GR 2960 CORE : ISSUE 1

Preface
1 Introduction
      1.1 Definition
      1.2 Background
      1.3 High-Level Feature Description
              1.3.1 Description for Circuit-Mode Operation
      1.4 Structure and Use of This Document
      1.5 Requirements Terminology
      1.6 Requirement Labeling Conventions
              1.6.1 Numbering of Requirement and Related Objects
              1.6.2 Requirement, Conditional Requirement, and
                        Objective Object Identification
2 User Perspective
      2.1 User Perspective for Circuit Mode
3 Requirements for Circuit Mode Calls
      3.1 Feature Operations
              3.1.1 Basic Rate Interface Requirements
                        3.1.1.1 Other Feature Operations
                        3.1.1.2 Error Treatment and Abnormal Events
              3.1.2 Primary Rate Interface Requirements
                        3.1.2.1 Other Feature Operations
                        3.1.2.2 Error Treatment and Abnormal Events
      3.2 Internal Call-Processing Controls
              3.2.1 Class of Service/Configuration
              3.2.2 Code Interpretation
              3.2.3 Screening
              3.2.4 Routing
              3.2.5 Charge Treatment Determination
      3.3 Signaling/Message Structure
              3.3.1 Common Signaling/Message Structure
                        3.3.1.1 Messages
                        3.3.1.2 Information Elements
              3.3.2 SS7 Interface Signaling
      3.4 Administration
              3.4.1 Memory Administration
                        3.4.1.1 Service Changes/Subscription
                                    Parameters
              3.4.2 Network Maintenance
                        3.4.2.1 Surveillance
                        3.4.2.2 Testing
              3.4.3 Network Data Collection
              3.4.4 Network Traffic Management
              3.4.5 Billing and Comptroller
      3.5 Interactions
              3.5.1 BRI Interactions
                        3.5.1.1 ISDN Basic Business Groups
                        3.5.1.2 ISDN Call Forwarding
                        3.5.1.3 ISDN Automatic Callback
                        3.5.1.4 Automatic Recall
              3.5.2 PRI Interactions
                        3.5.2.1 Call-by-Call Service Selection
                        3.5.2.2 Call Deflection
      3.6 Limitations and Restrictions
Appendix A: Data Dictionary for IntraLATA Carrier Identification
              for ISDN
    A.1 Scope and Definition
    A.2 Allowed Data Values
    A.3 Data Dictionary
References
Acronyms
List of Figures
Figure 3-1 Transit Network Selection Information Element
Figure 3-2 Network-Specific Facilities Information Element
List of Tables
Table 3-1 SETUP Message Content
Table 3-2 Type of Network Identification
Table 3-3 Network Identification Plan
Table 3-4 Type of Network Identification
Table 3-5 Network Identification Plan
Table 3-6 Network Identification
Table 3-7 Subscription Parameters per-SPCS
Table 3-8 Subscription Parameters Related to ISDN BRIs
Table 3-9 Subscription Parameters Related to ISDN PRIs
Table A-1 Explanation of Columns
Table A-2 Types & Definitions
Table A-3 Data Dictionary

Outlines the view on generic requirements for the identification of an IntraLATA Carrier over an ISDN access interface and provides and identification of an IntraLATA Carrier via several means including presubscription on a Directory Number (DN) and Call Type (CT) basis as well as dynamically via D-Channel signaling for the circuit mode bearer capabilities.