# Configuring SMSC Processes

Use the NuPoint UM Text Console to configure SMSC processes:

1. From the Main menu, select (S) System Maintenance, (R) Reconfiguration, (R) Reconfigure System, and then (G) Offline Menu. Select the SMSC Integration menu option.

2. The SMSC Integration Menu appears. You have three choices:

3. (S) Configure SMSC Processes — Defines SMSC processes that the NuPoint Unified Messaging server can transmit MWIs and CBNs to or receive delivery results from. You can define up to six SMSC processes; however, you normally define two: one for transmit and one for receive.

4. (L) Configure Links — Defines SMSC links used internally by SMSC-SMPP. Each link corresponds either to a transmit process which sends MWIs and CBNs to the SMSC or to a receiver process which gets delivery results from the SMSC. The results are deposited as receipts in a mailbox. Up to eight links can be defined; however, a normal configuration consists of one or more transmitters on each module of a system, but only one receiver for an entire system.

5. (X) Exit — Returns you to the previous menu.

3. Select (S) to configure SMSC processes. The SMSC Processes Menu appears with the following choices:

- (A) Add an SMSC Process — Creates a new SMSC process definition and assigns it the next available SMSC number. Propagates the new definition with default values.

- (C) Copy an SMSC Process — Copies an existing SMSC process definition to a new definition. Assigns the new definition the next available SMSC number.

- (D) Delete an SMSC Process — Deletes an existing SMSC process definition and renumbers those remaining in sequential order.

- (E) Edit an SMSC Process — Allows you to edit an existing SMSC process definition.

- (X) Exit — Returns you to the previous menu.

4. Select (A) to add an SMSC process or (C) to copy an SMSC process.

5. Select (E) to edit an SMSC process. The SMSC Process Configuration Menu appears with the following choices:

6. (E) SMSC Number = [1]

7. (Z) Protocol Type = [A]

8. (N) SMSC Name = [SMSC1]

9. (T) TCP Port = [5001]

10. (P) Primary IP Address = [129.3.2.22]

11. (S) Secondary IP Address = [129.3.2.22]

12. (V) MWI Source ID = [2222222222]

13. (C) CBN Source ID = [1111111111]

14. (A) STM Source ID = [3333333333]

15. (D) Edit Protocol Details

16. (W) Edit CBN Message

17. (Y) Edit MWI Message

18. (Z) Edit STM Message

19. (X) Exit

The first eight choices let you edit general SMSC process parameters (process name, protocol type, and so forth). The remaining choices are:

- Edit Protocol Details (D) — Takes you to the SMSC Process Protocol Details Menu, allowing you to edit parameters that relate to protocol details for SMSC processes.

- Edit CBN Message (W) — Takes you to the Edit MWI, CBN, or STM Message Menu. From there you can edit a CBN message.

- Edit MWI Message (Y) — Takes you to the Edit MWI, CBN, or STM Message Menu. From there you can edit an MWI message.

- Edit STM Message (Z) — Reserved for future use.

- Note: STM message support is not implemented in NuPoint Messaging server Release 6.1.

- Exit — Returns you to the previous menu.

- Note: For detailed descriptions of general SMSC process parameters, refer to the configuration worksheets.

6. From the SMSC Process Configuration Menu, select (D) Edit Protocol Details. The SMSC Process Protocol Details Menu appears:

7. (P) Password = [MagicNum]

8. (I) System Id =

9. (S) System Type = [VMS]

10. (V) Service Type = [ ]

11. (A) Address Range = [ ]

12. (N) Source NPI = [4]

13. (T) Source TON = [3]

14. (D) Destination NPI = [1]

15. (O) Destination TON = [1]

16. (M) ESM Class = [0]

17. (L) MWI Protocol ID = [0]

18. (Q) CBN Protocol ID = [0]

19. (U) STM Protocol ID = [0]

20. (H) Data Coding = [48]

21. (Y) Destination Prepend = [ ]

22. (Z) Prepend Len = [0]

23. (E) Time-out Seconds = [4]

24. (R) Transmit Retries = [3]

25. (X) Exit

7. After you configure SMSC processes, you can configure edit MWI or CBN message format. To do so, exit the Protocol Details Menu to return to the SMSC Configuration Menu. For details about configuring message formats, see Configuring Message Formats and Mailboxes.