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SS7 Point Code Administration

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SS7 point codes are unique addresses that identify individual network elements for a Signaling Point used in Message Transfer Part (MTP) to identify the destination of a message signal unit (MSU). The national administration and assignment of point codes for the United States and other North American Numbering Plan (NANP) countries are maintained in one database by iconectiv on behalf of ATIS-PTSC.

What are Point Codes

Point codes are 24-bit binary codes that are needed for all signaling points using the Signaling System 7 (SS7), also known as Common Channel Signaling (CSS) network. They identify network nodes so that the SS7 network can route calls properly.

Point codes consist of 9 digits. The first three digits represent the network, the second three digits represent the cluster, and the third three digits represent the member. Large networks start at network 254 and are decrementing. Small networks are assigned from network code 002, and point code blocks are assigned from network code 005.

iconectiv is responsible for the administration and assignment of SS7 point codes in the United States and other North American Numbering Plan (NANP) countries. For international point codes, contact the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) at 202-418-2214.

Request Point Code Company/Contact Information

To obtain Point Code Company/Contact information please e-mail our Customer Support Center at TRA@iconectiv.com.

An open implementation of the SS7 core protocols, MTP, SCCP, ISUP, and TCAP. (S ignaling S ystem 7) The protocol used in the public switched telephone system (the 'intelligent network' or 'advanced intelligent network') for setting up calls and providing services. SS7 Monitor Software for Windows(32 bit) R3.0 Linux. Installing Dialogic® NaturalAccess™ SS7 Monitor 3.0. Dialogic® NaturalAccess™ SS7 Monitor Software Developer's Reference Manual. Latest Facebook Posts. Latest Linked In Posts. Latest YouTube Videos. How to deploy PowerMedia XMS into. A Typical MAPS™ SS7 Test System. A typical MAPS™ SS7 consists of: A TCL interface communicating over TCP/IP to a Rack PC with T1/E1 Analyzer Software. The Rack PC consists of MAPS™ Client IFC, MAPS™ CLI Server, T1/E1 Analyzer Software (including Windows Client Server software) and a Dual T1/E1 Card.

The Telecom Routing Administration Local Exchange Routing Guide (LERG) contains the LERG4 table, which is the full list of Point Code contact information. If your company subscribes to the LERG and you require assistance in locating the correct point-of-contact within your company to obtain this data, please email our Customer Support Center at TRA@iconectiv.com.

Code Requests and Changes

LXP Native Reverb Plug-in Bundle AAX, VST, AU, RTAS. To apply for a code, make a change request or initiate a return, download the appropriate form, fill it out and email it to iconectiv at ss7pcadmin@iconectiv.com.:

• Point Block – for networks that do not contain a STP (Signaling Transfer Point)
• Small Network – for networks that contain STP functionality
• Large Network -- must have at least six network elements providing STP functionality in the first year of operation

The SS7 Point Code Administration Guidelines are maintained by Committee T1S1. More information can also be found in Annex A of the Point Code Administration Guidelines.

Questions? View the FAQs or contact iconectiv at 732-699-6132.

Simulate SS7 protocol over IP (SIGTRAN) between Signaling Gateway (SG) and Media Gateway Controller (MGC), interworking between TDM and IP network.

Background

SIGTRAN protocols are an extension of the SS7 protocol family, but carried over IP. A Signaling Gateway (SG) translates the SS7 TDM layers to SIGTRAN IP format. It supports the same application and call management functions as SS7 but uses two protocol layers on top of Internet Protocol (IP): Stream Control Transport Protocol (SCTP) and M3UA (MTP3 User Adaptation Layer.

M3UA enables SS7 protocol's User Parts (e.g. ISUP, SCCP and TUP) to run over IP instead of TDM lines.

ISUP, or ISDN User Part, is used to set up and release calls through the PSTN. In an IP network, ISUP is carried as payload by SCTP, as are SCCP and TUP. When a call is terminated in the IP Network, a soft switch translates SIGTRAN into SIP or MGCP signaling. If the call is terminated in the PSTN, an SG reconverts SIGTRAN to SS7 TDM.

Overview

Message Automation & Protocol Simulation (MAPS™) is a powerful protocol test simulation platform supporting a wide range protocols such as SIGTRAN (SS7 over IP), SS7 over TDM (T1 E1), ISDN over TDM (T1 E1), GSM-A & GSM-Abis over TDM, Megaco, SIP, and MGCP over IP.

GL's MAPS™ SIGTRAN (PKS130) is an advanced protocol simulator/tester for SS7 simulation over IP Networks. It can simulate a Signaling Gateway and Softswitch ISUP signaling specification as defined by ITU-T standards. The application supports testing network elements, error tracking, regression testing, load testing/call generation and generation of high volumes of ISUP traffic. MAPS™ SIGTRAN functionality covers the ITU and ANSI variant of SS7 implementing M3UA, M2PA, M3UA, and ISUP protocols. It is able to run pre-defined test scenarios against ISUP test objects in a controlled & deterministic manner.
The application is available as

• MAPS™ SIGTRAN Emulator (Item # PKS130)
• MAPS™ SIGTRAN Conformance Scripts (requires additional license)

MAPS™ SIGTRAN Conformance Scripts (requires additional license) is designed for compliance tests and functional tests, where test objects can be accurately and reliably validated for compliance with ITU-T standard Q.761-764 and Q.784. It is suitable for manufacturers, network operators and service providers to address all stages of the development cycle, regression testing through to type approval, and acceptance testing.

MAPS™ application supports powerful utilities like Message Editor and Script Editor which allow new scenarios to be created or existing scenarios to be modified using ISUP messages and parameters.

MAPS™ SIGTRAN in an SS7overIP environment connects to traditional SS7 nodes or IP-enabled signaling nodes and offloads TDM SS7 traffic to IP networks. It is also capable of operating in an environment that interworks between TDM and SS7overIP. It supports TDM traffic simulation over IP networks. Various traffic types include File, Digits, Tones, FAX, IVR, Dynamic VF, and Voice Quality Testing. MAPS™ can be configured to auto start the traffic over SS7 signaling or manually define traffic at run time.

GL also offers MAPS™ Media Gateway Controller (MGC - PKS300), a multi interface simulator, which can be configured with Signaling Gateway (SG) to handle call control and Media Gateway (MG) in the network to perform end-to-end test scenario by simulating SIGTRAN, MEGACO and MGCP interfaces. GL recommends purchasing additional MG simulation with appropriate RTP licenses for high density traffic simulation.

Also available is an independent GUI based SIGTRAN (SS7 over IP) Protocol Analyzer for online capture and decode of the signaling in real-time both during tests and as a stand-alone tracer for live systems.

Main Features

• SS7 simulation over IP
• User-friendly GUI for configuring the SS7 M3UA, M2PA, M2UA Layers
• User Configurable Signaling Links
• Supports ASP (Application Server Process) or SGP (Signaling Gateway Process) termination types over IP
• CIC Management features: Circuit Blocking & Unblocking, Circuit Group Blocking & Circuit Group Unblocking, Circuit Reset & Group Reset
• Circuit Mapping features: CIC mapped to Timeslot (Timeslot Based / CIC Based), and Only CIC (Without traffic, user can provide CIC range for each SSP, CIC is generated randomly or User Provided)
• Access to all ISUP Message Parameters Initial Address, Subsequent Address, Release messages, and more
• User controlled access to optional ISUP parameters such as timers
• Subsequent Address Message (SAM) configurations available
• Generates and processes SIGTRAN valid and invalid messages.
• Supports calls suspend, call resume, call hold and call retrieve.
• Offloads TDM Traffic (digits, voice file, tones, IVR, FAX, Dynamic VF, and Voice Quality) over IP
• Supports SIGTRAN conformance testing (requires additional license)
• With MAPS™ MGC Multi-interface (requires additional licenses), both end-to-end signaling (using SIGTRAN) and RTP media (using MEGACO) simulation can be performed
• Supports Client-Server functionality requires additional license; clients supported are TCL, Python, VBScript, Java, and .Net
• Automation, Remote access, and Schedulers to run tests 24/7

Supported Protocols Standards

Call Simulation over SS7 SIGTRAN

The Sigtran call procedure is as shown below with two telecom switches exchanging the ISUP messages. Detailed call flows are provided in ITU-T Recommendation Q.784.1.

Typical SIGTRAN Call Procedure

TDM Traffic Simulation over SS7 IP (Call Generation)

MAPS™ SIGTRAN application can be configured as SIGNALING GATEWAY (SGW) and MEDIA GATEWAY CONTROLLER (MGC) terminals to simulate SS7 signaling over IP and TDM traffic.

Test Setup Simulating TDM Traffic

TDM Traffic Simulation over SS7 IP (Call Reception)

A Typical MAPS™ Sigtran Test System

A typical MAPS™ Sigtran consists of:

• A TCL interface communicating over TCP/IP to a Rack PC with T1/E1 Analyzer Software
• The Rack PC consists of MAPS™ Client IFC, MAPS™ CLI Server, T1/E1 Analyzer Software (including Windows Client Server software) and a Dual T1/E1 Card
• A patch panel for RJ-11 connections to the outside world (DUT)

• TCL Client – Acts as User Interface, which executes TCL Scripts.
• MAPS TCL Interface (MAPS Client IFC) – acts as an interface between MAPS™ CLI Server and its client TCL. It interprets the TCL Commands and forms the appropriate command as understood by MAPS CLI Server and vice versa.
• MAPS™ CLI Server is an executable that inherits all features of MAPS™ without GUI. It listens to a TCP message socket to receive and execute commands from client and sends the responses back to client.

Point codes consist of 9 digits. The first three digits represent the network, the second three digits represent the cluster, and the third three digits represent the member. Large networks start at network 254 and are decrementing. Small networks are assigned from network code 002, and point code blocks are assigned from network code 005.

iconectiv is responsible for the administration and assignment of SS7 point codes in the United States and other North American Numbering Plan (NANP) countries. For international point codes, contact the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) at 202-418-2214.

Request Point Code Company/Contact Information

To obtain Point Code Company/Contact information please e-mail our Customer Support Center at TRA@iconectiv.com.

An open implementation of the SS7 core protocols, MTP, SCCP, ISUP, and TCAP. (S ignaling S ystem 7) The protocol used in the public switched telephone system (the 'intelligent network' or 'advanced intelligent network') for setting up calls and providing services. SS7 Monitor Software for Windows(32 bit) R3.0 Linux. Installing Dialogic® NaturalAccess™ SS7 Monitor 3.0. Dialogic® NaturalAccess™ SS7 Monitor Software Developer's Reference Manual. Latest Facebook Posts. Latest Linked In Posts. Latest YouTube Videos. How to deploy PowerMedia XMS into. A Typical MAPS™ SS7 Test System. A typical MAPS™ SS7 consists of: A TCL interface communicating over TCP/IP to a Rack PC with T1/E1 Analyzer Software. The Rack PC consists of MAPS™ Client IFC, MAPS™ CLI Server, T1/E1 Analyzer Software (including Windows Client Server software) and a Dual T1/E1 Card.

The Telecom Routing Administration Local Exchange Routing Guide (LERG) contains the LERG4 table, which is the full list of Point Code contact information. If your company subscribes to the LERG and you require assistance in locating the correct point-of-contact within your company to obtain this data, please email our Customer Support Center at TRA@iconectiv.com.

Code Requests and Changes

LXP Native Reverb Plug-in Bundle AAX, VST, AU, RTAS. To apply for a code, make a change request or initiate a return, download the appropriate form, fill it out and email it to iconectiv at ss7pcadmin@iconectiv.com.:

• Point Block – for networks that do not contain a STP (Signaling Transfer Point)
• Small Network – for networks that contain STP functionality
• Large Network -- must have at least six network elements providing STP functionality in the first year of operation

The SS7 Point Code Administration Guidelines are maintained by Committee T1S1. More information can also be found in Annex A of the Point Code Administration Guidelines.

Questions? View the FAQs or contact iconectiv at 732-699-6132.

Simulate SS7 protocol over IP (SIGTRAN) between Signaling Gateway (SG) and Media Gateway Controller (MGC), interworking between TDM and IP network.

Background

SIGTRAN protocols are an extension of the SS7 protocol family, but carried over IP. A Signaling Gateway (SG) translates the SS7 TDM layers to SIGTRAN IP format. It supports the same application and call management functions as SS7 but uses two protocol layers on top of Internet Protocol (IP): Stream Control Transport Protocol (SCTP) and M3UA (MTP3 User Adaptation Layer.

M3UA enables SS7 protocol's User Parts (e.g. ISUP, SCCP and TUP) to run over IP instead of TDM lines.

ISUP, or ISDN User Part, is used to set up and release calls through the PSTN. In an IP network, ISUP is carried as payload by SCTP, as are SCCP and TUP. When a call is terminated in the IP Network, a soft switch translates SIGTRAN into SIP or MGCP signaling. If the call is terminated in the PSTN, an SG reconverts SIGTRAN to SS7 TDM.

Overview

Message Automation & Protocol Simulation (MAPS™) is a powerful protocol test simulation platform supporting a wide range protocols such as SIGTRAN (SS7 over IP), SS7 over TDM (T1 E1), ISDN over TDM (T1 E1), GSM-A & GSM-Abis over TDM, Megaco, SIP, and MGCP over IP.

GL's MAPS™ SIGTRAN (PKS130) is an advanced protocol simulator/tester for SS7 simulation over IP Networks. It can simulate a Signaling Gateway and Softswitch ISUP signaling specification as defined by ITU-T standards. The application supports testing network elements, error tracking, regression testing, load testing/call generation and generation of high volumes of ISUP traffic. MAPS™ SIGTRAN functionality covers the ITU and ANSI variant of SS7 implementing M3UA, M2PA, M3UA, and ISUP protocols. It is able to run pre-defined test scenarios against ISUP test objects in a controlled & deterministic manner.
The application is available as

• MAPS™ SIGTRAN Emulator (Item # PKS130)
• MAPS™ SIGTRAN Conformance Scripts (requires additional license)

MAPS™ SIGTRAN Conformance Scripts (requires additional license) is designed for compliance tests and functional tests, where test objects can be accurately and reliably validated for compliance with ITU-T standard Q.761-764 and Q.784. It is suitable for manufacturers, network operators and service providers to address all stages of the development cycle, regression testing through to type approval, and acceptance testing.

MAPS™ application supports powerful utilities like Message Editor and Script Editor which allow new scenarios to be created or existing scenarios to be modified using ISUP messages and parameters.

MAPS™ SIGTRAN in an SS7overIP environment connects to traditional SS7 nodes or IP-enabled signaling nodes and offloads TDM SS7 traffic to IP networks. It is also capable of operating in an environment that interworks between TDM and SS7overIP. It supports TDM traffic simulation over IP networks. Various traffic types include File, Digits, Tones, FAX, IVR, Dynamic VF, and Voice Quality Testing. MAPS™ can be configured to auto start the traffic over SS7 signaling or manually define traffic at run time.

GL also offers MAPS™ Media Gateway Controller (MGC - PKS300), a multi interface simulator, which can be configured with Signaling Gateway (SG) to handle call control and Media Gateway (MG) in the network to perform end-to-end test scenario by simulating SIGTRAN, MEGACO and MGCP interfaces. GL recommends purchasing additional MG simulation with appropriate RTP licenses for high density traffic simulation.

Also available is an independent GUI based SIGTRAN (SS7 over IP) Protocol Analyzer for online capture and decode of the signaling in real-time both during tests and as a stand-alone tracer for live systems.

Main Features

• SS7 simulation over IP
• User-friendly GUI for configuring the SS7 M3UA, M2PA, M2UA Layers
• User Configurable Signaling Links
• Supports ASP (Application Server Process) or SGP (Signaling Gateway Process) termination types over IP
• CIC Management features: Circuit Blocking & Unblocking, Circuit Group Blocking & Circuit Group Unblocking, Circuit Reset & Group Reset
• Circuit Mapping features: CIC mapped to Timeslot (Timeslot Based / CIC Based), and Only CIC (Without traffic, user can provide CIC range for each SSP, CIC is generated randomly or User Provided)
• Access to all ISUP Message Parameters Initial Address, Subsequent Address, Release messages, and more
• User controlled access to optional ISUP parameters such as timers
• Subsequent Address Message (SAM) configurations available
• Generates and processes SIGTRAN valid and invalid messages.
• Supports calls suspend, call resume, call hold and call retrieve.
• Offloads TDM Traffic (digits, voice file, tones, IVR, FAX, Dynamic VF, and Voice Quality) over IP
• Supports SIGTRAN conformance testing (requires additional license)
• With MAPS™ MGC Multi-interface (requires additional licenses), both end-to-end signaling (using SIGTRAN) and RTP media (using MEGACO) simulation can be performed
• Supports Client-Server functionality requires additional license; clients supported are TCL, Python, VBScript, Java, and .Net
• Automation, Remote access, and Schedulers to run tests 24/7

Supported Protocols Standards

Call Simulation over SS7 SIGTRAN

The Sigtran call procedure is as shown below with two telecom switches exchanging the ISUP messages. Detailed call flows are provided in ITU-T Recommendation Q.784.1.

Typical SIGTRAN Call Procedure

TDM Traffic Simulation over SS7 IP (Call Generation)

MAPS™ SIGTRAN application can be configured as SIGNALING GATEWAY (SGW) and MEDIA GATEWAY CONTROLLER (MGC) terminals to simulate SS7 signaling over IP and TDM traffic.

Test Setup Simulating TDM Traffic

TDM Traffic Simulation over SS7 IP (Call Reception)

A Typical MAPS™ Sigtran Test System

A typical MAPS™ Sigtran consists of:

• A TCL interface communicating over TCP/IP to a Rack PC with T1/E1 Analyzer Software
• The Rack PC consists of MAPS™ Client IFC, MAPS™ CLI Server, T1/E1 Analyzer Software (including Windows Client Server software) and a Dual T1/E1 Card
• A patch panel for RJ-11 connections to the outside world (DUT)

• TCL Client – Acts as User Interface, which executes TCL Scripts.
• MAPS TCL Interface (MAPS Client IFC) – acts as an interface between MAPS™ CLI Server and its client TCL. It interprets the TCL Commands and forms the appropriate command as understood by MAPS CLI Server and vice versa.
• MAPS™ CLI Server is an executable that inherits all features of MAPS™ without GUI. It listens to a TCP message socket to receive and execute commands from client and sends the responses back to client.

T1/E1 Windows Client Server - Windows Client/Server software performs all SS7 emulation primitives including signaling, tone detection, call progress signals, file transfer, and many more functions.

TCL application consists of three functional modules: Tool Command Language (Tcl) Client and Script, MAPS™ Tcl Interface, and MAPS™ Server
In CLI, MAPS™ Server constitutes two server modules, namely MAPS™ CLI server and GL WCS server.

• MAPS™ CLI Server
  MAPS™ CLI Server is an executable which inherits all features of MAPS™ without the graphical user interface. Instead it listens to TCP message socket to receive and execute commands from the client and sends the responses back to the client.

• GL's Windows Client Server
  GL's Windows Client/Server software allows the user of T1/E1 analysis cards the capability of remote operation, automation, and multi-site connectivity.

TCL client receives report event from the CLI server as shown in the figure below.

TCL client placing the call

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