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# RESTful API: Add MTP3 Routes

### Add MTP3 Routes with tbconfig commands

#### Display MTP3 Routes list

To show the MTP3 point codes list in general it will be: tbconfig -u root -p root /configurations/main\_config//mtp3\_stacks/mtp3\_config/mtp3\_networks/MTP3\_ANSI/mtp3\_routes mtp3\_routes <<<\<Note: Change the “main\_config” to your configuration name

#### Export the current point codes table to a json file

tbconfig /mtp3\_stacks/mtp3\_config/mtp3\_networks/MTP3\_ANSI/mtp3\_routes mtp3\_routes.json -r <<<\<Note: Change the “main\_config” to your configuration name

The file pc.json will look something like this: { "MTP3\_2\_2\_2" : { "advanced\_parameters" : { "broadcast" : false, "route\_to\_adjacent" : false, "sls\_selector\_bit1" : true, "sls\_selector\_bit2" : false, "sls\_selector\_bit3" : false, "sls\_selector\_bit4" : false, "support\_multi\_message\_prio" : false, "support\_route\_congestion\_test" : true }, "mtp3\_linksets" : \[ "MTP3\_LS\_ANSI" ], "name" : "MTP3\_2\_2\_2", "point\_code" : "DPC\_2\_2\_2", "point\_code\_type" : "SP", "sls\_range" : "ANSI 5 bits", "timers" : { "t6\_timer" : "800 milliseconds", "t8\_timer" : "800 milliseconds", "t10\_timer" : "30 seconds", "t11\_timer" : "30 seconds", "t18\_timer" : 11000, "t19\_timer" : "67 seconds", "t21\_timer" : "63 seconds", "t25\_timer" : "30 seconds", "tc\_timer" : "500 milliseconds" } }, "MTP3\_LOCAL" : { "advanced\_parameters" : { "broadcast" : false, "route\_to\_adjacent" : false, "sls\_selector\_bit1" : true, "sls\_selector\_bit2" : false, "sls\_selector\_bit3" : false, "sls\_selector\_bit4" : false, "support\_multi\_message\_prio" : false, "support\_route\_congestion\_test" : true }, "mtp3\_linksets" : \[ "MTP3\_LS\_ANSI" ], "name" : "MTP3\_LOCAL", "point\_code" : "OPC\_1\_1\_1", "point\_code\_type" : "SP", "sls\_range" : "ANSI 5 bits", "timers" : { "t6\_timer" : "800 milliseconds", "t8\_timer" : "800 milliseconds", "t10\_timer" : "30 seconds", "t11\_timer" : "30 seconds", "t18\_timer" : 11000, "t19\_timer" : "67 seconds", "t21\_timer" : "63 seconds", "t25\_timer" : "30 seconds", "tc\_timer" : "500 milliseconds" } }, "***meta***" : { "src\_path" : "", "version" : "3.2.55" } }

#### Add the new point codes and save it as mtp3\_routes\_new\.json

#### Import mtp3\_routes\_new\.json

tbconfig /configurations/main\_config//mtp3\_stacks/mtp3\_config/mtp3\_networks/MTP3\_ANSI/mtp3\_routes mtp3\_routes\_new\.json -U

<<<\<Note: Change the “main\_config” to your configuration name

#### Example of pc.json and pc\_new\.json

* [Click to download mtp3\_routes.json](https://docs.telcobridges.com/w/images/8/86/Mtp3_routes.zip)
* [Click to download mtp3\_routes\_new.json](https://docs.telcobridges.com/w/images/b/bc/Mtp3_routes_new.zip)


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