SS7 - Protocols & Operation and Services
[3-day course, Euro 3,450.- (net) per participant]
Introduction to the Signaling System No 7
- The SS7-Protocol Stack
Origins of SS7, SS7 in the OSI-Reference Model, Overview of the SS7-Protocol Stack, Outband Signaling vs. Inband Signaling - The SS7-Network
Tasks and Functions of SP’s (Signaling Points), SCP’s (Signaling Control Points) and STP’s (Signaling Transfer Points) - Use of SS7
SS7 in Public Telephony, Mobile Communications and Intelligent Networking - Overview of the Related ITU-T Recommendations
ITU-T Q-series, Q.700 – Q.704, Q.711 – Q-714, Q.721 – Q.725, Q.761 – Q.766, Q.771 – Q.773
The Message Transfer Part
- Overview
Tasks and Functions of MTP1, 2 and 3, The Signal Units - The FISU
Frame Format and Parameters, Format and Function of BSN, BIB, FSN and FIB, Meaning of the LI = 0 in FISU's. - The LSSU
Frame Format and Parameters, Status Codes SIO, SIN, SIE, SIOS, …. - The MSU
Frame Format and Parameters, the SIO, differences between national and international messages (Network Indicator), - Overview of the Different User Parts
Tasks and Functions of Signaling Network Management, Signaling Network Test and Maintenance, OMAP, SCCP, TUP and ISUP. - Routing in an SS7-Network
The Routing Label (OPC, DPC, CIC and SLS), different notations of the Routing Label in ITU-T TUP, SCCP, ISUP and in ANSI / Bellcore (hex, 3-8-3, 4-3-4-3, …) - Example: Commissioning of an SS7-Link
LSSU's, SLTM and SLTA message exchange - Example: The Use of BSN/BIB and FSN/FIB during MSU-transfer
SS7 Network Management and Test
- Overview
Tasks and Functions of SNM and SNT - SNM and SNT Message Format
Use of the SIF, Heading Codes H0 and H1, Message Formats of the different SNM and SNT-Messages - SNM and SNT Message Types
COO, COA, CBD, CBA, ECO, ECA, TFP, TFA, TFR, RST, RSR, DLC, CSS, CNS, CNP, TFC, …. - Typical Network Management Scenarios
STP-Error (Consecutive Message Exchange), SS7-Link Error (Consecutive Message Exchange), SS7-Link Overload (Consecutive Message Exchange)
The Signaling Connection Control Part
- Overview
Tasks and Functions, Connection-less and connection-oriented classes, Embedding SCCP-messages into MSU's. - SCCP-Message Format and Message Types
Pointer scheme, Message Types CR, CC, CREF, RLSD, RLC, DT1, DT2, …, Parameters in SCCP-messages (SLR, DLR, Protocol Class, Release Cause, Return Cause, SSN, …) - End-to-End Routing through the SCCP
Subsystem Numbers, Called- and Calling Party Addresses, The Global Title, Global Title Translation - SCCP-Management
Management Message Types and Functions (SSA, SSP, SST) - Example: Using SLR and DLR for Call Trace Functions
The ISDN User Part (ISUP)
- Overview
Tasks and Functions, Embedding ISUP-messages into MSU's, Capabilities supported by the ISDN User Part - ISUP-Message Format and Message Types
Message Types IAM, ACM, ANM, REL, RLC, …, Parameters in ISUP-messages (CIC, Problem Code, Called Party Number, ...) - End-to-End Routing in ISUP
Routing through the Pass-along Method or through SCCP, Details of using the Pass-along Method - Future Enhancements
Outlook towards BICC - Example: End-to-End Call Setup through ISUP
The Transaction Capabilities Application Part (TCAP)
- Overview
Tasks and Functions, Protocol Stack, Users of TCAP, Transaction Layer and Component Layer - Introduction to ASN-1 BER
TLV-Encodings , Primitives and Constructors, Encoding of Strings and Numbers - TCAP-Message Format and Message Types
Message Types BEGIN, END, CONTINUE and ABORT, Dialogue Portion and Dialogue Units (Request, Response, Abort), Component Portion (Invoke, Return Result, Return Error, Reject)
Intelligent Networking (IN) and Wireless IN (WIN)
- Overview
Driving Forces behind IN and WIN, Applications of IN and WIN, Network Architecture of IN, Tasks and Functions of (SCF, SDF, SSF, CCF, SRF, SCEF, SMF), Network Elements of CAMEL - INAP (Intelligent Networking Application Part)
INAP-Formats, Procedures, Translation Example - IN Capability Sets
CS-1, CS-2 and CS-3
SIGTRAN or SS7 over IP / SCTP and M3UA
- Overview
Using IP in the SS7-Protocol Stack, Overview of SCTP and M3UA - The SCTP-Protocol
Operation of SCTP, Relationship between SCTP and the IP-layer, Applying IPsec on SCTP - SCTP-Packet-Formats (Payload Data, INIT, INIT_ACK, …)
Important Parameters (Cause Code, Heartbeat, Stream Identifiers, …) - The M3UA-Protocol
M3UA on top of SCTP, Interworking between M3UA and the MTP-3-User (ISUP, SCCP) - M3UA-Message Classes and Types
Management (MGMT) Messages, Transfer Messages, SS7 Signalling Network Management- (SSNM) and ASP State Maintenance- (ASPSM) Messages
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