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... numbers and
sends the MSRN back to the HLR in an acknowledgement.
Because the GMSC now knows the MSC in which the MS is currently located, it
generates an IAM with the MSRN as the called party ... the call handling routing processes the
notification that the remote user is free for the supplementary service message call
completion to busy subscribers (CCBS).
Call handling does not hav...
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... digital CAS signaling.
The only CCS systems that have been implemented to date are Signaling Systems
N
o. 6 and No. 7 (SS6 and SS7). The ITU for the international network originally
standardized ... telecommunications standards and for Internet
standards. These two worlds are now intersecting, creating the need for additional
standards to address new architectures, protocols,...
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... bodies.
Signaling System No. 7 is more commonly known by the acronyms SS7 and C7.
Strictly speaking, the term C7 (or, less commonly, CCS7) refers to the
international Signaling System No. 7 network ... term SS7 to refer generically to any
Signaling System No. 7 protocol, regardless of its origin or demographics. An
overview of SS7 by the ITU-T can be found in recomm...
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... international switches) signaling have progressed
from CCITT #5 (C5) to CCITT #6 (C6) and finally to CCITT #7 (C7):
- C5 (CCITT Signaling System No. 5) is a CAS system standardized in 1964
that ... [PCM] sample).
- C6 (CCITT Signaling System No. 6), also called SS6, was the first system
to employ Common Channel Signaling (CCS). It was standardized in 1 972 .
(CAS a...
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...
MTP3, and ISUP, and so forth. A diagram showing how the SS7 protocol stack
varies by SP can be found in Chapter 13
.
TUP and ISUP
TUP and ISUP sit on top of MTP to provide circuit-related signaling ... Both North
America and Japan bypassed TUP and went straight from earlier signaling systems
to ISUP. ISUP supports both POTS and ISDN calls. It also has more flexibilit...
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... provides
out-of-band signaling over the local loop. ISDN access signaling coupled with SS7
signaling in the core network achieves end-to-end out-of-band signaling. ISDN
access signaling is designed ... format also contains a channel dedicated to signaling when using in-band
signaling. The T1 format uses "robbed bit" signaling when using in-
b
and signaling.
The t...
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... voice
and in-band signaling. View b shows the SS7 topology using simple associated
signaling for all nodes. View c shows the actual SS7-enabled PSTN topology. The
existing switching nodes and ... as those of
SS7 diagrams that show SSP nodes with interconnecting links. The introduction of
SS7 added new nodes, such as the STP and SCP; however, all of the switching
nodes and facil...
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... User Part
0110 Data User Part (call and circuit-related messages)
0111 Data User Part (facility registration and cancellation messages)
1000 Reserved for MTP Testing User Part
1001 Broadband ... When an SS7 node receives messages, Signaling Message
Handling (SMH) uses the SIO and the portion of the SIF that contains routing
information to perform discrimination, routing,...
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... end-to-end signaling and the two different methods using MTP3 and
SCCP for transport.
I
SUP Standards and Variants
The ITU-T defines the international ISUP standards in the Q .76 7 and the national ... and at least one intermediate node, the signaling mode is
quasi-associated. In Figure 8-1
, part A shows quasi-associated signaling between
SSP A and SSP B and betwee...
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... are involved and individual messages were sent
for each circuit, a flood of messages would occur over the SS7 network. Not only
does this consume additional bandwidth on the SS7 links, but ... messages that are used for
diagnostics, maintenance, and the manipulation of ISUP facilities outside of the
normal call processing realm.
The exchange can autonomously generate some maintenance...