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Course Objective:
· Familiar with 3GCN GT Number Preparation
Contents
1 Overview of GT .......................................................................................................................................... 1
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1 Overview of GT
Key points
· Function of GT
· GT number category
1.1 Function of GT
The function of GT number configuration is to translate the route label in the GT
number format offered by the application layer into the destination signaling point or
the GT format of STP and DPC+SSN form (the global name form and the destination
signaling point code + sub-system number mode). Select the GT format or the
DPC+SSN format for transmission according to the actual network transmission
characteristics.
The main purpose of GT number configuration is to serve SCCP routing. In the CDMA
system, MAP signaling between entities such as HLR in MSC/VLR and the networks
is sent through the SCCP. All entities are directly interconnected. So such signaling can
also be transferred through signaling transfer points. After SCCP receives messages
from the MAP application layer, it will send, receive, or transfer these messages
according to the route labels provided in the messages. SCCP can send messages via
networks in two modes: GT routing and DPC+SSN routing.
The main difference between the two routing modes GT and DPC+SSN lies in the case
when STP exists between the source signaling point and the destination signaling point.
The DPC+SSN routing mode requires that all signaling points in the network,
including the source signaling point, the destination signaling point and STP can
identify the DPC. After signaling arrives at the intermediate node, it is directly sent via
the MTP layer, instead of the SCCP layer. In this case, much more DPC data should be
configured for the source signaling point and STP.
The GT routing can be used in the case that the source signaling point and some STPs
do not know the final DPC of this signaling. With this addressing method, when
signaling is sent to STP, GT shall be first translated via SCCP into the destination
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signaling point or the DPC of STP, then messages can be transferred to MTP for
transmission. In GT routing, the source signaling point needs to send the signaling to
STP only according to the GT number prefix, so that STP can further translate it to
determine whether it should be sent to the next STP or the destination signaling point.
In this case, much less DPC data are required for the source signaling point and STP.
CDMA system entity number (MSCe/MSC number, HLR number, MC number, and
SCP number)
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2 GT Number Translation selector
Key points
· GT Translation Selector
Default GT: The default GT of a coding plan. Selection of translation result: If the
selector does not contain SCCP GT number, the translation fails normally. However, if
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this option is selected, the translation result will be replaced with the default GT
number result, with the prerequisite that the subscriber has added default GT number to
the selector. The default GT number is configured in the selector attributes. If necessary,
output all data that cannot be found in the MP to the GT translation point. In this case,
less data can be made.
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Chapter 2 GT Number Translation selector
1. GT selector 1
The ISDN/telephone number plan 1 with the translation type 0: Used for call
processing route selection and short message call route selection. In the selector,
configure MDNs of all CDMA subscribers in the country to direct to the HLR
(associated) or STP (non-associated HLR subscribers).
2. GT selector 2
Use the land mobile numbering plan 6 of the translation type 0: Used for
mobility management and response message route selection. The selector should
be configured as follows:
· Configure IMSIs of all CDMA subscribers in the country to direct to the HLR or
STP (non-associated HLR subscribers)
· GT number (HLR, MC, SCP, and MSC) of equipment in the CDMA network is
directed to each office or STP (non-associated equipment).
3. GT selector 3
Use the ISDN/telephone numbering plan 1 of the translation type 128: Used for
the forwarding of short messages and transmitting of short message notification
from the HLR to the MC. The selector should be configured as follows:
4. GT selector 4
Use the land mobile numbering plan 6 of the translation type 128: Used for the
call origination of short messages and transmitting of short message notification
from the MSC to the MC. The selector should be configured as follows:
· Configure IMSI number segment of all CDMA subscribers in the whole country
to direct to each MC.
· Allow the international subscriber roaming IMSI to direct to the STP (the
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1. GT selector 1
The ISDN/telephone numbering plan 1 with the translation type 0: Used for call
processing route selection and short message call route selection. In the selector,
configure MDNs of all CDMA subscribers in this office to direct to the local
office.
2. GT selector 2
Use the land mobile numbering plan 6 of the translation type 0: Used for
mobility management and response message route selection. The selector should
be configured as follows:
· GT number (HLR, MC, SCP, and MSC) of equipment in the CDMA network is
directed to each office or STP (non-associated equipment).
3. GT selector 3
Use the ISDN/telephone numbering plan 1 of the translation type 128: Used for
the forwarding of short messages and transmitting of short message notification
from the HLR to the MC. The selector should be configured as follows:
4. GT selector 4
Use the land mobile numbering plan 6 of the translation type 128: Used for the
call origination of short messages and transmitting of short message notification
from the MSC to the MC. Therefore, the HLRe should not be configured.
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3 GT Number Translation Data
Key points
· Addressing mode
· GT translation data
The SS7 addressing mode from each SP to other provinces is the GT addressing. Each
SP transmits messages from other provinces to local province LSTP according to the
GT addressing mode. The local provincial LSTP/HSTP routes this message to the
LSTP/HSTP of the destination province. The destination LSTP/HSTP translates this
message to the destination SP of the local province.
According to this requirement, the LSTP must be configured with all LSTP office
directions of the CDMA network and all HSTP office directions. In the GT number
translation part of the SCCP, the GT route should direct to the peer LSTP. It should not
be sent to the HSTP to translate to the peer LSTP.
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GT Number: Minimum GT number prefix that can recognize different office directions
in the configured numbers for the selector, a part of GT.
Signaling point office direction: The office direction of the signaling transmitting.
Actually, select the signaling DPC.
SSN Code: Code of the subsystem, as explained in Table 3.3-1. In the ZXC10-MSCe, 0
is selected in most cases, indicating to forbid the SCCP from checking the subsystem.
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Chapter 3 GT Number Translation Data
Global Title Indicator: normally 4 is selected for GT routing. The meanings are shown
in Table 3.3-2.
Value Explanation
0 SSN with subsystem excluded
1 SCCP management
2 Standby
3 ISDN user part
4 Operation and maintenance management part
5 Mobile intelligent user part
6 HLR
7 VLR
8 MSC
9 EIR
10 Authentication center
11 Standby
12 Intelligent network application part
13~252 Standby
253 Base station subsystem operation and maintenance application part
254 BSSAP
Value Explanation
0 Address field does not contain a global name.
1 The global name only contains address attribute indicator.
2 The global name only contains the translation type.
The global name contains translation type, numbering plan and address information
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coding mode.
The global name contains translation type, numbering plan, coding method, and
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address attribute indicator.