Technical Seminar
On
Description of Wireless intelligent
network with the use of case Maps
Under The guidance of
N.Srinivasu
By
S.Rabindra kumar patro
Roll No. :200117185
Branch: EI
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Technical seminar-2004
Wireless Intelligent Network
National Institute of Science & Technology
Location Management
Update In5 Out5
Location
Update In5 Out5
WIN Database
Feature Active Update
Management
In1 WIN
Call CNAP/RND
Out1
Origination TERMINATOR
ACF
Management Authentication Control
related functions CCF
SMAF SMF SCEF Call Control
LRFH
Location Registration-HLR
To any FE LRFV
Location Registration-VLR
MACF
Service Control SCF SDF Mobile Station Access Control
Reated
functions RACF
Radio Access Control
RCF
Call Control SSF Radio Control
related functions RTF
CCF SRF Radio Terminal
SCEF
Service Creation Environment
Wireless Access Mobility SCF
LRF LRF RCF
related functions H V Service Control
SDF
Service Data
SMAF
MACF RTF Service Management Access
SMF
Service Management
ACF RACF SSF
Service Switching
SRF
Specialized Resource
Call Control Function (CCF) provides call and service processing and
control.It is a function that handles all normal calls by providing the
process and the control of call/connection between network subscribers. It
also provides IN service access.
Service Switching Function (SSF) is associated with CCF and provides
the set of functions required for interaction between the CCF and a service
control function (SCF) by managing signaling between them.
Mobile Station Access Control Function (MACF) stores subscriber data
and dynamically associates system resources with a particular call (TLDN
assignment,see later).
Location Registration Functions (LRFV and LRFH) provides the service
logic and service data function to manage the mobility aspects for wireless
users (VLR and HLR);
(NRM)
IP SCP MC SME
AC
Cell
HLR
MSC BS
VLR
EIR MS: Mobile Station
AC: Authentication Center
SN
BS: Base Station External Networks MS MSC: Mobile
Switching Center
(PSTN, ISDN, …)
EIR: Equipment Identity SCP: Service
Register Control Point
HLR: Home Location SME: Short
Register Message Entity
IP: Intelligent Peripheral SN: Service Node
MC: Message Center VLR: Visitor
Location Register
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Technical seminar-2004
Some important WIN Network Entities
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Provides for
alternate routing,
blocking, or
allowing of specified incoming calls
Incoming Call Termination Treatment
Terminated normally to the subscriber with normal alerting
Terminated normally to the subscriber with distinctive alerting
Forwarded to another number
Forwarded to voice mail
Routed to subscriber-specific announcement
Blocked
The start point (Incoming Call) leads to the ICS stub, which
gives one of five possible outcomes:
• Call Setup (with normal or distinctive alerting)
• Call Forwarded
• Voicemail
• Announcement
• Call Blocked
Calling Name Presentation (CNAP) provides the name identification of the originating
party (e.g. personal name, company name, “restricted”, “not available”) to the
terminating subscriber.
The Calling Name Information (CNA)
may be provided explicitly to the terminating network from the originating network (passed
through SS7 as a parm)
or it may be derived from the Calling Number Information (CNI) which is generally
provided to the terminating network from the originating network.
When the CNAP service is invoked, the terminating network shall send the calling
name information (if it can find it and it is not restricted) to the terminal during alerting
on incoming calls. The terminal shall display the calling name information or other
appropriate message
RND (Redirecting Name Delivery) option: in case call was forwarded, RND provides
the name of the last redirecting party as well as the name of the originating party
3 If Called MS
found and not
busy, return SCP
HLR
loc result with
TLDN
4 6 Service
7 Return result
Location Return Request with with display
1 calling #
Request loc result, text
Route
TLDN 2
Request
Incoming
Call Serving
Home voice path
MSC
MSC
5 Call routed by using
TLDN. Caller # also
delivered.
The HLR determines the current serving LA for the called MS and sends a
ROUTE REQ to its MS (through the corresponding serving VLR) for
obtaining a Temporary Local Directory Number (TLDN).
The MACF functional entity inside the serving MSC assigns a TLDN to the
destination device and returns it to HLR (through the VLR).
Home MSC uses TLDN to route call to serving MSC. A direct link
between the two MSCs, to the terminating device is now established.
It queries the SCP which is supposed to have some way to find the name of
the user
(this could be not so simple, but is not discussed in the standard).
SCP returns info to serving MSC, which is now able to provide the name
info to the called MS
Thank You