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Publisher's Note: Products purchased from Third Party sellers are not guaranteed by the publisher for quality, authenticity, or access to any online entitlements included with the product. THE MOST COMPLETE, CURRENT GUIDE TO SIGNALING SYSTEM #7 (SS7)Thoroughly updated to cover the latest advances in the telecommunications industry, Signaling System # 7, Sixth Edition, addresses the impact of emerging technologies and applications, such as Long Term Evolution (LTE) and 4G networks, on SS7. An all-new chapter onDiameter discusses how to successfully implement SS7-to-Diameter interfaces to bridge 3G and 4G networks. Real-world examples, protocol message details, call flows, and effective migration strategies are included in this practical guide.

Comprehensive coverage includes:





The SS7 network--international and national planes The OSI model SS7 protocols and the protocol stack Signal units Message Transfer Part (MTP), including level 3 Signaling Transport (SIGTRAN) ISDN User Part (ISUP) Signaling Connection Control Part (SCCP) Transaction Capabilities Application Part (TCAP) The evolution to Diameter
Acknowledgments xiii
Introduction xv
1 Signaling System #7 1(54)
Introduction to Telephony Signaling
2(7)
Conventional Signaling
7(1)
In-Band Signaling
8(1)
Out-of-Band Signaling
8(1)
Digital Signaling
9(1)
Common Channel Signaling (CCS)
9(1)
Basic Telephony
9(10)
Bell System Hierarchy
10(2)
Local Access Transport Areas (LATAs)
12(1)
Who Are the Players?
13(2)
Hierarchy of the Synchronization Network
15(1)
Digital Signaling Hierarchy
16(3)
Current Trends in Telecommunications Technology
19(19)
Introduction to the Intelligent Network
20(4)
The Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN)
24(4)
The Wireless Network and SS7
28(7)
Video and the Telephone Network
35(1)
Broadband Data Communications
36(2)
The Information Highway
38(1)
Convergent Networks and Packet Telephony
39(5)
New Architecture
39(5)
Standards Organizations
44(11)
International Telecommunications Union—Telecommunications Standardization Sector (ITU-TS)
46(2)
American National Standards Institute (ANSI)
48(3)
Alliance for Telecommunications Industry Solutions (ATIS)
51(1)
Electronic Industries Association (EIA)
51(1)
Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
51(1)
Underwriters Laboratories (UL)
52(1)
Canadian Standards Association (CSA)
52(1)
International Standards Organization (ISO)
52(1)
Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF)
53(2)
2 The SS7 Network 55(26)
Service Switching Point (SSP)
56(4)
Signal Transfer Point (STP)
57(3)
Service Control Point (SCP)
60(4)
Call Management Services Database (CMSDB)
61(1)
Local Number Portability (LNP)
61(1)
Line Information Database (LIDB)
62(1)
Calling Name (CNAM)
62(1)
Business Services Database (BSDB)
63(1)
Home Location Register (HLR)
63(1)
Visitor Location Register (VLR)
63(1)
Operations Support Systems (OSS)
64(1)
Network Monitoring
65(1)
Signaling Data Links
65(10)
Link Implementation
68(2)
Access Links (A-Links)
70(1)
Bridge Links (B-Links)
70(1)
Cross Links (C-Links)
70(2)
Diagonal Links (D-Links)
72(1)
Extended Links (E-Links)
72(1)
Fully Associated Links (F-Links)
72(2)
Link Performance
74(1)
Physical Link Interfaces
75(6)
V.35
75(1)
DSOA (Digital Signal 0)
75(1)
High-Speed Links
76(1)
TCP/IP Links
77(1)
Miscellaneous Interfaces
77(4)
3 Overview of a Protocol 81(20)
Overview of the OSI Model
83(11)
Physical Layer
85(2)
Data-Link Layer
87(2)
Network Layer
89(3)
Transport Layer
92(1)
Session Layer
93(1)
Presentation Layer
94(1)
Application Layer
94(1)
Overview of the SS7 Protocol Stack
94(5)
Level 1: Physical Level
95(1)
Level 2: Data-Link Level
96(1)
Level 3: Network Level
97(1)
Level 4: User Parts
98(1)
SS7 Protocols
99(2)
4 Overview of Signal Units 101(18)
Overview of Signal Units
101(7)
Fill-In Signal Unit (FISU)
103(2)
Link Status Signal Unit (LSSU)
105(1)
Message Signal Unit (MSU)
106(1)
Primitives
107(1)
Overview of SS7 Protocols
108(11)
Message Transfer Part (MTP)
109(4)
M2UA
113(1)
M2PA
113(1)
M3UA
114(1)
SCCP User Adaptation (SUA)
114(1)
Simple Control Transmission Protocol (SCTP)
114(1)
Signaling Connection Control Part (SCCP)
115(1)
ISDN User Part (ISUP)
116(1)
Broadband ISDN User Part (BISUP)
116(1)
Telephone User Part (TUP)
117(1)
Transaction Capabilities Application Part (TCAP)
117(1)
Intelligent Network Application Part (INAP)
118(1)
Mobile Application Part (MAP)
118(1)
5 Message Transfer Part (MTP) 119(16)
Overview of MTP Level 2
119(4)
Performance
120(1)
Signaling-Link Error Monitoring
120(1)
Signal-Unit Error Detection
121(1)
Signal-Unit Error Correction
121(1)
Signal-Unit Alignment
122(1)
Signal-Unit Delimitation
122(1)
Flow Control
122(1)
Structure of MTP Level 2
123(3)
Flag
123(1)
Sequence Numbering
124(1)
Indicator Bits
125(1)
Length Indicator (LI)
125(1)
Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC)
125(1)
MTP Level 2 Procedures
126(9)
Basic Error-Control Method
126(1)
Preventative Cyclic Retransmission (PCR)
127(2)
Structure of the LSSU
129(3)
Signal-Unit Alignment Procedure
132(1)
Level 3 Alignment Processes
133(1)
Level 2 Signaling-Link Test Procedures
134(1)
6 Message Transfer Part (MTP) Level 3 135(46)
Message-Handling Overview
135(4)
Message-Discrimination Overview
136(1)
Message-Distribution Overview
137(1)
Message-Routing Overview
138(1)
Normal Routing Procedures
139(4)
Link Selection
141(1)
Network Management Overview
142(1)
Signaling Network Management Procedures
143(29)
Link Management Procedures
144(3)
Traffic Management Procedures
147(13)
Routing Management Procedures
160(12)
Network Maintenance Procedures
172(8)
Congestion Management
172(6)
Failure Management
178(2)
TCP/IP Networks
180(1)
7 Signaling Transport (SIGTRAN) 181(118)
Terminology
182(1)
Message Formatting
183(1)
MTP2 User Adaptation (M2UA)
183(26)
Routing
184(1)
Traffic Management
184(1)
M2UA Message Formats
184(1)
Common Header
185(1)
MTP2 User Adaptation (M2UA) Messages
185(6)
Application Server Process State Maintenance (ASPSM) Messages
191(2)
Application Server Process Traffic Maintenance (ASPTM) Messages
193(1)
Management (MGMT) Messages
194(3)
Interface Identifier Management (IIM) Messages
197(3)
M2UA Parameters
200(9)
MTP3 User Adaptation (M3UA)
209(28)
Routing
210(1)
M3UA Message Formats
210(1)
Network Management (MGMT) Messages
211(3)
Transfer Messages
214(1)
SS7 Signaling Network Management (SSNM) Messages
215(4)
ASP State Maintenance (ASPSM) Messages
219(3)
ASP Traffic Management (ASPTM) Messages
222(1)
Routing-Key Management (RKM) Messages
223(3)
Parameters
226(11)
Signaling Connection Control Part (SCCP) User Adaptation Layer (SUA)
237(46)
Network Management
239(1)
Routing
239(1)
SUA Messages and Formats
240(3)
Connectionless Message Formats
243(2)
Connection-Oriented Message Formats
245(2)
Signaling Network Management (SNM) Messages
247(8)
ASP State Maintenance Messages
255(2)
ASP Traffic Maintenance Messages
257(1)
SUA Management Messages
258(2)
Routing-Key Management Messages
260(1)
Common SUA Parameters
261(22)
SCTP
283(16)
Message Formats
284(7)
Fixed Parameter Definitions
291(2)
Variable Parameter Definitions
293(6)
8 ISDN User Part (ISUP) 299(164)
ISUP Services
300(12)
Call Setup and Teardown
303(5)
Call Setup and Teardown of ISDN Circuits
308(2)
Call Setup and Teardown of BISDN Circuits
310(2)
Interworking with Non-SS7 Networks
312(1)
Circuit Testing
313(2)
Continuity Testing
313(2)
Circuit-Validation Test
315(1)
Functionality of the ISUP Protocol
315(2)
ISUP Services
316(1)
End-to-End Signaling
316(1)
ISUP Message Formats
317(146)
Circuit Identification Code (CIC)
318(1)
Message Type Codes for Normal ISUP
318(41)
ISUP Parameters
359(83)
BISUP Message Types
442(14)
Broadband Parameters
456(7)
9 General Description of SCCP Functions 463(38)
Services of SCCP
464(3)
Routing Services of SCCP
467(1)
Global Title Translation
467(1)
Flow Control
468(2)
Flow-Control Procedures
469(1)
Connection-Oriented Services
470(6)
Connection-Oriented Procedures
471(5)
Connectionless Services
476(1)
Connectionless Procedures
476(1)
SCCP Management (SCMG)
477(3)
Signaling-Point Status Management
478(1)
Subsystem Status Management
479(1)
SCCP Message Structure
480(2)
Mandatory Fixed Part
481(1)
Mandatory Variable Part
481(1)
Optional Part
482(1)
Message Types
482(6)
SCCP Parameters
488(13)
10 Overview of TCAP 501(48)
TCAP Functionality
503(1)
Description of TCAP
504(2)
ASP Services
506(1)
TCAP Message Structure
506(11)
Tag Class
508(1)
Form
508(1)
Tag Code
508(2)
Package Type Identifiers
510(1)
Unidirectional
510(1)
Query with Permission
510(1)
Query without Permission
511(1)
Response
512(1)
Conversation with Permission
512(1)
Conversation without Permission
513(1)
P-Abort
513(1)
U-Abort
514(3)
Connectionless TCAP Functionality
517(4)
Handover Procedures
517(1)
Recovery Procedures
518(1)
Protocol Errors
518(1)
Application Errors
519(1)
End-User Abnormalities
519(1)
Reject Component
519(2)
Return Error Component
521(1)
Return Result Component
521(1)
Definition of TCAP Parameters
521(25)
Transaction Portion
521(4)
Dialog Portion
525(1)
Component Portion
526(2)
Operation Codes
528(3)
Error Codes
531(1)
Parameters
532(1)
Parameter Values
533(10)
Business Group Identifier
543(3)
Summary
546(3)
11 The Evolution to Diameter 549(58)
Why Evolve the Network
549(4)
The Migration to Long-Term Evolution (LTE)
550(1)
The Split between SIP and Diameter
550(1)
The Diameter Architecture
551(1)
Diameter Message Structure
552(1)
Diameter Interworking
553(54)
Interworking Scenarios
554(53)
Index 607
Travis Russell is Regional Sales Manager of the Network Switching Division at Tekelec in North Carolina. He has been a field engineer in the telecommunications business for over 20 years, and lectures on basic telecommunications at area colleges and universities, as well as industry seminars. He is the author of Telecommunications Protocols, Signaling System #7, and the co-author of CDPD: Cellular Digital Packet Data Standards and Technology, all published by McGraw-Hill.
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