GR 1298 CORE : ISSUE 10

Preface
1. Introduction
    1.1 Purpose and Scope
    1.2 Relationship to Other Telcordia AIN GRs and IN Standards
    1.3 Conventions
    1.4 Requirements Terminology
    1.5 Requirement Labeling Conventions
    1.6 Changes from GR-1298-CORE, Issue 8
2. Overview
    2.1 Overview of AIN 0.1 SSP Functions
    2.2 Overview of SSP Functions Formerly Known As "AIN 0.2"
    2.3 Overview of AIN SSP Functions Beyond "AIN 0.2"
    2.4 New Capabilities in GR-1298-CORE, Issue 3
    2.5 New Capabilities in GR-1298-CORE, Issue 4
    2.6 Changes to Carrier Access Code Dialing
    2.7 New Capabilities in GR-1298-CORE, Issue 5
    2.8 New Capabilities in GR-1298-CORE, Issue 6
    2.9 New Capabilities in GR-1298-CORE, Issue 7
    2.10 New Capabilities in GR-1298-CORE, Issue 8
    2.11 New Capabilities in GR-1298-CORE, Issue 9
3. Call Model
    3.1 BCM Component
    3.2 Originating Basic Call Model
    3.3 Terminating Basic Call Model
    3.4 Relationship to Previous AIN Switch Requirements
4. SSP Processing of Triggers and Requested Events
    4.1 General Procedures
    4.2 Triggers
    4.3 Requested Events
    4.4 IP Considerations
    4.5 Population Rules for SSP Messages and Parameters
5. SSP Processing of SCP/Adjunct Messages
    5.1 General Procedures
    5.2 BCM Control Messages
    5.3 Request_Report_BCM_Event
    5.4 Close
    5.5 Participant Interactions
    5.6 Facility Monitoring Messages
    5.7 Information Revision Messages
    5.8 Termination Notification Messages
    5.9 Create_Call
    5.10 Activity_Test Message
    5.11 Call_Type_Request Message
6. Additional AIN-Requested SSP Resources
    6.1 Overview of SSP Resources
    6.2 Bridging Resource
    6.3 DP to DTMF Conversion
    6.4 Service Data Function
7. Fault Handling
    7.1 SCCP Protocol Errors
    7.2 TCAP Protocol Errors
    7.3 Application Errors
    7.4 Error Messages
    7.5 Error Parameters
    7.6 Resource Failures
    7.7 AIN Fault Handling
8. Feature Interactions
    8.1 Residence and Business Customer Features
    8.2 Private Facility Access and Services
    8.3 Attendant Features
    8.4 Customer Switching System Features and Customer Interfaces
    8.5 Public Safety Features
    8.6 Miscellaneous Local System Features Including Interoffice
          and Call Processing Features
    8.7 Database and Data Services
    8.8 ISDN Feature Interactions
9. Automatic Message Accounting
    9.1 AMA Record Generation
    9.2 AMA Messages
    9.3 AMA TCAP Parameters
    9.4 AMA-Affecting TCAP Parameters
    9.5 AMA Procedures for Specific SCP/Adjunct-SSP Messages
    9.6 SSP AMA Structure Recording
    9.7 Long Duration Recording for Default AIN AMA Records
          and "Orphaned Records"
    9.8 SSP AMA Module Recording
    9.9 AMA Procedures for IP Immediate Access
    9.10 AIN AMA Interactions
    9.11 AIN AMA and Number Portability
    9.12 AMA Output
    9.13 AMA Quality, Reliability, and Data Integrity
    9.14 AMA Transition from TR-NWT-001284 to GR-1298-CORE
10. Common Network Operations Functions
    10.1 Information Management Strategy
    10.2 Craft Terminal Presentation Requirements
    10.3 Operations Event Monitoring
    10.4 Common Operations Input/Output Functions
    10.5 Event Discrimination
    10.6 Service Logic Host Administrable Data
    10.7 Managed Information
11. Memory Administration (Configuration Management)
    11.1 Introduction/Strategy
    11.2 Memory Administration Functions
    11.3 Managed Information
12. Network Surveillance
    12.1 Strategy
    12.2 Baseline Functions
    12.3 Surveillance Monitoring Functions
    12.4 Availability/Recovery Functions
    12.5 AIN Switch Alarm Notifications
    12.6 Managed Information
13. Network Testing
    13.1 Strategy
    13.2 Intra-SSP Verification/Sectionalization Functionality
    13.3 SS7 Network Verification/Sectionalization Functionality
    13.4 SCP/Adjunct Verification/Sectionalization Functionality
    13.5 Common Verification/Sectionalization Functionality
    13.6 Managed Information
14. Network Traffic Management
    14.1 Strategy
    14.2 AIN ACG Control Summary
    14.3 CCS Node Network Traffic Management
    14.4 Extensions to TR-NWT-001284 NTM Requirements
    14.5 Extended AIN Outgoing Message Gapping
    14.6 Incoming Network Traffic Management Controls
    14.7 AIN Network Traffic Management Measurements
    14.8 Managed Information
15. Network Data Collection
    15.1 Baseline SSP Measurement Capability
    15.2 Access Measurements
    15.3 Managed Information
16. Security
    16.1 Need for Security in the SSP
    16.2 System Security
    16.3 Security Administration
    16.4 Network Security
17. Traffic Engineering
    17.1 Call Capacity Estimation
    17.2 Traffic Measurements
18. Performance
    18.1 Methodology
    18.2 Call Management
    18.3 Caller Interaction
    18.4 Resource Monitoring
    18.5 Information Management
19. Reliability and Quality
    19.1 Introduction
    19.2 Reliability Performance Objectives for Voice Services
    19.3 Downtime Objectives for Interfaces
    19.4 Reliability and Quality Switching Systems Generic
          Requirements
20. Timing and Tolerances
    20.1 SSP Response Message Timer (Timer T1)
    20.2 No-Answer Timers (T-ONoAnswer and T-TNoAnswer Timers)
    20.3 ISDN SETUP Timers
    20.4 IP Timers
    20.5 Interdigit Timers
    20.6 Distinctive Ringing Patterns
    20.7 Gapping Timers
    20.8 SCP/Adjunct and ISDN-Connected Device Unavailability
          Detection
    20.9 Notification Duration Timers (T[CC] and T[ reconn])
    20.10 Analog Display Services Interface CPE Alerting Timer
          (T CC-A )
21. Call Party Handling
    21.1 Introduction
    21.2 Call Configuration (CC) Model
    21.3 Basic Call Model Impacts
    21.4 Detection Point Processing
    21.5 Existing Messages
    21.6 New Messages
    21.7 Fault Handling
    21.8 Feature Interactions
    21.9 Automatic Message Accounting
    21.10 Memory Administration
    21.11 Network Surveillance, Network Testing, and Network
          Traffic Management
Appendix A: AIN SSP Operations Interface Generic Requirements
   A.1 Introduction
   A.2 SSP Operations Interface Information Model
   A.3 Memory Administration (Configuration Management) Interface
       Requirements
   A.4 Network Surveillance Interface Requirements
   A.5 Network Testing Interface Requirements
   A.6 Network Traffic Management Interface Requirements
   A.7 Network Data Collection Interface Requirements
   A.8 Overview of Information Modeling Methodology
Appendix B: Single Record Requirements and Proposed BAF Requirements
            for GR-1100-CORE
   B.1 Single Record Requirements
   B.2 Proposed BAF Requirements for GR-1100-CORE
Appendix C: The Relationship Between AIN and ITU-T IN Recommendations
Appendix D: SDL Diagrams for Call Party Handling
References
Requirement-Object Index
Glossary
Acronyms
List of Tables
List of Figures

Presents the generic requirements needed to implement the Advanced Intelligent Network (AIN) technology in a public telephone network, specifically in the switching system.