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18、for Telecommunications SUBSYSTEM NUMBER ASSIGNMENT GUIDELINES Secretariat Alliance for Telecommunications Industry Solutions Approved June 12, 2006 American National Standards Institute, Inc. Abstract This supplement to ATIS-10000112.2005 reassigns some of the subsystem number code points previously
19、 shown as spare to be ANSI standard. These code points may be used to support applications which require internetwork messaging, but which do not qualify for international standardization. This addendum also provides the administrative procedures for requesting and assigning these subsystem number c
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21、eview or a consensus process. In addition, it does not contain requirements necessary for conformance to the Standard. The administrative procedures in this supplement are loosely modeled on the corresponding procedures for assigning internetwork Translation Type code values. As such, references to
22、United States CCS networks should be taken to refer to those networks that employ ANSI SS7 signaling for non-ISUP messaging. It is assumed that other, non-U.S. networks will follow the same guidelines and procedures as United States CCS networks and will use the same code point values. The expectati
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29、ican National Standard for Telecommunications Subsystem Number Assignment Guidelines 1 1 CHANGES TO EXISTING TEXT The changes made to the existing ATIS-10000112.2005 are shown below: 1.1 Add new Annex D to ATIS-10000112.2005, Chapter 3: Annex D (normative) D Guidelines and Procedures for Assigning I
30、nternetwork Subsystem Number Code Values D.1 Introduction This Annex contains the administrative procedures for requesting an internetwork subsystem number code value and also contains the criteria and guidelines for the assignment of subsystem number code values to be used by the United States CCS
31、networks for internetwork messaging. D.2 Assumptions The following assumptions have been made: 1. These guidelines and procedures apply to subsystem numbers in the internetwork range only. The usage of subsystem numbers in the international or network specific range is not affected. 2. A particular
32、application is addressed by the combination of Destination Point Code and subsystem number. Therefore, the use of a (national or international) standard subsystem number at a particular Point Code where the corresponding (national or international) application is not implemented will not lead to rou
33、ting failure or misrouting of messages. D.3 Procedures for Requesting a Subsystem Number Code Value Assignment A request for assignment of a new standard a subsystem number code value must be submitted to the PTSC. This request must contain a proposal for use and must be submitted by contribution or
34、 by liaison to the PTSC. The PTSC can only assign a subsystem number code ATIS-1000112.a.2006 2 value in response to such a request. The minimum required content of a request is described below: 1. Application Description: The application should be described in a high level fashion. This statement m
35、ust unambiguously describe the new application. The application need not be a standard application. 2. Internetwork Needs: The statement must explain why the application requires MTP internetwork messaging currently or in the near future, and why Global Title Translation is less desirable for derivi
36、ng the subsystem number used to address the application within the destination node. D.4 Guidelines for Assigning Standard Internetwork Subsystem Number Code Values 1. Only subsystem number code values in the internetwork range can be assigned. 2. At most one subsystem number code value can be assig
37、ned to an Application Process. In addition, subsystem functionality must be sufficiently narrow that any reasonable implementation will not be divisible into functions that could fail separately (requiring separate subsystem management). 3. In order to assign a subsystem number for a particular appl
38、ication, the application must currently require or in the future require internetwork MTP routing. The assignment of subsystem number values is given in ATIS-10000112.2005, Chapter 3, clause 3.4.2.1. D.5 Guidelines for Using Subsystem Number Code Values 1. Network providers may initially implement s
39、ervices within the network specific range. If a particular service evolves to the point that it requires an internetwork subsystem number, the network providers must use - at the interface - the assigned internetwork value. 2. A descending order of assignment is recommended for network specific valu
40、es. ATIS-1000112.a.2006 3 1.2 Replace ATIS-10000112.2005, Chapter 3, clause 3.4.2.1 with the following text: 3.4.2.1 Subsystem number The subsystem number (SSN) identifies a SCCP user function and, when provided, consists of one octet coded as follows: Bits 87654321 00000000 SSN not known/not used 0
41、0000001 SCCP Management 00000010 reserved 00000011 ISDN User Part 00000100 OMAP 00000101 Mobile Application Part (MAP)500000110 Home Location Register (HLR)500000111 Visited Location Register (VLR)500001000 Mobile Switching Center (MSC)500001001 Equipment Identification Register (EIR)500001010 Authe
42、ntication Center (AC)500001011 Reserved (used in ITU-T for ISDN supplementary services) 00001100 Reserved for international use 00001101 Reserved (used in ITU-T for broadband ISDN edge-to-edge applications) 00001110 Reserved (used in ITU-T for TC test responder) 00001111 to Reserved for internationa
43、l use 00011111 00100000 to Reserved for ANSI assignment for national | internetwork applications 01100000 01100001 to Reserved for ANSI use 100000000 10000001 to Network-specific applications 11111110 11111111 Reserved for expansion Network specific subsystem numbers should be assigned in descending
44、 order starting with “11111110.“ 5These codes are assigned to the MAP application defined by EIA/TIA for North American networks. ATIS-1000112.a.2006 4 Guidelines and procedures for assigning internetwork subsystem number code values are described in ATIS-10000112.2005, Chapter 3, normative Annex D.
45、 Subsystem number codes are assigned as described in ATIS-10000112.2005, Chapter 3, normative Annex D. 1.3 Add the following sentence at the end of ATIS-10000112.2005 Chapter 6, clause 3.2.1: Detailed procedures for requesting standardization of a subsystem number are given in ATIS-10000112.2005, Chapter 3, normative Annex D.
