Hola Martín,
You have a mismatch between the routing rules you set up at SCCP level and the ones you need for translation to succeed.
Please share XML files in data folder ($GMLC_HOME/jboss-5.1.0.GA/server/default/data) and we might help.
A network topology diagram would be useful too.
Best regards
Fernando
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Hola Martín,
As expected from your initial email, SCCP configuration is wrong. Try replacing SccpStack_sccprouter2.xml file with the one attached (with the server down).
Likewise, before bringing up the server, make sure you changed the SSN value in 145, by verifying that jboss-beans.xml at $GMLC_HOME/jboss-5.1.0.GA/server/default/deploy/restcomm-gmlc-server/META-INF has the following property correctly set to 147 (your provided value, usually a GMLC should be set to 145 according to ITU/3GPP standards):
<!-- ==================================================================== -->
<!-- TCAP Service -->
<!-- ==================================================================== -->
<bean name="GMLC_TcapStack" class="org.mobicents.protocols.ss7.tcap.TCAPStackImpl">
<constructor>
<parameter>TcapStack</parameter>
<parameter>
<inject bean="GMLC_SccpStack" property="sccpProvider" />
</parameter>
<parameter>147</parameter>
</constructor>
Again, I highly recommend following the standards and set SSN to 145 (in such case, you need to change that parameter everywhere and in coordination with the MNO).
Another thing I noticed is that your diagram states that you go directly to the HSS. Is that correct? Usually you go through an STP which performs Global Title Translation. Is PC=2110 the one of the STP?
Once you try, a Wireshark trace would be useful in case you’re still experiencing problems.