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23、2434445464748495051525354555657585960350-1 INTRODUCTION1 INTRODUCTIONUnless otherwise noted, the scenarios in this section depict features operating individually; i.e.,feature interactions are not considered unless specifically noted. The scenarios in this part do not include a complete listing of o
24、peration parameters, either in thefigures or in the accompanying text descriptions. Parameters are included where they aredeemed necessary to improve the understanding of the scenario. For a complete description ofthe parameters associated with each operation, refer to Parts 540 and 550. 2 MDN-Based
25、 ValidationThis section depicts the interactions between network entities in various situations related toMDN-Based subscription validation. These scenarios are for illustrative purposes only.2.1 Successful MDN-Based ValidationThis scenario illustrates successful MDN-Based subscription validation wh
26、en the Serving MSCdetermines the originating subscriber is eligible for special service treatment. In this case, theoriginating subscribers profile information is not available requiring the Serving MSC to senda QualificationRequest2 INVOKE to the Originating MSs HLR and retrieve the originatingsubs
27、cribers profile information before delivering the call to the Terminating party. Figure 1 Successful MDN-Based ValidationQUALREQ2 MDN, MSCID, MYTYP, QUALCODE, ServiceQRTqualreq2 AUTHPER, HLRID, MYTYP, Profile,abedMSC/VLR HLRPlatformIAM (CdPN=dedicated number)IAM CdPN=CallBack No., CgPN=MDN)IAM (CdPN
28、=CallBack No., CgPN=MDN)IAM (CdPN=dedicated number)cfPSTNSYSACCTYPE, TRANSCAP(MIN, IMSI or both), ESNX.S0004-350-E v1.0MDN-Based Validation123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142434445464748495051525354555657585960350-2a. A mobile subscriber originates a call to a
29、 dedicated number, e.g., voice mail, from alandline phone. An ISUP IAM message is sent to the Serving MSC.b. The Serving MSC receives the incoming call and determines that the dialed numbertranslates to a dedicated route to a service platform, e.g., voice mail system and an IAM issent to this system
30、.c. The service platform is only aware of the MDN (mobile directory number) of thesubscriber, e.g., the subscriber is required to enter their MDN in order to access theirmessages. The service platform initiates a new call , e.g., to a callback number, on behalfof the subscriber and a new IAM is sent
31、 to the Serving MSC with the calling party numberset to the MDN.d. The Serving MSC determines that originating validation is required for the incoming calland searches the VLR for a record corresponding to the originating subscribers MDN. Inthis case, a corresponding record is not found. This result
32、s in MAP QualificationRequest2(QUALREQ2) INVOKE message being sent to the Originating MSs Home HLR to retrievethe subscribers profile information including the MIN, IMSI or both.e. The HLR locates the subscribers record using the supplied MDN, performs its validationfunctions, and returns a qualreq2
33、 with the subscribers profile information and MIN,IMSI or both and ESN to the requesting Serving VLR.f. The Serving MSC finishes originating validation and delivers the call to the PSTN.X.S0004-350-E v1.0123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142434445464748495051525
34、354555657585960350-3 MDN-Based Validation2.2 Successful MDN-Based Validation with WIN SuccessThis scenario illustrates successful MDN-Based subscription validation when the Serving MSCdetermines the originating subscriber is eligible for special service treatment. In this case, thecall from the Serv
35、ice Platform to a Call Back number invokes a WIN trigger at the MSC/VLRand successful call delivery to the terminating party. Figure 2 Successful MDN-Based Validation with WIN Success.a. A mobile subscriber originates a call to a dedicated number, e.g., voice mail, from alandline phone. An ISUP IAM
36、message is sent to the Serving MSC.b. The Serving MSC receives the incoming call and determines that the dialed numbertranslates to a dedicated route to a service platform, e.g., voice mail system and an IAM issent to this system.c. The service platform is only aware of the MDN (mobile directory num
37、ber) of thesubscriber, e.g., the subscriber is required to enter their MDN in order to access theirmessages. The service platform initiates a new call , e.g., to a callback number, on behalfof the subscriber and a new IAM is sent to the Serving MSC with the calling party numberset to the MDN.QUALREQ
38、2 MDN, MSCID, MYTYP, QUALCODE, ServiceQRTqualreq2 AUTHPER, HLRID, MYTYP, Profile,abedMSC/VLR HLRPlatformIAM (CdPN=dedicated number)IAM CdPN=CallBack No., CgPN=MDN)ORREQ (Digits(dialed)=CallBack No., CgPN=MDN, TriggerType)IAM (CdPN=dedicated number)cfPSTNSYSACCTYPE, TRANSCAP(MIN, IMSI or both), ESNgh
39、IAM (CdPN=CallBack No., CgPN=MDN)WINSCPorreq (RoutingDigits=CallBack No., CgPN=MDN)X.S0004-350-E v1.0MDN-Based Validation123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142434445464748495051525354555657585960350-4d. The Serving MSC determines that originating validation is re
40、quired for the incoming calland searches the VLR for a record corresponding to the originating subscribers MDN. Inthis case, a corresponding record is not found. This results in MAP QualificationRequest2(QUALREQ2) INVOKE message being sent to the Originating MSs Home HLR to retrievethe subscribers p
41、rofile information including the MIN, IMSI or both.e. The HLR locates the subscribers record using the supplied MDN, performs its validationfunctions, and returns a qualreq2 with the subscribers profile information and MIN,IMSI or both and ESN to the requesting Serving VLR.f. A trigger in the MSC/VL
42、R causes the MSC/VLR to send an ORREQ INVOKE to the WINSCP to request call origination instructions.g. The WIN SCP returns an orreq RETURN RESULTwith routing digits.h. The Serving MSC delivers the call to the PSTN.X.S0004-350-E v1.012345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031323334353637383
43、9404142434445464748495051525354555657585960350-5 MDN-Based Validation2.3 Successful MDN-Based Validation with WIN Call FailureThis scenario illustrates successful MDN-Based subscription validation when the Serving MSCdetermines the originating subscriber is eligible for special service treatment. In
44、 this case, thecall from the Service Platform to a Call Back number invokes a WIN trigger at the MSC/VLRand call failure treatment. Figure 3 Successful MDN-Based Validation with WIN Interaction.a. A mobile subscriber originates a call to a dedicated number, e.g., voice mail, from alandline phone. An
45、 ISUP IAM message is sent to the Serving MSC.b. The Serving MSC receives the incoming call and determines that the dialed numbertranslates to a dedicated route to a service platform, e.g., voice mail system and an IAM issent to this system.c. The service platform is only aware of the MDN (mobile dir
46、ectory number) of thesubscriber, e.g., the subscriber is required to enter their MDN in order to access theirmessages. The service platform initiates a new call , e.g., to a callback number, on behalfof the subscriber and a new IAM is sent to the Serving MSC with the calling party numberset to the M
47、DN.QUALREQ2 MDN, MSCID, MYTYP, QUALCODE, ServiceQRTqualreq2 AUTHPER, HLRID, MYTYP, Profile,abedMSC/VLR HLRPlatformIAM (CdPN=dedicated number)IAM CdPN=CallBack No., CgPN=MDN)ORREQ (Digits(dialed)=CallBack No., CgPN=MDN, TriggerType)IAM (CdPN=dedicated number)cfPSTNSYSACCTYPE, TRANSCAP(MIN, IMSI or bo
48、th), ESNghCall Failure TreatmentWINSCPorreq (AccessDeniedReason, ActionCode)X.S0004-350-E v1.0MDN-Based Validation123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142434445464748495051525354555657585960350-6d. The Serving MSC determines that originating validation is required
49、for the incoming calland searches the VLR for a record corresponding to the originating subscribers MDN. Inthis case, a corresponding record is not found. This results in MAP QualificationRequest2(QUALREQ2) INVOKE message being sent to the Originating MSs Home HLR to retrievethe subscribers profile information including the MIN, IMSI or both.e. The HLR locates the subscribers record using the supplied MDN, performs its validationfunctions, and returns a qualreq2 with the subscribers profile information and MIN,IMSI or both and ESN to the requesting Serving
