TR 102 198 : 1.1.1
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SERVICES AND PROTOCOLS FOR ADVANCED NETWORKS (SPAN); PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF MIGRATION TO THE INTERNET NGN
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Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 References
3 Abbreviations
4 General considerations
4.1 QoS
4.2 Management
5 Harmonization between networks (TIPHON)
5.1 General
5.2 TIPHON abstract architecture and meta-protocol
6 Switched Circuit Networks (SCNs)
6.1 Access to networks
6.2 Architecture, Routeing and Signalling
6.3 Management and QoS of the signalling transport layer in
SCN and ATM networks
7 IP networks
7.1 Subscriber Access Technologies
7.2 Nodes, signalling and routeing
7.3 Management, QoS of the signalling transport in the network
8 Interconnection between networks
8.1 Edge nodes, interworking and using legacy applications
8.2 Joint management of the networks and QoS for the
signalling transport layers
9 Addressing and naming issues
10 Transition to IPv6 in Managed IP networks
11 Standardization in the IETF
12 Identification of the standards areas concerned and the gaps
12.1 Signallings, interworkings and other items
12.2 IPv6 and IPv4 interconnection issues
12.3 Management
12.4 Possible areas of further investigation in addition to
the above
Annex A: Security generalities
Annex B: SCN details
B.1 Routeing in switched circuit networks
B.2 Signalling protocol stacks in a Time Division Multiplex
SCN
B.3 ATM packet network instead of TDM
B.4 Management and QoS of the signalling transport layer in
SCN and ATM networks
Annex C: IP network details
C.1 Design
C.2 IPv6 details
C.3 SCTP details
C.4 TCP details
C.5 Routeing in IP networks
C.6 The Internet
ANNEX D: Using SS7 applications in or through a Managed IP network
D.1 General
D.2 Architecture for SIGTRAN protocols
D.3 Models for SIGTRAN
Annex E (informative): Bibliography
History
Provides an analysis of technical requirements for the support and deployment of Telecommunication Services in Europe using IPv6, to progress toward the enhancement of signalling transport protocol standards.
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SPAN 13
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Standard
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| Pages |
73
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European Telecommunications Standards Institute
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Current
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| TS 101 314 : 4.1.1 | TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND INTERNET PROTOCOL HARMONIZATION OVER NETWORKS (TIPHON) RELEASE 4; ABSTRACT ARCHITECTURE AND REFERENCE POINTS DEFINITION; NETWORK ARCHITECTURE AND REFERENCE POINTS |
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| TS 102 141 : 1.1.1 | SERVICES AND PROTOCOLS FOR ADVANCED NETWORKS (SPAN); MTP/SCCP/SSCOP AND SIGTRAN (TRANSPORT OF SS7 OVER IP); MESSAGE TRANSFER PART 2 USER ADAPTATION LAYER (M2UA) |
| ETR 003 : 20002 | NETWORK ASPECTS (NA); GENERAL ASPECTS OF QUALITY OF SERVICE |
| TR 101 771 : 1.1.1 | TIPHON RELEASE 4; SERVICE INDEPENDENT REQUIREMENTS DEFINITION; THREAT ANALYSIS |
| TS 124 229 : 13.4.0 | DIGITAL CELLULAR TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM (PHASE 2+) (GSM); UNIVERSAL MOBILE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM (UMTS); LTE; IP MULTIMEDIA CALL CONTROL PROTOCOL BASED ON SESSION INITIATION PROTOCOL (SIP) AND SESSION DESCRIPTION PROTOCOL (SDP); STAGE 3 (3GPP TS 24.229 VERSION 14.7.0 RELEASE 14) |
| TS 102 144 : 1.1.1 | SERVICES AND PROTOCOLS FOR ADVANCED NETWORKS (SPAN); MTP/SCCP/SSCOP AND SIGTRAN (TRANSPORT OF SS7 OVER IP); STREAM CONTROL TRANSMISSION PROTOCOL (SCTP) |
| TS 101 882 : 1.1.1 | TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND INTERNET PROTOCOL HARMONIZATION OVER NETWORKS (TIPHON) RELEASE 3; PROTOCOL FRAMEWORK DEFINITION; GENERAL (META-PROTOCOL) |
| TS 101 315 : 4.1.1 | TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND INTERNET PROTOCOL HARMONIZATION OVER NETWORKS (TIPHON) RELEASE 4; INFORMATION FLOW AND REFERENCE POINT DEFINITIONS; IMPLEMENTATION OF SERVICE CAPABILITIES |
| TS 101 884 : 1.1.1 | TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND INTERNET PROTOCOL HARMONIZATION OVER NETWORKS (TIPHON) RELEASE 3; TECHNOLOGY MAPPING; IMPLEMENTATION OF TIPHON ARCHITECTURE USING SIP |
| TS 102 228 : 4.1.1 | TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND INTERNET PROTOCOL HARMONIZATION OVER NETWORKS (TIPHON) RELEASE 4; TECHNOLOGY MAPPING; IMPLEMENTATION OF TIPHON ARCHITECTURE USING BICC |
| TS 102 142 : 1.1.1 | SERVICES AND PROTOCOLS FOR ADVANCED NETWORKS (SPAN); MTP/SCCP/SSCOP AND SIGTRAN (MESSAGE OF SS7 OVER IP); MESSAGE TRANSFER PART 3 USER ADAPTATION LAYER (M3UA) |
| TS 101 883 : 4.1.1 | TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND INTERNET PROTOCOL HARMONIZATION OVER NETWORKS (TIPHON) RELEASE 4; TECHNOLOGY MAPPING; IMPLEMENTATION OF TIPHON ARCHITECTURE USING H.323 |
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