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16th May 2004 at 14:50 #38155
Ashish Goel
GuestHi everyone,
This is Ashish. Can anyone tell me how a call routed to announcement is treated in CCS 7 network.
i will give a scenario :
Suppose i call a mobile subscriber from a landline number and the b party does not answer. Hence the call is routed to an announcement and the ringing tone is ended.
My query is that what messages will be exchanged between A-Exch and B-exch on CCS7 and how the call will be treated : whether it will be an answered call or the call will be put in some other parameter of the traffic reports. If it is not an answered call then why.
Also what are the various release causes sent in the REL message in CCS7.
regards,
Ashish Goel
20th May 2004 at 10:48 #38156Hitesh
Guest1. Exhange A will send IAM meassage to Exch B
2. Exchange B subscriber will start ringing & Exch B will send ACM (Address Complete) meassage to B
3. As exch B get ACM it will switch Ring Back Tone to subscriber A
4. After Ring timeout Exch B will send REL (Release) to Exch A with cause B party not replying.
5. As Exch B get REL message it will disconnect RBT & play apprpriate announcement (Number U dialled is not replying)There are many REL causes (e.g Busy,No answer,congestion,unalloted numbere..etc..etc),Details can be found in ITU-T specs.
20th May 2004 at 14:18 #38157Jack Sparrow
GuestHi Hitesh,
At what Conditons and Why the Announcements given from HPLMN and VPLMN ?
Rgds
Jack Sparrow
24th May 2004 at 15:50 #38158Ashish Goel
GuestHi Hitesh
As you have written after the REL message the call is routed to announcement and an appropriate announcement is played. I suppose that moment the REL message is received by A side it will release the circuit and the call will be ended. Then how the announcement is heard after the release message is received.
Bye
Ashish Goel
24th May 2004 at 17:05 #38159Roameo
GuestWhen the Terminating MSC recives the REL it sends an IAM to the announcement number. The REL is not relayed to the A-party.
Cheers!
R….25th May 2004 at 09:29 #38160Hitesh
GuestAnnouncement is played by Exch A ,not by B ie why after the release of trunk between Exch A and Exch B annc. can be listened by subscriber A.
25th May 2004 at 09:34 #38161Roameo
GuestI am sorry, it was not the Terminating but the originating MSC.
Cheers!
R….25th May 2004 at 09:37 #38162Ashish Goel
GuestHi Hitesh
The announcement is played on CCS-7 trunks by A side. However if we make a call form PSTN (Landline) to a mobile subscriber then the ann. for mobile are not loaded into the PSTN switch but they are heard from B side i.e the Mobile switch. Can u discuss this issue.
Bye
Ashish
25th May 2004 at 10:13 #38163Roameo
GuestI still feel the T-Switch is involved as part of the announcement since if A(Airtel) calls B(BPL-Mobile) and B is not reachable we get announcement saying BPL-Mobile subscriber is not available.
Could you please confirm if the T-Switch is not a party how this announcement can be played by the Airtel originating MSC?
Regards,
Anant25th May 2004 at 16:09 #38164Jack Sparrow
GuestBPL Announcement Played by BPL.Not by AIRTEL.
So Ex-B is the Party Who provides Announcement.And this is before GMSC Releasing the call.
Whoever Calls GMSC is The Handling Party.
Are you working in APL/AIRTEL in TamilNadu ?
Then what is this T-Switch…?
Rgds
25th May 2004 at 16:19 #38165Roameo
GuestBy T-Switch i meant the terminating switch/MSC.
Rgds25th May 2004 at 16:41 #38166Jack Sparrow
GuestAnant…Are you from BPL- Cochin ?
Rgds
25th May 2004 at 16:42 #38167Roameo
GuestNopes.
25th May 2004 at 16:43 #38168Jack Sparrow
GuestAre u in India and where ?
Rgds
26th May 2004 at 13:05 #38169Andrew
GuestHello,
This topic is of interest to me aswell but I must admit I am lost guys 🙁
Are you guys suggesting that the GMSC after receiving a REL message from the VMSC connects the calling party i.e. A party to an announcement device?
Kind Regards
Andrew
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