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# M3UA ASP Status

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***Applies to version(s): v2.9, v2.10***

This article illustrates how to view M3UA ASP status. This can be done from either the Status menu or the Navigation panel.

#### Status menu

1- Click **Status** in the navigation panel.

2- Click the **SIGTRAN M3ua** tab.

* Note that SCTP is used as the Transport Layer for this protocol, if any firewall is sitting between Telcobridges device and Sigtran network, this firewall needs to be set to allow SCTP traffic to pass through, and enabling the basic connectivity for sigtran link to be up

The status of the M3UA protocol stack is displayed.

StatusM3UA\_SGP\_0.png

#### Navigation Panel

1- Click **M3UA** from the navigation panel.

2- Click the **Status** tab.

3- To configure a periodic refresh of the M3UA status, select a value from **Refresh Every**.

* To view the M3UA SAPS, click the **Saps** tab.

4- To view the status of an M3UA SAP, select an M3UA SAP.

The M3UA SAP status is displayed.

5- To view the status of an M3UA Network, select an M3UA Network.

6- Select a userpart to view its detailed status.

Detailed status is displayed.

7- Select a PSP to view its detailed status.

Detailed PSP status is displayed.

8- Select a PRSV to view its detailed status.

Detailed PSRV status is displayed. (In this example local)

Detailed PSRV status is displayed. (In this example remote)

9- Select a Route to view its detailed status.

Detailed Route status is displayed. (In this example local)

Detailed Route status is displayed. (In this example remote)

**Path**

```
/configurations/@[configuration_name]/m3ua_stacks/@[m3ua_name]/status
```


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