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Types of Signaling
Signaling in Telecommunications Network
Channel Associated Signaling (CAS)
Common Channel Signaling (CCS)
Voice Trunks
Switch
A
Switch
B
Signaling Link
CCS7 Principle
Out of band Signaling
Higher Signaling data rates (56Kbps & 64 Kbps)
Variable length signal units with maximum size
limitation
Optimum use of bandwidth
Reliability and flexibility
SS7
Protocols
Message Transfer Part (MTP Level 1) Physical
Provides an interface to the actual physical channel
over which communication takes place
CCITT recommends 64Kbps transmission whereas
ANSI recommends 56 Kbps
Protocols
MTP Level 2 (Data Link Layer)
Ensures accurate end-to-end transmission of a
message across a signaling link
Variable Length Packet Messages are defined here
Implements flow control, message sequence
validation,
error
checking
and
message
retransmission
Monitor links and reports their status
Test links before allowing their use
Provides sequence numbers for outgoing messages
Protocols
MTP Level 3 (Network)
Message routing between signaling points in the SS7
network
Signaling network management that provides traffic,
links and routing management, as well as congestion
(flow) control
Re-routes traffic away from failed links and signaling
points, controls traffic when congestion occurs
Protocols
Signaling Connection Control Part (SCCP)
Provides connectionless and connection-oriented
network services
Provides global title translation (GTT)
Provides more detailed addressing information than
MTPs
Used as transport layer for TCAP (Transaction
capabilities applications part) based services
Protocols
Transaction Capabilities Applications Part
(TCAP)
Exchange of non-circuit related data
Between applications across the SS#7 network
Using the SCCP service
Queries and responses sent between Signaling Switching
Point (SSPs) and Signaling Control Point (SCPs)
Sends and receives database information
Routing information
Protocols
Telephone User Part (TUP)
Basic call setup and tear down
ISDN User Part (ISUP)
Necessary messaging for setup and tear down of all
circuits (voice and digital)
Messages are sent from a switch, to the switch where
the next circuit connection is required
Call circuits are identified using circuit identification
code (CIC)
Signaling Units
Message signal unit (MSU)
Carries signaling associated with call setup & teardown,
database query and response and SS7 network input
FLAG BSN/
BIB
FSN/
FIB
8-272
Length
Service
Signaling Check
Indicator Info. octet Info. field sum
Signaling Units
Link status signaling units (LSSU)
Inform the far end about the changes in status of
link
Message length can be 1 or 2 bytes
FLAG
BSN/
BIB
FSN/
FIB
1 or 2
Length Status
Indicator Field
Check
Sum
Signaling Units
Fill-In Signal Units (FISU)
Fill the gaps between MSU and LSSU messages
Sent only when the buffer is empty, to keep the
signaling link active
Facilitate in constant monitoring of link quality.
FLAG
BSN/
BIB
FSN/
FIB
Length
Indicator
Check
Sum
SS7/IP Inter-working
IP offers an economical solution to challenges
created by high volume traffic at network edge.
Operators off load voice calls from PSTN to VoIP
networks because it is less costly to carry voice traffic
over IP network than over Switched circuit network.
In NGN network, digitized voice data is highly
compressed and carried in packets over IP network,
thereby efficiently utilizing the bandwidth and
increasing the number of voice calls carried.
Saving realized in using VoIP network are passed on
to users in the form of lower cost.
COMMON HEADER
VERIFICATION TAG
ADLER-32 CHECKSUM
CHUNK ID
CHUNK 1
CHUNK LENGTH
CHUNK VALUE
CHUNK ID
CHUNK 2
CHUNK PLAGS
CHUNK LENGTH
CHUNK VALUE
CHUNK ID
CHUNK n
CHUNK PLAGS
CHUNK PLAGS
CHUNK VALUE
CHUNK LENGTH
SCTP
The primary motivation behind the development of SCTP is
the fact the neither UDP nor TCP offer both the speed and
reliability required of a transport protocol used to carry
signaling.
The design of SCTP is an attempt to make such reliability
and speed available to SCTP users.
00001111 TO 11111111
CHUNK TYPE
DATA
INIT
INIT ACK
ABORT
RESERVED BY IETF
CONCLUSION
SIGTRAN SUITE OF PROTOCOLS PROVIDE A MEANS
TO CARRY STANDARD SS7 SIGNALLING OVER IP
NETWORKS WITH SAME PRECISION , SPEED AND
RELIABILITY AS IN CONVENTIONAL CIRCUITSWITCHED TELEPHONE NETWORKS
THANK YOU !