data are transmitted via RS232 port of SCC-II card, other data
are transmitted through back adapter box.
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Main Steps for Configuration of MRS
 Step 1: Set IP address of Ethernet interface

 Step 2: Configure SCC-II card
 Step 3: Configure MRS through Web interface
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Set Ethernet Interface IP Address
 The operation terminal uses HyperTerminal console to

connect SCC-II via SCC-II serial interface. Input special IP
address of SCC-II card and MPC-II card to select MRS
equipment. Thus, MRS can use this IP address to
communicate with call agent, i.e. SoftX3000.
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Configuration of SCC-II
 SCC-II is the only interface for external communication of

MRS. It also manages all MPC-II cards. Therefore, internal
and external IP address of SCC-II card should be
configured, and all MPC cards should be configured
through SCC-II card.
 Input MRS in the column of host name of SCC-II.
 Input IP address of Ethernet 1 to serve as external IP
address of SCC-II card.
 Input IP address of Ethernet 2 to serve as external IP
address of SCC-II card.
 Input IP address of internal interface (mb0) of MRS6000-C.
 Select “Save and Quit” to save the setting and then exit.
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Configuring MRS through Web Interface
 Visit Web server and pass validity authentication

 Set network communication parameters
 Configure MPC card.
 Start to run MPC card
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Relationship between SoftX3000 and
Huawei’s MRS6000_C in Commands (I)
MRS SoftX3000
[SCCII - External IP Address]
[SCCII - Internal IP Address] ADD MGW
[MPC - Internal IP Address]
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[MGW Index]
AG
[Gateway Type]
MGCP/H248
[Protocol Type]
UDP
[Transport Protocol Type]
ABNF [Code Type]
ms/cnf
[Interface Name]
only for MGCP
[MPC Control Interface Name]+
mrs.huawei.com [Domain Name]
[Mrs Domain Name]
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Relationship between SoftX3000 and
Huawei’s MRS6000_C in Commands (II)
MRS SoftX3000
2 [MGW Index]
Notify Entity
202.38.64.2
[SoftX3000 IP Address] [Local Address]
[SoftX3000 IFMI Board Port
2727 ADD
Number] [Local Port]
UDPMGW
[MPC - Internal IP Address] 182.80.200.103 [Remote Address]

[MRS Port Number] 2427
[Remote Port]
MOD MGCP PS
[SoftX3000 IFMI Board Port
MGCP=2727
Number] [Local MGCP Port]
Note that in case of MGCP you
must consider port number ADD MGW CPB
defined in MOD MGCPPS command. 2
[MGW Index]
PCMA-1&PCMU-1&G7231-
1&G729A-1 [Codec List]
[MRS Codec Capability]
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Summary (I)
 MRS is a kind of MGW. Most of data configuration of MRS on SoftX3000 is the
same as IAD gateway. MRS communicate with SoftX3000 by means of MGCP
protocol.
 Data to be negotiated between SoftX3000 and MRS.
Data needed at SoftX3000 side Data needed at MRS side

Embedded MRS : IP address of IFM board of
MRP IP address SoftX3000
External MRS :
Internal IP address of MPC board of MRS;
external IP address of SCC-II board of
MRS
Port No. of MRS Port No. of IFM board of SoftX3000
MRS domain (EID) Domain name
Coding/decoding mode used by MRS Coding/decoding mode used by
SoftX3000
ADD MRSID is used to add voice
element number (.wav file) at
SoftX3000 side 32
Summary (II)
 Commands of SoftX3000 for Configuring MRS Data :
Task Command
Step 1: Adding MRCI board (Just Inside MRS) ADD BRD
Step 2: Configuring dispatch ability (Optional) SET DPA
Step 3: Setting MGCP version MOD MGCPPS
Step 4: Configuring MRCI information (Just ADD MRCCFG
Inside MRS)
Step 5: Configuring MRP information (Just Inside ADD MRPCFG
MRS)
Step 6: Adding MGW ADD MGW
Step 7: Adding MRS toneID ADD TONEID
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Data Configuration for MRS

Fixed Network Curriculum

After this session, you will:

 Know the working principle of MRS

 Configuration of MRS – Data Configuration – Operation

Section 1 Related Concepts

Section 2 Configuring Embedded MRS Data

Section 3 Configuring External MRS Data

 MRS (Media Resource Server) is a special kind of media

 It is used to provide the media processing functions for

 The MRS supports playing tones and announcements as

 Standard open MGCP is adopted for communication

 Huawei U-SYS solution supports three kinds of MRS

I. Divided according to playing:

II. Divided according to contents:

III. Divided according to services:

File path Description

File name format Remark

Voice file with suffix

 Voice elements are saved in MRS database in the format

Definition of SoftX3000 definition of XML voice loading

Section 1 Related Concepts

Section 2 Configuring Embedded MRS Data

Section 3 Configuring External MRS Data

Equipment data Trunk data

Office data Number analysis

Charging data Subscriber data

MG data Centrex data

MRS data Call barring data

Protocol data IN service data

Signaling data IPN service data

Routing data Other service data

Input parameter Output parameter

Step 2: Add configuration information of MRCA board ADD MRCCFG

Step 3: Add configuration information of MRP

Step 4: Load voice files to the embedded MRS ADD MRCV

Step 5: Add MRS gateway ADD MGW

Step 6: Add mapping relation between tone ID and

ADD MGW ADD TONEID

[Equipment ID] [Equipment ID]

[Gatew ay type] [Tone ID]

Section 1 Related Concepts

Section 2 Configuring Embedded MRS Data

Section 3 Configuring External MRS Data

Equipment data Trunk data

Office data Number analysis

Charging data Subscriber data

MG data Centrex data

MRS data Call barring data

Protocol data IN service data

Signaling data IPN service data

Routing data Other service data

Input parameter Output parameter

Step 1: Add MRS gateway ADD MGW

Step 4: Load voice files to the external MRS /

ADD MGW ADD TONEID

[Equipment ID] [Equipment ID]

[Gateway type] [Tone ID]

 After you have configured the external MRS data, it is required

Data needed at SoftX3000 data needed at MRS side

Internal IP address of MPC IP address of IFMI board of SoftX3000

 MRS is provided by the third party equipment manufacturer, so