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Table of Contents Table of Contents 1 Introduction 1.1 Structure and Use of This Document........................ 1 1 1.2 Definition....................................... 1 1 1.3 Background...................................... 1 1 1.4 High-Level Description................................ 1 4 1.5 Changes from Issue 4 of TR-NWT-000317 to Issue 1 of...... 1 5 1.6 Changes from, Issue 1 to Issue 1, Revision 1........... 1 5 1.7 Changes from, Issue 1, Revision 1 to Issue 1, Revision 2..... 1 6 1.8 Changes from, Issue 1, Revision 2 to Issue 1, Revision 3............................... 1 6 1.9 Changes from, Issue 1, Revision 3 to Issue 2........... 1 6 1.10 Changes from, Issue 2, to Issue 2, Revision 1.......... 1 7 1.11 Changes from, Issue 2 to Issue 3................. 1 8 1.12 Changes from, Issue 3 to Issue 4................. 1 8 1.13 Changes from, Issue 4 to Issue 5................. 1 8 1.14 Changes from, Issue 5 to Issue 6................. 1 8 1.15 Changes from, Issue 6 to Issue 7................. 1 8 1.16 Changes from, Issue 7 to Issue 8................. 1 9 1.17 Changes from, Issue 8 to Issue 9................. 1 9 1.18 Changes from, Issue 9 to Issue 10................. 1 9 1.19 Requirements Terminology............................. 1 9 1.20 Requirement Labeling Conventions....................... 1 10 1.20.1 Numbering of Requirement and Related Objects............. 1 10 1.20.2 Requirement, Conditional Requirement, and Objective Identification. 1 11 2 User Perspective 3 Feature Requirements 3.1 Feature Operations.................................. 3 1 3.1.1 Main Feature Operations............................ 3 3 3.1.1.1 Call Origination - Actions At the Originating Exchange........ 3 3 3.1.1.2 Initial Address Message (IAM)..................... 3 4 3.1.1.3 Circuit Continuity Check Continuity Message (COT)...... 3 31 3.1.1.4 Completion of Transmission Path................... 3 37 3.1.1.5 The Address Complete Message (ACM) Alerting......... 3 38 3.1.1.6 Answer Message (ANM)........................ 3 41 3.1.1.7 Busy Indication............................. 3 43 3.1.1.8 The Call Progress Message (CPG).................. 3 45 3.1.1.9 The Facility Message (FAC)...................... 3 47 3.1.2 Other Feature Operations.......................... 3 48 3.1.2.1 Test Calls................................ 3 48 3.1.2.2 Circuit Query.............................. 3 51 3.1.2.3 Circuit Validation Test......................... 3 54 3.1.3 Release Treatment.............................. 3 56 3.1.3.1 General Release Procedures...................... 3 56 3.1.3.2 Release Initiated by the Calling Subscriber............. 3 58 v

Table of Contents Issue 10, November 2007 3.1.3.3 Release Initiated by a Non-ISDN Called Subscriber........ 3 59 3.1.4 Error Treatment and Abnormal Events.................. 3 60 3.1.4.1 Dual Seizure.............................. 3 60 3.1.4.2 Tones and Announcements...................... 3 61 3.1.4.3 Blocking and Unblocking Messages................. 3 65 3.1.4.4 Reset Circuit Messages........................ 3 71 3.1.4.5 Unequipped Circuit Identification Code (UCIC).......... 3 74 3.1.4.6 Failure to Receive a Release Complete Message (RLC)...... 3 76 3.1.4.7 Receipt of Unrecognized Messages or Parameters......... 3 77 3.1.4.8 Receipt of Unexpected Messages................... 3 78 3.1.4.9 Additional Failure Conditions.................... 3 81 3.1.4.10 ISDNUP Flow Control........................ 3 82 3.1.4.11 ISDNUP Reaction to TFC/Isolation................. 3 83 3.1.4.12 Automatic Congestion Control (ACC) Procedures........ 3 89 3.2 Administration................................... 3 92 3.3 Maintenance..................................... 3 95 3.4 Interactions..................................... 3 95 3.4.1 SS7 Incoming Circuit, Inband Signaling on Outgoing Circuit...... 3 95 3.4.1.1 Call Setup................................ 3 95 3.4.1.2 Connection Release.......................... 3 97 3.4.2 Inband Signaling on Incoming Circuit, SS7 Outgoing Circuit...... 3 98 3.4.2.1 Call Setup................................ 3 98 3.4.2.2 Connection Release.......................... 3 101 3.5 Timing and Tolerances............................... 3 102 3.6 Performance.................................... 3 104 Appendix A: SS7 Messages Appendix B: SS7 Parameters B.1 Backward Call Indicators.............................. B 1 B.2 User Service Information (Bearer Capability)................... B 3 B.3 Called Party Number................................. B 4 B.4 Calling Party Number................................ B 6 B.5 Calling Party's Category............................... B 7 B.6 Cause Indicators................................... B 8 B.7 Circuit Group Supervision Message Type Indicator.............. B 10 B.8 Circuit State Indicator............................... B 11 B.9 Continuity Indicators............................... B 12 B.10 Forward Call Indicators............................. B 12 B.11 Message Type................................... B 13 B.12 Nature of Connection Indicators........................ B 14 B.13 Range and Status................................. B 15 B.14 Suspend/Resume Indicators........................... B 16 B.15 Circuit Validation Response Indicator..................... B 17 B.16 Circuit Group Characteristics Indicator.................... B 17 B.17 Circuit Identification Name........................... B 18 B.18 CLLI Code..................................... B 19 B.19 Event Information Indicators.......................... B 19 B.20 Optional Backward Call Indicators....................... B 20 B.21 Hop Counter.................................... B 20 vi

Table of Contents B.22 Automatic Congestion Level........................... B 21 B.23 Charge Number.................................. B 22 B.24 Originating Line Information........................... B 23 B.25 Carrier Identification Parameter......................... B 25 B.26 Jurisdiction Information Parameter....................... B 26 B.27 Original Called Number Parameter....................... B 27 B.28 Redirecting Number Parameter......................... B 29 B.29 Access Transport Parameter........................... B 29 B.30 Generic Address Parameter........................... B 30 B.31 Generic Name Parameter............................. B 32 B.32 Redirection Information Parameter....................... B 34 B.33 Redirect Capability Parameter.......................... B 35 B.34 Redirect Counter Parameter........................... B 35 B.35 Redirection Number Parameter......................... B 36 B.36 Carrier Service Provider Identification Parameter............... B 38 B.37 Circuit Assignment Map............................. B 39 Appendix C: Bearer Independent Call Control (BICC) C.1 Introduction...................................... C 1 C.2 Motivation.......................................C 1 C.3 BICC Architecture.................................. C 2 C.3.1 BICC Network Architecture.......................... C 2 C.3.2 BICC Protocol................................. C 3 C.3.3 BICC Messages and Parameters....................... C 5 C.4 BICC Protocol Industry Status........................... C 6 C.4.1 ITU-T Study Group 11............................. C 6 C.4.2 T1S1....................................... C 7 C.5 Summary........................................C 8 Appendix D: Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) D.1 Introduction...................................... D 1 D.2 Motivation.......................................D 1 D.3 SIP Architecture................................... D 2 D.3.1 SIP Network Architecture........................... D 2 D.3.1.1 Clients................................... D 3 D.3.1.2 Servers.................................. D 4 D.3.2 SIP Protocol................................... D 5 D.3.3 SIP Messages and Parameters......................... D 6 D.3.3.1 SIP Request Messages.......................... D 6 D.3.3.2 SIP Response Messages......................... D 7 D.3.3.3 SIP Message Headers.......................... D 8 D.3.4 SIP Call Flows................................. D 9 D.3.4.1 ISUP to SIP Interworking....................... D 11 D.3.4.2 SIP to ISUP Interworking....................... D 12 D.3.4.3 SIP to ISUP Interworking with Preconditions............ D 14 D.3.4.4 ISUP to SIP and ISUP Interworking (SIP Bridging)......... D 16 D.4 Summary...................................... D 19 vii

Table of Contents Issue 10, November 2007 Appendix E: IMS and SS7 Interconnection E.1 Introduction..................................... E 1 E.1.1 IMS Overview................................. E 1 E.1.2 IMS Functional Architecture......................... E 2 E.2 IMS and SS7 Interconnection............................ E 3 E.2.1 IMS - PSTN Call Flow Overview....................... E 4 E.2.1.1 IMS Origination to the PSTN...................... E 4 E.2.1.2 PSTN Origination to IMS........................ E 5 E.2.2 Protocol Interworking............................. E 5 E.2.2.1 Lower-Layer Interworking....................... E 5 E.2.2.2 SIP - ISUP Interworking......................... E 6 Appendix F: References F.1 Telcordia Documents................................ F 1 F.2 Non-Telcordia Documents.............................. F 2 Appendix G: Acronyms Requirement-Object Index viii

List of Figures List of Figures Figure 1-1 Telcordia GR Diagram.......................... 1 2 Figure 3-1 Multiple Point Codes Example.................... 3 50 Figure 3-2 Alternate Routing in Voice Network During SS7 Congestion Example................................. 3 84 Figure B-1 Backward Call Indicators Parameter.................. B 1 Figure B-2 User Service Information (for Non-ISDN Calling Party) Parameter. B 3 Figure B-3 Called Party Number Parameter.................... B 4 Figure B-4 Calling Party Number Parameter.................... B 6 Figure B-5 Calling Party s Category Parameter................... B 7 Figure B-6 Cause Indicators Parameter....................... B 8 Figure B-7 Circuit Group Supervision Message Type Indicator Parameter.. B 10 Figure B-8 Circuit State Indicator Parameter................... B 11 Figure B-9 Continuity Indicators Parameter................... B 12 Figure B-10 Forward Call Indicators Parameter.................. B 12 Figure B-11 Message Type Parameter........................ B 13 Figure B-12 Nature of Connection Indicators Parameter............. B 14 Figure B-13 Range and Status Parameter...................... B 15 Figure B-14 Suspend/Resume Indicators Parameter............... B 16 Figure B-15 Circuit Validation Response Indicator Parameter.......... B 17 Figure B-16 Circuit Group Characteristics Indicator Parameter......... B 17 Figure B-17 Circuit Identification Name Parameter................ B 18 Figure B-18 CLLI TM Code Parameter........................ B 19 Figure B-19 Event Information Indicators Parameter............... B 19 Figure B-20 Optional Backward Call Indicators Parameter............ B 20 Figure B-21 Hop Counter Parameter........................ B 20 Figure B-22 Automatic Congestion Level Parameter............... B 21 Figure B-23 Charge Number Parameter...................... B 22 Figure B-24 Originating Line Information Parameter............... B 23 Figure B-25 Carrier Identification Parameter................... B 25 Figure B-26 Jurisdiction Information Parameter.................. B 26 Figure B-27 Original Called Number Parameter.................. B 27 Figure B-28 Access Transport Parameter...................... B 29 Figure B-29 Generic Address Parameter...................... B 30 Figure B-30 Generic Name Parameter....................... B 32 Figure B-31 Redirection Information Parameter.................. B 34 Figure B-32 Redirect Capability Parameter.................... B 35 Figure B-33 Redirect Counter Parameter...................... B 35 Figure B-34 Redirection Number Parameter.................... B 36 Figure B-35 Carrier Service Provider Identification Parameter......... B 38 Figure B-36 Circuit Assignment Map Parameter.................. B 39 Figure C-1 Initial BICC Architecture......................... C 2 Figure C-2 BICC Network Model........................... C 3 Figure C-3 Backward Bearer Connection Setup with COT............ C 4 Figure D-1 Generic SIP-based Network Architecture............... D 3 Figure D-2 SIP Stack.................................. D 6 Figure D-3 ISUP to SIP Interworking....................... D 11 Figure D-4 SIP and ISUP Interworking...................... D 13 ix

List of Figures Issue 10, November 2007 Figure D-5 SIP ISUP Interworking with Preconditions............. D 15 Figure D-6 SIP-ISUP-SIP Interworking...................... D 17 Figure E-1 IMS Architecture Framework...................... E 2 Figure E-2 Interconnection Architecture...................... E 4 Figure E-3 Protocol Interworking.......................... E 6 Figure E-4 IMS Call Origination........................... E 7 Figure E-5 PSTN Call Origination.......................... E 8 x

List of Tables List of Tables Table 3-1 Message Priorities............................ 3 1 Table 3-2 Nature of Address Codes......................... 3 9 Table 3-3 I and II Digits and Originating Line Information........... 3 13 Table 3-4 Hop Counter Parameter........................ 3 26 Table 3-5 Circuit Query Actions - Transient and Unequipped States..... 3 52 Table 3-6 Circuit Query Actions - Blocking States............... 3 53 Table 3-7 Circuit Query Actions - Busy/Idle States............... 3 54 Table 3-8 Events Resulting in Unsuccessful Call................ 3 62 Table 3-9 Coding of Backward Call Indicators Parameter........... 3 64 Table 3-10 Timer Values.............................. 3 103 Table 3-11 Switch Processing Time Requirements................ 3 106 Table A-1 Address Complete Message....................... A 1 Table A-2 Answer Message............................. A 2 Table A-3 Continuity Message............................ A 2 Table A-4 Initial Address Message......................... A 2 Table A-5 Release Message............................. A 3 Table A-6 Single Octet Messages.......................... A 3 Table A-7 Suspend and Resume Message..................... A 4 Table A-8 Group Blocking Messages........................ A 4 Table A-9 Circuit Group Reset and Circuit Group Reset Acknowledgment Message.................................. A 4 Table A-10 Circuit Query Message.......................... A 5 Table A-11 Circuit Query Response Message.................... A 5 Table A-12 Circuit Validation Response Message.................. A 5 Table A-13 Call Progress Message.......................... A 6 Table A-14 Confusion Message............................ A 6 xi