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20、8495051525354555657585960642 -1 SegmentationPART 6421 SEGMENTATIONThis section describes procedures to allow the transmission of messages, which may or may notrequire Segmentation and Reassembly (S the lower protocol layer (e.g., SS7 SCCP) will perform S&R.2-1-2 ELSE:2-1-2-1 Invoke recovery procedur
21、es (e.g., send only the relevant parameters that fit into the transport medium used).2-1-3 ENDIF.2-2 ELSE:2-2-1 Invoke recovery procedures (e.g., send only the relevant parameters that fit into the transport medium used).2-3 ENDIF.3ELSE:3-1 Send message as is.4 ENDIF.THE TELECOMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY
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