Dialogic DSI Signaling Interface Unit
Based on Dialogic DSI G5x Signaling Controller
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Overview:
High Performance Connectivity from Application to SS7/SIGTRAN Network
Dialogic DSI Signaling Interface Unit (DSI SIU) is a scalable, high performance telecommunications signaling controller, providing connectivity between the core SS7/SIGTRAN network and multiple distributed application servers. The DSI SIU can enable application developers to deliver high throughput signaling applications to market quickly and cost-effectively using standard IP connectivity. The DSI SIU also supports a wide range of call control and transaction-based signaling protocols, allowing worldwide deployment in both fixed and mobile networks.
Enables Broad Range of Applications
Applications which can be deployed with DSI SIU include standard network elements, such as SMS gateways, SMSC, SMS Routers, USSD gateways, GMLC and EIR in addition to customized applications such as Lawful Intercept, Welcome Roamer, or Missed Call Alerts. The DSI SIU can also be integrated into solutions with Dialogic PowerMedia Software Products.
Figure 1 provides an example of how an SIU based on Dialogic DSI G51 Signaling Controller can be deployed in a service provider network.
Figure 1. Dialogic DSI G51 Signaling Controllers in a Service Provider Network
SCCP Router and Signaling Gateway
The DSI SIU can optionally be configured as an SCCP Router or Signaling Gateway, providing high performance connectivity solutions for mobile networks. DSI SIU supports the ability to flexibly route messages (MTP or M3UA) or send traffic through the SIU SCCP process for Global Title Translation.
Offers High Availability and Flexible OA&M
The DSI SIU offers carrier-ready fault resiliency, occupies a small (1U) footprint, and offers dual hot-swappable AC power supplies. It supports standard operations, administration, and maintenance (OA&M) interfaces via a web browser, a command line interface, and SNMP, allowing easy integration into automated, centralized management systems.
Features and Benefits:
| Features | Benefits |
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| Scales from 8 Low Speed Links (LSL) up to 248 LSL or 8 High Speed Links (HSL); HSL can be Q.703 Annex A or ATM | Allows cost-effective use of a common platform across a wide range of deployments; allows scaling of platform capacity over time |
| SIGTRAN capacity (M3UA/M2PA) scales from 8 to 512 TDM link equivalents using flexible throughput-based licensing | Lets provisioned capacity match deployment needs at installation |
| Worldwide protocol support (ITU-T, ANSI, China, Japan, etc.); wide range of protocols for both telephony-based (ISUP and BICC) and transaction-based operation (SCCP, TCAP, MAP, ANSI- 41, INAP, and CAMEL) as well as Global Title Translation and SS7 protocol monitoring | Facilitates global deployments and the ability to configure protocol variants at runtime |
| Compact 1U form factor with dual hot swappable AC power supplies | Permits excellent link density in a small footprint for required deployment options and carrier-ready resilience |
| Supports both browser and command line interface for OA&M in addition to SNMP and “lights-out” management | Facilitates comprehensive, user-friendly remote management using standard tools |
| Built-in traffic measurement, event logging, and protocol tracing (including PCAP format), backed by fully documented internal interfaces between protocol layers. | Provides good visibility of utilization and traffic levels and facilitates fast resolution of network protocol issues |
| Event-driven asynchronous message-based Application Programming Interface that works seamlessly with other Dialogic Distributed Signaling Interface (DSI) Components | Provides user access to low-level protocol parameters, allowing flexibility for application development under Linux, Solaris, or Windows |
Specifications:
| Configurations | DSI-G51 | ||
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| Form factor | 1U Rack Mount Server | ||
| SS7 T1/E1 interface boards | Can be supplied without signaling boards (DSI-G51A00), with one low density board (DSI-G51AL1), with one high capacity board (DSI-G51AM1) or two high capacity boards (DSI-G51AM2) | ||
| Configurations | DSI-G51AL1 | DSI-G51AM1 | DSI-G51AM2 |
| T1/E1 ports | 4 T1 or 4 E1 | 4 individually selectable T1/E1 | 8 individually selectable T1/E1 |
| SS7 Low Speed Links | Up to 16 | Up to 124 | Up to 248 |
| SS7 High Speed Links (Q.703 Annex A) | N/A | Up to 4 | Up to 8 |
| ATM High Speed Links per board. | N/A | Up to 4 | Up to 8 |
| Maximum SS7 links per unit | 248 | ||
| Maximum SS7 link sets per unit | 120 | ||
| Maximum M2PA links per unit | 256 | ||
| Maximum number of SS7 routes | 4096 | ||
| Number of separate network contexts | 4 | ||
| Maximum number of SIGTRAN associations | 256 | ||
| 10/100/1000Mbit/sec Ethernet interfaces | 6 | ||
| Number of hosts supported | 128 | ||
| Supported host operating systems | Linux, Solaris (x86 or SPARC), and Windows | ||
| Calls per second | 20,000 (provisional figure) | ||
| Transactions per second (TCAP, MAP, ANSI-41, or INAP/CAMEL) | 30,000 (provisional figure) | ||
| MTBF (Using Telcordia method at 40°C) | 191,000 to 367,000 hours, depending on type and number of boards in chassis. | ||
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| Line codes | HDB3, AMI, B8ZS | ||
| Connector type | RJ-48C | ||
| Power | |||
| Input voltage | 90 VAC to 240 VAC | ||
| Input power (fully equipped) | 150 W | ||
| Frequency range | 47 Hz - 63 Hz | ||
| Physical Dimensions | |||
| Height | 1.69 in. (4.3 cm) | ||
| Width | 17.11 in. (43.5 cm) | ||
| Depth | 23.92 in. (60.8 cm) | ||
| Weight – fully equipped | 28.7 lbs (13 kg) | ||
| Environmental | |||
| Operating temperature | +41°F (+5°C) to +104°F (+40°C) | ||
| Storage temperature | –22°F (–30°C) to +140°F (+60°C) | ||
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| Warranty | 3-years | ||
Documentation:
Download the Dialogic DSI Signaling Interface Unit Datasheet (.PDF)
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