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Product: OCNCC 4.3

Component: Intelligent Network Application Protocol (INAP)

Protocol Implementation Conformance Statement

S’ware version: Release 1.0.3 Guide version: 02.00

Release date: December 2010

Status: Approved

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Contents

Copyright ............................................................................................................................. ii About this Document ........................................................................................................... v Document Conventions ...................................................................................................... vi

Chapter 1 .................................................................................................................... 1

INAP and Compliance Document Versions .................................. 1

Overview .............................................................................................................................. 1 INAP .................................................................................................................................... 2

Chapter 2 .................................................................................................................... 3

Compliance Statement ................................................................... 3

Overview .............................................................................................................................. 3 INAP - ETSI ......................................................................................................................... 4 Core INAP Support .............................................................................................................. 5

Chapter 3 .................................................................................................................... 7

INAP Operation Parameters Support ............................................ 7

Overview .............................................................................................................................. 7 AssistRequestInstructions ................................................................................................... 8 ApplyCharging ..................................................................................................................... 9 ApplyChargingReport ........................................................................................................ 10 Cancel ................................................................................................................................ 11 CollectInformation .............................................................................................................. 12 Connect ............................................................................................................................. 13 ConnectToResource .......................................................................................................... 14 Continue ............................................................................................................................ 15 DisconnectForwardConnection ......................................................................................... 16 EstablishTemporaryConnection ........................................................................................ 17 EventReportBCSM ............................................................................................................ 18 FurnishChargingInformation .............................................................................................. 19 InitialDP ............................................................................................................................. 20 InitiateCallAttempt ............................................................................................................. 22 PlayAnnouncement ........................................................................................................... 23 PromptAndCollectUserInformation .................................................................................... 24 ReleaseCall ....................................................................................................................... 25 RequestReportBCSMEvent ............................................................................................... 26 ResetTimer ........................................................................................................................ 27 SpecializedResourceReport .............................................................................................. 28 INAP result parameters support ........................................................................................ 29 PromptAndCollectUserInformation Result ......................................................................... 30

Chapter 4 .................................................................................................................. 31

INAP Errors Support ..................................................................... 31

Overview ............................................................................................................................ 31 List of INAP Errors ............................................................................................................. 32

Chapter 5 .................................................................................................................. 33

CS-2 Operation Parameters Support .......................................... 33

Overview ............................................................................................................................ 33 DisconnectForwardConnectionWithArgument .................................................................. 34 ContinueWithArgument ..................................................................................................... 35


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DisconnectLeg ................................................................................................................... 36 MergeCallSegments .......................................................................................................... 37 SplitLeg .............................................................................................................................. 38

Chapter 6 .................................................................................................................. 39

GPRS Operations Parameter Support ........................................ 39

Overview ............................................................................................................................ 39 ActivityTestGPRS .............................................................................................................. 40 ApplyChargingGPRS ......................................................................................................... 41 ApplyChargingReportGPRS .............................................................................................. 42 CancelGPRS ..................................................................................................................... 43 ConnectGPRS ................................................................................................................... 44 ContinueGPRS .................................................................................................................. 45 EntityReleasedGPRS ........................................................................................................ 46 InitialDPGPRS ................................................................................................................... 47 ReleaseGPRS ................................................................................................................... 48 EventReportGPRS ............................................................................................................ 49 RequestReportGPRSEvent ............................................................................................... 50 ResetTimerGPRS .............................................................................................................. 51

Chapter 7 .................................................................................................................. 53

SMS Operations Parameter Support ........................................... 53

Overview ............................................................................................................................ 53 InitialDPSMS ...................................................................................................................... 54 ConnectSMS ...................................................................................................................... 55 RequestReportSMSEvent ................................................................................................. 56 EventReportSMS ............................................................................................................... 57 ContinueSMS ..................................................................................................................... 58 ReleaseSMS ...................................................................................................................... 59 ResetTimerSMS ................................................................................................................ 60

Appendix .................................................................................................................. 61 Overview ............................................................................................................................ 61 Glossary of Terms ............................................................................................................. 63 Index .................................................................................................................................. 65


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About this Document This statement of compliance compares the OCNCC INAP implementation to:

• ETSI defined INAP required for support of Capability Set 1 (CS1), as defined in ETS 300 374

• ITU defined parameters specified in Q.1218 • CAMEL compliant parameters defined by CAP in GSM 09.78 • CS-2 specified in EN 301 140-1 • CAMEL compilant parameters defined by CAP GSM 29.78

CAP and CS-2 parameters and operations not mentioned are assumed not to be currently supported.

This guide is written primarily for software engineers and testers administrators. However, the overview sections of the document are useful to anyone requiring an introduction.

Here are the changes to the document since the last release.

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INAP and Compliance Document Versions Overview

This chapter defines the version of INAP and the Compliance documents against which it is compared.

This chapter contains the following topics.

INAP ................................................................................................................ 2

Chapter 1

Introduction

In this chapter

Chapter 1 Commercial In Confidence

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INAP This document states compliance of NCC INAP (Intelligent Network Application Protocol) to:

• ETSI defined INAP supporting Capability Set 1 (CS1), as defined in ETS 300 374

• ITU defined parameters specified in Q.1218 • CAMEL compliant parameters defined by CAP in GSM 29.78 • CS-2 specified in EN 301 140-1.

Note: This document was written with respect to the software version TC_PROTOS v2.11.45

INAP version



Compliance Statement Overview

This chapter identifies the core INAP operations supported by the NCC INAP.


INAP - ETSI ..................................................................................................... 4

Chapter 2

Introduction

In this chapter



INAP - ETSI This document details the compliance of NCC INAP (Intelligent Network Application Protocol) to:

• ETSI defined INAP required for support of Capability Set 1 (CS1), as defined in ETS 300 374,

• Support of certain ITU defined parameters specified in Q.1218 and • CAMEL compliant parameters defined by CAP in GSM 29.78 • CS-2 specified in EN 301 140-1.

Note: CAP parameters not mentioned can be assumed not to be currently supported.

Overview

Commercial In Confidence Chapter 2


Core INAP Support The number and weight of replicated database changes generated from normal operations of the provisioning facilities of the USMS depends on the situation. Possible situations are listed below:

• Core INAP operations between SCF - SSF • Core INAP operations between SCF - SRF

The table below shows the SCF - SSF operations defined by the Core INAP specification and indicates if they are supported by the NCC INAP implementation.

Core INAP Operations Support ActivateServiceFiltering Not Supported

ActivityTest Not Supported

ApplyCharging Supported

ApplyChargingReport Supported

AssistRequestInstructions Supported

CallGap Supported

CallInformationReport Supported

CallInformationRequest Supported

Cancel Supported

CollectInformation Supported

Connect Supported

ConnectToResource Supported

Continue Supported

DisconnectForwardConnection Supported

EstablishTemporaryConnection Supported

EventNotificationCharging Not Supported

EventReportBCSM Supported

FurnishChargingInformation Supported

InitialDP Supported

InitiateCallAttempt Supported

ReleaseCall Supported

RequestNotificationChargingEvent Not Supported

RequestReportBCSMEvent Supported

ResetTimer Supported

SendChargingInformation Supported ServiceFilteringResponse Not Supported

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Introduction

Operations between SCF - SSF


Core INAP Support, Continued


The table below shows the SCF - SRF operations defined by the Core INAP specification and indicates if they are supported by the NCC INAP implementation.

Core INAP Operations Support AssistRequestInstructions Supported

Cancel Supported

PlayAnnouncement Supported

PromptAndCollectUserInformation Supported SpecializedResourceReport Supported

Operations between SCF - SRF



INAP Operation Parameters Support Overview

This chapter identifies the parameters of the Core INAP operations as supported by the NCC INAP implementation.


AssistRequestInstructions ............................................................................... 8 ApplyCharging ................................................................................................. 9 ApplyChargingReport .................................................................................... 10 Cancel ........................................................................................................... 11 CollectInformation ......................................................................................... 12 Connect ......................................................................................................... 13 ConnectToResource ..................................................................................... 14 Continue ........................................................................................................ 15 DisconnectForwardConnection ..................................................................... 16 EstablishTemporaryConnection .................................................................... 17 EventReportBCSM ........................................................................................ 18 FurnishChargingInformation .......................................................................... 19 InitialDP ......................................................................................................... 20 InitiateCallAttempt ......................................................................................... 22 PlayAnnouncement ....................................................................................... 23 PromptAndCollectUserInformation ................................................................ 24 ReleaseCall ................................................................................................... 25 RequestReportBCSMEvent........................................................................... 26 ResetTimer .................................................................................................... 27 SpecializedResourceReport .......................................................................... 28 INAP result parameters support .................................................................... 29

Chapter 3

Introduction

In this chapter



AssistRequestInstructions This parameter enables information flow from SRF to SCF.

The operations associated with this parameter are:

• PlayAnnouncement • PromptAndCollectUserInformation

The following ETSI parameters are associated with AssistRequestInstructions:

Parameters Support correlationID Supported

iPAvailable Not Supported

iPSSPCapablities Not Supported extensions Not Supported

Information flow

Associated operations

ETSI parameters



ApplyCharging This parameter enables information flow from SCF to SSF.


• ApplyChargingReport • RequestReportBCSM

The following ETSI parameters are associated with ApplyCharging:

Parameters Support aChBillingChargingCharacteristics Supported

sendCalculationToSCFIndication Supported

partyToCharge Supported extensions Not Supported

The CAP parameters associated with aChBillingChargingCharacteristics are:

Parameters Support timeDurationCharging Supported

maxCallDuration Supported

releaseIfDurationExceeded Supported

audibleIndicator Supported

tone Supported tariffSwitchInterval Supported

Information flow


ETSI parameters

CAP parameters



ApplyChargingReport This parameter enables information flow from SSF to SCF.


• ApplyCharging • Cancel

The following ETSI parameters are associated with ApplyChargingReport:

Parameters Support CallResult Supported

The CAP parameters associated with CallResult are:

Parameters Support timeDurationChargingResult Supported

timeInformation Supported

timeIfNoTariffSwitch Supported

timeIfTariffSwitch Supported

timeSinceLastTariffSwitch Supported

tafiffSwitchInterval Supported

partyToCharge Supported

callActive Supported

partyToCharge Supported

callActive Supported callReleasedAtTcpExpiry Supported

The following free call indicator is associated with ApplyChargingReport:

Parameters Support extensions (extension type 100, data type ASN.1 NULL.)

Supported

Information flow


ETSI parameters

CAP parameters

Additional parameters



Cancel This parameter enables information flow from SCF to SRF/SSF.


• PlayAnnouncement • PromptAndCollectUserInformation

The following ETSI parameters are associated with Cancel:

Parameters Support invokeID Supported allRequests Supported

Information flow


ETSI parameters



CollectInformation This parameter enables information flow from SCF to SSF.

None

None.

Information flow

Associated operations ETSI parameters



Connect This parameter enables information flow from SCF to SSF.

None

The following ETSI parameters are associated with Connect:

Parameters Support destinationRoutingAddress Supported

alertingPattern Supported

correlationID Supported

cutAndPaste Supported

originalCalledPartyID Supported

routeList Not Supported

scfID Supported

extensions Supported

serviceInteractionIndicators Not Supported

callingPartyNumber Supported

callingPartysCategory Supported

redirectingPartyID Supported redirectionInformation Supported

The following ITU parameters are associated with Connect:

Parameters Support forwardingCondition Not Supported

iSDNAccessRelatedInformation Not Supported travellingClassMark Not Supported

The following CAP parameters are associated with Connect:

Parameters Support genericNumbers (contains 1 additional calling party number)

Supported

suppressionOfAnnouncement Supported oCSIApplicable Supported

Information flow


ITU parameters

CAP parameters



ConnectToResource This parameter enables information flow from SCF to SSF.


• DisconnectForwardConnection

The following ETSI parameters are associated with ConnectToResource:

Parameters Support resourceAddress Supported

Q.1218 legID and both parameters not yet supported.

extensions Supported serviceInteractionIndicators Not Supported

The following CS-2 parameters are associated with ConnectToResource:

Parameters Support legID Supported

The following CS-2/CAP parameters are associated with ConnectToResource:

Parameters Support callSegmentID Supported

Information flow


ETSI parameters

CS-2 parameters

CS-2/CAP parameters



Continue This parameter enables information flow from SCF to SSF.

None

None.

Information flow




DisconnectForwardConnection This parameter enables information flow from SCF to SSF.


• ConnectToResource • EstablishTemporaryConnection

None.

Information flow


ETSI parameters



EstablishTemporaryConnection This parameter enables information flow from SCF to SSF.


• DisconnectForwardConnection • InitialDP

The following ETSI parameters are associated with EstablishTemporaryConnection:

Parameters Support assistingSSPIPRoutingAddress Supported

correlationID Supported

scfID Supported

extensions Not Supported serviceInteractionIndicators Not Supported

The following ITU parameters are associated with EstablishTemporaryConnection:

Parameters Support legID Not Supported

Information flow


ETSI parameters

ITU parameters



EventReportBCSM This parameter enables information flow from SSF to SCF.


• RequestReportBCSMEvent • Cancel

The following ETSI parameters are associated with EventReportBCSM:

Parameters Support eventTypeBCSM Supported

eventSpecificInformationBCSM Supported

legID Supported

miscCallInfo Supported extensions Not Supported

The following ITU parameters are associated with EventReportBCSM:

Parameters Support bcsmEventCorrelationID Supported

Information flow


ETSI parameters

Additional ITU parameters



FurnishChargingInformation This parameter enables information flow from SCF to SSF.

None

The following ETSI parameters are associated with FurnishChargingInformation:

Parameters Support fCIBillingChargingCharacteristics Supported

For Nokia DX200 switches, the following parameters are associated with fCIBillingChargingCharacteristics:

Parameters Support Service Type Supported

Call Type Supported

C Call Type Supported

C Number Supported

D Call Type Supported D Number Supported

The following CAP 2 parameters are associated with fCIBillingChargingCharacteristics:

Parameters Support freeFormatData Supported partyToCharge Supported

The following CAP 2 parameters are associated with fCIBillingChargingCharacteristics:

Parameters Support appendFreeFormatData Supported

Information flow


Nokia DX200 switches

CAP 2 parameters

CAP 3 parameters



InitialDP This parameter enables information flow from SSF to SCF.

None

The following ETSI parameters are associated with InitialDP:

Parameters Support serviceKey Supported

calledPartyNumber Supported


callingPartysCategory Supported

cGEncountered Supported

iPSSPCapabilities Not Supported

iPAvailable Not Supported

locationNumber Supported

originalCalledPartyID Supported

extensions (including: Nokia GSM extensions)

Supported

highLayerCompatibility Supported

serviceInteractionIndicators Not Supported

additionalCallingPartyNumber Supported

forwardCallIndicators Not Supported

bearerCapability Supported

eventTypeBCSM Supported

redirectingPartyID Supported redirectionInformation Supported

The following ITU parameters are associated with InitialDP:

Parameters Support dialledDigits Not Supported

callingPartyBusinessGroupID Not Supported

callingPartySubaddress Not Supported

miscCallInfo Not Supported

serviceProfileIdentifier Not Supported terminalType Not Supported

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Information flow


ITU parameters


InitialDP, Continued


The following CAP parameters are associated with InitialDP:

Parameters Support calledPartyBCDNumber Supported

iMSI Supported

subscriberState Supported

locationInformation Supported

mscAddress Supported callForwardingSS-Pending Supported

CAP parameters



InitiateCallAttempt This parameter enables information flow from SCF to SSF.

None

The following ETSI parameters are associated with InitiateCallAttempt:

Parameters Support destinationRoutingAddress Supported

alertingPattern Not Supported

extensions Supported callingPartyNumber Supported

The following ITU parameters are associated with InitiateCallAttempt:

Parameters Support iSDNAccessRelatedInformation Not Supported travellingClassMark Not Supported

Information flow


ITU parameters



PlayAnnouncement This parameter enables information flow from SCF to SRF.


• ConnectToResource • SpecializedResourceReport (linked operation) • Cancel • DisconnectForwardConnection

The following ETSI parameters are associated with PlayAnnouncement:

Parameters Support informationToSend Supported

(displayInformation parameter is currently not supported).

disconnectFromIPForbidden Supported

requestAnnouncementComplete Supported extensions Supported

(some Unysis NAP parameters supported).

The following CS-2 parameters are associated with PlayAnnouncement:

Parameters Support legID Supported callSegmentID Supported

Information flow


ETSI parameters

CS-2 parameters



PromptAndCollectUserInformation This parameter enables information flow from SCF to SRF.


• ConnectToResource • DisconnectForwardConnection • Cancel

The following ETSI parameters are associated with PromptAndCollectUserInformation:

Parameters Support collectedInfo Supported

disconnectFromIPForbidden Supported

informationToSend Supported (displayInformation parameter is currently not supported).

extensions Supported (some Unysis NAP parameters supported).

Information flow


ETSI parameters



ReleaseCall This parameter enables information flow from SCF to SSF.

None

The following ETSI parameters are associated with ReleaseCall:

Parameters Support cause Supported

Information flow




RequestReportBCSMEvent This parameter enables information flow from SCF to SSF.


• EventReportBCSM

The following ETSI parameters are associated with RequestReportBCSMEvent:

Parameters Support bcsmEvents Supported extensions Not Supported

The following ITU parameters are associated with RequestReportBCSMEvent:

Parameters Support bcsmEventCorrelationID Supported

Information flow


ETSI parameters

ITU parameters



ResetTimer This parameter enables information flow from SCF to SSF.

None

The following ETSI parameters are associated with ResetTimer:

Parameters Support timerID Not Supported

timervalue Supported extensions Not Supported

Information flow




SpecializedResourceReport This parameter enables information flow from SRF to SCF.


• PlayAnnouncement

None.

Information flow


ETSI parameters



INAP result parameters support This section lists the result parameters of the Core INAP operations results as supported by the NCC INAP implementation.

Introduction



PromptAndCollectUserInformation Result This parameter enables information flow from SCF to SRF.


• ConnectToResource • DisconnectForwardConnection • Cancel

The following ETSI parameters are associated with PromptAndCollectUserInformation Result:

Parameters Support digitsResponse Supported

The following ITU parameters are associated with PromptAndCollectUserInformation Result:

Parameters Support iA5Response Not Supported

Information flow


ETSI parameters

ITU parameters



INAP Errors Support Overview

This chapter identifies the support errors of the Core INAP operations supported by NCC INAP implementation.


List of INAP Errors ......................................................................................... 32

Chapter 4

Introduction

In this chapter



List of INAP Errors The table below shows the errors defined by the Core INAP specification and indicates if they are supported by the NCC INAP implementation.

Errors Support Cancelled Supported

CancelFailed Supported

ETCFailed Supported

ImproperCallerResponse Supported

MissingCustomerRecord Supported

MissingParameter Supported

ParameterOutOfRange Supported

RequestedInfoError Supported

SystemFailure Supported

TaskRefused Supported

UnavailableResource Supported

UnexpectedComponentSequence Supported

UnexpectedDataValue Supported

UnexpectedParameter Supported UnknownLegID Supported

Errors supported



CS-2 Operation Parameters Support Overview

This chapter identifies the parameters of the CS-2 operations as supported by the NCC INAP implementation.


DisconnectForwardConnectionWithArgument .............................................. 34 ContinueWithArgument ................................................................................. 35 DisconnectLeg ............................................................................................... 36 MergeCallSegments ...................................................................................... 37 SplitLeg.......................................................................................................... 38

Chapter 5

Introduction

In this chapter



DisconnectForwardConnectionWithArgument The operation associated with this parameter is:

• ConnectToResource

The following CS-2 parameters are associated with DisconnectForwardConnectionWithArgument:

Parameters Support legID Supported callSegmentID Supported


CS-2 parameters



ContinueWithArgument None

The following CS-2 parameters are associated with ContinueWithArgument:

Parameters Support legID Supported

csID Supported locationNumber Supported

Associated operations CS-2 parameters



DisconnectLeg The operation associated with this parameter is:

• Connect

The following CS-2 parameters are associated with DisconnectLeg:

Parameters Support legToBeReleased Supported releaseCause Supported


CS-2 parameters



MergeCallSegments The operation associated with this parameter is:

• SplitLeg

The following CS-2 parameters are associated with MergeCallSegments:

Parameters Support sourceCallSegment Supported targetCallSegment Supported


CS-2 parameters



SplitLeg The operation associated with this parameter is:

• MergeCallSegments

The following CS-2 parameters are associated with SplitLeg:

Parameters Support legToBeSplit Supported newCallSegment Supported


CS-2 parameters



GPRS Operations Parameter Support Overview

This chapter identifies the parameters of the GPRS operations as supported by the NCC INAP implementation.


ActivityTestGPRS .......................................................................................... 40 ApplyChargingGPRS ..................................................................................... 41 ApplyChargingReportGPRS .......................................................................... 42 CancelGPRS ................................................................................................. 43 ConnectGPRS ............................................................................................... 44 ContinueGPRS .............................................................................................. 45 EntityReleasedGPRS .................................................................................... 46 InitialDPGPRS ............................................................................................... 47 ReleaseGPRS ............................................................................................... 48 EventReportGPRS ........................................................................................ 49 RequestReportGPRSEvent ........................................................................... 50 ResetTimerGPRS .......................................................................................... 51

Chapter 6

Introduction

In this chapter



ActivityTestGPRS This parameter enables information flow from gsmSCF to gprsSSF.

None

None

Information flow

Associated operations GPRS parameters



ApplyChargingGPRS This parameter enables information flow from gsmSCF to gprsSSF.

The operation associated with this parameter is:

• ApplyChargingReportGPRS

The following GPRS related CAP parameters are associated with ApplyChargingGPRS:

Parameters Support chargingCharacteristics Supported

tariffSwitchInterval Supported pDPID Supported

Information flow


GPRS parameters



ApplyChargingReportGPRS This parameter enables information flow from gprsSSF to gsmSCF.


• ApplyChargingGPRS

The following GPRS related CAP parameters are associated with ApplyChargingReportGPRS:

Parameters Support chargingResult Supported

qualityOfService Supported

active Supported

pDPID Supported chargingRollOver Not Supported

Information flow


GPRS parameters



CancelGPRS This parameter enables information flow from gsmSCF to gprsSSF.

None

The following GPRS related CAP parameters are associated with CancelGPRS:

Parameters Support pDPID Supported

Information flow




ConnectGPRS This parameter enables information flow from gsmSCF to gprsSSF.

None

The following GPRS related CAP parameters are associated with ConnectGPRS:

Parameters Support accessPointName Supported pdpID Supported

Information flow




ContinueGPRS This parameter enables information flow from gsmSCF to gprsSSF.

None

The following GPRS related CAP parameters are associated with ContinueGPRS:

Parameters Support pdpID Supported

Information flow




EntityReleasedGPRS This parameter enables information flow from gprsSSF to gsmSCF.

None

The following GPRS related CAP parameters are associated with EntityReleasedGPRS:

Parameters Support gPRSCause Supported pdpID Supported

Information flow




InitialDPGPRS This parameter enables information flow from gprsSSF to gsmSCF.

None

The following GPRS related CAP parameters are associated with InitialDPGPRS:


gPRSEventType Supported

mSISDN Supported

iMSI Supported

timeAndTimeZone Not Supported

gPRSMSClass Not Supported

endUserAddress Not Supported

qualityOfService Supported

accessPointName Supported

routeingAreaIdentity Supported

chargingID Supported

sGSNCapabilities Supported

locationInformationGPRS Supported

pDPInitiationType Supported

extensions Not Supported

gGSNAddress Supported

secondaryPDP-context Supported iMEI Not Supported

Information flow




ReleaseGPRS This parameter enables information flow from gsmSCF to gprsSSF.

None

The following GPRS related CAP parameters are associated with ReleasedGPRS:

Parameters Support gprsCause Supported pdpID Supported

Information flow




EventReportGPRS This parameter enables information flow from gprsSSF to gsmSCF.


• RequestReportGPRSEvent

The following GPRS related CAP parameters are associated with EventReportGPRS:

Parameters Support gPRSEventType Supported

miscGPRSInfo Supported

gPRSEventSpecificInformation Not Supported pDPID Not Supported

Information flow


GPRS parameters



RequestReportGPRSEvent This parameter enables information flow from gsmSCF to gprsSSF.


• EventReportGPRSent

The following GPRS related CAP parameters are associated with RequestReportGPRSEvent:

Parameters Support gPRSEvent Supported pDPID Not Supported

Information flow


GPRS parameters



ResetTimerGPRS This parameter enables information flow from gsmSCF to gprsSSF.

None

The following GPRS related CAP parameters are associated with ResetTimerGPRS:

Parameters Support timerID Not Supported timervalue Supported

Information flow




SMS Operations Parameter Support Overview

This chapter identifies the parameters of the SMS operations as supported by the NCC INAP implementation.


InitialDPSMS ................................................................................................. 54 ConnectSMS ................................................................................................. 55 RequestReportSMSEvent ............................................................................. 56 EventReportSMS ........................................................................................... 57 ContinueSMS ................................................................................................ 58 ReleaseSMS ................................................................................................. 59 ResetTimerSMS ............................................................................................ 60

Chapter 7

Introduction

In this chapter



InitialDPSMS This parameter enables information flow from smsSSF to gsmSCF.

None

The following SMS related CAP parameters are associated with InitialDPSMS:


destinationSubscriberNumber Supported


eventTypeSMS Supported

iMSI Supported

locationInformationMSC Supported

locationInformationGPRS Not Supported

sMSCAddress Supported

timeAndTimezone Not Supported

tPShortMessageSpecificInfo Supported

tPProtocolIdentifier Supported

tPDataCodingScheme Supported

tPValidityPeriod Not Supported

extensions Supported

smsReferenceNumber Supported

mscAddress Supported

sgsn-Number Supported

ms-Classmark2 Not Supported

gPRSMSClass Not Supported

iMEI Not Supported calledPartyNumber Not Supported

Information flow

Associated operations SMS parameters



ConnectSMS This parameter enables information flow from gsmSCF to smsSSF.

None

The following SMS related CAP parameters are associated with ConnectSMS:

Parameters Support callingPartysNumber Supported

destinationSubscriberNumber Supported

sMSCAddress Supported extensions Not Supported

Information flow




RequestReportSMSEvent This parameter enables information flow from gsmSCF to smsSSF.


• EventReportSMS

The following SMS related CAP parameters are associated with RequestReportSMSEvent:

Parameters Support sMSEvents Supported extensions Not Supported

Information flow


SMS parameters



EventReportSMS This parameter enables information flow from smsSSF to gsmSCF.

None

The following SMS related CAP parameters are associated with EventReportSMS:

Parameters Support eventTypeSMS Supported

eventSpecificInformationSMS Supported

miscCallInfo Supported extensions Not Supported

Information flow




ContinueSMS This parameter enables information flow from gsmSCF to smsSSF.

None

None

Information flow




ReleaseSMS This parameter enables information flow from gsmSCF to smsSSF.

None

The following SMS related CAP parameters are associated with EventReportSMS:

Parameters Support RPCause Supported

Information flow




ResetTimerSMS This parameter enables information flow from gsmSCF to smsSSF.

None

The following SMS related CAP parameters are associated with ResetTimerSMS:

Parameters Support timerID Not Supported

timervalue Supported extensions Not Supported

Information flow




Appendix

Overview

This appendix contains the following topics.

Glossary of Terms ......................................................................................... 63 Index .............................................................................................................. 65

In this appendix



Glossary of Terms

Abstract Syntax Notation

Customized Applications for Mobile network Enhanced Logic

This is a 3GPP (Third Generation Partnership Project) initiative to extend traditional IN services found in fixed networks into mobile networks. The architecture is similar to that of traditional IN, in that the control functions and switching functions are remote. Unlike the fixed IN environment, in mobile networks the subscriber may roam into another PLMN (Public Land Mobile Network), consequently the controlling function must interact with a switching function in a foreign network. CAMEL specifies the agreed information flows that may be passed between these networks.

CAMEL Application Part

ETSI INAP Capability Set 1. An ITU standard.

European Telecommunications Standards Institute

General Packet Radio Service - employed to connect mobile cellular users to PDN (Public Data Network- for example the Internet).

Global System for Mobile communication.

It is a second generation cellular telecommunication system. Unlike first generation systems, GSM is digital and thus introduced greater enhancements such as security, capacity, quality and the ability to support integrated services.

HyperText Markup Language, a small application of SGML used on the World Wide Web.

It defines a very simple class of report-style documents, with section headings, paragraphs, lists, tables, and illustrations, with a few informational and presentational items, and some hypertext and multimedia.

Intelligent Network

Intelligent Network Application Part - a protocol offering real time communication between IN elements.

International Telecommunication Union

Oracle Corporation

Public Land Mobile Network

Service Control Function - this is the application of service logic to control functional entities in providing Intelligent Network services.

Standard Generalized Markup Language. The international standard for defining descriptions of the structure of different types of electronic document.

Short Message Service.

Sub Service Field.

ASN

CAMEL

CAP

CS1

ETSI

GPRS

GSM

HTML

IN

INAP

ITU

Oracle

PLMN

SCF

SGML

SMS

SSF



Universal Service Management System hardware platform.

USMS



A About this Document

Audience • v Changes in this document • v Scope • v

ActivityTestGPRS Associated operations • 40 GPRS parameters • 40 Information flow • 40

Additional ITU parameters EventReportBCSM • 18

Additional parameters ApplyChargingReport • 10

ApplyCharging Associated operations • 9 CAP parameters • 9 ETSI parameters • 9 Information flow • 9

ApplyChargingGPRS Associated operations • 41 GPRS parameters • 41 Information flow • 41

ApplyChargingReport Additional parameters • 10 Associated operations • 10 CAP parameters • 10 ETSI parameters • 10 Information flow • 10

ApplyChargingReportGPRS Associated operations • 42 GPRS parameters • 42 Information flow • 42

ASN • 10 AssistRequestInstructions

Associated operations • 8 ETSI parameters • 8 Information flow • 8

Associated operations ActivityTestGPRS • 40 ApplyCharging • 9 ApplyChargingGPRS • 41 ApplyChargingReport • 10 ApplyChargingReportGPRS • 42 AssistRequestInstructions • 8 Cancel • 11 CancelGPRS • 43 CollectInformation • 12 Connect • 13 ConnectGPRS • 44 ConnectSMS • 55 ConnectToResource • 14 Continue • 15 ContinueGPRS • 45 ContinueSMS • 58

ContinueWithArgument • 35 DisconnectForwardConnection • 16 DisconnectForwardConnectionWithArgume

nt • 34 DisconnectLeg • 36 EntityReleasedGPRS • 46 EstablishTemporaryConnection • 17 EventReportBCSM • 18 EventReportGPRS • 49 EventReportSMS • 57 FurnishChargingInformation • 19 InitialDP • 20 InitialDPGPRS • 47 InitialDPSMS • 54 InitiateCallAttempt • 22 MergeCallSegments • 37 PlayAnnouncement • 23 PromptAndCollectUserInformation • 24 PromptAndCollectUserInformation Result •

30 ReleaseCall • 25 ReleaseGPRS • 48 ReleaseSMS • 59 RequestReportBCSMEvent • 26 RequestReportGPRSEvent • 50 RequestReportSMSEvent • 56 ResetTimer • 27 ResetTimerGPRS • 51 ResetTimerSMS • 60 SpecializedResourceReport • 28 SplitLeg • 38

Audience About this Document • v

C CAMEL • v Cancel


CancelGPRS Associated operations • 43 GPRS parameters • 43 Information flow • 43

CAP • v CAP 2 parameters

FurnishChargingInformation • 19 CAP 3 parameters

FurnishChargingInformation • 19 CAP parameters

ApplyCharging • 9 ApplyChargingReport • 10 Connect • 13 InitialDP • 21

Changes in this document

Index



About this Document • v CollectInformation


Connect Associated operations • 13 CAP parameters • 13 ETSI parameters • 13 Information flow • 13 ITU parameters • 13

ConnectGPRS Associated operations • 44 GPRS parameters • 44 Information flow • 44

ConnectSMS Associated operations • 55 Information flow • 55 SMS parameters • 55

ConnectToResource Associated operations • 14 CS-2 parameters • 14 CS-2/CAP parameters • 14 ETSI parameters • 14 Information flow • 14

Continue Associated operations • 15 ETSI parameters • 15 Information flow • 15

ContinueGPRS Associated operations • 45 GPRS parameters • 45 Information flow • 45

ContinueSMS Associated operations • 58 Information flow • 58 SMS parameters • 58

ContinueWithArgument Associated operations • 35 CS-2 parameters • 35

Core INAP Support Introduction • 5 Operations between SCF - SRF • 6 Operations between SCF - SSF • 5

CS1 • v CS-2 parameters

ConnectToResource • 14 ContinueWithArgument • 35 DisconnectForwardConnectionWithArgume

nt • 34 DisconnectLeg • 36 MergeCallSegments • 37 PlayAnnouncement • 23 SplitLeg • 38

CS-2/CAP parameters ConnectToResource • 14

D DisconnectForwardConnection


DisconnectForwardConnectionWithArgument Associated operations • 34 CS-2 parameters • 34

DisconnectLeg Associated operations • 36 CS-2 parameters • 36

Document Conventions Icons • vi Terminology • vi Typographical conventions • vi

E EntityReleasedGPRS

Associated operations • 46 GPRS parameters • 46 Information flow • 46

Errors supported List of INAP Errors • 32

EstablishTemporaryConnection Associated operations • 17 ETSI parameters • 17 Information flow • 17 ITU parameters • 17

ETSI • v ETSI parameters

ApplyCharging • 9 ApplyChargingReport • 10 AssistRequestInstructions • 8 Cancel • 11 CollectInformation • 12 Connect • 13 ConnectToResource • 14 Continue • 15 DisconnectForwardConnection • 16 EstablishTemporaryConnection • 17 EventReportBCSM • 18 FurnishChargingInformation • 19 InitialDP • 20 InitiateCallAttempt • 22 PlayAnnouncement • 23 PromptAndCollectUserInformation • 24 PromptAndCollectUserInformation Result •

30 ReleaseCall • 25 RequestReportBCSMEvent • 26 ResetTimer • 27 SpecializedResourceReport • 28

EventReportBCSM Additional ITU parameters • 18 Associated operations • 18 ETSI parameters • 18 Information flow • 18



EventReportGPRS Associated operations • 49 GPRS parameters • 49 Information flow • 49

EventReportSMS Associated operations • 57 Information flow • 57 SMS parameters • 57

F FurnishChargingInformation

Associated operations • 19 CAP 2 parameters • 19 CAP 3 parameters • 19 ETSI parameters • 19 Information flow • 19 Nokia DX200 switches • 19

G GPRS • 39 GPRS parameters

ActivityTestGPRS • 40 ApplyChargingGPRS • 41 ApplyChargingReportGPRS • 42 CancelGPRS • 43 ConnectGPRS • 44 ContinueGPRS • 45 EntityReleasedGPRS • 46 EventReportGPRS • 49 InitialDPGPRS • 47 ReleaseGPRS • 48 RequestReportGPRSEvent • 50 ResetTimerGPRS • 51

GSM • v

H HTML • vi

I Icons

Document Conventions • vi IN • vi INAP • v

INAP version • 2 INAP - ETSI

Overview • 4 INAP result parameters support

Introduction • 29 INAP version

INAP • 2 Information flow

ActivityTestGPRS • 40 ApplyCharging • 9 ApplyChargingGPRS • 41 ApplyChargingReport • 10 ApplyChargingReportGPRS • 42 AssistRequestInstructions • 8

Cancel • 11 CancelGPRS • 43 CollectInformation • 12 Connect • 13 ConnectGPRS • 44 ConnectSMS • 55 ConnectToResource • 14 Continue • 15 ContinueGPRS • 45 ContinueSMS • 58 DisconnectForwardConnection • 16 EntityReleasedGPRS • 46 EstablishTemporaryConnection • 17 EventReportBCSM • 18 EventReportGPRS • 49 EventReportSMS • 57 FurnishChargingInformation • 19 InitialDP • 20 InitialDPGPRS • 47 InitialDPSMS • 54 InitiateCallAttempt • 22 PlayAnnouncement • 23 PromptAndCollectUserInformation • 24 PromptAndCollectUserInformation Result •

30 ReleaseCall • 25 ReleaseGPRS • 48 ReleaseSMS • 59 RequestReportBCSMEvent • 26 RequestReportGPRSEvent • 50 RequestReportSMSEvent • 56 ResetTimer • 27 ResetTimerGPRS • 51 ResetTimerSMS • 60 SpecializedResourceReport • 28

InitialDP Associated operations • 20 CAP parameters • 21 ETSI parameters • 20 Information flow • 20 ITU parameters • 20

InitialDPGPRS Associated operations • 47 GPRS parameters • 47 Information flow • 47

InitialDPSMS Associated operations • 54 Information flow • 54 SMS parameters • 54

InitiateCallAttempt Associated operations • 22 ETSI parameters • 22 Information flow • 22 ITU parameters • 22

Introduction Core INAP Support • 5 INAP result parameters support • 29

ITU • v



ITU parameters Connect • 13 EstablishTemporaryConnection • 17 InitialDP • 20 InitiateCallAttempt • 22 PromptAndCollectUserInformation Result •

30 RequestReportBCSMEvent • 26

L List of INAP Errors

Errors supported • 32

M MergeCallSegments

Associated operations • 37 CS-2 parameters • 37

N Nokia DX200 switches

FurnishChargingInformation • 19

O Operations between SCF - SRF

Core INAP Support • 6 Operations between SCF - SSF

Core INAP Support • 5 Oracle • ii Overview

INAP - ETSI • 4

P PlayAnnouncement

Associated operations • 23 CS-2 parameters • 23 ETSI parameters • 23 Information flow • 23

PLMN • 63 PromptAndCollectUserInformation


PromptAndCollectUserInformation Result Associated operations • 30 ETSI parameters • 30 Information flow • 30 ITU parameters • 30

R ReleaseCall


ReleaseGPRS Associated operations • 48 GPRS parameters • 48

Information flow • 48 ReleaseSMS

Associated operations • 59 Information flow • 59 SMS parameters • 59

RequestReportBCSMEvent Associated operations • 26 ETSI parameters • 26 Information flow • 26 ITU parameters • 26

RequestReportGPRSEvent Associated operations • 50 GPRS parameters • 50 Information flow • 50

RequestReportSMSEvent Associated operations • 56 Information flow • 56 SMS parameters • 56

ResetTimer Associated operations • 27 ETSI parameters • 27 Information flow • 27

ResetTimerGPRS Associated operations • 51 GPRS parameters • 51 Information flow • 51

ResetTimerSMS Associated operations • 60 Information flow • 60 SMS parameters • 60

S SCF • 5 Scope

About this Document • v SGML • 63 SMS • vi SMS parameters

ConnectSMS • 55 ContinueSMS • 58 EventReportSMS • 57 InitialDPSMS • 54 ReleaseSMS • 59 RequestReportSMSEvent • 56 ResetTimerSMS • 60

SpecializedResourceReport Associated operations • 28 ETSI parameters • 28 Information flow • 28

SplitLeg Associated operations • 38 CS-2 parameters • 38

SSF • 5

T Terminology

Document Conventions • vi



Typographical conventions Document Conventions • vi

U USMS • 5

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