Introduction To Signalling Own
Introduction To Signalling Own
Signalling Concept
What is Signalling ?
Signalling is the exchange of information specifically concerned with the establishment and control of connections, and with management, in a telecommunications network.
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ITU
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Secretary General
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ITU-D
Presentation / Author / Date / Document Number
ITU-R
ITU-T
www.3gpp.org
is a collaboration agreement that was established in December 1998. The collaboration agreement brings together a number of telecommunications standards bodies which are known as Organizational Partners. The current Organizational Partners are ARIB, CCSA, ETSI, ATIS, TTA, and TTC
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Signalling Types
d) Page
e) Service Request
Exchange
f) Setup
A Subscriber
g) Alerting
h) Connect
B Subscriber
i) Connect Acknowledge
MSC
Hold on a second, who are you and what is your number? I am a priority subscriber and my number is 214-123-4567 Ok, now give the rest of digits Here theyare, 14-987-6543 Ok, he answered
Asubscriber
CONVERSATION
I want to clear the call now
Got it, byebye!
Bsubscriber
AC Signaling
MF Signaling (DTMF, CAS) CCS Signaling,
Digital signalling based on data communication concept from OSI
(Open System Interconnection). Now is CCS No. 7 (called also SS7, C7, ) This document will discuss only digital signalling
CCS7
CCS7 is an internationally standardised Common Channel Signalling (CCS) system. It is optimised for operation in digital telecommunication networks such as GSM.
host A
host B application
user A
application
user B
Communication hardware/softwar e
Communication hardware/softwar e
transmission medium
OSI Stack
host A application host B application
7 6 5
Application Layer Presentation Layer Session Layer Transport Layer Network Layer Data Link Layer Physical Layer
application interface
Communication hardware/software
Communication hardware/software
4 3 2 1
transmission medium
application
application
7 6 5 4 3 2 1
Application Layer Presentation Layer Session Layer Transport Layer Network Layer Data Link Layer Physical Layer
transmission medium
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CCS7 protocol stack vs. the OSI reference model (level and layer)
Layer
7 6 5 4 3 2 1
Level
2 1
1976
1980 1984 1985 1988 1992
Evolution of the SS No. 7 architecture since the Red Book (1984) increasingly has been based on the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) reference Model.
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3G SGSN MSC
MGW
HLR
Landline NW (PSTN/ISDN)
PSTN Exchange
SCCP
ISUP SCCP
MTP
MTP
MAP / INAP
BSSAP SCCP
BSC
HLR/EIR/AC
TCAP
SCCP
MTP
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MTP
RANAP Broadband SCCP Broadband MTP-3 SSCF-NNI SSCOP AAL5 ATM Layer
RANAP / BSSAP BB/NB SCCP BB/NB MTP-3 SSCF-NNI SSCOP AAL5 ATM Layer MTP-1 MTP-2
MTP-1
ATM
ATM
TDM
TDM
PSTN/ISDN
GSM
RNC
Iu-CS
MGW
MGW
Other PLMN
IP/ATM Backbone
WCDMA
Iu-PS
Services
CAP BICC CS-2, SIP ATM/IP Nc
MSC Server
H.248 IP Mc
Mc
H.248 IP AAL2/AAL5 ATM Nb
PSTN
MGW
RTP IP
BSSAP
RNC
AAL2 ATM
A TDM
BSC
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MGW
RANAP
MAP RANAP ISUP TCAP SCCP M3UA SCTP IP M3UA SCTP IP MTP3B SSCF SSCOP AAL5 ATM SCCP MTP3B SSCF SSCOP AAL5 ATM RANAP
MSS
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MGW
RNC
MAP BSSAP ISUP TCAP SCCP M3UA SCTP IP M3UA SCTP IP MTP MTP SCCP BSSAP
MSS
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MGW
BSC
Application
Signalling adaptation: SIGTRAN Transport layer Physical layer
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M3UA
SCTP IP Ethernet/SDH/etc .
SCCP
M3UA SCTP IP
SCCPb
M3UA SCTP IP
PSTN/ ISDN
IP
RAN/BSS
MGW MGWs act as Signalling GWs
MSS/VLR
MEGACO/ H.248
ATM/IP/TDM
MGW
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MGW
H.248
The MSC Server (MSS) can control the user plane Terminations and Contexts in Media Gateway (MGW), using the H.248 protocol This protocol is used to reserve and connect terminations connect or release echo cancellers to terminations connect or release tones and announcements to terminations send/receive DTMF tones
Protocol stack
MGW
User data
H.248
context C Ta
terminations
Tb
User data
SCTP
L1
TCP
IPv4 or IPv6
MGW address
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MGW
Presentation / Author / Date / Document Number
MGW
MSS
MSS
In IP backbone, no separate bearer signalling is used. Instead, the information about the bearer is tunneled in H.248 and SIP or BICC via the MSC Servers. (IPBCP) In ATM backbone, bearer is established via separate bearer control signalling. In case of ATM AAL2 connections, AAL2 signalling is used.
H.248
H.248
MGW
Presentation / Author / Date / Document Number
MGW
. . IP address: 192.168.3.2 Port: 5964 Codec: AMR mode 7 . . ISUP: IAM . SIP UDP/SCTP IP
192.168.3.2/5964
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MGW
Presentation / Author / Date / Document Number
MGW
AAL type 2 signaling protocol (Q.2630) is used between AAL2 switching capable network elements ("AAL2 switches"), e.g., RNC-MGW
Dedicated signaling channel (ATM VCC with AAL5) is CID(x) Path = ATM VCC CID(x) configured between switches for (Interface,VPI/VCI) carrying Q.2630 signalling AAL2 paths are configured (ATM AAL2 ch = AAL2 path & CID VCC) as permanent virtual CID = 8-255 channels Signaling protocol controls AAL2 channel setup and tear down within AAL2 paths. AAL2 channel is ATM identified by AAL2 Path ID and Switc Channel Identifier (CID) h AAL2 path can go through an intermediate ATM switch in ATM protocol level without switching in AAL2 protocol level For public use IPR applies
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AAL2 Switc h
AAL2 Switc h
GCS
BICC ISUP
MAP/INAP TCAP
PSTN Exchange
BICC ISUP
ISUP
SCCP
SCCP
SCCP
M3UA
M3UA
MTP3
MGW
MAP / INAP
RANAP SCCP
RNC
HLR/EIR/AC
TCAP SCCP
MTP3b
M3UA
BSSAP
RANAP H.248
BSSAP
MSC Server
BSC
SCCP MTP
ISUP H.248
RANAP
Backbone
RNC SCCP MTP3b SAAL ATM Phy
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PSTN
MAP
CAP TCAP
INAP BSSAP RANAP SCCP M3UA SCTP IPv4, IPv6 BICC ISUP H.248
TCP
SIP UDP
Ethernet
LAN LAN STM-1/VC4 E1/T1 LAN LAN (Gbit/FE) STM-1 E1/T1/STM-1 LAN E1/T1 LAN X.21, LAN
MGW - ISDN/PSTN PBX ( 30B+D ) - MSS/MSC SSF - SCF HLR - SCF MSS - IMS (Mj,Mg) NVS AS - IMS (S-CSCF ) SBC - NVS NVS - NVS (Nokia propriatory use) LDAP database - NVS MSS - GMLC (Lg) MSS - SMLC (Ls)
ITU-/ETSI several Q.921 CS-1 and CS-2 CAMEL GSM 09.02 TS 29.02 TS. 29.163 several several several GSM 09.02 TS 29.02 GSM 09.02 TS 29.02 GSM 09.02 TS 29.02
Euro ISDN (DSS1) ITU-T DPNSS1 Core INAP ETSI CAP 3GPP ETSI MAP 3GPP SIP 3GPP ISC (SIP) SIP SIP LDAP MAP MAP ETSI 3GPP ETSI 3GPP ETSI 3GPP ITU/IETF 3GPP ITU/IETF ITU/IETF 3GPP
HLR - GMLS (Lh) MAP SGSN-BSC (Gb) GTP SGSN-RNC (Iu_PS) GTP Cell Broadcast Centre (CBC) - NC (Iu_BC)