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  • 28th August 2006 at 05:46 #45671
    Zeeshan
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    Can any one tell me what parametres do I need to calculate the SS7 link load?

    8th September 2006 at 19:24 #45672
    Hocine
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    Hi,
    you should take in consideration number of message sent and received between nodes that you want to calculate C7 load

    10th September 2006 at 10:03 #45673
    Sayed
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    Ok Hocine:

    I have the MSU in KBye in both direction ,send and recive for one hour ,can you now tell me how i can do the calculation.
    it is 200Kbye for one signalling link for one hour ,please do the calculation

    cheers

    28th September 2006 at 05:51 #45674
    Kashif
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    Can you please tell how you calculated the total MSUs in one hour from both sides?

    29th September 2006 at 19:50 #45675
    Fogerson
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    MSUs per second is an average of MSUs transmitted and received per link. RX and TX utilization is calculated based on bytes transmitted and the data rate of the link.

    MSU’s per second= (c7msutx + (c7msutx2 * 65536) + c7msurx + (c7msurx2 * 65536))/(Total Links in Service * 1800)

    12th October 2006 at 19:27 #45676
    Kashif
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    once again thanks ,but i have some queries abt this formula.

    How can we know c7msutx and the other parameters mentioned?
    secondly what do you mean by 65536?
    what is 1800 in this?
    what is the difference between RX and RX 2?

    26th March 2014 at 09:17 #45677
    Amar_GSM
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    SS7 Link load=

    (Send Octat + Receive Octat)*8/64000/36000

    1)Octat in Byte so multiply to 8.
    2)n7LNK speed is 64Kbps so devide by 64000
    3)measurement period 1 hours so multiply by 3600 to convert in seconds

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