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S.No. Problem Detail Solution/Comments computes the metered units Since SSP is not disconnecting the call after expiry of the card value, it is felt that SSP has to send the meter update information periodically to SCP whenever a meter pulse is due. This has been confirmed from the SCSLA observation at OCB TAX It was found that average number of C7 messages sent first time from SSP was more than 30 per call (i.e. for every USA call, for every 1.5 seconds, one set of messages may be transmitted) Also, number of error messages and ''Confusion5 messages from IN exchanges were found high (NTC in SCSLA & in SARLA). These error/confusion messages further increase the number of C7 messages due to retransmission, etc. Due to this large number of C7 messages transacted, SSP and SCP may be getting overloaded. This may be the reason for the 'SUM5 getting initialized in IN exchanges or losing of some C7 messages b) OCB TAXs are having limitation for the number of C7 STP message processing This can be seen from the STP threshold messages. When STP threshold is exceeded, some STP messages may be lost. OCB’s Problem to be discussed with TEC. c) Due to using large capacity level 1 OCB TAXs (which are having heavy traffic) like Chennai Haddows Road, Bangalore Central, Hyderabad, etc for STP working for both mobile roaming calls & IN calls, these TAXs are getting further overloaded. Hence, load modification ofC7 equipments like PUPE and PC are observed frequently daily When the PC jamming takes place, STP working is affected completely till the active PC is changed or PC is initialized. Hence, during PC jamming periods and during PC / PUPE load modification, SCP may become inaccessible or some STP messages may be lost This is OCB issue, while creating the data of STP this may be taken care at OCB TAX. d) When more than one COC is available between two stations (e.g. IN & TAX, TAX & STP), if proper traffic distribution law is not used at both ends, only one COC will handle the traffic. When that COC fails, complete traffic may be affected even if other COCs are in service. In C-DOT exchange it is being followed in all s/w versions. - 23 -