1、 AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARD FOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS ATIS-1000660.1998(R2013) Signalling System Number 7 Call Completion to a Portable Number Integrated Text As a leading technology and solutions development organization, ATIS brings together the top global ICT companies to advance the industrys most-
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15、by Alliance for Telecommunications Industry SolutionsAll rights reserved.No part of this publication may be reproduced in anyform, in an electronic retrieval system or otherwise,without prior written permission of the publisher.Printed in the United States of AmericaiContentsPageForeword ii1 Scope,
16、purpose, and application 12 Normative references . 23 Definitions, acronyms, and terms . 24 Call completion to a portable number general description . 45 Functional capabilities and information flows . 166 Protocol and procedures 18Figures1 CCPN configuration - separate originating, initiating, orig
17、inal destination switches . 62 CCPN configuration - identical originating and initiating switches 73 CCPN configuration - identical original destination and initiating switches. 74 CCPN routing flow 95 NP RTP routing flow. 106 NP QoR routing flow. 117 CCPN - main SDL 138 CCPN - obtain NRN 149 CCPN c
18、all completion. 1510 FE model for CCPN 1611 Information flow diagram 1712 GAP format. 1913 Forward call indicators 2014 Signalling SDL for CCPN 22AnnexesA NP Query-Response Network Capability . 23B Number Portability Release to Pivot Network Capability 38C NP Query on Release Capability 49iiForeword
19、 (This foreword is not part of American National Standard T1.660-1998.)This document is entitled American National Standard for Telecommunications - Sig-nalling System Number 7 (SS7) - Call Completion to a Portable Number (CCPN) - In-tegrated Text. CCPN is a network capability that facilitates deliv
20、ery of a call to anumber that has been ported from the switch indicated by the NPA-NXX of the dialednumber. CCPN has been developed for use between U.S. networks to meet the an-ticipated needs and applications of those entities primarily to meet the needs of ser-vice provider portability. This stand
21、ard has 3 annexes. Annex A is normative and ispart of this standard: that is, this annex includes requirements that are part of thespecification. Annexes B and C are informative annexes. Informative annexes arenot considered part of this standard but are, rather, auxiliary to the standard. In ac-cor
22、dance with FCC Document #97-74, procedures defined in annexes B and C arenot intended for use in U.S. networks. This standard is the result of extensive work bymembers of the T1S1.3 Working Group on U.S. Standards for Common Channel Sig-nalling.This standard is intended for use in conjunction with A
23、merican National Standard forTelecommunications - Signalling System Number 7 (SS7) - ISDN User Part (ISUP),ANSI T1.113-1995, which includes an overview, messages and signals, protocol for-mats, procedures, and a chapter on performance. It should be noted, however, thatsome procedures specific to thi
24、s standard are extensions beyond ANSI T1.113-1995.It is also intended for use in conjunction with American National Standard for Tele-communications - Signalling System Number 7 (SS7) - Transaction Capabilities Ap-plication Part (TCAP), ANSI T1.114-1996, which includes a description, definitionsand
25、functions, formats and codes, procedures, and a list of operations, parameters,and error codes. It should be noted, however, that some procedures specific to thisstandard are extensions beyond ANSI T1.114-1996.Footnotes are not officially part of this standard.Future control of this document will re
26、side with Accredited Standards Committee onTelecommunications, T1. This control of additions to the specification, such as proto-col evolution, new applications and operational requirements, will permit compatibilityamong U.S. networks. Such additions will be incorporated in an orderly manner withdu
27、e consideration to the ITU-T layered model principles, conventions, and functionalboundaries.Suggestions for improvement of this standard will be welcome. These should be sentto the Alliance for Telecommunications Industry Solutions, T1 Secretariat, 1200 GStreet, NW, Suite 500, Washington DC 20005.T
28、his standard was processed and approved for submittal to ANSI by the AccreditedStandards Committee on Telecommunications, T1. Committee approval of this stan-dard does not necessarily imply that all committee members voted for its approval. Atthe time it approved this standard, the T1 Committee had
29、the following members:Gerald H. Peterson, ChairmanE. Raymond Hapeman, Vice-ChairmanAlvin Lai, SecretaryJ. Hilton, Senior EditorJ. Lichter, Technical EditorOrganization Represented Name of RepresentativeEXCHANGE CARRIERSAmeritech . Laurence A. YoungRichard Wood (Alt.)iiiOrganization Represented Name
30、of RepresentativeAT&T Wireless Services, Inc.David HolmesLeo Nikkari (Alt.)Bell Atlantic .John W. SeazholtzRoger Nucho (Alt.)Bellcore .James C. StaatsCliff Halevi (Alt.)BellSouth Telecommunications, Inc. .William J. McNamara, IIIMalcolm Threlkeld, Jr. (Alt.)GTE Telephone Operations Bernard J. Harris
31、Richard L. Cochran (Alt.)NYNEXJames F. BaskinMichael Brusca (Alt.)Pacific Bell.Sal R. TesoroPuerto Rico Telephone Company .Joaquin RiveraJose Arias (Alt.)SBC Communications, Inc. .C. C. BaileyJoseph MendozaSprint - Local Telecommunications DivisionRobert P. McCabeLeroy D. KelloggUS Telephone Associa
32、tion (USTA).Dennis ByrnePaul HartUS West James L. EitelDarryl DebaultINTEREXCHANGE CARRIERSAT&T .Charles A. DvorakJeffrey GeorgeComsat Corporation Mark T. NeibertPrakash ChitreGeneral Communication, Inc.Derek L. WeltonC.R. Baugh, Ph.D.MCI Telecommunications CorporationLaszlo I. SzerenyiJ. Martin Car
33、rollSprint - Long Distance Division .Thomas G. CrodaPeter J. MayStentor Resource Centre, IncB. SambasivanAl M. YamUnitel Communications, Inc. .David H. WhyteGeorge TadrosWorldcom Robert BentleyHoward MeiselesMANUFACTURERSADC Telecommunications, IncRon WeitnauerDon BerrymanAlcatel Network Systems (AN
34、S)Jack BoychukDale KrisherAMP, IncGeorge LawrenceBen BennettApple Computer, Inc. Jerry KellenbenzDavid MichaelAscom Enterprise NetworksL.H. EberlRichard KoepperDSC Communications Corporation .Pete WaalAllen AdamsECI Telecommunications, Inc. Ron MurphyDanny Etz-HadarEricsson, IncLinda TroyAl WayFujit
35、su America IncKenneth T. CoitHirohiko YamamotoGeneral Datacomm, Inc. .Frederick LucasHarris Corporation.Yogi MistryHekimian Laboratories William H. DuncanHewlett-PackardDon C. LoughryRichard Van GelderivOrganization Represented Name of RepresentativeHughes Network Systems, Inc. Dr. Leonard GoldingEn
36、rique LabordeIBM Corporation . William C. BergmanRao J. CherukuriLucent Technologies John H. BobsinDave R. AndersenMotorola, Inc. Ken SkurnakDan Grossman (Alt.)NEC America, Inc. Donovan NakTakayuki Yoshida (Alt.)Nokia Telecommunications, Inc Chris WallaceTeuvo Jarvela (Alt.)Northern Telecom, Inc Mel
37、 N. WoinskyJohn Pugh (Alt.)Oki America, Inc. Henri SuyderhoudHisao Fujikawa (Alt.)Omnipoint Corporation . Gary K. JonesPicturetel Corporation. Marshall SchachtmanDavid Lindbergh (Alt.)Pirelli TSG Arun BellaryJohn McDonough (Alt.)Qualcomm, Inc. Mark EpsteinEd Tiedemann (Alt.)Reltec Corporation Mark S
38、cottLeroy Baker (Alt.)Rockwell International Quentin C. CassenCarl J. Stehman (Alt.)Siemens Stromberg-Carlson David E. FranciscoDennis Edinger (Alt.)Telecom Solutions M.J. NarasimhaDon Chislow (Alt.)Telecommunications Techniques. Bernard E. WorneTellabs Operations, Inc. R. Michael SchaferMichael J.
39、Birck (Alt.)Transwitch Corporation Daniel C. UppPraveen Goli (Alt.)U.S. Robotics Richard L. StuartDale Walsh (Alt.)GENERAL INTERESTBrooktree Corporation Douglas M. BradyRick Hall (Alt.)C.S.I. Telecommunications. Michael S. NewmanWilliam J. Buckley (Alt.)Capital Cities/ABC, Inc. Warner W. JohnstonDef
40、ense Information Systems Agency . C. Joe PasquarielloDon Choi (Alt.)EDS Corporation Dell SchipperGemplus . Neal GomanTom Younger (Alt.)GTE Mobile Communications. Lynn CarlsonNational Communications System Dennis BodsonMarshall Cain (Alt.)National Security Agency (NSA). Richard C. BrackneyRichard Dea
41、n (Alt.)National Telecommunications and Information Administration/Institute for Telecommunication Sciences (NTIA/ITS). William F. UtlautNeal B. Seitz (Alt.)Pacific Bell Mobile Services Mark YoungeRick Vanderhaar (Alt.)Rural Utilities Service . Orren E. Cameron IIIvTechnical Subcommittee T1S1, which
42、 was responsible for the development of thisstandard, had the following members:W.R. Zeuch, ChairmanR. Rossow, Vice-ChairmanM. Geissinger, SecretaryAlcatel Network Systems (ANS) .Albert AzzamSadik Okar (Alt.)Ameritech Services, Inc. .Mike TisikerAscom Enterprise NetworksDoug HuntR. MacDonald (Alt.)A
43、T&T.Vito P. JokubaitisDoris S. Lebovits (Alt.)Bell Atlantic .Harry A. HetzDana Shillingburg (Alt.)Bellcore .E. Ray HapemanRobin Rossow (Alt.)BellSouth Telecommunications, Inc. Richard C. McNealyRobert V. Epley (Alt.)Brooktree Corporation.Trey MalpassDouglas M. Brady (Alt.)C.S.I. Telecommunications .
44、Michael S. NewmanWilliam J. Buckley (Alt.)Comsat CorporationFaris FarisPrakash Chitre (Alt.)Defense Information Systems AgencyDon ChoiRalph Liguori (Alt.)Digital Equipment Corporation Bob SimcoeDSC Communications Corporation.Jeff CopleyTom Hess (Alt.)Ericsson, Inc. Curtis LibeyChristine Collie (Alt.
45、)Fujitsu America, Inc. .Karen McCourtAmalendu Chatterjee (Alt.)General DataComm, Inc. Mike McLoughlinGTE Mobile Communications .Dale BaldwinGTE Telephone Operations .Jay R. HiltonD. J. Kostas (Alt.)Hekimian Laboratories Greg MillerWilliam H. Duncan (Alt.)Hewlett-PackardRichard Van-GelderHughes Netwo
46、rk Systems, IncDr. Leonard GoldingCarl Symborski (Alt.)IBM CorporationWilliam C. BergmanRao J. Cherukuri (Alt.)Inet Michael J. ReimanChris Kirk (Alt.)Lucent Technologies.Robert B. WallerWayne R. Zeuch (Alt.)MCI Telecommunications CorporationYatendra PathakJim Joerger (Alt.)Micom Communications Corpo
47、rationSimon LamChris Cotter (Alt.)Microsoft CorporationMark JeffreyMitel Corporation.John NeedhamPeter M. Chase (Alt.)Motorola, Inc. Dan GrossmanPrakash Panjwani (Alt.)National Communications System Nicholas AndreDale Barr (Alt.)National Security Agency (NSA) .Richard C. BrackneyRichard Dean (Alt.)v
48、iOrganization Represented Name of RepresentativeNational Telecommunications and Information Administration/Institute for Telecommunication Sciences (NTIA/ITS). Randall S. BloomfieldWilliam F. Utlaut (Alt.)NEC America, Inc. Kuei Y. KouDonovan Nak (Alt.)Netspeed Robert M. Burke, IICliff Hall (Alt.)Nok
49、ia Telecommunications, Inc Shankar GovindasamyChris Wallace (Alt.)Northern Telecom, Inc Mel N. WoinskyRakesh Gupta (Alt.)NYNEX . Michael BruscaChris Iliopoulos (Alt.)Oki America, Inc. Henri SuyderhoudHisao Fujikawa (Alt.)Omnipoint Corporation . Gary K. JonesPacific Bell Steve SposatoSal R. Tesoro (Alt.)Qualcomm, Inc. Mark EpsteinEd Tiedemann (Alt.)Rockwell International Dan GreeneWayne Harbuziak (Alt.)SBC Communications, Inc Robert J. HallJohn E. Roquet (Alt.)Siemens Stromberg-Carlson Glenn F. SissonHaluk Keskiner (Alt.)Sprint Long Distance Division James LordAlbert D. Du Ree (Alt.
