ISUP ANSI
ANSI 1995

Contents

1General
1.1Introduction
1.2Concept

2

Compliance lists
2.1Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) UserPart, ANSI T1.113 - 1995
2.1.1T1.113.1, Functional Description of the IntegratedServices Digital Network (ISDN) User Part
2.1.2T1.113.2, General Function of Messages and Signals
2.1.3T1.113.3, Formats and Codes
2.1.4T1.113.4, Signalling Procedures
2.2Monitoring and Measurements for Networks, ANSI T1.115 - 1990

3

Notes and Comments

Reference List

1   General

1.1   Introduction

This document describes how the Ericsson SS7 ISUP ANSI module complies with Reference [1] and Reference [2].

1.2   Concept

The terms that will be used are:

C EIN module complies with the specified paragraph in the standard.
N EIN module does not comply with the specified paragraph in the standard.
P EIN module complies partly with the specified paragraph in the standard. Specify in a note what in the module that does comply and what that does not.
- There is nothing to implement in the referred paragraph (used in column “C”).

2   Compliance lists

2.1   Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) User Part, ANSI T1.113 - 1995

2.1.1   T1.113.1, Functional Description of the Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) User Part

Table 1   

References

C

N

P

Comments

1. Scope, Purpose and Application

-

     

1.1 General

   

X

Note 1 Note 1:

1.2 Applicability of Other Standards

-

     

2. Services Supported by the ISDN User Part

-

     

2.1 Basic Service

X

     

2.2 Supplementary Services

X

     

3. Services Assumed from the MTP

-

     

3.1 General

X

     

3.2 Description of Primitives

X

     

4. End-to-End Signalling

-

     

4.1 General

-

     

4.2 SCCP Method of End-to-End Signalling

 

X

   

4.3 Pass-along Method of End-to-End Signalling

X

     

5. Future Enhancements

-

     

2.1.2   T1.113.2, General Function of Messages and Signals

Table 2   

References

C

N

P

Comments

0. Scope, Purpose and Application

-

     

1. Signalling Messages

-

     

1.1 Address Complete Message (ACM)

X

     

1.2 Answer Message (ANM)

X

     

1.3 Blocking Message (BLO)

X

     

1.4 Blocking Acknowledgement Message (BLA)

X

     

1.5 Call Modification Complete Message (CMC)

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

1.5A Call Modification Reject Message (CMRJ)

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

1.6 Call Modification Request Message (CMR)

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

1.7 Call Progress Message (CPG)

X

     

1.8 Circuit Group Blocking Message (CGB)

X

     

1.9 Circuit Group Blocking Acknowledgement Message (CGBA)

X

     

1.9A Circuit Group Reset Message (GRS)

X

     

1.9B Circuit Group Reset Acknowledgement Message (GRA)

X

     

1.10 Circuit Group Unblocking Message (CGU)

X

     

1.11 Circuit Group Unblocking Acknowledgement Message (CGUA)

X

     

1.11A Circuit Query Message (CQM)

   

X

Note 3 Note 3:

1.11B Circuit Query Response Message (CQR)

X

     

1.11C Circuit Reservation Message (CRM)

 

X

   

1.11D Circuit Reservation Acknowledgement Message (CRA)

 

X

   

1.11E Circuit Validation Response Message (CVR)

X

     

1.11F Circuit Validation Test Message (CVT)

X

     

1.12 Closed User Group Selection and Validation Request Message (CSVR)

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

1.13 Closed User Group Selection and Validation Response Message (CSVS)

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

1.13A Confusion Message (CFN)

X

     

1.13B Connect Message (CON)

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

1.14 Continuity Message (COT)

X

     

1.15 Continuity Check Request Message (CCR)

X

     

1.16 Delayed Release Message (DRS)

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

1.16A Exit Message (EXM)

 

X

   

1.17 Facility Accepted Message (FAA)

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

1.18 Facility Deactivated Message (FAD)

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

1.19 Facility Information Message (FAI)

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

1.19A Facility Message (FAC)

X

     

1.20 Facility Reject Message (FRJ)

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

1.21 Facility Request Message (FAR)

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

1.22 Forward Transfer Message (FOT)

X

     

1.23 Information Message (INF)

X

     

1.24 Information Request Message (INR)

X

     

1.25 Initial Address Message (IAM)

X

     

1.25A Loop Back Acknowledgement Message (LPA)

X

     

1.25B Overload Message

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

1.26 Pass Along Message (PAM)

X

     

1.27 Pause Message

-

   

Note 7 Note 7:

1.28 Reject Connect Modify Message

-

   

Note 8 Note 8:

1.29 Release Message (REL)

X

     

1.30 Release Complete Message (RLC)

X

     

1.31 Released Message

-

   

Note 9 Note 9:

1.32 Reset Circuit Message (RSC)

X

     

1.33 Reset Circuit Group Message

-

   

Note 10 Note 10:

1.34 Reset Circuit Group Acknowledgement Message

-

   

Note 11 Note 11:

1.35 Resume Message (RES)

X

     

1.36 Subsequent Address Message (SAM)

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

1.36A Suspend Message (SUS)

X

     

1.37 Unblocking Message (UBL)

X

     

1.38 Unblocking Acknowledgement Message (UBA)

X

     

1.38A Unequipped Circuit Identification Code Message (UCIC)

X

     

1.39 Unsuccessful Backward Set-up Information Message

-

   

Note 9 Note 9:

1.40 User-to-User Information Message (USR)

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

2. Signalling Information

-

     

2.1 Access Barred

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

2.1A Access Transport

X

     

2.2 Address Incomplete

-

   

Note 12 Note 12:

2.3 Address Presentation Restricted


Indicator

X

     

2.4 Address Signal

X

     

2.4A Alarm Carrier Indicator

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.4B Attendant Status

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.4C Automatic Congestion Level

X

     

2.4D Backward Call Indicators

X

     

2.4E Business Group

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.4F Business Group Identifier

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.4G Business Group Identifier Type

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.5 Call Failure Indicator

-

   

Note 12 Note 12:

2.6 Call Forwarding Indicator

-

   

Note 13 Note 13:

2.6A Call Forwarding May Occur Indicator

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

2.7 Call Identity

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.7A Call Modification Indicators

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

2.8 Call Reference

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.9 Call Rerouting Indicator

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

2.10 Called Party Number

X

     

2.11 Called Party Address Request Indicator

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

2.12 Called Party Address Response


Indicator

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

2.13 Called Party Free Indicator

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

2.14 Called Party' s Category Indicator

X

     

2.15 Called Party' s Status Indicator

X

     

2.16 Calling Party Number

X

     

2.17 Calling Party Address Request Indicator

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

2.18 Calling Party Address Response Indicator

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

2.19 Calling Party Answer Indicator

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

2.19A Calling Party Number Incomplete Indicator

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

2.20 Calling Party' s Category

X

     

2.21 Calling Party' s Category Request Indicator

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

2.22 Calling Party' s Category Response Indicator

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

2.22A Carrier Identification

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.22B Carrier Selection Information

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.23 Cause Indicators

X

     

2.23A Cause Value

X

     

2.24 CCBS Call Indicator

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

2.25 Charge Indicator

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.25A Charge Number

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.26 Charge Information Request Indicator

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

2.27 Charge Information Response Indicator

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

2.27A Circuit Group Blocking Type


Indicator

X

     

2.27B Circuit Group Carrier Indicator

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.27C Circuit Group Characteristics Indicator

X

     

2.27D Circuit Assignment Map

X

     

2.28 Circuit Group Congestion

-

   

Note 12 Note 12:

2.29 Circuit Group Supervision Message Type Indicator

X

     

2.30 Circuit Identification Code

X

     

2.30A Circuit Identification Name

   

X

Note 6 Note 6:

2.30B Circuit State Indicator

X

     

2.30C Circuit Validation Response Indicator

X

     

2.31 Closed User Group Call Indicator

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

2.32 Closed User Group Check Successful Indicator

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

2.33 Closed User Group Interlock Code

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

2.33A Coding Standard

X

     

2.33B COMMON LANGUAGE Identification (CLLI) Code

   

X

Note 6 Note 6:

2.33C Connected Address Request Indicator

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

2.33D Connected Address Response Indicator

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

2.33E Connected Number

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

2.34 Connection Request

 

X

 

Note 1 Note 1:

2.35 Continuity Check Indicator

X

     

2.35A Continuity Check Requirement


Indicator

X

     

2.36 Continuity Indicator

X

     

2.36A Continuity Indicators

X

     

2.37 Credit

 

X

 

Note 1 Note 1:

2.37B Diagnostic

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.38 Divergence Indicator

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

2.38A Double Seizing Control Indicator

X

     

2.39 Echo Control Device Indicator

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.39A Egress Service

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.40 End-to-End Information Indicator

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.41 End-to-End Method Indicator

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.41A Event Indicator

X

     

2.41B Event Information

X

     

2.41C Event Presentation Restricted Indicator

X

     

2.41D Extension Indicator

X

     

2.42 Facility Indicator

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

2.42A Facility Information Indicator

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

2.42B Facility Information Indicators

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

2.42C Facility Request Active Indicator

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

2.42D Facility Request Enquiry Indicator

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

2.42E Feature Code Indicator

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.42F Forward Call Indicators

X

     

2.43 In Call Modification Indicator

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

2.43A Generic Address

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.43B Generic Digits

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.43C Generic Name

X

     

2.43D Holding Indicator

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

2.43E Hop Counter

X

     

2.43F Inband Information Indicator

X

     

2.43G Incoming International Call Indicator

X

     

2.44 Index

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

2.45 Index Request Indicator

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

2.45A Index Response Indicator

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

2.45B Information Indicators

X

     

2.45C Information Request Indicators

X

     

2.45D Information Transfer Capability

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.45E Information Transfer Rate

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.46 Interworking Indicator

X

     

2.46A ISDN Access Indicator

X

     

2.47 ISDN User Part Indicator

X

     

2.47A ISDN User Part Preference Indicator

X

     

2.47B Jurisdiction Information

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.48 Line Out of Service

-

   

Note 12 Note 12:

2.48A Line Privileges Information Indicator

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.48B Line Privileges

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.49 Local Reference

 

X

 

Note 1 Note 1:

2.49A Look ahead for busy

X

     

2.50 Malicious Call Identification Request Indicator

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

2.51 Misdialled Trunk Prefix

-

   

Note 12 Note 12:

2.51A Modification Indicator

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

2.51B MLPP Service Domain

X

     

2.52 National Network Congestion

-

   

Note 12 Note 12:

2.53 National/International Call Indicator

-

   

Note 14 Note 14:

2.54 Nature of Address Indicator

X

     

2.54A Nature of Connection Indicators

X

     

2.54B Network Identification

X

     

2.54C Network Identification Plan

X

     

2.54D Network Transport

X

     

2.55 Normal Call Indicator

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

2.55A Notification Indicator

X

     

2.55B Numbering Plan Indicator

X

     

2.56 Odd/even Indicator

X

     

2.56A Optional Backward Call Indicator

X

     

2.56B Optional Forward Call Indicator

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

2.56C Operator Services Information

X

     

2.57 Original Called Number

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.58 Original Address Request Indicator

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

2.58A Original Redirecting Reason

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.58B Originating Line Information

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.58C Outgoing Trunk Group Number

 
   

Note 23 Note 23:

2.58D Party Selector

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.59 Point Code

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.59A Precedence

X

     

2.59B Precedence level

X

     

2.60 Protocol Class

 

X

 

Note 1 Note 1:

2.61 Protocol Control Indicator

X

     

2.62 Range

X

     

2.62A Range and Status

X

     

2.62B Redirecting Address Request Indicator

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

2.62C Redirecting Address Response Indicator

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

2.62D Redirecting Indicator

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

2.62E Redirecting Number

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.62F Redirecting Reason

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.62G Redirection Counter

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.63 Redirection Information

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.63A Redirection Number

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

2.64 Redirection Indicator

-

   

Note 34 Note 34:

2.64A Redirection Reason

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

2.64B Remote Operations

X

     

2.65 Reverse Holding Indicator

-

   

Note 15 Note 15:

2.66 Routing Label

X

     

2.67 Satellite Indicator

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.67A SCCP Method Indicator

 

X

 

Note 1 Note 1:

2.68 Send Special Information Tone

-

   

Note 12 Note 12:

2.68A Screening Indicator

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.68B Service Activation

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.68C Service Code

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.69 Signalling Point Code

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

2.69A Solicited Information Indicator

X

     

2.69B Special Processing Request

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.70 Status

X

     

2.70A Sub-Group Identifier

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.70B Subsequent Number

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

2.71 Subscriber Busy

-

   

Note 12 Note 12:

2.71A Suspend/Resume Indicator

X

     

2.71B Suspend/Resume Indicators

X

     

2.72 Switching Equipment Congestion

-

   

Note 12 Note 12:

2.72A Transaction Request

 
   

Note 24 Note 24:

2.72B Transfer Mode

X

     

2.72C Transit Network Selection

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.72D Transmission Medium Used

X

     

2.73 Transmission Medium Requirements

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

2.73A Trunk Number

 
   

Note 6 Note 6:

2.73B Type of Address

X

     

2.73C Type of Digits

X

     

2.73D Type of Network Identification

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.74 Unallocted Number

-

   

Note 12 Note 12:

2.75 User Class Indicator

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

2.75A User-Network Interaction Indicator

X

   

Note 16 Note 16:

2.75B User Service Information

X

     

2.75C User Service Information Prime

X

     

2.76 User-to-User Indicators

X

     

2.76A User-to-User Information

X

     

2.77 Voice/Data Indicator

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

2.1.3   T1.113.3, Formats and Codes

Table 3   

References

C

N

P

Comments

1. Scope, Purpose and Application

X

     

1.1 Routing Label

X

     

1.2 Circuit Identification Code

X

     

1.3 Message Type Code

X

     

1.4 Formatting Principles

X

     

1.5 Mandatory Fixed Part

X

     

1.6 Mandatory Variable Part

X

     

1.7 Optional Part

X

     

1.7A Number of Pointers in a Message

X

     

1.8 End of Optional Parameters Octet

X

     

1.9 Order of Transmission

X

     

1.10 Coding of Spare Bits

X

     

1.10A Interpretation of Unassigned Point Code

X

     

1.11 National Message Types and Parameters

-

     

2. Parameter Formats and Codes

-

     

2.1 Message Type Codes

X

     

2.2 Coding of the Length Indicator

X

     

2.3 Coding of the Pointers

X

     

3. ISDN User Part Parameters

-

     

3.1 Parameter Names

X

     

3.1A Access Transport

X

     

3.2 Address Presentation Restriction Indicator

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

3.2A Automatic Congestion Level

X

     

3.3 Backward Call Indicators

X

     

3.3A Business Group

X

     

3.4 Call Modification Indicators

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

3.5 Call Reference

X

     

3.6 Called Party Number

X

     

3.7 Calling Party Number

X

     

3.8 Calling Party' s Category

X

     

3.8A Carrier Identification

X

     

3.8B Carrier Selection Information

X

     

3.9 Cause Indicators

X

     

3.10 Charge Number

X

     

3.10A Circuit Group Characteristic Indicators

X

     

3.10B Circuit Assignment Map

X

     

3.11 Circuit Group Supervision Message Type Indicator

X

     

3.11A Circuit Identification Name

   

X

Note 6 Note 6:

3.11B Circuit State Indicator

X

     

3.11C Circuit Validation Response Indicator

X

     

3.12 Closed User Group Check Response Indicators

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

3.13 Closed User Group Interlock Code

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

3.13A COMMON LANGUAGE Location Identification (CLLI) Code

   

X

Note 6 Note 6:

3.14 Compatibility Information

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

3.14A Connected Number

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

3.15 Connection Request

 

X

 

Note 1 Note 1:

3.16 Continuity Indicators

   

X

Note 6 Note 6:

3.16A Egress Service

X

     

3.17 End of Optional Parameter Fields


Indicator

X

     

3.17A Event Information

X

     

3.18 Facility Indicator

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

3.19 Facility Information Indicators

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

3.20 Forward Call Indicators

X

     

3.20A Generic Address Parameter

X

     

3.20B Generic Digits Parameter

X

     

3.20C Generic Name

X

     

3.20D Hop Counter

X

     

3.21 Index

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

3.22 Information Indicators

X

     

3.23 Information Request Indicators

X

     

3.23A Jurisdiction Information

X

     

3.24 Nature of Connection Indicators

X

     

3.24A Network Transport

X

     

3.24B Notification Indicator

X

     

3.24C Optional Backward Call Indicators

X

     

3.24D Operator Services Information

X

     

3.25 Optional Forward Call Indicators

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

3.26 Original Called Number

X

     

3.26A Originating Line Information

X

     

3.26B Outgoing Trunk Group Number

 

X

 

Note 23 Note 23:

3.26C Precedence

X

     

3.27 Range and Status

X

     

3.27A Redirecting Number

X

     

3.28 Redirection Indicators

-

   

Note 17 Note 17:

3.29 Redirection Information

X

     

3.29A Redirection Number

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

3.29B Remote Operations

X

     

3.29C Service Activation

X

     

3.29D Service Code

X

     

3.30 Signalling Point Code

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

3.30A Special Processing Request

X

     

3.31 Subsequent Number

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

3.31A Suspend/Resume Indicators

X

     

3.31B Transaction Request

 

X

 

Note 24 Note 24:

3.31C Transit Network Selection

X

     

3.32 Transmission Medium Requirements

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

3.32A Transmission Medium Used

X

     

3.33 User Service Information

X

     

3.33A User Service Information Prime

X

     

3.34 User-to-User Indicators

X

     

3.35 User to User Information

X

     

4. ISDN User Part Messages and Codes

-

     

4.1 General

X

     

2.1.4   T1.113.4, Signalling Procedures

Table 4   

References

C

N

P

Comments

1. Scope, purpose and application

-

     

1.1 Relationship with other Signalling System No. 7 specifications

X

     

1.2 Numbering

X

     

1.3 Address signalling

X

     

1.4 Basic procedures

X

     

1.4A Signalling methods

X

     

1.5 Layout of chapter T1.113.4

-

     

1.6 Interworking with other signalling


systems or user parts

-

     

2. Basic call control and signalling


procedures

-

     

2.1 Successful call set-up

-

     

2.1.1 Forward address signalling - En bloc operation

   

X

Note 5 Note 5:

2.1.2 Forward address signalling - Overlap operation

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

2.1.3 Calling party number

X

     

2.1.3A Exit Message

 

X

   

2.1.3B Circuit reservation

 

X

   

2.1.4 Address Complete Message

X

     

2.1.4A Call Progress Message

X

     

2.1.4B Information messages

X

     

2.1.5 Answer Message

X

     

2.1.6 Continuity-check

X

     

2.1.7 Special procedures at an interworking point

 

X

   

2.1.8 Cross office check

 

X

   

2.1.9 Charging procedures

   

X

Note 16 Note 16:

2.1.10 Forward Transfer Message

 

X

   

2.1.10A Transit network selection

   

X

Note 16 Note 16:

2.1.10B Carrier identification

   

X

Note 16 Note 16:

2.1.10C Jurisdiction information

   

X

Note 16 Note 16:

2.1.10D Egress service

   

X

Note 16 Note 16:

2.1.11 Storage and release of IAM information

X

     

2.2 Unsuccessful call set-up

X

     

2.2.1 Actions at exchange initiating a Release Message

X

     

2.2.2 Actions at intermediate exchange

 

X

   

2.2.3 Actions at the controlling exchange

X

     

2.2.4 Tones and announcements

X

     

2.3 Normal call release

X

     

2.3.1 Release initiated by a calling party

   

X

Note 18 Note 18:

2.3.2 Release initiated by a called party

X

     

2.3.3 Release initiated by the network

X

     

2.3.4 Release of address and routing information

X

     

2.4 Transfer of user-to-user information

-

   

Note 19 Note 19:

2.4A Transfer of access signalling information

X

     

2.4B Transfer of network signalling information

X

     

2.4B.1 Actions at the exchange which initiates message with network transport parameter

X

     

2.4B.2 Actions at an intermediate exchange

 

X

   

2.4B.3 Actions at the exchange which terminates message with network transport parameter

   

X

Note 16 Note 16:

2.5 Suspend, resume

-

     

2.5.1 Suspend

X

     

2.5.2 Resume

X

     

2.5.3 Expiration of timer T6

X

     

2.6 Delayed release

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

2.7 In call modification

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

2.7A Echo control procedure

   

X

Note 20 Note 20:

2.7A.1 General

   

X

Note 20 Note 20:

2.7A.2 Forward direction

   

X

Note 20 Note 20:

2.7A.3 Backward direction

   

X

Note 20 Note 20:

2.8 Network features

-

     

2.8.1 Automatic repeat attempt

X

     

2.8.2 Blocking and unblocking of circuits and circuits groups

X

     

2.8.2A Circuit query

   

X

Note 3 Note 3:

2.9 Abnormal conditions

-

     

2.9.1 Dual seizure

X

     

2.9.2 Transmission alarm handling on digital interexchange circuits

 

X

   

2.9.3 Reset of circuits and circuit groups

X

     

2.9.4 Failure in the blocking/unblocking sequence

X

     

2.9.5 Receipt of unreasonable signalling information

   

X

Note 25 Note 25:

2.9.5A Receipt of unrecognized signalling information

   

X

 

2.9.6 Failure to receive a Release Complete Message - Time T1 and T5

X

     

2.9.7 Failure to receive a response to a Information Request Message

X

     

2.9.8 Other failure conditions

X

     

2.9.9 Temporary trunk blocking (TTB)

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

2.9A Multilevel precedence and preemption

-

   

Note 4 Note 4:

2.9B NxDS0 multi-rate connection type

 

X

   

2.9C Connection type allowing fallback

 

X

   

2.10 ISDN User Part signalling congestion control

-

   

Note 2 Note 2:

2.10A ISDN User Part flow control

X

     

2.11 Automatic congestion control

X

     

2.11.1 Receipt of a Release Message containing an Automatic Congestion Level parameter

X

     

2.11.2 Action taken during overload

X

     

2.11A Examples of call set-up sequences

-

     

2.11B State transition diagrams

-

     

3 End-to-end signalling

-

     

3.1 Introduction

   

X

Note 22 Note 22:

3.2 Pass-along method

X

     

3.3 SCCP method

 

X

   

3.3A Chaining of ISDN User Part end-to-end signalling connections

 

X

   

3.4 Use of the protocol control indicator

X

   

Note 1 Note 1:

3.5 Operation of the pass-along method

X

     

3.6 Operation of the SCCP method - Connectionless service

 

X

   

3.7 Operation of the SCCP method - Connection-oriented service

 

X

   

3.8 Interface elements between the ISDN User Part and SCCP (embedded transfer)

 

X

   

3.8A Examples of an SCCP connection set-up by the ISDN User Part

-

     

4 User facilities

-

   

Note 19 Note 19:

4A Generic supplementary services procedures

-

   

Note 26 Note 26:

4A.1 Solicited information

-

     

4A.1.1 Requesting information

X

     

4A.1.2 Sending solicited information

   

X

Note 21 Note 21:

4A.1.3 Receiving a solicited Information Message

X

     

4A.2 Special processing request

 

X

   

4A.2.1 Actions required at the initiating exchange

 

X

   

4A.2.2 Actions required at an intermediate exchange

 

X

   

4A.2.3 Actions required at the special processing exchange

 

X

   

4A.2.4 Abnormal conditions

 

X

   

4A.3 Transfer of supplementary services notification information

-

     

4A.3.1 Actions at the exchange which initiates message with notification information

   

X

Note 16 Note 16:

4A.3.2 Actions at an intermediate exchange

 

X

   

4A.3.3 Actions at the exchange which terminates message with notification information

X

     

4A.4 Address Complete Message to Call Progress Message mapping

 

X

   

4A.5 Generic digit transfer

 

X

   

4A.6 User network interaction

 

X

   

4A.7 Network excessive delay

 

X

   

4A.8 Service activation

 

X

   

4A.9 Remote operations capability

 

X

   

4A.10 Facility Message

X

     

2.2   Monitoring and Measurements for Networks, ANSI T1.115 - 1990

Table 5   

References

C

N

P

Comments

1 Scope, Purpose and Application

-

     

1.1 Introduction

X

     

1.2 Local and Global View

-

     

1.3 Grouping of Measurements

-

     

1.4 Guidelines for Uses of Measurements

-

     

2 Definition of Terms

-

     

2.1 Operation

-

     

2.1.1 <No heading\>

X

     

2.1.2 <No heading\>

-

   

Note 27 Note 27:

2.1.3 <No heading\>

-

   

Note 27 Note 27:

2.2 Maintenance

X

     

2.3 Administration

-

     

2.3.1 <No heading\>

X

     

2.3.2 <No heading\>

X

     

3 Listing of Measurements

-

     

3.1 General

   

X

Note 28 Note 28:

3.2 Table 1/T1.115 MTP Signalling Link


Performance

-

     

3.3 Table 2/T1.115 MTP Signalling Link


Availability

-

     

3.4 Table 3/T1.115 MTP Signalling Link


Utilization

-

     

3.5 Table 4/T1.115 MTP Signalling Link


Set and Route Set Availability

-

     

3.6 Table 5/T1.115 MTP Signalling Point Status

-

     

3.7 Table 6/T1.115 MTP Signalling Traffic


Distribution (Signalling Route Utilization)

-

     

3.8 Table 7/T1.115 SCCP Performance

-

     

3.9 Table 8/T1.115 SCCP Subsystem


Availability

-

     

3.10 Table 9/T1.115 SCCP Utilization

-

     

3.11 Table 10/T1.115 ISDN User Part


Availability

-

   

Note 29 Note 29:

3.12 Table 11/T1.115 ISDN User Part


Utilization

   

X

Note 30 Note 30:

3.13 Table 12/T1.115 ISDN User Part


Performance / Stability

   

X

Note 30 Note 30:

3.14 Table 13/T1.115 ISDN User Part


Circuit Availability

   

X

Note 30 Note 30:

3.15 Table 14/T1.115 ISDN User Part


Connection Performance

   

X

Note 30 Note 30:

3.15.1 <No heading\>

-

     

3.15.2 <No heading\>

-

     

3.15.3 <No heading\>

-

     

3.15.4 <No heading\>

-

     

3.16 Table 15/T1.115 TCAP Availability

-

     

3.17 Table 16/T1.115 TCAP Utilization

-

     

3.18 Table 17/T1.115 TCAP Performance

-

     

4 Operations and Maintenance Part Support

-

     

5 Uses of Measurements

-

     

5.1 Introduction

X

     

5.2 Operational Uses

-

     

5.2.1 Message Transfer Part (MTP)

-

     

5.2.1.1 Surveillance of Network Status

-

     

5.2.1.2 Monitoring of Link and Network Traffic Performance

-

     

5.2.2 Signalling Connection Control Part (SCCP)

-

     

5.2.2.1 SCCP Routing Performance

-

     

5.2.2.2 SCCP Availability

-

     

5.2.3 Integrated Services Digital Network User Part - (ISDN-UP)

-

     

5.2.3.1 ISDN-UP Performance

   

X

Note 31 Note 31:

5.2.3.2 ISDN-UP Availability

-

   

Note 29 Note 29:

5.2.4 Transaction Capabilities Application Part (TCAP)

-

     

5.2.4.1 TCAP Availability

-

     

5.2.4.2 TCAP Utilization

-

     

5.3 Maintenance Uses

-

     

5.3.1 Introduction

-

     

5.3.2 Message Transfer Part (MTP)

-

     

5.3.2.1 Detection of Increases in Link SU Error Rates

-

     

5.3.2.2 Detection of Marginal Links


Performance

-

     

5.3.2.3 Detection of Link Failure Events in Either Direction

-

     

5.3.2.4 Detection of Routing and


Distribution Table Errors

-

     

5.3.2.5 Component Reliability and


Maintainibility Studies

-

     

5.3.3 Signalling Connection Control Part (SCCP)

-

     

5.3.3.1 SCCP Routing Performance

-

     

5.3.3.2 SCCP Availability

-

     

5.3.4 Integrated Services Digital Network User Part - (ISDN-UP)

-

     

5.3.4.1 ISDN-UP Stability

   

X

Note 29 Note 29:,


Note 32 Note 32:

5.3.4.2 ISDN-UP Connection Performance

   

X

Note 32 Note 32:

5.3.4.3 ISDN-UP Circuit Performance

   

X

Note 32 Note 32:

5.3.5 Transaction Capabilities Application Part (TCAP)

-

     

5.3.5.1 TCAP Availability

-

     

5.3.5.2 TCAP Protocol Errors

-

     

5.4 Administrative Uses

-

     

5.4.1 Message Transfer Part (MTP)

-

     

5.4.1.1 Monitoring of Link and Signalling Point Utilization

-

     

5.4.2 Signalling Connection Control Part (SCCP)

-

     

5.4.2.1 SCCP Utilization

-

     

5.4.2.2 SCCP Routing Performance

-

     

5.4.3 Integrated Services Digital Network User Part - (ISDN-UP)

-

     

5.4.3.1 ISDN-UP Performance

   

X

Note 29 Note 29:,


Note 33 Note 33:

5.4.3.2 ISDN-UP Stability

   

X

Note 33 Note 33:

5.4.3.3 ISDN-UP Circuit Performance

   

X

Note 33 Note 33:

5.4.4 Transaction Capabilities Application Part (TCAP)

-

     

5.4.4.1 TCAP Availability

-

     

5.4.4.2 TCAP Utilization

-

     

5.4.4.3 TCAP Protocol Errors

-

     

5.5 Preparation of Traffic Forecasts

-

     

5.6 Network Planning

-

     

5.7 Evaluation of Maintenance Force


Effectiveness

-

     

6 Referenced Standards

-

     

6.1 Referenced American National


Standards

X

     

6.2 Other Referenced Standards

X

     

3   Notes and Comments

Note 1:  Using Signalling Connection Control Part (SCCP) as a service provider is not supported.
Note 2:  No procedures specified for U.S. networks.
Note 3:  Initial sending CQM is supported. Incoming CQM is supported, not only initial.
Note 4:  Deleted from the ANSI specification, not supported by T1.113-1988.
Note 5:  Only action at the originating and destination exchange is supported.
Note 6:  Only incoming supported.
Note 7:  Replaced by 1.36A, Suspend Message.
Note 8:  Replaced by 1.5A, Call Modification Reject Message.
Note 9:  Message no longer required by ANSI. Refer to 1.29, Release Message.
Note 10:  Replaced by 1.9A, Circuit Group Reset Message.
Note 11:  Replaced by 1.9B, Circuit Group Reset Acknowledgement Message.
Note 12:  Replaced by 2.23, Cause Value.
Note 13:  Replaced by 2.63, Redirection Information.
Note 14:  Replaced by 2.43E, Incoming International Call Indicator.
Note 15:  Replaced by 2.43C, Holding Indicator.
Note 16:  Passed transparently to/from the Application.
Note 17:  Replaced by 3.29, Redirection Information.
Note 18:  Only action at the originating and destination exchange is supported. Charging is handled by the Application.
Note 19:  Deleted. Refer to 1.2 of chapter T1.113.1.
Note 20:  Passed transparently to/from the Application. No support for Intermediate exchange.
Note 21:  Only local information.
Note 22:  Only pass-along method supported.
Note 23:  Present in the EXM message which is not supported.
Note 24:  No support for using TC and SCCP.
Note 25:  Parameters are not checked but passed transparently to/from the application.
Note 26:  Only soliciting information is supported. Other supplementary services may be handled by the Application.
Note 27:  Requires further study in the ANSI standard.
Note 28:  ISUP ANSI R3 does not support timestamps for events that are reported on occurrence.
Note 29:  Unavailability measurements are architecturally dependent and are optional in the ANSI standard. An indication of the module availability is reported.
Note 30:  ISUP ANSI R3 provides the necessary alarms/statistics to generate these measures but does not generate them directly.
Note 31:  This module provides the basic alarms/statistics to facilitate monitoring by an external manager but does not in itself provide network management.
Note 32:  This module provides the basic alarms/statistics required for maintenance but does not in itself provide network maintenance.
Note 33:  This module provides the basic alarms/statistics required for administrative purposes but does not actively participate in system administration.
Note 34: Not Used by ANSI

Reference List

ANSI Standard rec.
[1] American National Standard for Telecommunications - Signalling System No. 7 (SS7) - Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) User Part, ANSI T1.113 - 1995
[2] American National Standard for Telecommunications -Signalling System No. 7 (SS7) - Monitoring and Measurements for Networks, ANSI T1.115 - 1990.


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