(Basic Training) ATS9900 Product Introduction ISSUE5.00

ATS9900 Product
Introduction
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References
 HUAWEI ATS9900 Advanced Telephony Server
V100R003C00
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Objectives
 Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
 Outline the basic functions of ATS9900
 Describe the hardware and software architecture of ATS9900
 List the services provided by ATS9900
Contents
1. Product Location
2. Interfaces
3. Functions and Features
4. System Structure
5. Technical Specifications
Position of ATS9900—FMC Telephone
Applications Server
iManager N2000 ENUM Server ISMP OCS9810 ICG9815
EMS ENUM Server Web portal OCS CCF
UTRAN
EVDO
RM9000
PCRF
ATS9900 ETAS9960 Gaming
CSC3300 HSS9820 Telephony AS IP Centrex AS
WIMAX I-CSCF HSS
AIM6000 CSC3300 SharingX

NACF P-CSCF
WIFI
AIM6300 CSC3300 MediaX3600

CLF S-CSCF Conference AS
InfoX AAA PushX
LAN/FTTX
UAAF & PDBF
UAC3000
AGCF
xDSL CSC3300 CSC3300 Messaging

MFRC BGCF
RM9000 RM9000 ENIP IMAS series
RACF SPDF AS Platform IP multimedia AS
…
CABLE
SE2300 MRS6600
A-BGF UGC3200 SG7000 UMG8900 CSC3300
MRFP MGCF SGW IM-MGW I-BCF
TDM Access 3rd party AS
PSTN PLMN IP Network
Access Layer Bearer Control Layer Session Control Layer Application Layer
Position of ATS9900 (Cont.)
 The ATS9900 is a SIP AS, which realizes general telecom services, it can
provide
 Basic call services
 Basic voice services, and video phone services
 Supplementary services
 Call line identification presentation service, callback services, call
barring services, call forwarding services, conference services,
and notification services
 The ATS9900 serves as PES AS and PSS AS in the IMS system
 PES AS -- the PSTN/ISDN Emulation Subsystem AS

 PSS AS -- PSTN/ISDN Simulation Subsystem AS
PES AS
 PES AS (PSTN/ISDN Emulation Subsystem AS)
 The PES provides PSTN/ISDN emulation services for a POTS
terminal
POTS
AG AGCF I-CSCF / S-CSCF

ATS9900
Call forwarding (PES AS)
Call waiting
Do not disturb
……
Access Session control session Application
PSS AS
 PSS (PSTN/ISDN Simulation Subsystem AS )
 The PSS provides PSTN/ISDN simulation services for a SIP
terminal
SIP
Phones
P-CSCF I-CSCF / S-CSCF

ATS9900
(PSS AS)
Call forwarding
Call waiting
Do not disturb
……
Access Session control session Application
ATS9900 Networking
 Typical networking of
ATS9900 OMS
OCS
ATS9900 Web
Ro (PES/PSS) Portal
CCF Rf
Sh
HSS
DNS DNS Cx
ISC S-CSCF
Mr/Sr
AGCF
MRFC MRFP
Mw Mw
P-CSCF
AG
Contents
1. Product Location
2. Interfaces
4. System Structure
Reference Interfaces of ATS9900
 Interfaces of ATS9900
BNH, SPG
OCS SOAP Web
Ro ATS9900 Portal
Rf Sh
CCF HSS
DNS
DNS NM
Mr/Sr ISC
OMS
MRFP MRFC S-CSCF
Protocols of the Interfaces
Interface Location and Function Protocol
ISC It is between the CSCF and the ATS9900. SIP
Mr It is between the MRFC and the ATS9900. The SIP

ATS9900 uses this interface to send SIP
messages to the MRFC, instructing the MRFC to
perform relevant operations.
Sr It is between the MRFC and the ATS9900. The HTTP
MRFC obtains the specified VXML script from the
ATS9900 through this interface.
Rf It is between the CCF and AS. It helps to Diameter
implement session related offline charging.
Ro It is between the OCS and AS. It helps to Diameter

implement session related online charging.
Sh It is between the ATS and the HSS, and is used for Diameter
data processing, subscription and notification.
NM interface It is between the ATS and the NM center. The NM specifications of
Huawei standard
BOSS It is between the ATS and private service SOAP
interface assistance portal (Web portal), or the BNH.
ATS9900 Flexible MRFC
Connectivity
 Networking of ATS9900 and MRFC
Advantage:
ATS to MRFC
Directly Reduce the load
ATS9900 MRFC MRFP on the S-CSCF
Advantage:
ATS to MRFC Unified interface from
Via S-CSCF AS(s) to the MRFC
ATS9900 S-CSCF MRFC MRFP
through the S-CSCF.
Sharing HSS Database with
SH Interface
Build-in database Sharing database
Data synchronization Data synchronization
User Data User Data User Data

ATS TAS TAS
AS AS AS
HSS HSS
TAS data stored

IMS CORE as transparent IMS CORE
data within the
HSS.
 High cost as each AS having its build-in  Sharing the HSS database, save
database CAPEX
 Much more effort in terms of  Easier maintenance & operation, save

maintenance & operation OPEX
Contents
1. Product Location
2. Interfaces
4. System Structure
Contents
3.1 Basic Functions and Features Provided by the ATS9900
3.2 Supplementary Services Provided by the ATS9900
3.3 ATS9900 Operation and Maintenance
Service Provisioning – 3rd Party
Register
 Service data downloading
ATS HSS
4 Diameter : UDR
Diameter : UDA
5
3:Register
6: 200 OK 1: Subscribe
services
S-CSCF
SIP message
2:Register
7: 200 OK Diameter message
UDR: User-Data-Request
UE UDA: User-Data-Answer
Service Provisioning – Subscription
Update
 Service data synchronization
ATS 2 HSS
Diameter : PUR
3
Diameter : PUA
4 Diameter : PNR
5 Diameter : PNA
1
SPG
S-CSCF 1: Modify the
subscription data
Diameter message
PUR: Profile-Update-Request PNR: Push-Notification-Request

UE PUA: Profile-Update-Answer PNA: Push-Notification-Answer
Basic Service Functions
 Basic services provided by ATS9900
Item Basic Functions List
1 Service registration, activation, deregistration and query
2 Subscriber data authentication
3 Support SIP URI and TEL URI
4 Data read and update through the Sh interface between the ATS and HSS
5 Third-Party Registration
6 Support the RFC4028 heartbeat , which is Session timers
Number change service, that is the function of new number notification and
7
automatically forwarding the call to the new number
8 Forking: support the S-CSCF generate Forking

Basic Service Functions (cont.)
Video Call Completion Services: enabling the ATS9900 to convert a video

9 call to a voice call when a failure response is returned indicating that the
called terminal or the network does not support video capability.
Number management: enabling the call barring , Announcement or number

10
changing based on the number or number prefix
11 PBX service
12 Fax service
Routing calls for pre-paid users: routing calls from pre-paid users to the
13
prepayment server in the CS domain for charging
14 Flow control
Overlap mode and en-bloc mode: during overlap sending, the callee number is
15
collected multiple times until the call is connected
16 Multi-call service: One IMPU can be used for multiple ongoing calls
17 Embedded DNS query
18 Convergent Centrex
19 Wide Area Centrex Service (WAC), user can make calls across Centrex groups
20 Console Services
21 Catastrophe Service: enabling call barring in a certain area
22 Missing Call Notification Service
23 Lawful interception
24 PBX equipments accessing
25 Support One Key solution
26 Support iRoaming solution
27 Support the configuration of multiple service flows for a single service
28 Provide the REL SESSION command for releasing a specified call
Provide the DSP CINFO command to query call information about a specified subscriber in
29
real time
Contents
3.1 BASIC FUNCTIONS AND FEATURES PROVIDED by the
ATS9900
3.2 Supplementary Service Provided by the ATS9900
Supplementary Service Capabilities
 The ATS9900 provides three types of supplementary services:
Other services
Conference
Customized ringback tone
Simultaneous ringing and Services for callers
sequential ringing
Line selection
Calling Line Identification
ATS9900 Restriction (CLIR)
Connected Line Identification
Presentation (COLP)
Services for callees Call Barring (CBA)
Outgoing Only Line (OCO)
Calling Line Identification ……
Presentation (CLIP)
Anonymous Call Rejection
(ACR)
Do-Not-Disturb (DND)
Incoming Only Line (ICO)
Call Waiting (CW)
……
Supplementary Services
Service Involved
Supplementary Service Name
Type Party
Call Forwarding-Unconditional (CFU) Callee
Call Forwarding-Busy (CFB) Callee
Call Forwarding-No Reply (CFNR) Callee
Call Forwarding on user Not Reachable (CFNRc) Callee

Call
Communication Deflection (CD) Callee
forwarding
services Communication Forwarding on Not Logged-in (CFNL) Callee
Call Forwarding by Time (CFTB) Callee
Selective Call Forwarding (SCF) Callee
Forwarding to Voice Mailbox services: CFUVM, CFBVM, CFNRVM, CFNRCVM,

Callee
CFNLVM
Calling line Calling Line Identification Presentation (CLIP) Callee

identificati Calling Name Identification Presentation (CNIP) Callee
on
Calling Line Identification Restriction (CLIR) Caller
presentati
on Calling name identification restriction (CNIR) Caller
services Calling Line Identification Restriction Override (RIO) Callee
Supplementary Services (cont.)
Service Involved
Type Party
Connected Connected Line Identification Presentation (COLP) Callee
line
Connected Line Identification Restriction (COLR) Callee
identification
presentation Connected Line Identification Restriction Override (COLPOVR) Callee
Completion of Communication on no Reply (CCNR) Caller
Callback Call Return (CR) Callee

services Call Completion on Busy Subscriber (CCBS) Caller
Abbreviated recall (ARBC) Callee
Multi-ringing services, including simultaneous ringing, sequential

Callee
ringing, and forwarding ringing services
Ringing Distinctive Alerting Callee
services
Customized Ring Back Tone (CRBT) Callee
Convergent inter-personal Service (CIS) Callee
Service Type Supplementary Service Name Involved Party
Non-pay Suspend services: includes outgoing owed restriction service, incoming owed restriction
Callee
service, outgoing and incoming restriction service, and owed not restriction service
Outgoing call barring (OCB) services:

1. OCB-U service that is controlled by the subscriber and OCB-F service that is controlled by the
carrier 2. BAOC service that bars all outgoing services
3. BOIC service that bars all international outgoing calls Callee
4. BOICEXHC service that bars Outgoing International Calls except those directed to the Home
PLMN Country
5. SOCB service that includes the SOCB-R service and the SOCB-P service
Incoming call barring services:

Call barring 1. BAIC service that bars all incoming calls Callee
services 2. BICROM service that bars incoming calls when the subscriber roams out of HPLMN
Seasonal Suspend (SS) service Callee
Regulation call barring: Only the calls made by the privileged subscribers whose priority is equal Caller and
to or higher than the regulation level are connected. callee
Operator Determined Barring (ODB): allows the carrier to restrict incoming or outgoing calls for Caller and
subscribers. callee
Call Filtering services:

Selective Incoming Call Barring (SIC) service
Caller or callee
Selective Outgoing Call Barring (SOC) service
Selective Call Rejection (SCR) service
Service Involved
Type Party
DND Callee
Temporary Line service that enables subscribers to answer incoming calls and make outgoing
Callee
calls as ordinary subscribers within a limited time of valid line registration
Anonymous Call Rejection Forwarding To Voice Mail System (ACRToVMS) Callee
Malicious Call Rejection (MCR) service that enables call filtering based on the predefined
blacklist Callee
Call barring
services (cont.)
Select Call Reject service Callee
Absence service Callee
Dedicated line call services:

Caller and
Incoming Only Line (ICO) service
callee
Outgoing Only Line (OUTG) service
ACR Callee
Three- Double Communication Caller or callee

party/multi-party
Three-Party service/Multi-Party service
Caller or callee
service
Caller prepaid service Caller

Charging
services Advice of charge (AoC) service Caller
Service Involved
Type Party
Wake Up service Registration
Notification
Message Waiting Indication service Registration
services
Missing Call Notification Callee
Call tracing Malicious Communication Identification (MCID) service: can be controlled by carrier or subscriber Callee
services Customer-Originated Call Trace (COT) service Callee
CW service Callee
Call Hold (HOLD) service Callee
Hotline service Callee
Automatic Report User Number (ARUN) Caller or callee

Other
Callee Number Change service
supplementary Caller or callee
services
SpeedDial service Caller
Designated pickup (DAN) service Caller
Carrier selection service Caller
Multi Subscribe Number (MSN) Caller and callee
Contents
3.1 Basic Functions and Features Provided by the ATS9900
3.2 Supplementary Services Provided by the ATS9900
Operation and Maintenance
 OMS2600
 System data configuration
 Signaling tracing/operation log/performance statistic
 SPG2800
 Supplementary services provisioning
 The supplementary services subscription data is saved in the HSS.
 The ATS9900 will synchronize the data from HSS through the Sh
interface.
SPG Web Portal for Provisioning
Supplementary Services
Provisioning Batch Services
Charging Features
 Offline Charging & Online Charging

 The ATS9900 can implement offline charging and online charging in
conjunction with the CCF and OCS( online charging system).
 In offline charging, the CCF sends charging information through

Diameter, converts format of the charging information, sorts CDRs
and sends them to the billing center.
 In online charging, the OCS collects charging information related to

the sessions to achieve real time charging at the control layer.
Contents
1. Product Location
2. Interfaces
4. System Structure
Contents
4. System Architecture
4.1 Hardware Structure
4.2 Functional Structure
Hardware of ATS9900
 Physical structure -- OSTA hardware platform

 The ATS9900 adopts OSTA2.0 hardware platform as well as the other
NEs in HUAWEI IMS core.
 All the processes of ATS9900 can be run on the UPB board.
 Logical structure -- OSTA2.0 buses

 IPMB bus
 Base bus Boards
 Fabric (GE) bus Fan
ATS9900 Physical Configuration
Modes
 4 modes of the ATS9900 deployment
Number Configuration Mode

1 The ATS9900 uses a cabinet independently.
2 The ATS9900 uses a subrack independently but shares the cabinet.
3 The ATS9900 uses a board independently but shares the cabinet and
subrack.
4 The ATS9900 shares the board with other NEs (CSCF/HSS. etc).
Contents
4. System Architecture
4.1 Hardware Structure
4.2 Functional Structure
Processes of ATS9900
 IFM  IP forward (IFM) module, receive/forward the messages
 Multimedia signaling gateway module, processes

 MSG multimedia protocols (SIP) -- Loadsharing mode
 Broadband signaling gateway (BSG) module, processes

 BSG broadband signaling( Diameter/DNS) – Loadsharing mode
 Central database board (CDB) module, manages and Functional

 CDB maintains global data, such as CCU distributing structure
of ATS9900
 Calling control unit (CCU) module handles the call control,
 CCU protocol and service logics processing
 SPU  Processes Service provisioning
Message Flow Between the Processes
CCU
Call session control
SPU
and
service logic control
SPG
4’ 5’
3’
CDB BSG MSG
Central Database Diameter/DNS SIP message
OMS
2’
5’
IFM
IP dispatch
ATS9900
HSS
1’ 6’
SIP message
Diameter/DNS/HTTP message
DNS CCF MRFC S-CSCF / (MRFC)
ATS SIP Messages Distribution Flow
2.Query CCU module number

ATS
iFC 1.SIP messages
S-CSCF IFM MSG CDB
(IP messages)
3.Internal messages
CCU
ATS Non-SIP Messages Distribution Flow
1.DIAMETER messages 2.Internal messages ATS

Sh interface
HSS IFM BSG CCU
(IP messages)
5. Service Process
CDB
ATS Service Provision Messages
Distribution Flow
 The service provision is based on the HTTP protocol.
ATS
HTTP 2.Transfer to CCU 3. Data update DIAMETER
SPG SPU CCU BSG Sh

HSS
(Soap messages)

CDB
ATS Registration Flow
Storage of the ATS Service Data – HSS9820
 Permanent storage: The related service data of the ATS is stored on the HSS permanently in
the form of transparent data.
 Storage on the host: The host stores the transparent data in the format of the dynamic table.
 Transparent data is stored in the XML format, making the share, upgrade, and compatibility
process more convenience.
PES/PSS AS Sh HSS
Mr/Sr Interface of the ATS – MRFC6600/ MRFP 6600
S-CSCF Mr/SIP MRFC6600 H248 MRFP6600
Mr/SIP Mr/SIP
Sr/Http
PES/PSS AS（IFM）
Application Type for ATS Deployment
 Application Type
 Define the processes type and number can be added in the board
 Is set as a parameter “APPTYPE” in the command “ADD BRD”
Application Included Module

Type MI
ATMIB R2 BOARD
4CCU+3MSG+1CDB+2BSG+2IFM+2SPU B
R3 BOARD
:8CCU+6MSG+2CDB+2BSG+2IFM+2SPU
ATISB R2 BOARD:
ATS9900
3CCU+2MSG+1CDB+1BSG+1IFM+1SPU
R3 BOARD:
6CCU+4MSG+2CDB+2BSG+1IFM+1SPU I C
ATCSB R2 BOARD: 4CCU+2MSG F S
R3 BOARD: 8CCU+4MSG B B
ATIFB R2 BOARD: 2CDB+2BSG+1IFM+1SPU
R3 BOARD: ATS9900
3CCU+2MSG+2CDB+2BSG+1IFM+1SPU
Contents
1. Product Location
2. Interfaces
4. System Structure
Technical Specifications
Feature Specifications
Maximum number of ordinary subscribers 10,000,000
Maximum number of Centrex subscribers 2,000,000
Maximum ordinary session processing capability 24,000,000
Maximum Centrex session processing capability 8,000,000
Maximum service provisioning capability 200 pieces of data/second
Maximum Number of Ordinary Maximum Number of Centrex

Board
Subscribers Supported by a Pair Subscribers Supported by a Pair of
Type
of Boards Boards
UPBA0 750,000 400,000
UPB2 375,000 200,000
Summary
 The relationship of PES AS and PSS AS
 The services provided by ATS9900
 ATS9900 hardware and functional structure
 The interfaces and protocols between ATS and other NEs
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 Outline the basic functions of ATS9900

 Describe the hardware and software architecture of ATS9900

 List the services provided by ATS9900

3. Functions and Features

AIM6000 CSC3300 SharingX

AIM6300 CSC3300 MediaX3600

xDSL CSC3300 CSC3300 Messaging

PSTN PLMN IP Network

 PES AS -- the PSTN/ISDN Emulation Subsystem AS

AG AGCF I-CSCF / S-CSCF

Access Session control session Application

P-CSCF I-CSCF / S-CSCF

Access Session control session Application

3. Functions and Features

MRFP MRFC S-CSCF

Mr It is between the MRFC and the ATS9900. The SIP

Ro It is between the OCS and AS. It helps to Diameter

User Data User Data User Data

TAS data stored

 Much more effort in terms of  Easier maintenance & operation, save

3. Functions and Features

3.2 Supplementary Services Provided by the ATS9900

3.3 ATS9900 Operation and Maintenance

PUR: Profile-Update-Request PNR: Push-Notification-Request

1 Service registration, activation, deregistration and query

2 Subscriber data authentication

3 Support SIP URI and TEL URI

6 Support the RFC4028 heartbeat , which is Session timers

8 Forking: support the S-CSCF generate Forking

Video Call Completion Services: enabling the ATS9900 to convert a video

Number management: enabling the call barring , Announcement or number

17 Embedded DNS query

21 Catastrophe Service: enabling call barring in a certain area

22 Missing Call Notification Service

24 PBX equipments accessing

25 Support One Key solution

26 Support iRoaming solution

27 Support the configuration of multiple service flows for a single service

28 Provide the REL SESSION command for releasing a specified call

3.2 Supplementary Service Provided by the ATS9900

3.3 ATS9900 Operation and Maintenance

Call Forwarding-Unconditional (CFU) Callee

Call Forwarding-Busy (CFB) Callee

Call Forwarding-No Reply (CFNR) Callee

Call Forwarding on user Not Reachable (CFNRc) Callee

Call Forwarding by Time (CFTB) Callee

Selective Call Forwarding (SCF) Callee

Forwarding to Voice Mailbox services: CFUVM, CFBVM, CFNRVM, CFNRCVM,

Calling line Calling Line Identification Presentation (CLIP) Callee

Completion of Communication on no Reply (CCNR) Caller

Callback Call Return (CR) Callee

Abbreviated recall (ARBC) Callee

Multi-ringing services, including simultaneous ringing, sequential

Convergent inter-personal Service (CIS) Callee

Outgoing call barring (OCB) services:

Incoming call barring services:

Seasonal Suspend (SS) service Callee

Call Filtering services:

Anonymous Call Rejection Forwarding To Voice Mail System (ACRToVMS) Callee

Absence service Callee

Dedicated line call services: