Monday, November 12, 2012

Basic of TMSC Networking

  • Monday, November 12, 2012
  • TMSC Networking The MSOFTX3000 supports various protocols such as the H.248, ISUP, and BICC. When deployed with UMG8900, it provides TDM trunks or IP bearer channels of large capacity. It can function as the tandem mobile switching center (TMSC) in the hierarchical network. TMSC Networking The networking...
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    Basic of GMSC Networking

  • GMSC Networking The MSOFTX3000 supports various protocols such as the H.248, MAP, CAP, ISUP, and TUP. It provides abundant functions, such as: Black and white list Call authentication Call intercept Mass storage of CDRs When deployed with UMG8900, the MSOFTX3000 can function as the GMSC...
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    Basic of MSC Networking

  • MSC Networking The MSOFTX3000 supports various protocols, such as the H.248, BSSAP, RANAP, MAP, CAP, ISUP, TUP, and BSSAP+. It can work as the mobile switching center (MSC) server and the VLR in the network. When deployed with UMG8900 and the Shared InterWorking Function (SIWF), theMSOFTX3000 supports...
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    MSC Networking Evolution

  • Networking Evolution The MSOFTX3000 supports the application of the 3GPP R4 CS CN and is compatible with the GSM and 3GPP R99 networking. It enables the R4 networking to evolve smoothly to the 3GPP R5/R6. Figure 1 Evolution strategy of mobile core network The previous sections describe the...
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    Functions of the elements in the WCDMA network

  •  Functions of the elements in the WCDMA network Element Function MSC The MSC is the softswitch center in a WCDMA network. It incorporates the VLR database. Its functions include: Call control Access control of MGW Resource allocation Signaling processing Routing Authorization Charging The MSC is used to provide basic services,  mobility management, and multimedia services for subscribers. MGW The...
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    MSC Networking Structure

  • Networking Structure By separating the bearer from the control, a networking model, with the softswitch technology as the core, can use bearer networks such as the IP and TDM. This is a key feature of the softswitch technology. At present, most carriers choose the softswitch technology to build mobile core networks...
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    Tuesday, November 6, 2012

    Structure of the scheduling center

  • Tuesday, November 6, 2012
  •  Structure of the scheduling center MO process In the MO process, after a mobile subscriber submits an SM to the SMCAPP, the BillCreater generates an MO bill, and the SMCAPP determines whether SMs to be delivered to the called party are stored in the FDB. If yes, the SMCAPP saves the SM to the FDB. Otherwise,...
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