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Tag Archives: SS7
SSH into Cisco STPs
How to SSH into a Cisco STP from a modern Linux shell
Demystifying SS7 & Sigtran – Part 6 – Calling with ISUP
A look at carrying useful traffic over SS7 with a quick intro to ISUP
Cisco ITP / SS7 STP – Viewing MTP3 traffic from TDM Links
Okay, so a little late to the party on this one… The other day I had to setup a TDM (E1) based SS7 link (oh yes my friend – they still exist) to interconnect with another operator. I’m using Cisco’s ITP product as the STP / Signaling Gateway, and my trusty port mirror for what’s … Continue reading Cisco ITP / SS7 STP – Viewing MTP3 traffic from TDM Links
Demystifying SS7 & Sigtran – Part 5 – What layer to Split
A look at taking SS7 traffic and putting it onto IP / SIGTRAN links on the MTP2 / Layer 2 level.
ITU International Point Code Structure
A brief look at International Signaling Point Code numbering and what it all means.
Demystifying SS7 & Sigtran – Part 4 – Routing with Point Codes
Getting from Point Code A to Point Code Z.
Demystifying SS7 & Sigtran – Part 3 – SS7 Lab in GNS3
Setting up our GNS3 environment with a bunch of SS7 Nodes
Demystifying SS7 & Sigtran (With Labs!) – Part 2 – Ingredients Needed
Looking at the basic components that make up our SS7 Networks.
Demystifying SS7 & Sigtran Networks (With Labs!) – Part 1 – Intro
Taking a look at the basics of the SS7 Protocol Stack.