WSG B2B Web Service Tutorial
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1 WSG B2B Web Service Tutorial Issue date Replaces version 29 Valid until Classification Status recalled or replaced by new version Technical Support Documentation (BBCS and FA) Released - 1/98
2 - Contents Release Introduction Purpose Target readership, requirements of the reader Referenced documents Notification (Tracking) Subscribe to Notifications Notification Web Service Fulfillment (BBCS Order) Process Overview Qualification Customer order creation Modification of Base Product (Access) and Addition of Streaming Service Change of Best Effort Service (Speed) and Reduction of Streaming Service Change of Internet Service Provider Deprovisioning Products, Restrictions and Dependencies Fulfillment (ULL Orders) Qualification Creating a Full Access subscription Modification of a Full Access description Disconnection of a Full Access subscription Assurance (BBCS Trouble Ticket) Process Overview Creation of a Trouble Ticket Trouble Ticket Types and Restrictions AccessProfile modification Voice Messages GUI Notifications Appendix A: Notifications created for Fulfillment (BBCS Order) Request Response Appendix B: Notifications created for Assurance (BBCS Trouble Ticket) Request Response Appendix C: getdetail BBCS TroubleTicket Request Response /98
3 Checklist of changes Version Date Changed by Comments / nature of the change HP - Initial version HP - Worked over after review with Swisscom HP - Updated to BB-V HP - Updated for newer B2B versions Peter Rosenberger - Review xml Requests HP - Corrected XML-Requests and adding FA - Updated for new WS versions Roland Staub - Updated for newer B2B Versions Roland Staub - Update for newer B2B Versions Roland Staub - Update for newer B2B Mai Roland Staub - Update for newer B2B Aug Roland Staub - Update for newer B2B Aug Roland Staub - Update for newer B2B Feb Roland Staub - Update for newer B2B Mai Roland Staub - Update for newer B2B Aug Roland Staub - Update for newer B2B Nov Roland Staub - Update for newer B2B March Roland Staub - Update for newer B2B June Roland Staub - Update for newer B2B Aug Roland Staub - Update for newer B2B Nov Roland Staub - Update for newer B2B Feb Roland Staub - Update for newer B2B May Roland Staub - Update for newer B2B Nov Roland Staub - Update for newer B2B March17 Release int.version Date Released by Comments / nature of the change A. Studerus (ia rope1) Released for WSG-8.3 (Mar 2011) 3/98
4 A. Studerus (ia rope1) Released for WSG-8.4 (Jun 2011) H.Künzi Released for WSG-8.6 (Nov 2011) H.Künzi Released for WSG-9.0 (Mai 2012) H.Künzi Released for WSG-9.2 (Oct 2012) H.Künzi Released for WSG-9.4 (Mai 2013) H.Künzi Released for WSG-9.5 (Aug 2013) H.Künzi Released for WSG-9.7 (Feb2014) H.Künzi Released for WSG-9.8 (Mai2014) H.Künzi Released for WSG-9.9 (Aug2014) H.Künzi Released for WSG-9.10 (Nov2014) H.Künzi Released for WSG-9.11 (Mar2015) H.Künzi Released for WSG-9.12 (Jun2015) H.Künzi Released for WSG-9.13 (Aug2015) H.Künzi Released for WSG-9.14 (Nov2015) H.Künzi Released for WSG-9.15 (Feb2016) H.Künzi Released for WSG-9.16 (Mai2016) H.Künzi Released for WSG-9.18 (Nov2016) H.Künzi Released for WSG-9.19 (Mar2017) 4/98
5 1 Introduction 1.1 Purpose This document provides information on how to integrate an ISP s/pts s fulfillment (order handling) and assurance (trouble ticketing) system using the Web services offered by WSG. The following services are covered with examples: Notification Fulfillment Assurance 1.2 Target readership, requirements of the reader This document addresses architects and developers of client applications using the services mentioned above. Knowledge of Web service technology, the WSG system and the BBCS ordering process are needed. 1.3 Referenced documents [1] B2B Interfaces Overview, B2B_Interfaces-Overview.doc [2] WSG Model Notification - WEB Outbound (v18.0.1), wsgnotification_v zip [3] WSG Model - WEB Outbound (v31.0.2), wsgbb_v zip [4] WSG Model - WEB Outbound Trouble Ticket (v24.0.3), wsgtt_v zip [5] WSG Model - FA / TAL - Fulfillment (v12.0.0), wsgfa_v zip [6] WSG Model - FA / TAL - Assurance (v3.0.0), wsgfaa_v3.0.0.zip 5/98
6 2 Notification (Tracking) The Notification Service is used to track the processing of Orders in WSG and acts as a replacement for the different list functions of the file transfer (listrequest, listtdmmessagerequest, etc.) and the notification by . Instead of requesting a list of orders in form of a file the Notification Service offers the possibility to subscribe to notification messages which are created if a specific event occurs. They can then be retrieved via the Notification Web service and remain on the system for a defined number of days (currently 4 days). The notification messages contain the data that is needed to keep the client system up-to-date with the progress of an order. If at a certain point more data is needed, there is always the possibility to retrieve all the details of an order by using a different Web service, e.g. the BB Outbound service for orders. 2.1 Subscribe to Notifications Changes to the following objects can be notified: BBCS-Order BBCS-Installation Ticket BBCS-Access TT BBCS-Connectivity TT FA-Order FA-TT FA-Clarification T Information Request NetworkCustomerNotifications Voice Business The notifications can be subscribed to in the administration of the corresponding service, for example in the BBCS Order GUI as shown on the next screen shots: 6/98
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8 2.2 Notification Web Service The Notification Web service is used to retrieve the notifications created based on the subscriptions to the different objects that can be notified. For a detailed interface definition see [2] Request The typical usage is to periodically poll for all new notifications for a specific ISP/PTS. This can be achieved by calling the getnotification() operation with the ispid of the ISP/PTS and the notificationidfrom set to the 8/98
9 maximum value received on the previous call + 1 (boundaries are included in the selection). It is also possible to additionally filter the notifications by object which is useful if the states of the different objects are tracked by different client processes. A sample XML for the getnotification() request: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <soapenv:envelope xmlns:soapenv=" <soapenv:header> <wsse:security soapenv:actor=" soapenv:mustunderstand="0" xmlns:wsse=" <wsse:usernametoken> <wsse:username>theusername</wsse:username> <wsse:password>thepassword</wsse:password> </wsse:usernametoken> </wsse:security> </soapenv:header> <soapenv:body> <v18:getnotification xmlns:v18=" <v18:request> <v18:ispid>777710</v18:ispid> <v18:object>3</v18:object> <v18:notificationidfrom> </v18:notificationidfrom> </v18:request> </v18:getnotification> </soapenv:body> </soapenv:envelope> Response The response contains the success flag which indicates whether the operation succeeded or failed. In case of failure the reason and reasoncomment offer additional information about the problem that occurred. The payload consists of a flag limitreached and a list of notifications. If the flag limitreached is true then there 9/98
10 are more notifications available and it is good practice to repeat the retrieval of notifications immediately until the flag is false instead of waiting for the next interval. The notifications contain the fields that are common for all types of notifications and data structures that are populated depending on the object. The following picture shows the structure of a notification for a BBCS Access order: 10/98
11 Common notification fields A sample XML for the getnotification() response: Object specific fields <soapenv:envelope xmlns:soapenv=" <soapenv:body> <v18:getnotificationresponse xmlns:v18=" <v18:response> 11/98
12 <v18:success>true</v18:success> <v18:limitreached>false</v18:limitreached> <v18:notification> <v18:notificationid> </v18:notificationid> <v18:notificationdatetime> t12:11: :00</v18:notificationdatetime> <v18:notificationevent>2</v18:notificationevent> <v18:object>1</v18:object> <v18:objecttype>1</v18:objecttype> <v18:initiator>1</v18:initiator> <v18:activator>1</v18:activator> <v18:objectstate>2</v18:objectstate> <v18:bbcsorder> <v18:ordernr> </v18:ordernr> <v18:dnvnnsn> </v18:dnvnnsn> <v18:contreleid>110</v18:contreleid> <v18:ordertype>1</v18:ordertype> <v18:estimatedduedatestart> T06:02: :00</v18:estimatedDueDateStart> <v18:estimatedduedateend> T12:00: :00</v18:estimatedDueDateEnd> <v18:bbtype>1</v18:bbtype> <v18:customerordernr> </v18:customerordernr> <v18:accessspeedchanged>1</v18:accessspeedchanged> </v18:bbcsorder> </v18:notification> </v18:response> </v18:getnotificationresponse> </soapenv:body> </soapenv:envelope> 12/98
13 3 Fulfillment (BBCS Order) For a detailed interface definition see [3]. 3.1 Process Overview The following picture shows the interactions between the ISP s fulfilment system and WSG: 13/98
14 3.2 Qualification The qualification delivers the capabilities (e.g. available speeds) of a location and should be used to determine if a certain service can be ordered at that location. The following example shows a qualification for an existing voice subscriber Request <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <soapenv:envelope xmlns:soapenv=" xmlns:v31=" <soapenv:header> <wsse:security soapenv:actor=" soapenv:mustunderstand="0" xmlns:wsse=" <wsse:usernametoken> <wsse:username>theusername</wsse:username> <wsse:password>thepassword</wsse:password> </wsse:usernametoken> </wsse:security> </soapenv:header> <soapenv:body> <v31:srvqualifbynumber> <v31:request correlationid="regrtest T123 WS qualifbynr"> <v31:ispid>777710</v31:ispid> <v31:basiscontreleid>120</v31:basiscontreleid> <v31:contreleid>100</v31:contreleid> <v31:bbtype>2</v31:bbtype> <v31:qualifextref>regression WS qualifbynr</v31:qualifextref> <v31:synchwithvoice>false</v31:synchwithvoice> <v31:sfslaid>1</v31:sfslaid> <v31:customerwishdate> :00</v31:customerwishdate> <v31:dnvnnsn> </v31:dnvnnsn> </v31:request> </v31:srvqualifbynumber> </soapenv:body> </soapenv:envelope> > Response <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <soapenv:envelope xmlns:soapenv=" <soapenv:body> <v31:srvqualifbynumberresponse xmlns:v31=" <v31:response correlationid="regrtest T123 WS qualifbynr"> <v31:success>true</v31:success> <v31:dnstnr> </v31:dnstnr> <v31:qualificationresult> <v31:contreleid>120</v31:contreleid> <v31:contreleid>100</v31:contreleid> <v31:bbtype>2</v31:bbtype> <v31:dntype>13</v31:dntype> <v31:qualifnr> </v31:qualifnr> <v31:linestate>1</v31:linestate> <v31:qualifanswer> <v31:qualiresultstate>ok</v31:qualiresultstate> <v31:qualiresultdetail> <v31:resultcode>q00</v31:resultcode> <v31:resultcomment>this telephone line is suitable for xdsl.</v31:resultcomment> </v31:qualiresultdetail> <v31:endpoint> <v31:taxregion>64</v31:taxregion> <v31:accessnet>bol</v31:accessnet> 14/98
15 <v31:site>bolq</v31:site> <v31:sitecategory>6</v31:sitecategory> <v31:bbdevicelocation>deloc</v31:bbdevicelocation> <v31:availabletechnologytype> <v31:technologytype>2</v31:technologytype> <v31:technologytype>1</v31:technologytype> </v31:availabletechnologytype> <v31:bbportinfo> <v31:dslamname>ipc-sur710-s-vd-05</v31:dslamname> <v31:dslamtype>3</v31:dslamtype> <v31:bbportnr>vdsl </v31:bbportnr> <v31:bbadslemulated>1</v31:bbadslemulated> </v31:bbportinfo> </v31:endpoint> <v31:plannedendpoint> <v31:taxregion>64</v31:taxregion> <v31:accessnet>bol</v31:accessnet> <v31:site>bolp</v31:site> <v31:bbdevicelocation>bold</v31:bbdevicelocation> <v31:equippeddate> </v31:equippeddate> <v31:equippeddatequality>1</v31:equippeddatequality> <v31:equippeddatecomment>the new endpoint will be available on </v31:equippedDateComment> <v31:equippeddatehistory> <v31:sortnr>3</v31:sortnr> <v31:changedate> </v31:changedate> <v31:eventtype>1</v31:eventtype> <v31:from> </v31:from> <v31:to> </v31:to> <v31:changereasonid>3</v31:changereasonid> <v31:changereasondescription>missing material</v31:changereasondescription> </v31:equippeddatehistory> <v31:equippeddatehistory> <v31:sortnr>1</v31:sortnr> <v31:changedate> </v31:changedate> <v31:eventtype>2</v31:eventtype> <v31:from>98</v31:from> <v31:to>3</v31:to> <v31:changereasonid>6</v31:changereasonid> <v31:changereasondescription>management repriorisation</v31:changereasondescription> </v31:equippeddatehistory> <v31:equippeddatehistory> <v31:sortnr>2</v31:sortnr> <v31:changedate> </v31:changedate> <v31:eventtype>2</v31:eventtype> <v31:from>3</v31:from> <v31:to>98</v31:to> <v31:changereasonid>6</v31:changereasonid> <v31:changereasondescription>management repriorisation</v31:changereasondescription> </v31:equippeddatehistory> <v31:plannedspeed> <v31:up>1000</v31:up> <v31:down>8000</v31:down> </v31:plannedspeed> <v31:extensioncategory>3</v31:extensioncategory> </v31:plannedendpoint> <v31:cpeinfo> <v31:cpename>motorola POTS rel.7.9</v31:cpename> <v31:dslamtypeallowed> <v31:technology>1</v31:technology> <v31:dslamtype>1</v31:dslamtype> </v31:dslamtypeallowed> 15/98
16 <v31:dslamtypeallowed> <v31:technology>2</v31:technology> <v31:dslamtype>2</v31:dslamtype> <v31:dslamtype>3</v31:dslamtype> </v31:dslamtypeallowed> <v31:capability> <v31:technologytype>2</v31:technologytype> <v31:capabilityoverall>1</v31:capabilityoverall> <v31:capabilityhardware>2</v31:capabilityhardware> <v31:capabilityfirmware>1</v31:capabilityfirmware> </v31:capability> <v31:capability> <v31:technologytype>1</v31:technologytype> <v31:capabilityoverall>3</v31:capabilityoverall> <v31:capabilityhardware>0</v31:capabilityhardware> <v31:capabilityfirmware>2</v31:capabilityfirmware> </v31:capability> <v31:comment>das ist ein Kommentar für CPE Info</v31:comment> </v31:cpeinfo> <v31:maxaccessspeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>59</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description>50000/10000</v31:description> <v31:max> <v31:up>10000</v31:up> <v31:down>50000</v31:down> </v31:max> <v31:min> <v31:up>10000</v31:up> <v31:down>50000</v31:down> </v31:min> <v31:technologytype>1</v31:technologytype> </v31:maxaccessspeed> <v31:averageflag>1</v31:averageflag> <v31:nrofwires>2</v31:nrofwires> <v31:fulfillmenttimeslot> <v31:fulfillmenttimeslotqualifindex>1</v31:fulfillmenttimeslotqualifindex> <v31:fulfillmenttimeslotstart> T10:00: :00</v31:fulfillmentTimeSlotStart> <v31:fulfillmenttimeslotend> T12:00: :00</v31:fulfillmentTimeSlotEnd> </v31:fulfillmenttimeslot> <v31:startpoint> <v31:taxregion>64</v31:taxregion> <v31:accessnet>bol</v31:accessnet> <v31:unittype>3</v31:unittype> <v31:unitnumber>10000</v31:unitnumber> <v31:sse>1</v31:sse> <v31:contacttype>1</v31:contacttype> <v31:contactnr>62</v31:contactnr> <v31:uppreparation>1</v31:uppreparation> </v31:startpoint> <v31:address> <v31:street>schönstrasse</v31:street> <v31:housenr>1a</v31:housenr> <v31:building>chalet</v31:building> <v31:zip>307400</v31:zip> <v31:city>hinterfultigen</v31:city> </v31:address> <v31:resourceavailability> <v31:available>true</v31:available> <v31:resourcetype>1</v31:resourcetype> </v31:resourceavailability> <v31:resourceavailability> <v31:available>false</v31:available> <v31:resourcetype>2</v31:resourcetype> 16/98
17 <v31:upgradeplandatetime> T00:00: :00</v31:upgradePlanDateTime> </v31:resourceavailability> <v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifindex>10</v31:qualifindex> <v31:nrofwires>2</v31:nrofwires> <v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>170</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description> / </v31:description> <v31:max> </v31:max> <v31:min> <v31:up>500</v31:up> <v31:down>5000</v31:down> </v31:min> </v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:servicespeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>240</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description>max2000/200</v31:description> </v31:servicespeed> <v31:effectivespeed> <v31:up>200</v31:up> <v31:down>2000</v31:down> </v31:effectivespeed> </v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifindex>11</v31:qualifindex> <v31:nrofwires>2</v31:nrofwires> <v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>170</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description> / </v31:description> <v31:max> </v31:max> <v31:min> <v31:up>500</v31:up> <v31:down>5000</v31:down> </v31:min> </v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:servicespeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>248</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description>max2000/400</v31:description> </v31:servicespeed> <v31:effectivespeed> <v31:up>400</v31:up> <v31:down>2000</v31:down> </v31:effectivespeed> </v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifindex>12</v31:qualifindex> <v31:nrofwires>2</v31:nrofwires> <v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>170</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description> / </v31:description> <v31:max> </v31:max> <v31:min> <v31:up>500</v31:up> <v31:down>5000</v31:down> </v31:min> 17/98
18 </v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:servicespeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>203</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description>max5000/500</v31:description> </v31:servicespeed> <v31:effectivespeed> <v31:up>500</v31:up> <v31:down>5000</v31:down> </v31:effectivespeed> </v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifindex>13</v31:qualifindex> <v31:nrofwires>2</v31:nrofwires> <v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>170</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description> / </v31:description> <v31:max> </v31:max> <v31:min> <v31:up>500</v31:up> <v31:down>5000</v31:down> </v31:min> </v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:servicespeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>253</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description>max5000/1000</v31:description> </v31:servicespeed> <v31:effectivespeed> <v31:up>1000</v31:up> <v31:down>5000</v31:down> </v31:effectivespeed> </v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifindex>14</v31:qualifindex> <v31:nrofwires>2</v31:nrofwires> <v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>170</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description> / </v31:description> <v31:max> </v31:max> <v31:min> <v31:up>500</v31:up> <v31:down>5000</v31:down> </v31:min> </v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:servicespeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>255</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description>max8000/800</v31:description> </v31:servicespeed> <v31:effectivespeed> <v31:up>800</v31:up> <v31:down>8000</v31:down> </v31:effectivespeed> </v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifindex>15</v31:qualifindex> <v31:nrofwires>2</v31:nrofwires> <v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>170</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description> / </v31:description> <v31:max> 18/98
19 </v31:max> <v31:min> <v31:up>500</v31:up> <v31:down>5000</v31:down> </v31:min> </v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:servicespeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>256</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description>max8000/1600</v31:description> </v31:servicespeed> <v31:effectivespeed> <v31:up>1600</v31:up> <v31:down>8000</v31:down> </v31:effectivespeed> </v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifindex>16</v31:qualifindex> <v31:nrofwires>2</v31:nrofwires> <v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>170</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description> / </v31:description> <v31:max> </v31:max> <v31:min> <v31:up>500</v31:up> <v31:down>5000</v31:down> </v31:min> </v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:servicespeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>209</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description>max10000/1000</v31:description> </v31:servicespeed> <v31:effectivespeed> <v31:up>1000</v31:up> <v31:down>10000</v31:down> </v31:effectivespeed> </v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifindex>17</v31:qualifindex> <v31:nrofwires>2</v31:nrofwires> <v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>170</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description> / </v31:description> <v31:max> </v31:max> <v31:min> <v31:up>500</v31:up> <v31:down>5000</v31:down> </v31:min> </v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:servicespeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>258</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description>max10000/2000</v31:description> </v31:servicespeed> <v31:effectivespeed> <v31:down>10000</v31:down> </v31:effectivespeed> </v31:qualifprofile> 19/98
20 <v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifindex>18</v31:qualifindex> <v31:nrofwires>2</v31:nrofwires> <v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>170</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description> / </v31:description> <v31:max> </v31:max> <v31:min> <v31:up>500</v31:up> <v31:down>5000</v31:down> </v31:min> </v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:servicespeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>207</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description>max15000/1500</v31:description> </v31:servicespeed> <v31:effectivespeed> <v31:up>1500</v31:up> <v31:down>15000</v31:down> </v31:effectivespeed> </v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifindex>19</v31:qualifindex> <v31:nrofwires>2</v31:nrofwires> <v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>170</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description> / </v31:description> <v31:max> </v31:max> <v31:min> <v31:up>500</v31:up> <v31:down>5000</v31:down> </v31:min> </v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:servicespeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>261</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description>max15000/3000</v31:description> </v31:servicespeed> <v31:effectivespeed> <v31:down>15000</v31:down> </v31:effectivespeed> </v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifindex>20</v31:qualifindex> <v31:nrofwires>2</v31:nrofwires> <v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>170</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description> / </v31:description> <v31:max> </v31:max> <v31:min> <v31:up>500</v31:up> <v31:down>5000</v31:down> </v31:min> </v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:servicespeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>230</v31:speedprofilenr> 20/98
21 <v31:description>max20000/2000</v31:description> </v31:servicespeed> <v31:effectivespeed> </v31:effectivespeed> </v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifindex>21</v31:qualifindex> <v31:nrofwires>2</v31:nrofwires> <v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>170</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description> / </v31:description> <v31:max> </v31:max> <v31:min> <v31:up>500</v31:up> <v31:down>5000</v31:down> </v31:min> </v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:servicespeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>263</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description>max20000/4000</v31:description> </v31:servicespeed> <v31:effectivespeed> </v31:effectivespeed> </v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifindex>22</v31:qualifindex> <v31:nrofwires>2</v31:nrofwires> <v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>170</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description> / </v31:description> <v31:max> </v31:max> <v31:min> <v31:up>500</v31:up> <v31:down>5000</v31:down> </v31:min> </v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:servicespeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>265</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description>max25000/2500</v31:description> </v31:servicespeed> <v31:effectivespeed> </v31:effectivespeed> </v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifindex>23</v31:qualifindex> <v31:nrofwires>2</v31:nrofwires> <v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>170</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description> / </v31:description> <v31:max> </v31:max> 21/98
22 <v31:min> <v31:up>500</v31:up> <v31:down>5000</v31:down> </v31:min> </v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:servicespeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>266</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description>max25000/5000</v31:description> </v31:servicespeed> <v31:effectivespeed> </v31:effectivespeed> </v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifindex>24</v31:qualifindex> <v31:nrofwires>2</v31:nrofwires> <v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>170</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description> / </v31:description> <v31:max> </v31:max> <v31:min> <v31:up>500</v31:up> <v31:down>5000</v31:down> </v31:min> </v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:servicespeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>237</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description>max30000/3000</v31:description> </v31:servicespeed> <v31:effectivespeed> </v31:effectivespeed> </v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifindex>25</v31:qualifindex> <v31:nrofwires>2</v31:nrofwires> <v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>170</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description> / </v31:description> <v31:max> </v31:max> <v31:min> <v31:up>500</v31:up> <v31:down>5000</v31:down> </v31:min> </v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:servicespeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>267</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description>max30000/6000</v31:description> </v31:servicespeed> <v31:effectivespeed> </v31:effectivespeed> </v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifindex>26</v31:qualifindex> <v31:nrofwires>2</v31:nrofwires> 22/98
23 <v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>170</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description> / </v31:description> <v31:max> </v31:max> <v31:min> <v31:up>500</v31:up> <v31:down>5000</v31:down> </v31:min> </v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:servicespeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>260</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description>max40000/4000</v31:description> </v31:servicespeed> <v31:effectivespeed> </v31:effectivespeed> </v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifindex>27</v31:qualifindex> <v31:nrofwires>2</v31:nrofwires> <v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>170</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description> / </v31:description> <v31:max> </v31:max> <v31:min> <v31:up>500</v31:up> <v31:down>5000</v31:down> </v31:min> </v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:servicespeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>272</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description>max40000/8000</v31:description> </v31:servicespeed> <v31:effectivespeed> </v31:effectivespeed> </v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifindex>28</v31:qualifindex> <v31:nrofwires>2</v31:nrofwires> <v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>170</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description> / </v31:description> <v31:max> </v31:max> <v31:min> <v31:up>500</v31:up> <v31:down>5000</v31:down> </v31:min> </v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:servicespeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>242</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description>max50000/5000</v31:description> </v31:servicespeed> <v31:effectivespeed> 23/98
24 </v31:effectivespeed> </v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifindex>29</v31:qualifindex> <v31:nrofwires>2</v31:nrofwires> <v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>170</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description> / </v31:description> <v31:max> </v31:max> <v31:min> <v31:up>500</v31:up> <v31:down>5000</v31:down> </v31:min> </v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:servicespeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>246</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description>max50000/10000</v31:description> </v31:servicespeed> <v31:effectivespeed> </v31:effectivespeed> </v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifindex>30</v31:qualifindex> <v31:nrofwires>2</v31:nrofwires> <v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>170</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description> / </v31:description> <v31:max> </v31:max> <v31:min> <v31:up>500</v31:up> <v31:down>5000</v31:down> </v31:min> </v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:servicespeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>270</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description>max60000/6000</v31:description> </v31:servicespeed> <v31:effectivespeed> </v31:effectivespeed> </v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifindex>31</v31:qualifindex> <v31:nrofwires>2</v31:nrofwires> <v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>170</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description> / </v31:description> <v31:max> </v31:max> <v31:min> <v31:up>500</v31:up> <v31:down>5000</v31:down> 24/98
25 </v31:min> </v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:servicespeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>273</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description>max60000/12000</v31:description> </v31:servicespeed> <v31:effectivespeed> </v31:effectivespeed> </v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifindex>32</v31:qualifindex> <v31:nrofwires>2</v31:nrofwires> <v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>170</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description> / </v31:description> <v31:max> </v31:max> <v31:min> <v31:up>500</v31:up> <v31:down>5000</v31:down> </v31:min> </v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:servicespeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>271</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description>max80000/8000</v31:description> </v31:servicespeed> <v31:effectivespeed> </v31:effectivespeed> </v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifindex>33</v31:qualifindex> <v31:nrofwires>2</v31:nrofwires> <v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>170</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description> / </v31:description> <v31:max> </v31:max> <v31:min> <v31:up>500</v31:up> <v31:down>5000</v31:down> </v31:min> </v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:servicespeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>274</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description>max80000/16000</v31:description> </v31:servicespeed> <v31:effectivespeed> </v31:effectivespeed> </v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifindex>34</v31:qualifindex> <v31:nrofwires>2</v31:nrofwires> <v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>170</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description> / </v31:description> 25/98
26 <v31:max> </v31:max> <v31:min> <v31:up>500</v31:up> <v31:down>5000</v31:down> </v31:min> </v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:servicespeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>244</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description>max100000/10000</v31:description> </v31:servicespeed> <v31:effectivespeed> </v31:effectivespeed> </v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifindex>35</v31:qualifindex> <v31:nrofwires>2</v31:nrofwires> <v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>170</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description> / </v31:description> <v31:max> </v31:max> <v31:min> <v31:up>500</v31:up> <v31:down>5000</v31:down> </v31:min> </v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:servicespeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>247</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description>max100000/20000</v31:description> </v31:servicespeed> <v31:effectivespeed> </v31:effectivespeed> </v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifindex>36</v31:qualifindex> <v31:nrofwires>2</v31:nrofwires> <v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>170</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description> / </v31:description> <v31:max> </v31:max> <v31:min> <v31:up>500</v31:up> <v31:down>5000</v31:down> </v31:min> </v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:servicespeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>278</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description>max200000/20000</v31:description> </v31:servicespeed> <v31:effectivespeed> </v31:effectivespeed> 26/98
27 </v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifindex>37</v31:qualifindex> <v31:nrofwires>2</v31:nrofwires> <v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>170</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description> / </v31:description> <v31:max> </v31:max> <v31:min> <v31:up>500</v31:up> <v31:down>5000</v31:down> </v31:min> </v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:servicespeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>276</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description>max200000/40000</v31:description> </v31:servicespeed> <v31:effectivespeed> </v31:effectivespeed> </v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifindex>38</v31:qualifindex> <v31:nrofwires>2</v31:nrofwires> <v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>170</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description> / </v31:description> <v31:max> </v31:max> <v31:min> <v31:up>500</v31:up> <v31:down>5000</v31:down> </v31:min> </v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:servicespeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>279</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description>max250000/25000</v31:description> </v31:servicespeed> <v31:effectivespeed> </v31:effectivespeed> </v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifindex>39</v31:qualifindex> <v31:nrofwires>2</v31:nrofwires> <v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>170</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description> / </v31:description> <v31:max> </v31:max> <v31:min> <v31:up>500</v31:up> <v31:down>5000</v31:down> </v31:min> </v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:servicespeed> 27/98
28 <v31:speedprofilenr>280</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description>max250000/50000</v31:description> </v31:servicespeed> <v31:effectivespeed> </v31:effectivespeed> </v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifindex>40</v31:qualifindex> <v31:nrofwires>2</v31:nrofwires> <v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>170</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description> / </v31:description> <v31:max> </v31:max> <v31:min> <v31:up>500</v31:up> <v31:down>5000</v31:down> </v31:min> </v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:servicespeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>281</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description>max300000/30000</v31:description> </v31:servicespeed> <v31:effectivespeed> </v31:effectivespeed> </v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifindex>41</v31:qualifindex> <v31:nrofwires>2</v31:nrofwires> <v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>170</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description> / </v31:description> <v31:max> </v31:max> <v31:min> <v31:up>500</v31:up> <v31:down>5000</v31:down> </v31:min> </v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:servicespeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>282</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description>max300000/60000</v31:description> </v31:servicespeed> <v31:effectivespeed> </v31:effectivespeed> </v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifindex>42</v31:qualifindex> <v31:nrofwires>2</v31:nrofwires> <v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>170</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description> / </v31:description> <v31:max> 28/98
29 </v31:max> <v31:min> <v31:up>500</v31:up> <v31:down>5000</v31:down> </v31:min> </v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:servicespeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>283</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description>max500000/50000</v31:description> </v31:servicespeed> <v31:effectivespeed> </v31:effectivespeed> </v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifprofile> <v31:qualifindex>43</v31:qualifindex> <v31:nrofwires>2</v31:nrofwires> <v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>170</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description> / </v31:description> <v31:max> </v31:max> <v31:min> <v31:up>500</v31:up> <v31:down>5000</v31:down> </v31:min> </v31:usedaccessspeed> <v31:servicespeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>277</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description>max500000/100000</v31:description> </v31:servicespeed> <v31:effectivespeed> </v31:effectivespeed> </v31:qualifprofile> <v31:currentdntype>13</v31:currentdntype> <v31:currentaccessspeed> <v31:speedprofilenr>180</v31:speedprofilenr> <v31:description> / </v31:description> <v31:max> <v31:up>10000</v31:up> <v31:down>33000</v31:down> </v31:max> <v31:min> <v31:up>500</v31:up> <v31:down>5000</v31:down> </v31:min> <v31:technologytype>1</v31:technologytype> </v31:currentaccessspeed> <v31:llid> </v31:llid> <v31:jumperaction>false</v31:jumperaction> <v31:potentialavailable>1</v31:potentialavailable> <v31:reasonofpotential> <v31:potential> <v31:potentialcode>1000</v31:potentialcode> <v31:potentialdescription>outstanding upgrooming</v31:potentialdescription> </v31:potential> <v31:potential> <v31:potentialcode>1002</v31:potentialcode> <v31:potentialdescription>old CPE Hardware</v31:potentialDescription> 29/98
30 </v31:potential> </v31:reasonofpotential> <v31:technologytype>1</v31:technologytype> <v31:linestate>1</v31:linestate> <v31:vectorized>false</v31:vectorized> <v31:sitedevelopment> <v31:fullydeveloped>true</v31:fullydeveloped> <v31:nrofbasicconnectivities>10</v31:nrofbasicconnectivities> <v31:nrofutilisationunits>20</v31:nrofutilisationunits> </v31:sitedevelopment> </v31:qualifanswer> </v31:qualificationresult> </v31:response> </v31:srvqualifbynumberresponse> </soapenv:body> </soapenv:envelope> 30/98
31 3.3 Customer order creation Request <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <soapenv:envelope xmlns:soapenv=" xmlns:v31=" xmlns:xsi=" <soapenv:header> <wsse:security soapenv:actor=" soapenv:mustunderstand="0" xmlns:wsse=" <wsse:usernametoken> <wsse:username>theusername</wsse:username> <wsse:password>thepassword</wsse:password> </wsse:usernametoken> </wsse:security> </soapenv:header> <soapenv:body> <v31:createcustomerorder> <v31:request correlationid="regression WS Standalone"> <v31:ispid>777710</v31:ispid> <v31:qualification> <v31:qualifnr> </v31:qualifnr> <v31:qualifindex>12</v31:qualifindex> <v31:fulfillmenttimeslotqualifindex>1</v31:fulfillmenttimeslotqualifindex> </v31:qualification> <v31:creationtype>1</v31:creationtype> <v31:dnvnnsn> </v31:dnvnnsn> <v31:order xsi:type="v31:createtype" correlationid="1"> <v31:contreleid>120</v31:contreleid> <v31:extref>regression WS</v31:extRef> <v31:layer2> <v31:bbtype>2</v31:bbtype> <v31:sessiontype>2</v31:sessiontype> </v31:layer2> <v31:processwithlowpriority>false</v31:processwithlowpriority> </v31:order> <v31:order xsi:type="v31:addtype" correlationid="2"> <v31:contreleid>100</v31:contreleid> <v31:extref>regression SrvAdd Internet</v31:extRef> <v31:speedprofilenrreq>203</v31:speedprofilenrreq> <v31:processwithlowpriority>false</v31:processwithlowpriority> </v31:order> </v31:request> </v31:createcustomerorder> </soapenv:body> </soapenv:envelope> Response <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <soapenv:envelope xmlns:soapenv=" <soapenv:body> <v31:createcustomerorderresponse xmlns:v31=" <v31:response correlationid="regression WS Standalone"> <v31:success>true</v31:success> <v31:customerordernr> </v31:customerordernr> <v31:nsn> </v31:nsn> <v31:orderitem correlationid="1"> <v31:success>true</v31:success> <v31:ordernr> </v31:ordernr> </v31:orderitem> <v31:orderitem correlationid="2"> <v31:success>true</v31:success> 31/98
32 <v31:ordernr> </v31:ordernr> </v31:orderitem> </v31:response> </v31:createcustomerorderresponse> </soapenv:body> </soapenv:envelope> GUI The orders created are visible in the BBCS Access Service GUI: 32/98
33 The following Screenshots show the Service Status of the subscriber after both orders are completed: Notifications During the whole processing, the orders can be tracked by retrieving notifications from the Notification Service. See Appendix A: Notifications created for Fulfillment (BBCS Order) which shows all notifications produced during the processing of the orders above. 33/98
34 3.4 Modification of Base Product (Access) and Addition of Streaming Service Existing subscriptions can be modified to satisfy the new needs of a customer. In this example the Streaming service (TV) is added to an existing subscription. Note that this addition makes it necessary to modify the Base Product s session type to DHCP and the BB type to VDSL. Please note you need to perform a qualification forehand to create a modification Request <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <soapenv:envelope xmlns:soapenv=" xmlns:v31=" xmlns:xsi=" <soapenv:header> <wsse:security soapenv:actor=" soapenv:mustunderstand="0" xmlns:wsse=" <wsse:usernametoken> <wsse:username>theusername</wsse:username> <wsse:password>thepassword</wsse:password> </wsse:usernametoken> </wsse:security> </soapenv:header> <soapenv:body> <v31:createcustomerorder> <v31:request correlationid="regression WS change Type"> <v31:ispid>777710</v31:ispid> <v31:creationtype>1</v31:creationtype> <v31:qualification> <v31:qualifnr> </v31:qualifnr> <v31:qualifindex>11</v31:qualifindex> </v31:qualification> <v31:dnvnnsn> </v31:dnvnnsn> <v31:order xsi:type="v31:modifytype" correlationid="1"> <v31:extref>extref RegressionWs modify Type</v31:extRef> <v31:layer2> <v31:bbtype>2</v31:bbtype> <v31:sessiontype>2</v31:sessiontype> </v31:layer2> <v31:processwithlowpriority>true</v31:processwithlowpriority> </v31:order> <v31:order xsi:type="v31:addtype" correlationid="2"> <v31:contreleid>9</v31:contreleid> <v31:extref>extref RegressionSrvTst</v31:extRef> <v31:speedprofilenrreq>0</v31:speedprofilenrreq> <v31:processwithlowpriority>true</v31:processwithlowpriority> </v31:order> </v31:request> </v31:createcustomerorder> </soapenv:body> </soapenv:envelope> 34/98
35 3.4.2 Response <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <soapenv:envelope xmlns:soapenv=" <soapenv:body> <v31:createcustomerorderresponse xmlns:v31=" <v31:response correlationid="regression WS change Type"> <v31:success>true</v31:success> <v31:customerordernr> </v31:customerordernr> <v31:orderitem correlationid="1"> <v31:success>true</v31:success> <v31:ordernr> </v31:ordernr> </v31:orderitem> <v31:orderitem correlationid="2"> <v31:success>true</v31:success> <v31:ordernr> </v31:ordernr> </v31:orderitem> </v31:response> </v31:createcustomerorderresponse> </soapenv:body> </soapenv:envelope> GUI The following Screenshots show the Service Status of a subscriber after both orders are completed: Order Details If, at any stage of the processing, the data retrieved via the Notification Service is not sufficient, then all of the order data can be retrieved by using the getorderdetail operation of the Web service Notifications 35/98
36 During the whole processing, the orders can be tracked by retrieving notifications from the Notification Service. See Appendix A: Notifications created for Fulfillment (BBCS Order) which shows all notifications produced during the processing of the orders above. 36/98
37 3.5 Change of Best Effort Service (Speed) and Reduction of Streaming Service It is also possible to only change services and leave the Base Product as it is. The following example changes the speed of the Internet and removes the Streaming Service Request <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <soapenv:envelope xmlns:soapenv=" xmlns:v31=" xmlns:xsi=" <soapenv:header> <wsse:security soapenv:actor=" soapenv:mustunderstand="0" xmlns:wsse=" <wsse:usernametoken> <wsse:username>theusername</wsse:username> <wsse:password>thepassword</wsse:password> </wsse:usernametoken> </wsse:security> </soapenv:header> <soapenv:body> <v31:createcustomerorder> <v31:request correlationid="regression WS change Type"> <v31:ispid>777710</v31:ispid> <v31:creationtype>1</v31:creationtype> <v31:dnvnnsn> </v31:dnvnnsn> <v31:order xsi:type="v31:changetype" correlationid="1"> <v31:contreleid>100</v31:contreleid> <v31:extref>extref RegressionWs change Type</v31:extRef> <v31:speedprofilenrreq>209</v31:speedprofilenrreq> </v31:order> <v31:order xsi:type="v31:reducetype" correlationid="2"> <v31:contreleid>9</v31:contreleid> <v31:extref>extref RegressionSrvTst</v31:extRef> </v31:order> </v31:request> </v31:createcustomerorder> </soapenv:body> </soapenv:envelope> Response <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <soapenv:envelope xmlns:soapenv=" <soapenv:body> <v31:createcustomerorderresponse xmlns:v31=" <v31:response correlationid="regression WS change Type"> <v31:success>true</v31:success> <v31:customerordernr> </v31:customerordernr> <v31:orderitem correlationid="1"> <v31:success>true</v31:success> <v31:ordernr> </v31:ordernr> </v31:orderitem> <v31:orderitem correlationid="2"> <v31:success>true</v31:success> <v31:ordernr> </v31:ordernr> </v31:orderitem> </v31:response> </v31:createcustomerorderresponse> </soapenv:body> </soapenv:envelope> 37/98
38 GUI The following Screenshots show the Service Status of the subscriber after both orders are completed: Notifications During the whole processing, the orders can be tracked by retrieving notifications from the Notification Service. See Appendix A: Notifications created for Fulfillment (BBCS Order) which shows all notifications produced during the processing of the orders above. 38/98
39 3.6 Change of Internet Service Provider It is possible to change the internet service provider for a subscription. The following example shows a change of the ISP from to Note: a prior qualification is needed. See Request <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <soapenv:envelope xmlns:soapenv=" xmlns:v31=" <soapenv:header/> <soapenv:body> <v31:createcustomerorder> <v31:request correlationid="regression WS change ISP"> <v31:ispid>777710</v31:ispid> <v31:creationtype>1</v31:creationtype> <v31:qualification> <v31:qualifnr> </v31:qualifnr> <v31:qualifindex>10</v31:qualifindex> </v31:qualification> <v31:dnvnnsn> </v31:dnvnnsn> <v31:order xsi:type="v31:ispchangetype" correlationid="1" xmlns:xsi=" <v31:extref>isptest</v31:extref> <v31:customerwishdate> :00</v31:customerwishdate> <v31:comment>ws-tutorial</v31:comment> <v31:layer2> <v31:bbtype>2</v31:bbtype> <v31:sessiontype>2</v31:sessiontype> <v31:termination>2</v31:termination> <v31:pooltype>pool1</v31:pooltype> </v31:layer2> <v31:selfinstall>1</v31:selfinstall> <v31:sla> <v31:sfslaid>1</v31:sfslaid> <v31:saslaid>1</v31:saslaid> </v31:sla> </v31:order> </v31:request> </v31:createcustomerorder> </soapenv:body> </soapenv:envelope> Response <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <soapenv:envelope xmlns:soapenv=" <soapenv:body> <v31:createcustomerorderresponse xmlns:v31=" <v31:response correlationid="regression WS change ISP"> <v31:success>true</v31:success> <v31:customerordernr> </v31:customerordernr> <v31:orderitem correlationid="1"> <v31:success>true</v31:success> <v31:ordernr> </v31:ordernr> </v31:orderitem> </v31:response> </v31:createcustomerorderresponse> </soapenv:body> </soapenv:envelope> 39/98
40 3.6.3 Notifications During the whole processing, the orders can be tracked by retrieving notifications from the Notification Service. See Appendix A: Notifications created for Fulfillment (BBCS Order) which shows all notifications produced during the processing of the orders above. 3.7 Deprovisioning If the BBCS subscription is no longer needed it can be deprovisioned as shown in the following example Request <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <soapenv:envelope xmlns:soapenv=" xmlns:v31=" xmlns:xsi=" <soapenv:header> <wsse:security soapenv:actor=" soapenv:mustunderstand="0" xmlns:wsse=" <wsse:usernametoken> <wsse:username>theusername</wsse:username> <wsse:password>thepassword</wsse:password> </wsse:usernametoken> </wsse:security> </soapenv:header> <soapenv:body> <v31:createcustomerorder> <v31:request correlationid="regression WS Disconnect"> <v31:ispid>100008</v31:ispid> <v31:creationtype>1</v31:creationtype> <v31:dnvnnsn> </v31:dnvnnsn> <v31:order xsi:type="v31:disconnecttype" correlationid="disconn"> <v31:extref>regression WS</v31:extRef> </v31:order> </v31:request> </v31:createcustomerorder> </soapenv:body> </soapenv:envelope> Response <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <soapenv:envelope xmlns:soapenv=" <soapenv:body> <v31:createcustomerorderresponse xmlns:v31=" <v31:response correlationid="regression WS Disconnect"> <v31:success>true</v31:success> <v31:customerordernr> </v31:customerordernr> <v31:orderitem correlationid="disconn"> <v31:success>true</v31:success> <v31:ordernr> </v31:ordernr> </v31:orderitem> </v31:response> </v31:createcustomerorderresponse> </soapenv:body> </soapenv:envelope> 40/98
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42 3.7.3 GUI The following Screenshots show the Service Status of the subscriber after both orders are completed: 42/98
43 3.8 Products, Restrictions and Dependencies "Swisscom Wholesale" offers some products (also known as "Contract Elements") which can be ordered by an ISP/PTS. The description of these products/contract Elements is available in the appropriate marketing documentation and also contains some business restrictions. The following chapters give you an overview of the orderable products and some restrictions/dependencies which are important in the order process List of Contract Elements (Swisscom Wholesale Products) CE- Id Contract Element CE-Type possible BB- Types mandatory Service Add-on Services Fulfillment SLA 110 BBCS-on- BBCS- ADSL, VDSL Best Effort Streaming, Basic TDM Basis RealTime 120 BBCS- BBCS- ADSL, VDSL, Best Effort Streaming Basic, Standalone Basis SDSL (not SDSL); RealTime 100 Best Effort BBCS- ADSL, VDSL, Service SDSL 9 Streaming BBCS- Service (Add-on) 12 Real Time BBCS- Service (Add-on) 420 BBCS-F BBCS- (Fiber) Basis Assurance SLA Standard Standard n/a n/a Basic, Standard, Plus * ADSL, VDSL n/a n/a Premium Intermediate, Plus ADSL, VDSL, SDSL n/a n/a Basic Standard BX Best Effort n/a Basic Standard on Fiber 101 Best Effort on Fiber BBCS- Service BX n/a Attribut "Class-of- Basic Standard, Plus * Service" 19 Full-Access FA (ULL) (1-9) n/a n/a Basic Standard 22 Full-Access Subloop FA (ULL) (1-9) n/a n/a Basic Standard * For the Contract-Element " Best Effort" the Fulfillment-SLA und the Assurance-SLA depend on the chosen service speed 43/98
44 3.8.2 Restrictions and Dependencies a) The BBCS copper basis products "BBCS-on-TDM" and "BBCS-Standalone" must always be provisioned with the BBCS service product Best Effort. b) The BBCS base product is without any BBCS service product is known as "Bit-Stream-Access" and cannot be ordered via B2B interface. c) The BBCS BB-Type "SDSL" is only possible on "BBCS-Standalone" (not possible on "BBCS-on-TDM"). d) The BBCS add-on services "Streaming (TV)" and "realtime require a session type "DHCP" and a termination "@FWS" which must be implemented (created or modified) on the base service (If using only the " Best Effort" service, the usual session type is "PPP" and the termination is "@ISP"). e) The BBCS fiber base product "BBCS-F" is only possible with the BB-type "BX" and the session type "DHCP" and requires the mandatory (and only possible) service " Best Effort on Fiber"; this service can be provided with "Class-of-Service" which enables the ISP/PTS to implement its own "add-on services". f) The ULL (unbundling local loop) products "Full-Access" and "Full-Access Subloop" are layer 1 only implementations which cannot have any services. 44/98
45 4 Fulfillment (ULL Orders) For a detailed interface definition see [5]. For a process overview see chapter Qualification The qualification delivers the capabilities (e.g. available speeds) of a location and should be used to determine if a certain service can be ordered at that location. The following example shows a qualification for an address without Full Access Request <?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso "?> <soapenv:envelope xmlns:soapenv=" xmlns:v12=" <soapenv:header> <wsse:security soapenv:actor=" soapenv:mustunderstand="0" xmlns:wsse=" <wsse:usernametoken> <wsse:username>???</wsse:username> <wsse:password>???</wsse:password> </wsse:usernametoken> </wsse:security> </soapenv:header> <soapenv:body> <v12:qualifybyaddress> <v12:request correlationid="--- WS faqualifybyaddress"> <v12:ptsid>777710</v12:ptsid> <!--1 or more repetitions:--> <v12:contreleid>19</v12:contreleid> <!--Optional:--> <v12:poafaid>?</v12:poafaid> <!--Optional:--> <!-- <v12:appointmentid>123123</v12:appointmentid>--> <!--Optional:--> <v12:customerwishdatetime> t15:58:01+02:00</v12:customerwishdatetime> <!--Optional:--> <v12:extref>regr Test FA QualifByAddr</v12:extRef> <!--1 or more repetitions:--> <v12:fatechnology>1</v12:fatechnology> <v12:fatechnology>2</v12:fatechnology> <v12:fabusinesscase>1</v12:fabusinesscase> <!--Optional:--> <v12:linestate>1</v12:linestate> <v12:address> <!--Optional:--> <v12:street>street</v12:street> <!--Optional:--> <v12:housenr>12</v12:housenr> <!--Optional:--> <v12:building>building</v12:building> <!--Optional:--> <v12:zip>4004</v12:zip> <!--Optional:--> <v12:city>city</v12:city> <!--Optional:--> <v12:firstname>first Name</v12:firstName> <!--Optional:--> <v12:lastname>last Name</v12:lastName> 45/98
46 </v12:address> </v12:request> </v12:qualifybyaddress> </soapenv:body> </soapenv:envelope> Response <?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso "?> <soapenv:envelope xmlns:soapenv=" <soapenv:body> <v12:qualifybyaddressresponse xmlns:v12=" <v12:response correlationid="--- WS faqualifybyaddress"> <v12:success>true</v12:success> <v12:qualifresult> <v12:qualifnr> </v12:qualifnr> <v12:contreleid>19</v12:contreleid> <v12:qualifanswer> <v12:qualiresultstate>ok</v12:qualiresultstate> <v12:qualifindex>1</v12:qualifindex> <v12:fatechnology>1</v12:fatechnology> <v12:address> <v12:street>schönstrasse</v12:street> <v12:housenr>1a</v12:housenr> <v12:building>chalet</v12:building> <v12:zip>307400</v12:zip> <v12:city>aarau</v12:city> <v12:firstname>hans</v12:firstname> <v12:lastname>müller</v12:lastname> </v12:address> <v12:startpoint> <v12:taxregion>62</v12:taxregion> <v12:accessnet>mor</v12:accessnet> <v12:unittype>3</v12:unittype> <v12:unitnumber>10000</v12:unitnumber> <v12:sse>1</v12:sse> <v12:contacttype>1</v12:contacttype> <v12:contactnr>62</v12:contactnr> </v12:startpoint> <v12:endpoint> <v12:taxregion>62</v12:taxregion> <v12:accessnet>mor</v12:accessnet> <v12:site>mors</v12:site> <v12:sitecategory>6</v12:sitecategory> <v12:bbdevicelocation>mor</v12:bbdevicelocation> </v12:endpoint> <v12:linelength> <v12:correction>4</v12:correction> <v12:segment04>493</v12:segment04> <v12:segment05>0</v12:segment05> <v12:segment06>368</v12:segment06> <v12:segment08>0</v12:segment08> <v12:segment10>0</v12:segment10> </v12:linelength> <v12:cablesize>400</v12:cablesize> <v12:linestate>1</v12:linestate> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslot> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslotqualifindex>1</v12:fulfillmenttimeslotqualifindex> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslotstart> T12:12: :00</v12:fulfillmentTimeSlotStart> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslotend> T14:12: :00</v12:fulfillmentTimeSlotEnd> </v12:fulfillmenttimeslot> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslot> 46/98
47 <v12:fulfillmenttimeslotqualifindex>2</v12:fulfillmenttimeslotqualifindex> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslotstart> T12:12: :00</v12:fulfillmentTimeSlotStart> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslotend> T14:12: :00</v12:fulfillmentTimeSlotEnd> </v12:fulfillmenttimeslot> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslot> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslotqualifindex>3</v12:fulfillmenttimeslotqualifindex> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslotstart> T12:12: :00</v12:fulfillmentTimeSlotStart> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslotend> T14:12: :00</v12:fulfillmentTimeSlotEnd> </v12:fulfillmenttimeslot> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslot> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslotqualifindex>4</v12:fulfillmenttimeslotqualifindex> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslotstart> T12:12: :00</v12:fulfillmentTimeSlotStart> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslotend> T14:12: :00</v12:fulfillmentTimeSlotEnd> </v12:fulfillmenttimeslot> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslot> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslotqualifindex>5</v12:fulfillmenttimeslotqualifindex> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslotstart> T12:12: :00</v12:fulfillmentTimeSlotStart> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslotend> T14:12: :00</v12:fulfillmentTimeSlotEnd> </v12:fulfillmenttimeslot> <v12:currentdntype>1</v12:currentdntype> </v12:qualifanswer> </v12:qualifresult> <v12:qualifresult> <v12:qualifnr> </v12:qualifnr> <v12:contreleid>19</v12:contreleid> <v12:qualifanswer> <v12:qualiresultstate>ok</v12:qualiresultstate> <v12:qualifindex>2</v12:qualifindex> <v12:fatechnology>2</v12:fatechnology> <v12:address> <v12:street>schönstrasse</v12:street> <v12:housenr>1a</v12:housenr> <v12:building>chalet</v12:building> <v12:zip>307400</v12:zip> <v12:city>aarau</v12:city> <v12:firstname>hans</v12:firstname> <v12:lastname>müller</v12:lastname> </v12:address> <v12:startpoint> <v12:taxregion>62</v12:taxregion> <v12:accessnet>mor</v12:accessnet> <v12:unittype>3</v12:unittype> <v12:unitnumber>10000</v12:unitnumber> <v12:sse>1</v12:sse> <v12:contacttype>1</v12:contacttype> <v12:contactnr>62</v12:contactnr> </v12:startpoint> <v12:endpoint> <v12:taxregion>62</v12:taxregion> <v12:accessnet>mor</v12:accessnet> <v12:site>mors</v12:site> <v12:sitecategory>6</v12:sitecategory> <v12:bbdevicelocation>mor</v12:bbdevicelocation> </v12:endpoint> <v12:linelength> <v12:correction>4</v12:correction> <v12:segment04>493</v12:segment04> 47/98
48 <v12:segment05>0</v12:segment05> <v12:segment06>368</v12:segment06> <v12:segment08>0</v12:segment08> <v12:segment10>0</v12:segment10> </v12:linelength> <v12:cablesize>400</v12:cablesize> <v12:linestate>1</v12:linestate> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslot> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslotqualifindex>6</v12:fulfillmenttimeslotqualifindex> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslotstart> T12:12: :00</v12:fulfillmentTimeSlotStart> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslotend> T14:12: :00</v12:fulfillmentTimeSlotEnd> </v12:fulfillmenttimeslot> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslot> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslotqualifindex>7</v12:fulfillmenttimeslotqualifindex> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslotstart> T12:12: :00</v12:fulfillmentTimeSlotStart> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslotend> T14:12: :00</v12:fulfillmentTimeSlotEnd> </v12:fulfillmenttimeslot> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslot> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslotqualifindex>8</v12:fulfillmenttimeslotqualifindex> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslotstart> T12:12: :00</v12:fulfillmentTimeSlotStart> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslotend> T14:12: :00</v12:fulfillmentTimeSlotEnd> </v12:fulfillmenttimeslot> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslot> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslotqualifindex>9</v12:fulfillmenttimeslotqualifindex> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslotstart> T12:12: :00</v12:fulfillmentTimeSlotStart> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslotend> T14:12: :00</v12:fulfillmentTimeSlotEnd> </v12:fulfillmenttimeslot> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslot> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslotqualifindex>10</v12:fulfillmenttimeslotqualifindex> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslotstart> T12:12: :00</v12:fulfillmentTimeSlotStart> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslotend> T14:12: :00</v12:fulfillmentTimeSlotEnd> </v12:fulfillmenttimeslot> <v12:currentdntype>1</v12:currentdntype> </v12:qualifanswer> </v12:qualifresult> </v12:response> </v12:qualifybyaddressresponse> </soapenv:body> </soapenv:envelope> 4.2 Creating a Full Access subscription After the successful qualification, the order for the desired BBCS subscription can be sent to WSG. The following example shows an order for a Full Access. Note the reference to the qualification result of the previous interaction with WSG. (Chapter 4.1) Request <?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso "?> 48/98
49 <soapenv:envelope xmlns:soapenv=" xmlns:v12=" <soapenv:header> <wsse:security soapenv:actor=" soapenv:mustunderstand="0" xmlns:wsse=" <wsse:usernametoken> <wsse:username>???</wsse:username> <wsse:password>???</wsse:password> </wsse:usernametoken> </wsse:security> </soapenv:header> <soapenv:body> <v12:create> <v12:request correlationid="--- WS facreate"> <v12:ptsid>777710</v12:ptsid> <v12:qualifnr> </v12:qualifnr> <v12:qualifindex>1</v12:qualifindex> <v12:customerwishdatetime> t00:00: :00</v12:customerwishdatetime> <v12:contactname>soap UI</v12:contactName> <v12:contactphonenr> </v12:contactphonenr> <v12:faportnr>1</v12:faportnr> <v12:fulfillmenttimeslotqualifindex>1</v12:fulfillmenttimeslotqualifindex> <v12:predecessorinfo> <v12:phonenr> </v12:phonenr> <v12:firstname>robert</v12:firstname> <v12:lastname>hilfiger</v12:lastname> </v12:predecessorinfo> </v12:request> </v12:create> </soapenv:body> </soapenv:envelope> Response <?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso "?> <soapenv:envelope xmlns:soapenv=" <soapenv:body> <v12:createresponse xmlns:v12=" <v12:response correlationid="--- WS facreate"> <v12:success>true</v12:success> <v12:ordernr> </v12:ordernr> </v12:response> </v12:createresponse> </soapenv:body> </soapenv:envelope> GUI The order is visible in the WSG Full Access GUI: The following Screenshots show the Service Status of the subscriber after the order is completed: 49/98
50 4.3 Modification of a Full Access description Existing subscriptions can be modified to satisfy the new needs of a customer. In this Example the technology is changed from classical ADSL to VDSL Request <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <soapenv:envelope xmlns:soapenv=" xmlns:v9=" <soapenv:header> <wsse:security soapenv:actor=" soapenv:mustunderstand="0" xmlns:wsse=" 50/98
51 <wsse:usernametoken> <wsse:username>???</wsse:username> <wsse:password>???</wsse:password> </wsse:usernametoken> </wsse:security> </soapenv:header> <soapenv:body> <V10:modifyPending> <V10:request correlationid="regr Test famodifypending"> <V10:ptsId>777710</V10:ptsId> <V10:orderNr> </V10:orderNr> <V10:qualifIndex>1</V10:qualifIndex> <V10:comment>WS famodifypend Date,Qualif and Contact</V10:comment> <V10:qualifNr> </V10:qualifNr> <V10:customerWishDateTime> T00:00: :00</V10:customerWishDateTime> <V10:extRef>WS famodifypend</v10:extref> <V10:contactName>modifPend Contact</V10:contactName> <V10:contactPhoneNr> </V10:contactPhoneNr> </V10:request> </V10:modifyPending> </soapenv:body> </soapenv:envelope> Response <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <soapenv:envelope xmlns:soapenv=" <soapenv:body> <modifypendingresponse xmlns=" <response correlationid="regr Test famodifypending"> <success>true</success> <extref>ws famodifypend</extref> <ordernr> </ordernr> </response> </modifypendingresponse> </soapenv:body> </soapenv:envelope> shows all notifications produced during the processing of the orders above. 51/98
52 4.4 Disconnection of a Full Access subscription If the BBCS subscription is no longer needed it can be deprovisioned as shown in the following example Request <?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso "?> <soapenv:envelope xmlns:soapenv=" xmlns:v12=" <soapenv:header> <wsse:security soapenv:actor=" soapenv:mustunderstand="0" xmlns:wsse=" <wsse:usernametoken> <wsse:username>???</wsse:username> <wsse:password>???</wsse:password> </wsse:usernametoken> </wsse:security> </soapenv:header> <soapenv:body> <v12:disconnect> <v12:request correlationid="regr Test Disconnect"> <v12:ptsid>777710</v12:ptsid> <v12:qualifnr> </v12:qualifnr> <v12:dnvnnsn> </v12:dnvnnsn> <v12:qualifindex>1</v12:qualifindex> <v12:customerwishdatetime> t00:00: :00</v12:customerwishdatetime> <v12:comment>disconnect ohne Qualif. by WS</v12:comment> <v12:extref>regr Test extref</v12:extref> <fulfillmenttimeslotqualifindex>1</fulfillmenttimeslotqualifindex> </v12:request> </v12:disconnect> </soapenv:body> </soapenv:envelope> Response <?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso "?> <soapenv:envelope xmlns:soapenv=" <soapenv:body> <v12:disconnectresponse xmlns:v12=" <v12:response correlationid="regr Test Disconnect"> <v12:success>true</v12:success> <v12:ordernr> </v12:ordernr> </v12:response> </v12:disconnectresponse> </soapenv:body> </soapenv:envelope> 5 Assurance (BBCS Trouble Ticket) For a detailed interface definition see[4]. 5.1 Process Overview The following picture shows the interactions between the ISP s assurance system and WSG: 52/98
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54 5.2 Creation of a Trouble Ticket If an existing BBCS subscription does not work (any more) a trouble ticket can be submitted as shown in the following example Request <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <soapenv:envelope xmlns:soapenv=" xmlns:v24=" <soapenv:header> <wsse:security soapenv:actor=" soapenv:mustunderstand="0" xmlns:wsse=" <wsse:usernametoken> <wsse:username>???</wsse:username> <wsse:password>???</wsse:password> </wsse:usernametoken> </wsse:security> </soapenv:header> <soapenv:body> <v24:createtroubleticket> <v24:request correlationid="createtroubleticket"> <v24:ispid>777710</v24:ispid> <v24:ispttref>ws_test_1</v24:ispttref> <!--Optional:--> <v24:ispphonenr> </v24:ispphonenr> <v24:enduser> <!--Optional:--> <!--Optional:--> <v24:street>schorenstrasse</v24:street> <!--Optional:--> <v24:housenr>68e</v24:housenr> <!--Optional:--> <v24:building>1a</v24:building> <!--Optional:--> <v24:zip>3000</v24:zip> <!--Optional:--> <v24:city>bern</v24:city> <!--Optional:--> <!--Optional:--> <v24:endusername>endusername</v24:endusername> <v24:enduserlogin>renduserlogin</v24:enduserlogin> <!--Optional:--> <v24:enduserphonenr> </v24:enduserphonenr> </v24:enduser> <v24:contactinfo> <!--Optional:--> <!--Optional:--> <v24:firstname>hans</v24:firstname> <!--Optional:--> <!--Optional:--> <v24:lastname>meier</v24:lastname> <v24:phonenr> </v24:phonenr> <v24:notificationtype>sms</v24:notificationtype> <v24:notificationaddress>im Haus</v24:notificationAddress> <!--Optional:--> </v24:contactinfo> <!--Optional:--> <v24:dnvnnsn> </v24:dnvnnsn> <v24:dntype>1</v24:dntype> <!--Optional:--> <!--Optional:--> <v24:stnrddi/> 54/98
55 <v24:problemdescription>any Problem with somewhat reason</v24:problemdescription> <v24:problemdatetime> t09:30: :00</v24:problemdatetime> <!--Optional:--> <!--Optional:--> <!--Optional:--> <v24:lastlogindatetime> t08:30: :00</v24:lastlogindatetime> <v24:comment>any comment</v24:comment> <v24:serviceproblem> <v24:contreleid>100</v24:contreleid> <v24:servicespeedprofilenr>203</v24:servicespeedprofilenr> <v24:bbcsequipment>equipment</v24:bbcsequipment> <v24:errorcategory>541</v24:errorcategory> </v24:serviceproblem> <!--Optional:--> <v24:endusernotificationtype> </v24:endusernotificationtype> <!--Optional:--> <v24:endusernotificationaddress>ws_test_notif_addr</v24:endusernotificationaddress> <!--Optional:--> <!--Optional:--> <!--Optional:--> <v24:ispapplicationid>100900</v24:ispapplicationid> <!--Optional:--> <v24:ispapplicationentityid/> <v24:measuredispvalues>measurements ISP</v24:measuredIspValues> <v24:saslarequested>1</v24:saslarequested> </v24:request> </v24:createtroubleticket> </soapenv:body> </soapenv:envelope> 55/98
56 5.2.2 Response <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <soapenv:envelope xmlns:soapenv=" <soapenv:body> <v24:createtroubleticketresponse xmlns:v24=" <v24:response correlationid=""> <v24:success>true</v24:success> <v24:ttidwsg> </v24:ttidwsg> <v24:ttstate>1</v24:ttstate> <v24:dntype>1</v24:dntype> </v24:response> </v24:createtroubleticketresponse> </soapenv:body> </soapenv:envelope> GUI 56/98
57 5.2.4 Trouble Ticket Detail If, at any stage of the processing, the data retrieved via the Notification Service is not sufficient, then all the data of order can be retrieved by using the getdetailbbcstroubleticket operation of the Web service. Appendix C: getdetail BBCS TroubleTicket shows an example of the data that can be retrieved Notifications During the whole processing, the trouble tickets can be tracked by retrieving notifications from the Notification Service. See 8 Appendix B: Notifications created for Assurance (BBCS Trouble Ticket) shows all notifications produced during the processing of the TT above 5.3 Trouble Ticket Types and Restrictions a) For BBCS copper lines, a trouble ticket is only possible on one of the implemented services ("BestEffort", "Streaming" or "RealTime"); you cannot create a trouble ticket for a BBCS base Contract Element. b) For BBCS fiber lines no trouble tickets are possible in WSG. c) For ULL lines ("Full-Access" or "Full-Access Subloop") a trouble ticket can be created on this service itself 5.4 AccessProfile modification You have the possibility to check the valid access Profiles for a defined line and to modify them getvalidaccessprofiles Request <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <soapenv:envelope xmlns:soapenv=" xmlns:v24=" <soapenv:header> <wsse:security soapenv:actor=" soapenv:mustunderstand="0" xmlns:wsse=" <wsse:usernametoken> <wsse:username>theusername</wsse:username> <wsse:password>thepassword</wsse:password> </wsse:usernametoken> </wsse:security> </soapenv:header> <soapenv:body> <v24:getvalidaccessprofilesrequest> <v24:request correlationid="getvalidaccessprofiles"> <v24:ispid>777710</v24:ispid> <v24:dnvnnsn> </v24:dnvnnsn> </v24:request> </v24:getvalidaccessprofilesrequest> </soapenv:body> </soapenv:envelope> Response <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <soapenv:envelope xmlns:soapenv=" <soapenv:body> <v24:getvalidaccessprofilesresponse xmlns:v24=" <v24:response correlationid="getvalidaccessprofiles"> <v24:success>true</v24:success> 57/98
58 <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>33</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>34</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>34</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>34</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>4</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>34</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>5</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>34</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>6</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>158</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>158</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>158</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>4</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>158</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> 58/98
59 <v24:interleavemode>5</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>158</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>6</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>168</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>168</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>168</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>5</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>168</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>6</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>157</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>157</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>157</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>4</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>157</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>5</v24:interleavemode> 59/98
60 <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>157</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>6</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>160</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>160</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>160</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>5</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>160</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>6</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>28</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>28</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>28</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>4</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>28</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>5</v24:interleavemode> 60/98
61 <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>28</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>6</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>175</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>175</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>175</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>4</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>175</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>5</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>175</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>6</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>169</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>169</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>169</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>5</v24:interleavemode> 61/98
62 <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>169</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>6</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>55</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>55</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>55</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>4</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>55</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>5</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>55</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>6</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>176</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>176</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>176</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>4</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>176</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> 62/98
63 <v24:interleavemode>5</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>176</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>6</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>161</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>161</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>161</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>5</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>161</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>6</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>156</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>156</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>156</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>4</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>156</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>5</v24:interleavemode> 63/98
64 <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>156</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>6</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>177</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>177</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>177</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>4</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>177</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>5</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>177</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>6</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>162</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>162</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>162</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>5</v24:interleavemode> 64/98
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69 <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>227</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>5</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>227</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>6</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>165</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>30</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>30</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>30</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>4</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>30</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>5</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>30</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>6</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>171</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>41</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> 69/98
70 <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>41</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>41</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>4</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>41</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>5</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>41</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>6</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>179</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>179</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>179</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>5</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>179</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:interleavemode>6</v24:interleavemode> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>60</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> 70/98
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85 <v24:technologytype>2</v24:technologytype> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>516</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <v24:psdclass>22</v24:psdclass> <v24:interleavemode>11</v24:interleavemode> <v24:technologytype>2</v24:technologytype> </v24:response> </v24:getvalidaccessprofilesresponse> </soapenv:body> </soapenv:envelope> Request modfiyaccessprofile <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <soapenv:envelope xmlns:soapenv=" xmlns:v24=" <soapenv:header> <wsse:security soapenv:actor=" soapenv:mustunderstand="0" xmlns:wsse=" <wsse:usernametoken> <wsse:username>theusername</wsse:username> <wsse:password>thepassword</wsse:password> </wsse:usernametoken> </wsse:security> </soapenv:header> <soapenv:body> <v24:modifyaccessprofilerequest> <v24:request correlationid="anycorrelation"> <v24:ispid>777710</v24:ispid> <v24:dnvnnsn> </v24:dnvnnsn> <v24:accessspeedprofilenr>33</v24:accessspeedprofilenr> <!--Optional:--> </v24:request> </v24:modifyaccessprofilerequest> </soapenv:body> </soapenv:envelope> Response <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <soapenv:envelope xmlns:soapenv=" <soapenv:body> <v24:modifyaccessprofileresponse xmlns:v24=" <v24:response correlationid="anycorrelation"> <v24:success>true</v24:success> <v24:ordernr> </v24:ordernr> </v24:response> </v24:modifyaccessprofileresponse> </soapenv:body> </soapenv:envelope> 85/98
86 6 Voice Messages Voice Messages can be used to detect if a subscriber has to be modified because of change to its voice service. If for example the subscriber moves to a new location, the BBCS subscription has to be modified too. In this case WSG automatically creates the necessary orders based on the Voice Messages. 6.1 GUI The following Screenshots show the notifications created for the Voice Messages and the resulting Orders: 86/98
87 6.2 Notifications During the whole processing, the voice messages and orders can be tracked by retrieving notifications from the Notification Service. 87/98
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