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What Does Porting The Stack Onto A System Involve?

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Porting the stack onto a system involves the following :

  • Porting the OS calls
  • Porting error handler & printing of TRACE messages
  • Porting System Management Entity 
  • Porting redundancy

Porting the OS calls is DEPENDENT on the Operating System & involves :

  • Memory management
  • Timer management
  • IPC MECHANISM between stack entities / stack entity & service user

Porting error handler is dependent on the User’s System & is based on how the errors are to be reported.

Porting the printing is dependent on the User’s System & is based on how / where the trace messages are to be DISPLAYED.

Porting System Management Entity involves developing an User Interface (GUI / other) for managing the stack entities using the Layer Management APIs (Provisioning, Statistics, CONTROLLING Error Reporting and Traces etc.). 

SS7 stack can be ported unto any customer platform 

Porting the stack onto a system involves the following :

Porting the OS calls is dependent on the Operating System & involves :

Porting error handler is dependent on the User’s System & is based on how the errors are to be reported.

Porting the printing is dependent on the User’s System & is based on how / where the trace messages are to be displayed.

Porting System Management Entity involves developing an User Interface (GUI / other) for managing the stack entities using the Layer Management APIs (Provisioning, Statistics, Controlling Error Reporting and Traces etc.). 

SS7 stack can be ported unto any customer platform 



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