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Adding Roaming Agreements to Existing Partners

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If one of your roaming partners acquires additional SIDs/PMNs, you can add a roaming agreement to cover that SID or PMN.

  1. From the Applications menu, select BackOffice Management > Roaming > Roaming Partners. This displays the Roaming Partners window.

  2. Right-click the appropriate roaming partner and select Edit. This displays the Roaming Partner Account window of the Edit Roaming Partner Wizard. This window contains the same information as described in Adding a Roaming Partner Account.

  3. Confirm that the account information is correct.

  4. Click Next. This displays the Roaming Agreements window of the Edit Roaming Partner Wizard. This window contains the same information as described in Adding Roaming Agreements.

    All partner SIDs/PMNs belonging to the current Roaming Partner and all your company's Home SIDs/PMNs are listed In the Roaming Agreement Generation area.

  5. Select the appropriate SID-SID / PMN-PMN combinations.

    Note:

    If you select a Home SID/PMN-Partner SID/PMN combination that already exists, the system displays a message listing the SID-SID/PMN-PMN combination and does not generate an additional roaming agreement for that combination when you move to the next window in the wizard.

  6. Click Next. This displays the Roaming Agreements Worksheet window of the Edit Roaming Partner Wizard. This window contains the same information that is described in Changing Roaming Agreements.

  7. Select the appropriate Roaming Agreement Specification.

  8. Make any necessary changes.

  9. Click Finish. A message is displayed noting the changes have been saved.

  10. Click OK. The wizard closes, returning to the Roaming Partners window.

    Note:

    If the pricing plans for roaming agreements are assigned at the roaming agreement level, you must assign a pricing plan to each new roaming agreement. If pricing plans are assigned at the partner level, this is unnecessary.