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what is c2 signalling

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  • 6th February 2007 at 08:30 #34805
    ali rohanna
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    dear sir
    i have a problem about ccs7 , i dont khnow how i can find correct
    states beetwen 2 exchange, in our
    exchange we install a ccs7 tester
    beetwen 2 exchanges, we recieved
    ccs7’s paterns but we dont have
    correct paterns forcompare.
    please guide me and if you can
    send us correct paterns like
    diagrams or ….
    thanks

    12th February 2007 at 06:51 #34806
    monika behl
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    Query on GT–
    Considering IS41 networks,in SMS Call flow, when the SMDPP_MO message is received by the SMSC, it tranfers the SMS Request to the STP with the info of OPC and DPC in the Routing Label of MTP-3.Also, the SCCP part contains the GT parameters. The Called Party Address Indicator is based on GTI value for conversion of the address digits say B-Party (MDN in this case) with TT-19 (E.164 Specs)to the STP.
    Now, my doubt is, that in the Calling Party Address Indicator, with the Route Index value of 1, what will be the Point Code will it be it that of the SMSC or the MSC and why?

    19th February 2007 at 10:12 #34807
    Saleem.S
    Guest

    What is 2 stands for in R2MF?
    What is that meaning for Multi Frequency in R2MF

    20th February 2007 at 02:19 #34808
    JOSE HERNANDEZ
    Guest

    GT , HOW CAN I KONOW ALL GT, AND ALSO ALL THE SERIAL NUMBER IN ALL THE WORLD?

    22nd March 2007 at 06:53 #34809
    JIJOE
    Guest

    HI FRIENDS,
    CAN ANYBODY PLEASE TELL ME THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN LINE SIGNALING AND REGISTER SIGNALING…AND WHEN DO YOU USE R2 SIGNALING.THANKS

    22nd March 2007 at 12:56 #34810
    heru
    Guest

    you mean Line signaling is CCS7 and Register is R2.
    In CCS7 we separated channel for signalling and channel for voice, in R2 we using same channel for signaling and voice. In our system, R2 just using for signaling to old version of switching, now all switching system using CCS7.

    4th May 2007 at 05:55 #34811
    RamakrishnaReddy
    Guest

    can any body pls tell me about linkset and advantages of that

    5th May 2007 at 06:04 #34812
    KKT
    Guest

    Hi JIJOE

    Line signalling is the signaling that is used btwn subscriber and the exchange which it is connected .Register signalling is beteween registers that or you can call it inter exchange signaling.That is Each side of Exchange have registers that sends to and recieves the digits from other side.line signaling is also used btwn inter exchange for suprevision and is always there.Register signaling exists only during callset up period.

    regards

    KKT

    5th May 2007 at 06:18 #34813
    kKT
    Guest

    Hi
    RamakrishnaReddy

    Although a single link betwwen two exchange can handle more than 1000 voice ciruits ,by using more than one link in a group between the two exchange which constitute a link set you are sharing the signaling load.Secondly in case a link fails the other link will take care of the circiuts and service is not interrupted.
    I hope this clarifies ur query.

    regards
    KKT

    10th May 2007 at 11:03 #34814
    sanjay arya
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    hello all

    I am working in support.Can u tell me what is ss7 link is donig in Switching.

    19th May 2007 at 10:10 #34815
    RamakrishnaReddy
    Guest

    Thanks mr KKT,
    Can i know ur full name.

    28th May 2007 at 06:49 #34816
    sanjay arya
    Guest

    hi,I am new joining in telecom services. Pls any one tell me, what is the ss7 working in Switch(GSM).

    28th May 2007 at 07:07 #34817
    mohit
    Guest

    SS7 is a set of telephony signalling protocols which are used to set up the vast majority of the world’s public switched telephone network telephone calls.

    http://www.ktpl.com

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