10.4.11  

LCOSS 
 


Settings | Lines/networking | LCOSS
 
In the CorNet protocol, the communication system of the partner system is informed of the station's access in the CLASSMARKS information element.
When networking with Hicom 150/HiPath 3000 systems, the access is handed over in Octet 4 of the Classmark-IE in standardized form (refer to the table). No entries for the LCOSS index are required here.
The communication systems used in the USA (9005, 9006 and H300/USA) don't evaluate this standardized access. In this case, the LCOSS index for the respective HiPath system access must be defined. This LCOSS index helps the partner system to determine the access table and is therefore also given by the partner system.

H150 access in the system  
Translation of the system area to CorNet values for Octet 4  
Translation of Octet 4 in
LCOSS index
of the H300/HiPath 4000 in Octet 8  
Only internal  
0x00 Unknown class of service  
can be set in CDB  
Incoming ext.  
0x02 Can access public network  
can be set in CDB  
Allowed/denied list  
0x06 Can access local public network  
can be set in CDB  
Full access  
0x0E Can access long distance public network  
can be set in CDB  

10.4.11.1  

HiPath classes of service, HiPath 4000 - LCOSS Index 
Since the Classes of service in the communication system (call privileges 0-14 of Allowed/Denied tables) don't match the LCOSS in the 9006, the call privileges of the communication system can be matched to the LCOSS in the HiPath 4000 in this table.
 •   Only internal (call privilege 0) matches the LCOSS XX in the 9006/9005
 •   External incoming (call privilege 1) matches the LCOSS XX in the 9006/9005
 •   Allowed/Denied Lists (call privilege -13) matches the LCOSS XX in the 9006/9005
 •   Unrestricted trunk access (call privilege 14) matches the LCOSS XX in the 9006/9005
HiPath 4000 has an LCOSS table that cross references the respective LCOSS numbers of the communication system. The 9005 has a CNI_COS table that converts our LCOSS number with their class of service number.  

See also:  
   -   Section 10.4 "Settings | Lines/networking"