TN - SA001 - E1 - 0 Digital Number Analysis-76

Digital Number Analysis
Course Objectives:
Number Analysis Principle Number Analysis Number Transform Function Number Pre-analysis Function
Reference:
ZXWN MSCS MSC Server Number Analysis
Contents
1 Number Analysis Principle...........................................................................................................................1 1.1 Number Analysis Principle......................................................................................................................1 1.2 Analysis Principle of Mobile Number.....................................................................................................7 1.3 GT Translation Principle........................................................................................................................10 2 Number Analysis.........................................................................................................................................13 3 Number Transform Function.....................................................................................................................33 3.1 Description of Number Transform.........................................................................................................33 3.2 Mobile Number Prefix Configuration....................................................................................................35 3.3 Number Transfer Switch Configuration................................................................................................36 3.4 Number Transfer Selector Configuration..............................................................................................37 3.5 Conversion Mode of Code Stream Configuration.................................................................................38 3.6 Number Transform Analysis Result Configuration...............................................................................40 3.7 Number Transfer Analysis Configuration..............................................................................................42 3.8 Number Transfer Function of NNI........................................................................................................43 3.9 Number Transfer Function of SCP Interface.........................................................................................47 3.10 Number Transfer Function of MAP Interface......................................................................................50 3.11 Display Transfer Function of Calling Number....................................................................................52 3.12 Display Transform Function of Called Number..................................................................................54 4 Number Pre-analysis Function..................................................................................................................57 4.1 Description of Number Pre-analysis Function......................................................................................57 4.2 Number Pre-analysis Selector Configuration........................................................................................58 4.3 Configuration Description of Template of Local Default Number Analysis Selector..........................60 4.4 Configuration Description of the Template of Number Analysis Selector ..........................................60
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4.5 Configuration Description about Pre-analysis Selector of Called Number on Trunk...........................60 4.6 Called Number Pre-analysis Configuration...........................................................................................61 4.7 Calling Number Pre-analysis Configuration.........................................................................................64 4.8 Conversion Mode of Code Stream Configuration.................................................................................65 4.9 Number Pre-analysis Result Preview....................................................................................................67
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1 Number Analysis Principle

1.1 Number Analysis Principle
The switch performs the network addressing according to various numbers. In the mobile switch, the number is categorized into two types: 1. 2. Subscriber number Network number
The subscriber number includes the fixed subscriber number and the mobile subscriber number. The network number includes the roaming number (MSRN), MSC/VLR number, HLR number, handover number, and so on. The number analysis configuration of ZXWN MSCS is used to confirm the network addressing and the service processing method corresponding to each number, and ensure that the switch can perform the signaling alternation and speech path connection correctly.
1.1.1 Type of Number Analyzer

ZXWN MSCS system provides server kinds of number analyzers: New service (additional service) number analyzer CENTREX number analyzer Number analyzer of private network Number analyzer of special service Number analyzer of local network Number analyzer of domestic toll call Number analyzer of international toll call
One number analysis selector consists of many analyzers. For one specified number analysis selector, it will analyze the number through the analysis selectors from the top down during the number analysis. Each number analyzer performs the number analysis strictly according to the order till the analysis result is found. The analysis order of the
number analyzer is shown in Fig 1.1 -1.
Number Stream New service analyzer Non-new service Non-new service CENTREX service analyzer Non-CENTREX service Non-CENTREX service Private network service analyzer Non-private network service Special service analyzer Non-special service Local network service analyzer Non-local network service Non-local network service Domestic toll service analyzer
Number analysis result End
Non-private network service
Non-special service
Non-domestic toll service Non-domestic toll service Domestic toll service analyzer
Fig 1.1-1 Analysis Order of Number Analyzer
The difference of these analyzers is as follows: for the new service analyzer, CEXTREX service analyzer, the private network service analyzer and the special service analyzer, if the number is not matched in its own analyzer, transfer the number to the next analyzer and then analyze it. For the local network service analyzer and the domestic toll analyzer, the whole number analysis flow is completed if it is not required to perform the follow-up analysis. The order of the number analysis is very important. When analyzing a specified number, it is required to coordinate the number analysis of the former and the later analyzer. For example, if the former analyzer has analyzed and deleted the toll prefix, the later analyzer does not need to analyze the toll prefix again. For any number, it is processed according to the special order. The understanding to the number analysis order helps to conFig the number analysis correctly. In the number analysis, the form of the analyzed numbers is as follows: the mobile subscriber number, the mobile station roaming number, the local fixed telephone number, the toll fixed subscriber number, and the special service number. The number analysis is a very complicated configuration. The most important difficulty is how to select the analyzer, the selector and the analyzed number.
Chapter 1 Number Analysis Principle
1.1.2 Normal Number Analysis Selector

There are many kinds of number analysis selectors. In general, it is required to conFig three kinds of number analysis selectors at least according to the opening service types. The common three kinds of number analysis selectors are: MS-originated selector, roaming number analysis selector and preferred routing selector. MS-originated selector: it describes how the switch confirms the call type and handles the call when it receives a call originated by a mobile phone. If the called party is a mobile subscriber, MSC needs to query the routing information from the corresponding HLR; otherwise, MSC will connect the call to the corresponding the local exchange or toll exchange according to location of the called party. Roaming number analysis selector: it describes how the switch processes the roaming number after it receives the roaming number. In fact, this selector should be called as the incoming number analysis selector. Besides analyzing the roaming number returned from HLR, this selector also analyzes the forwarding number returned from HLR, and the subscriber number from other mobile office or fixed office. If this is the local service, the service will be sent to the corresponding processing module; if this is the outgoing service, the system will select the corresponding routing link according to the conditions and then perform the call connection. Preferred routing selector: when the call is forwarded, the switch will perform the analysis according to the number corresponding to the selector and then select the preferred routing according to this configuration. When setting the preferred routing supported by the local office in the global variable control, it is required to conFig this selector used for the international roaming call and the forwarding service. Calling analysis selector: it is conFigd only when the switch supports the special Overlay Camel service. Analyze the outgoing calling number in order to implement the calling distribution and calling transfer function. Interception analysis selector: it is used for the interception service. IP service selector: It is used for IP service. CRBT analysis selector: it is used for CRBT service. In general, the trunk selector and the roaming number analysis selector could be
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1.1.3 Calling Number Distribution Service

During the call processing, this function selects different routes and then processes different calls according to different calling numbers. In order to implement this function, it is required to confirm the analysis selector (half-call distribution selector) of the called number according to the calling number and the certain proportion. Half-call distribution selector: in the calling distribution service, the calling process analyzes the calling number to obtain Analyze called number required Selector. Calling distribution selector: in the calling distribution service, the calling process analyzes the calling number to obtain Half-call distribution selector. Active distribution item: this item includes an active half-call distribution selector. This proportion of this item is set in the number analysis interface of the Call Distribution service. If the proportion of this item is within the active distribution proportion set in the interface, it is valid. If the included selector is 0, the distribution item is invalid. Backup distribution item: this item includes a backup half-call distribution selector. This proportion of this item is set in the number analysis interface of the Call Distribution service. Comparing with the active distribution item, this proportion is valid if it is not in the active distribution proportion. If the included selector is 0, the call process replaces the related selector with the system default value. The active distribution proportion: it is set in the number analysis interface of the Call distribution service. It indicates the proportion of the active distribution item and the backup distribution item during the database analyzes the calling number distribution. The range is within 1~10(identification 10%~100%).
1.1.4 Common Types of Call Services

The description of the common call services: MSC common service: If the service belongs to this type, the system will send the request to query the routing from HLR.
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MSC local-current office service: if the analyzed number is the local roaming number, it belongs to this service.
MSC domestic toll service: if the analyzed number is not the local roaming number, it belongs to this service.
Toll in Macro Cell (Between Macro Cell) auto-service: If the traffic route is pointed to the tandem office or the fixed toll office, it belongs to this service.
Outgoing/Local Service of The Local Network: the local fixed telephone number belongs to this service.
Outgoing Free Special Service: 110, 119, 120 and 122 belong to this service. Outgoing Paid Special Service: 114 and 129 belong to this service. Additional Service: it can be used to play tone to the subscriber. For example, if the subscriber dials *, it will broadcast The IP dialing mode is changed. If the local subscriber dials 0139. . . it will broadcast The dialing mode is wrong
Special Service of Mobile Emergency: this service points to a mobile special service group. The number of the mobile special service group indexes a special service number together with the location area or the cell ID. When the subscriber dials 110, the call will be connected to the number 07155224110 if the cell IDs are 71D1 and 35EB.
1.1.5 Command Analyzed Number

The common analyzed number includes: mobile subscriber number, mobile station roaming number, local fixed subscriber number, toll fixed subscriber number, special service number. The following analyzes these numbers separately. 1. Mobile subscriber number The mobile subscriber number helps MSC find the routing information from HLR. This number is affiliated to the number analysis entry of MS originating selector. Under this condition, the local analysis entry needs to conFig all the network destination codes which are allowed to be accessed by the local exchange. For example, for China Mobile, you can conFig 134~139 simply. For China Unicom, you can conFig 130~133. For the call type, select MSC common
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service. ConFig the minimum length and the maximum length according to the current number length. According to the number analysis, MSC will send the numbers beginning with these prefixes to SCCP signaling processing module, and then transfer it to HLR. In the GT number configuration, it is required to conFig the corresponding GT number according to the real condition. 2. Mobile station roaming number The roaming number of the mobile subscriber is a temporary number allocated by the MSC of roaming area. The roaming number is affiliated to the number analysis entry of Roaming selector. When the subscriber is the called party, the originating office will connect the speech path to the office of the called party according to the roaming number. During the roaming number configuration, it is required to separate the local roaming number and non-local roaming number. For example, if the local MSC number is 13900888, select MSC Local-Current Office Service from the call type. The index of the office number is 0. In addition, it is also required to conFig the simplest roaming number prefix that does not belong to the local office, such as the number beginning with 139001~139007 and 139009. According to the real conditions, conFig the call type as MSC domestic toll service, MSC local outgoing service or MSC international toll service and select the corresponding outgoing route link at the same time. For the call reset mode, select non-compelled reset. 3. Local fixed subscriber number The fixed subscriber number is also affiliated to the local number analysis entry of MS-originating selector. For the local fixed subscriber number and the toll fixed subscriber number, you can analyze them as the Toll prefix + area code + other number format according to the analysis of the toll analyzer. If the local exchange is separated from the toll exchange, it is required to select different routing links. It is also required to select Local outgoing common service, domestic toll service, or international toll service according to the real call type. For call reset mode, select non-compelled reset. 4. Toll fixed subscriber number A clear difference between the special number configuration and the fixed telephone number analysis is to change the ID of the outgoing routing link to the
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ID of the subscriber circuit group. When the call service type is the special service of the mobile emergency, it is required to input the ID of the subscriber circuit group. The special service group can be set in the location area identity (LAI).
1.1.6 Concept of Common Number

During one basic call, the following numbers are involved: Calling number: the number of the subscriber originating the call. It is also called as A number. Called number: the dialed number. It is also called as B number. Forwarding number: it indicates the number of the forwarding destination if the called subscriber registered the forwarding service. It is also called as C number. Redirection number: the number of the called subscriber will be changed to the redirection number if the called subscriber registered the forwarding service. Original called number: if the call performs one or more forwarding, the first called number is called as the original called number. For example: A dials B and then forwards to C: A is the calling number, B is the original called number (redirection number), and C is the called number. A dials B and then forwards to C, and then C forwards to D: A is the calling number, B is the called number, C is the redirection number and D is the called number.
1.2 Analysis Principle of Mobile Number

1.2.1 Description
The mobile number analysis includes the calling IMSI rate analysis, called IMSI rate analysis, called number rate analysis, IMSI number analysis, local number analysis, number roaming analysis, and OVERLAY special prefix analysis. The following takes the calling IMSI rate analysis, number roaming analysis, IMSI number analysis and the local number analysis as an example to describes the mobile number analysis. When the mobile subscriber is the calling party, it is required to analyze Calling
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IMSI analysis and Called number rate analysis at the same time. The real result is the sum of these two analysis result. When the mobile subscriber is the called party, it is only required to analyze Called IMSI analysis. Set this analysis result as the real result. The purpose of the rate analysis is to analyze the index of the corresponding rate e1~e7 according to IMSI number, MSISDN number and the area code in order to meet the requirement of AOC. The value of e1~e7 should be accurate to 0.1. Note: In general, the value of the database is e1~e7 *10. When the subscriber input the value, it is required to input e1~e7 *10. For example, if e1=0.4, the subscriber should input 4 (e1*10).
1.2.2 IMSI Number Analysis

During the location update request, VLR will address HLR according to IMSI. Through configuring IMSI, the number can be transferred to HLRnumber. During the location update, VLR performs the addressing operation with HLRnumber. IMSI number analysis is mainly used to set the number format of SCCP routing option in the No.7 signaling. That is to say, conFig the E214 number format of the IMSI. After transferring the number through SCCP, the number will be used to find the corresponding HLR. For networking flexible, two conversion methods are provided: ISDN format and HLRGT format. 1. ISDN analysis mode For ISDN analysis mode, transfer the corresponding number prefix in IMSI to a specified analysis result, and then add the redundant numbers to the behind of the analysis result. The typical instance is that: transfer mobile country code (MCC) + mobile network code (MNC) to country code (CC) +network destination code (NDC), and reserve the redundant part. This forms the E214 number format. The ISDN analysis mode is mainly used for the mobile network configuration adopting GT routing. If the following analysis and configuration exist:
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IMSI Number Analysis Result 46000 86139
Analysis Result Index ISDN
The IMSI number accessed by the network is 460001234567890, the corresponding country code is 86, and the network destination code is 139, the analysis result will be 861391234567890 after the number is analyzed through ISDN analysis mode. 2. HLRGT analysis mode For HLRGT analysis mode, transfer the corresponding number prefix in IMSI to a specified analysis result, and then delete the redundant numbers. If the following analysis and configuration exist: IMSI Number Analysis Result 46001 8613098765 Analysis Result Index HLRGT
If the IMSI number accessed by the network is 460011234567890, the corresponding country code is 86, and the network destination code is 130, the analysis result will be 8613098765 after the number is analyzed through the HLRGT analysis mode. This method is mainly used for the mobile network adopting the DPC+SSN routing.
1.2.3 Number of Local Area

The number section of each MSIDSN and ISDN belongs to a toll area. You can analyze each number section to an area code. The area code configuration is used to check whether the mobile or the fixed subscriber number belongs to the local area of the switch, and it further coordinates the switch to complete the toll un-authorized service. For the subscriber with Toll un-authorized function, the call is allowed only when the number prefix of the called number within the data configuration range of the local area code. ConFig the prefix of the local mobile or the fixed telephone number to distinguish the local number from all the number. It includes the following three categories: CC + local area code CC + all mobile number prefix of the local area, including the local mobile network or other mobile network
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In the local mobile network, the mobile number-prefix belonging to HLR.
In which, CC is the country code of the exchange. For example, the country code of the local MSC/VLR is 86, the area code is 25, the local mobile numbers of the local network are 1390515XXXX and 1370517XXXX, and the local mobile subscriber of other networks is 13003423XXX. The configuration data are as follows: 861390515 861370517 8613003423 8625 1390515 1370517
1.2.4 Roaming Number Analysis

The function checks whether it is a roaming number. If it is a roaming number, this function checks whether the number belongs to the international roaming or the domestic roaming. This data helps VLR judge whether the mobile phone is in the roaming status in order to determine whether allows the mobile phone with the roaming restriction function to access the local switch. In the number roaming analysis, it mainly conFigs the international roaming number and the non-roaming number. For the number that is not conFigd, the system will regard it as the domestic roaming number.
1.3 GT Translation Principle

GT translation function is the SCCP layer of the No.7 signaling. GT translation mainly provides services for SCCP layer. It manages the GT translation resource and realizes the routing addressing function. GT translation mainly includes GT translation selector and GT translation data. Both GT translation selector and GT translation data belong to SCCP data configuration. The SCCP data configuration mainly works for the SCCP routing. In R4 system, the MAP signaling among the network entities, such as MSCS/VLR and the
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HLR, is transferred through SCCP. The entities are associated or transferred through the signaling transfer point. After receiving the message from the MAP application layer, SCCP will send, receive, and transfer these messages according to the routing label provided in the message. SCCP has two routing methods: GT routing and DPC+SSN routing. When there is the signaling transfer point between the original signaling point and the destination signaling point, there is some difference between GT routing and DPC+SSN routing. For the DPC+SSN, all the signaling (original signaling point, destination signaling point and STP) in the network can recognize the destination signaling point code. After the signaling gets to the middle node, it will be transferred by the MTP layer directly instead of the SCCP layer. Under this condition, both the original signaling point and STP need to conFig more DPC data. For the GT routing, it is used when the original signaling point and some STP do not know the destination point code of the signaling. For the GT routing, when the signaling is transferred to STP, translate GT to the destination signaling point or translate GT to the DPC of the next hop STP, and then send the message to MTP. For the GT routing, the original signaling point only needs to send the signaling to the STP of the next hop GT translation according to the prefix of GT number. And then the STP will determine whether to send the signaling to the next STP or the destination signaling point. Under this condition, both the original and the STP need to conFig more DPC data. Before configuring GT translation data, it is required to conFig GT translation selector in order to set the basic attribute of the GT translation. In general, it is required to conFig one or two GT translation selectors. One corresponds to E.164 and the other corresponds to E.214.
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2 Number Analysis
The number analysis configuration includes the following contents: ConFig the entry of the number analyzer ConFig the number analysis selector ConFig the template of the number analysis selector for the current office ConFig the template of the number analysis selector ConFig the called number analysis Preview the result of the called number analysis
2.1.1 Adding Number Analyzer Entry

This topic describes how to specify an ID for each kind of number analyzer. 2.1.1.1 Prerequisites To add the number analyzer entry, the following conditions must be met: 2.1.1.2 Steps 1. Specify the exchange to be conFigd in the command terminal. The command is as follows: SET: NEID=<NEID>; Note: NEID is the ID of the exchange to be conFigd in the network management system. 2. ConFig the number analyzer entry. The command is as follows: ADD ENTR: [ID=<ID>], NAME=<NAME> [, TYPE=<TYPE>] [, ENTRKIND=<ENTRKIND>] [, VMSCIDX=<VMSCIDX>]; The parameter description of the command ADD ENTR is shown in Table 1.3 The ID of the exchange to be conFigd is known. Enter the command terminal. The resource of the number analyzer entry is added.
-1. For example, conFig the number analyzer entry. The analyzer entry is 1, the user alias is Entr1, the analyzer entry type is NEWSRV, the analyzer result type is CALLED, and the virtual MSC index is 0. The command is as follows: ADD ENTR: ID=1, NAME="Entr1", TYPE=NEWSRV,
ENTRKIND=CALLED, VMSCIDX=0; 2.1.1.3 Parameter Description The parameter description of the command ADD ENTR is shown in Table 1.3 -1.
Table 1.3-1 ADD ENTR Parameter Description Parameter ID NAME TYPE ENTRKIND Analyzer entry User alias Analyzer entry type. For the details, refer to Table 1.3 -2 Analyzer result type, including CALLED( called number analysis), CALLING( calling number analysis), FORWARD(forwarding calling number analysis), OPIMSI(Calling IMSI number analysis), TPIMSI( called IMSI number analysis) and FWDIMSI( forwarding IMSI number analysis) VMSCIDX Virtual MSC index It is an optional parameter and within 0~65535 integers. The default value is 0 Meaning Instruction It is an optional parameter within 1~1000 integers It is a mandatory parameter and consists of 1~50 characters It is an optional parameter. The default value is NEWSRV It is an optional parameter and the default value is CALLED
Table 1.3-2 Type of Analyzer Entry Parame ter NEWS RV CENT REX PRINE Private network number analyzer CENTREX number analyzer Meaning Number analyzer for new service
Parame ter T SPECS RV LOCA L NATIO NAL INTER
Meaning
Special service number analyzer Local number analyzer Domestic toll number analyzer International toll number analyzer
2.1.2 Configuring Number Analysis Selector

2.1.2.1 Purpose The number analysis selector is the entry of each kind of number analyzer, and it is also the number analyzer entry of the database. It sets the order rule of the number analysis. 2.1.2.2 Prerequisites To conFig the number analysis selector, the following conditions must be met: 2.1.2.3 Steps 1. Specify the exchange to be conFigd in the command terminal. The command is as follows: SET:NEID=<NEID>; Note: NEID is the ID of the exchange to be conFigd in the network management system. 2. Add number analysis selector. The command is as follows: ADD DAS:[ID=<ID>],NAME=<NAME>[,NEWSRV=<NEWSRV>] The ID of the exchange to be conFigd is known. Enter the command terminal. The configuration of the number analyzer entry is completed.
[,CENTR=<CENTR>][,PRINET=<PRINET>][,SPECSRV=<SPECSRV>] [,LOCAL=<LOCAL>][,NATIONAL=<NATIONAL>][, NTER=<INTER>] [,VMSCIDX=<VMSCIDX>]; The parameter description of the command ADD DAS is shown in Table 1.3 -3.
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For example, add the number analysis selector. The ID of the number analyzer selector is 1, the user alias is DAS1, the new service analyzer entry is 1, and the virtual MSC index is 0 .The command is as follows: ADD DAS:ID=1,NAME="DAS1",NEWSRV=1,CENTR=0,PRINET=0,SPECSRV =0,LOCAL=0,NATIONAL=0,INTER=0,VMSCIDX=0; 2.1.2.4 Parameter Description The parameter description of the command ADD DAS is shown in Table 1.3 -3.
Table 1.3-3 ADD DAS Parameter Description
Parameter ID NAME NEWSRV CENTR PRINET SPECSRV LOCAL NATIONAL INTER VMSCIDX
Meaning Number selector User alias New service analyzer analyzer analyzer
Instruction It is an optional parameter within 1~4096 integers It is a mandatory parameter and consists of 1~50 characters It is an optional parameter that is an integer within 0~1000. The default value is 0 It is an optional parameter that is an integer within 0~1000. The default value is 0 It is an optional parameter that is an integer within 0~1000. The default value is 0 It is an optional parameter that is an integer within 0~1000. The default value is 0 It is an optional parameter that is an integer within 0~1000. The default value is 0 analyzer call It is an optional parameter that is an integer within 0~1000. The default value is 0 It is an optional parameter that is an integer within 0~1000. The default value is 0 It is an optional parameter that is an integer within 0~1000. The default value is 0
entrance CENTREX entrance Private network analyzer entrance Special service analyzer entrance Local network analyzer entrance Domestic entrance International analyzer entrance Virtual MSC index
2.1.3 Setting Template of Number Analysis Selector for Current Office

2.1.3.1 Purpose This topic describes the procedure for setting template of number analysis selector for current office.
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2.1.3.2 Steps 1. Specify the exchange to be conFigd in the command terminal. The command is as follows: SET: NEID=<NEID>; Note: NEID is the ID of the exchange to be conFigd in the network management system. 2. Set template of number analysis selector for current office. The command is as follows: SET LDASTMPLT:[MS=<MS>][,MSRN=<MSRN>][,OR=<OR>]
[,CNG=<CNG>][,LI=<LI>][,IP=<IP>][,ICBCNG=<ICBCNG>] [,NC=<NC>][,PBRT=<PBRT>][,FWD=<FWD>] [,FWDCNG=<FWDCNG>][,CNGVIGW=<CNGVIGW>] [,FWDVIGW=<FWDVIGW>][,INTRA=<INTRA>] [,ROUTCAT1=<ROUTCAT1>][,ROUTCAT2=<ROUTCAT2>] [,ROUTCAT3=<ROUTCAT3>][,ROUTCAT4=<ROUTCAT4>] [,ROUTCAT5=<ROUTCAT5>][,IMSI=<IMSI>] [,OVERLAY=<OVERLAY>][,IGWMONITOR=<IGWMONITOR>] [,SHLRSKEY=<SHLRSKEY>][,IMSITPDAS=<IMSITPDAS>] [,IMSIFWDAS=<IMSIFWDAS>][,TESTCALLDAS=<TESTCALLDAS>] [,MBRT=<MBRT>][,PREDAS=<PREDAS>] [,RECNCTDAS=<RECNCTDAS>]; The parameter description of the command SET LDASTMPLT is shown in Table 1.3 -4. For example, set the number analysis selector for the current office. All configurations adopt the default value. The command is as follows: SET LDASTMPLT:MS=0,MSRN=0,OR=0,CNG=0,LI=0,IP=0,ICBCNG=0,NC=0 ,PBRT=0,FWD=0,FWDCNG=0,CNGVIGW=0,FWDVIGW=0,INTRA=0,R OUTCAT1=0,ROUTCAT2=0,ROUTCAT3=0,ROUTCAT4=0,ROUTCAT5= 0,IMSI=0,OVERLAY=0,IGWMONITOR=0,SHLRSKEY=0,RECNCTDAS =0;
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2.1.3.3 Parameter Description The parameter description of the command SET LDASTMPLT is shown in Table 1.3 -4.
Table 1.3-4 SET LDASTMPLT Parameter Description
Parameter MS
Meaning MS-originating selector
Instruction It is an optional parameter that is an integer within 0~4096. It is used to analyze the called number during the MS-originating. If it belongs to the mobile subscriber, MSCS will query the routing information from the corresponding HLR. If it belongs to the fixed telephone subscriber, MSC will connect the call to the local office or the toll office according to the type of the called party
MSRN
Roaming number selector
It is an optional parameter that is an integer within 0~4096. It judges whether the roaming number returned from HLR belongs to the local mobile service or the outgoing mobile service. If it belongs to the local service, it will be sent to the corresponding module. If it belongs to the outgoing service, select the corresponding route link to continue the call according to the real condition. Besides this, it also can judge the forwarding number returned from HLR, and the subscriber number of other mobile office or the fixed telephone office
OR
Optional routing number selector
It is an optional parameter that is an integer within 0~4096. It is used for international roaming call and forwarding service It is an optional parameter that is an integer within 0~4096. It has calling distribution and calling transfer function It is an optional parameter that is an integer within 0~4096. It is used for interception service It is an optional parameter that is an integer within 0~4096. It is used for IP service call It is an optional parameter that is an integer within 0~4096. It is used for incoming call limit service It is an optional parameter that is an integer within 0~4096. It is used for NC/NP service number
CNG
Calling number analysis selector
LI
Lawful interception number selector
IP ICBCNG
IP
Selection
Selector Incoming limit selector NC NC/NP number analysis selector 18
PBRT
Personal ring
back tone
It is an optional parameter that is an integer within 0~4096. It is used for CRBT service It is an optional parameter that is an integer within 0~4096
number selector FWD Forwarding number analysis selector FWDCNG Forwarding calling number analysis selector CNGVIGW Calling number selector (virtual IGW) FWDVIGW Forward number selector (virtual IGW) INTRA ROUTCAT1 Multi-number selector of IGW MS Category 1 Originating Selector ROUTCAT2 MS Category 2 Originating Selector ROUTCAT3 MS Category 3 Originating Selector ROUTCAT4 MS Category 4 Originating Selector ROUTCAT5 MS Category 5 Originating Selector IMSI OVERLAY IMSI Selector It is an optional parameter that is an integer within 0~4096 It is an optional parameter that is an integer within 0~4096 Outgoing Call Overly Selector for Call IGWMONITOR Lawful Interception Num IGW SHLRSKEY SHLR Service 19 It is an optional parameter that is an integer within 0~4096 Selector It is an optional parameter that is an integer within 0~4096 Outgoing It is an optional parameter that is an integer within 0~4096 It is an optional parameter that is an integer within 0~4096 It is an optional parameter that is an integer within 0~4096 It is an optional parameter that is an integer within 0~4096 It is an optional parameter that is an integer within 0~4096 It is an optional parameter that is an integer within 0~4096 It is an optional parameter that is an integer within 0~4096 It is an optional parameter that is an integer within 0~4096 It is an optional parameter that is an integer within 0~4096
Key IMSITPDAS Called selector IMSIFWDAS
Convert IMSI It is an optional parameter that is an integer within 0~4096
Num Selector number analysis Forwarding IMSI TESTCALLDAS Test selector MBRT Multimedia back PREDAS RECNCTDAS Number ring preIt is an optional parameter that is an integer within 0~4096 It is an optional parameter that is an integer within 0~4096 number selector analysis selector Reconnection number analysis selector It is an optional parameter that is an integer within 0~4096 number call It is an optional parameter that is an integer within 0~4096 analysis selector number analysis It is an optional parameter that is an integer within 0~4096
2.1.4 Configuring Template of Number Analysis Selector

2.1.4.1 Purpose This topic describes how to conFig the template of the number analysis selector. 2.1.4.2 Steps 1. Specify the exchange to be conFigd in the command terminal. The command is as follows: SET:NEID=<NEID>; Note: NEID is the ID of the exchange to be conFigd in the network management system. 2. ConFig the template of the number analysis selector. The command is as follows: ADD ACRTMPLT:TMPLIDX=<TMPLIDX>,NAME=<NAME>[,MS=<MS>] [,MSRN=<MSRN>][,OR=<OR>][,CNG=<CNG>][,LI=<LI>][,IP=<IP>] [,CBCNG=<CBCNG>][,NC=<NC>][,PBRT=<PBRT>][,FWD=<FWD>] [,FWDCNG=<FWDCNG>][,CNGVIGW=<CNGVIGW>]
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[,FWDVIGW=<FWDVIGW>][,INTRA=<INTRA>] [,ROUTCAT1=<ROUTCAT1>][,ROUTCAT2=<ROUTCAT2>] [,ROUTCAT3=<ROUTCAT3>][,ROUTCAT4=<ROUTCAT4>] [,ROUTCAT5=<ROUTCAT5>][,IMSI=<IMSI>] [,OVERLAY=<OVERLAY>][,LIIGW=<LIIGW>] [,SHLRSKEY=<SHLRSKEY>][,IMSITPDAS=<IMSITPDAS>] [,IMSIFWDAS=<IMSIFWDAS>][,MBRT=<MBRT>] [,PREDAS=<PREDAS>][,RECNCTDAS=<RECNCTDAS>]; The parameter description of the command ADD ACRTMPLT is shown in Table 1.3 -5. For example, conFig the template of the number analysis selector. The ID of the number analysis selector is 1 and the user alias is ACRTMP1. The command is as follows: ADD ACRTMPLT:TMPLIDX=1,NAME="ACRTMP1",MS=0,MSRN=0,OR=0,C NG=0,LI=0,IP=0,CBCNG=0,NC=0,PBRT=0,FWD=0,FWDCNG=0,CNGVI GW=0,FWDVIGW=0,INTRA=0,ROUTCAT1=0,ROUTCAT2=0,ROUTCA T3=0,ROUTCAT4=0,ROUTCAT5=0,IMSI=0,OVERLAY=0,LIIGW=0,SHL RSKEY=0,IMSITPDAS=0,IMSIFWDAS=0,PREDAS=0,RECNCTDAS=0; 2.1.4.3 Parameter Description The parameter description of the command ADD ACRTMPLT is shown in Table 1.3 -5.
Table 1.3-5 ADD ACRTMPLT Parameter Description
Parameter TMPLIDX NAME MS MSRN OR Number template User alias
Meaning analysis selector integers
Instruction It is a mandatory parameter within 1~65535 It is a mandatory parameter and consists of 1~50 characters It is an optional parameter within 0~4096 integers It is an optional parameter within 0~4096 integers It is an optional parameter within 0~4096 integers
MS-Originating selector Roaming number selector Optional selector 21 routing number
Parameter CNG LI IP CBCNG NC PBRT FWD FWDCNG CNGVIGW FWDVIGW INTRA ROUTCAT1 ROUTCAT2 ROUTCAT3 ROUTCAT4 ROUTCAT5 IMSI OVERLAY LIIGW SHLRSKEY Calling selector
Meaning number analysis integers
Instruction It is an optional parameter within 0~4096 It is an optional parameter within 0~4096 integers It is an optional parameter within 0~4096 integers It is an optional parameter within 0~4096 integers It is an optional parameter within 0~4096 integers It is an optional parameter within 0~4096 integers It is an optional parameter within 0~4096 integers It is an optional parameter within 0~4096 integers selector analysis It is an optional parameter within 0~4096 integers It is an optional parameter within 0~4096 integers of It is an optional parameter within 0~4096 integers It is an optional parameter within 0~4096 integers It is an optional parameter within 0~4096 integers It is an optional parameter within 0~4096 integers It is an optional parameter within 0~4096 integers It is an optional parameter within 0~4096 integers It is an optional parameter within 0~4096 integers It is an optional parameter within 0~4096 integers It is an optional parameter within 0~4096 integers It is an optional parameter within 0~4096 integers
Lawful interception number selector IP selection selector Call barring calling number selector NC/NP selector Personal back ring tone number selector Forwarding number analysis selector Forwarding calling number analysis selector Calling analysis (virtual IGW) Forwarding selector( virtual IGW) Multi-number IGW MS Category 1 Originating Selector MS Category 2 Originating Selector MS Category 3 Originating Selector MS Category 4 Originating Selector MS Category 5 Originating Selector IMSI Selector Outgoing Call Overly Selector for Outgoing Call Lawful Interception Num Selector IGW SHLR Service Key Convert Num Selector 22 Selector number analysis
Parameter IMSITPDAS IMSIFWDAS MBRT PREDAS RECNCTDAS selector
Meaning Called IMSI number analysis Forwarding IMSI number integers
Instruction It is an optional parameter within 0~4096 It is an optional parameter within 0~4096 integers It is an optional parameter within 0~4096 integers It is an optional parameter within 0~1000 integers It is an optional parameter within 0~4096 integers
analysis selector Multimedia back ring number selector Number pre-analysis selector Reconnection analysis selector number
2.1.5 Configuring Called Number Analysis

2.1.5.1 Purpose This topic describes how to conFig the called number analysis. 2.1.5.2 Prerequisites To conFig the called number analysis, the following conditions must be met: 2.1.5.3 Steps 1. Specify the exchange to be conFigd in the command terminal. The command is as follows: SET:NEID=<NEID>; Note: NEID is the ID of the exchange to be conFigd in the network management system. 2. ConFig the called number analysis. The command is as follows: ADD TPDNAL:ENTR=<ENTR>,DIGIT=<DIGIT>[,NAME=<NAME>] The ID of the exchange to be conFigd is known. Enter the command terminal. The configuration of the number analyzer entry is completed.
[,SPECRST=<SPECRST>][,SPECIDX=<SPECIDX>][,CAT=<CAT>] [,RST1=<RST1>][,RST2=<RST2>][,RST3=<RST3>][,RNLEN=<RNLEN>] [,MINL=<MINL>][,MAXL=<MAXL>][,OVLYPRI=<OVLYPRI>] [,REL=<REL>][,NET=<NET>][,NATURE=<NATURE>] [,CNGDDI=<CNGDDI>][,CEDDDI=<CEDDDI>]

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[,OPIMMDDI=<OPIMMDDI>][,TPIMMDDI=<TPIMMDDI>] [,OPDLYDDI=<OPDLYDDI>][,TPDLYDDI=<TPDLYDDI>] [,PREDDI=<PREDDI>][,VIDEO=<VIDEO>][,TIMELMT=<TIMELMT>] [,AUXDAS=<AUXDAS>][,TYPE=<TYPE>][,DISTN=<DISTN>] [,A6P=<A6P>][,PRELEN=<PRELEN>][,INSRV=<INSRV>] [,ENOTHOPT=<ENOTHOPT>][,DISOTHOPT=<DISOTHOPT>] [,FAXIDX=<FAXIDX>][,AVIDX=<AVIDX>][,DVIDX=<DVIDX>] [,ADATAIDX=<ADATAIDX>][,DDATAIDX=<DDATAIDX>] [,DDCPLAY=<DDCPLAY>][,VAD=<VAD>] [,PARTYMGWCODE=<PARTYMGWCODE>] [,CALLSERVPRIORLVL=<CALLSERVPRIORLVL>] [,RERTS=<RERTS>][,INCHAIN=<INCHAIN>]; The parameter description of the command ADD TPDNAL is shown in Table 1.3 -6. For example, conFig the called number analysis. The analyzer entry is 5, the user alias is TPDNAL1, and the analyzed number is 15902099. The command is as follows: ADD TPDNAL:ENTR=5,DIGIT="15902099",NAME="TPDAS1",SPECRST=0, SPECIDX=0,CAT=MSCO,RST1=0,RST2=0,RST3=0,RNLEN=0,MINL=3, MAXL=20,OVLYPRI=NO,REL=NO,NET=1,NATURE=DEF,CNGDDI=N O,CEDDDI=NO,OPIMMDDI=0,TPIMMDDI=0,OPDLYDDI=0,TPDLYDD I=0,PREDDI=0,VIDEO=LSUP,TIMELMT=0,AUXDAS=0,TYPE=INVA,DI STN=INVA,A6P=0,PRELEN=0,INSRV=INM,FAXIDX=0,AVIDX=0,DVID X=0,ADATAIDX=0,DDATAIDX=0,DDCPLAY=NONE,VAD=INVALID,CA LLSERVPRIORLVL=INVALID,RERTS=0,INCHAIN=NO; 2.1.5.4 Parameter Description The parameter description of the command ADD TPDNAL is shown in Table 1.3 -6
Table 1.3-6 ADD TPDNAL Parameter Description
Parameter ENTR
Meaning Analyzer entry integers.
Instruction It is a mandatory parameter within 1~1000 Select the analyzer entry corresponding to the prefix of the analyzed
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Parameter
Meaning
Instruction number. For the local call, select the analyzer entry corresponding to the local number analyzer
DIGIT
Analyzed number
It is a mandatory parameter within 0~20 digits. Enter the prefix of the called number. For the intraoffice call, it is required to conFig the prefix of the called number and the local roaming number
NAME SPECRST SPECIDX CAT
User alias Special analysis result rule Special analysis result index Call service types. For the details, refer to Table 1.3 -7
It is a mandatory parameter and consists of 1~50 It is an optional parameter within 0~65535 integers It is an optional parameter within 0~65535 integers It is an optional parameter and the default value is NULL. The service type of the number determines the direction of the call. The called number of the local office is analyzed subscriber) The roaming number of the local office is analyzed as MSLO (MSC local service of the office) The roaming number of other office is analyzed as MSLO (MSC local outgoing service) as MSCO (MSC ordinary
RST1 RST2 RST3 RNLEN MINL
Number analysis result 1 Number analysis result 2 Number analysis result 3 MNP routing code length Number flow minimum length
It
is
an
optional
parameter
within
0~2147483647 integers It is an optional parameter within 0~255 integers It is an optional parameter within 0~2147483647 integers It is an optional parameter within 0~40 integers It is an optional parameter within 0~255 integers. The default value is 3. It indicates the minimum bits of the dialed number. If the dialed number is less than this minimum, the call will fail. In general, the default value is 6 MAXL Number flow maximum length It is an optional parameter within 0~255 integers. The default value is 20. It indicates 25
Parameter
Meaning
Instruction the maximum bit of the dialed number. If the bit of the dialed number is more than the maximum, the call will fail. In general, it is 11
OVLYPRI
OVERLAY priority, including HCSI( higher than CSI) and NO( no priority)
It is an optional parameter and the default value is NO It is an optional parameter and the default value is NO. Select it according to the actual conditions. In general, select NO. but for some special numbers, such as 110 and 119, select CED It is an optional parameter, and the default value is N1. Select the signaling network of the destination office for the call among the offices of other networks. This configuration is insignificant for the local office call It is an optional parameter and the default value is DEF
REL
Speech mode, CING(
channel calling
recovery including control
recovery), CED( called control recovery), NO( non-control recovery) NET Type of the destination network, including the options N1~8 (the signaling network 1~8) NATRUE The number address attribute, including attribute), number ), DEF(default INT(international NAT(domestic
number), LOC(local number) and UNK(attribute unknown ) CNGDDI Calling number changes again, including YES( allowed) and NO( not allowed) CEDDDI OPIMMDDI TPIMMDDI OPDLYDDI TPDLYDDI PREDDI VEDIO Called number changes again Calling Index Called Number Changes Index Calling Called Number Number Delays Delays Number Changes ~ It is an optional parameter within 0~65535 integers It is an optional parameter within 0~65535 integers It is an optional parameter within 0~65535 integers It is an optional parameter within 0~65535 integers It is an optional parameter within 0~65535 integers Between including user, It is an optional parameter and the default value is LSUP Phones, Changes Index Changes Index Number transfer index over B interface Communication Video LSUP(local ~
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Parameter support
Meaning video phones), OSUP(other networks user, support video phones) and ONSUP(other networks user, not support video phones)
Instruction
TIMELMT AUXDAS TYPE
Maximum call duration (Min) Assistant selector Number Type , including INVA(invalid), TRAD(Classical toll), IP1(IP the first dial) and IP2(IP the second dial) number analysis
It is an optional parameter within 0~65535 integers It is an optional parameter within 0~65535 integers ~
DISTN
The
distance, ),
including PROV(IntraINPRO(Inter-
INVA(invalid), province province)and
INNA(international) A6P PRELEN INSRV Which bit sends A6 signal Toll prefix +area code length Implement INM(Intelligent Method/Intelligent Platform/2000 Outgoing Method) ENOTHOPT DISOTHOPT FAXIDX AVIDX DVIDX ADATAIDX Enable options. For the details, refer to Table 1.3 -8 Disable options. For the ~ It is an optional parameter within 0~65535 integers Simulate Result Alphanumeric Video Analysis Result Simulate Data Analysis Result 27 Video Analysis It is an optional parameter within 0~65535 integers It is an optional parameter within 0~65535 integers It is an optional parameter within 0~65535 details, refer to Table 1.3 -8 Fax Analysis Result Index ~ method of It is an optional parameter within 0~15 integers It is an optional parameter within 0~15 integers ~ intelligent service, including Network Outgoing Service
Method ) and IPL(Intelligent
Parameter DDATAIDX DDCPLAY
Meaning integers Alphanumeric Data Analysis Result Whether to play the DDC tone, including NONE(None Of Play DDC) and PLAY(Play DDC )
Instruction It is an optional parameter within 0~65535 integers -
VAD
The
VAD
flag,
including
CLOSE(close), PARTYMGWC ODE CALLSERVPR IORLVL RERTS INCHAIN Automatic Routeset Call Type Priority MGW Number
OPEN(open) It is an optional parameter within 0~16 It is an optional parameter and the default value is INVALID Re-routing It is an optional parameter within 0~1000. The default value is 0 The default value is NO
and INVALID(invalid)
Whether Inner Chain
Table 1.3-7 Call Service Types
Service Type NULL LLC LOL LORU DWTM DWTA DBTM DBTA INTM INTA LSPA LSFR OUPA OUFR DEPS CENTL CENTO TELCA EQACL
Meaning Null Number Current Office In The Local Network/Common Service Outgoing/Local Service Of The Local Network Local Network Outgoing/Rural(Network) Call Service Domestic Toll (In Macro Cell) Manual Service Domestic Toll (Within Macro Cell) Auto-Service Domestic Toll(Between Macro Cell) Manual Service Domestic Toll(Between Macro Cell) Auto-Service International Toll Manual Service International Toll Automatic Service Paid Special Service Of The Current Office Free Special Service Of The Current Office Outgoing Paid Special Service Outgoing Free Special Service Additional service Local Call Within The CENTREX Business Group Outgoing Call Within The CENTREX Business Group Call Of The Intelligent Network Service Equal Access: CIC Of The Subscribed Operator 28
EQACO STONE DDCI DDCC DDCO DDCCO MSCO MSLL MSLO CINRE MSLTE AAC OVPRE OVCS MSITE IP SSP NSSP IPMO INSIP ALIP OVMO OVMT MNP MNPR SIPO H323 MOIMC SSSP IGWA DASA OCIC NUMC LINTS SHLRQ IGWC ISSPQ IGWLF IGWLP IGWOV IGWDDCIN
Equal Access: Non-Local-Network CIC Announcement Service, CAT_SEND_TONE DDC Direct Collect Incoming DDC Local Direct Collect Call DDC Direct Collect Outgoing DDC Local Collect Outgoing MSC common service MSC Local-Current Office Service(Roaming Number) MSC local outgoing service(Roaming number) Calling Incoming Call Restriction MSC Domestic Toll(Roaming Number) Auto-Response Number (AAC,AUTOANSWERINGCIRCUITVOICE) OVERLAY Prefix Incoming Service OVERLAY Calling Service MSC International Toll(Roaming Number) IP Fixed Service SSP Charging And Querying Service Non-SSP Charging And Querying Service IP Mobile Service IP Service Dialed By The Intelligent Network User Independent IP Service OVERLAY:MO-Triggered CAMEL Service OVERLAY:MT-Triggered CAMEL Service Mobile Number Portability Mobile Number Portability Routing The SIP outgoing call The H323 call Special Service Of Mobile Emergency Independent SSP Outgoing Service IGW Supplement Service Selector Analysis Service(Virtual IGW) Local Valid CIC Service Outgoing paid special service (can dial when overdue) Current Office Intelligent Service SHLR Querying Service (only IGW) IGW Common Service (only IGW) IGW SSP Charging And Querying Service (only IGW) IGW Free Special Service Of The Current Office IGW Paid Special Service Of The Current Office IGW OVERLAY Prefix Service Of The Current Office IGW DDC Direct Collect Incoming 29
IGWDDCLOCAL
IGW DDC Local Direct Collect Call Table 1.3-8 Other Options
Service Type CCS7 CHGK CHGN DELA MAIL NSCP NETF VNUM HRA NTC LSIN CON SHLRF SHLRG JUDG
Meaning Auto Send Calling Number When Use CCS7 Of Outgroup Change Calling User Kind Number Change By The Subscriber Delayed Dialing Of The Special Service 166 Voice Mailbox Service Wait No SCP Response Intelligent Network's Forward Message Virtual Number High Rate Not Trigger Calling The Intelligent Service Listening Number Incoming Early Send Connect Message(IGW Only) Not Trigger SHLR Query Over Net Number In SHLR Need Judge IP Resource
2.1.6 Previewing TPDNAL Result

2.1.6.1 Purpose You can only check whether the configuration of the number analysis conFigd in the background is correct during the service debugging. You can test the number analysis result through the preview test command about the number analysis provided by the background of the network management. The background inputs the number analysis selector and the number, conceives the request parameter, invokes the DB interface of the foreground, and the returns the result to the subscriber. At present, there are many kinds of number analysis: calling number analysis, called number analysis, forwarding calling number analysis, calling IMSI number analysis, called IMSI number analysis, and forwarding IMSI number analysis. It needs to allocate each number analysis with a kind of number analysis preview command. 2.1.6.2 Prerequisites To preview TPDNAL result, the following conditions must be met: The ID of the exchange to be conFigd is known.
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Enter the command terminal. The communication between the foreground and the background is normal, and the configuration of the number analysis result is completed.
2.1.6.3 Steps 1. Specify the exchange to be conFigd in the command terminal. The command is as follows: SET:NEID=[NEID]; Note: NEID is the ID of the exchange to be conFigd in the network management system. 2. Preview TPDNAL result. The command is as follows: TEST TPDNAL:DAS=<DAS>,DIGIT=<DIGIT>,OPOT=<OPOT>; The parameter description of the command TEST TPDNAL is shown in Table 1.3 -9. For example, preview TPDNAL result. The number analysis selector is 2, the analyzed number is 2, and the originating office type is SELF. The command is as follows: TEST TPDNAL:DAS=2,DIGIT="2",OPOT=SELF; 3. Check the command executive result. If the command result is not correct, it is required to check the configuration data of the number analysis. 2.1.6.4 Parameter Description The parameter description of the command TEST TPDNAL is shown in Table 1.3 -9.
Table 1.3-9 TEST TPDNAL PARAMETER Description
Parameter DAS DIGIT OPOT
Meaning Number analysis selector Analyzed number Originating office type
Instruction It is a mandatory parameter within 1~4096 Enter it according to the actual conditions. It is less than 20 digits It includes five types: SELF( originating local), LOCAL( incoming call, opposite office is local office), TOLL( incoming call, opposite office is toll office), TLOCAL( incoming call, opposite office is toll local office) 31
and INT(incoming call, opposite office is international office)
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3 Number Transform Function

3.1 Description of Number Transform
3.1.1 Description
Number transform is an important part of the number analysis. The number analysis is the core of the service flow and it controls the whole call flow. During the call, the service and the call formats are various. In different exits of the call, there may be different number formats. The number analysis of the calling side cannot complete number transform of all the interfaces. According to different judgments standard, the number transform includes the following types: According to the type, the number transform is categorized into calling number transform and the called number transform. According to the efficient, the number transform is categorized into immediate transform and delay transform. The number of the former takes effect immediately, and the number of the later takes effect on the outgoing side. According to the configuration, it also includes whether allows transforming the following calling number again and whether allows transforming the following called number again. According to the transform mode, it also includes ADD, DEL, MOD, REP and ORIGINAL. The number transform function includes the number transform of the outgoing signaling interface, the number transform of SCP interface, the number transform of MAP interface, the calling number display transform and the called number display transform.
3.1.2 Concept
Immediate transform: the transform results of the calling number and the called number are displayed in the following processing and the information record of the local office. The immediate transform takes effect immediately during the incoming
and the origination, and the transform result is used during the call. Delay transform: it takes effect on the outgoing signaling. The transform results of the calling number and the called number are not displayed. The delay transform takes effect during the outgoing. The half-call interface transfers the mark and the index of the delay transform of both the calling and the called number. The field Not allowed to transform the calling number again plays a role in the calling number immediate transform and the calling number delay transform. The field Not allowed to transform the called number again plays a role in the called number immediate transform and the called number delay transform.
3.1.3 Steps
The steps for perform the number transform according to the number transform selector are as follows: 1. Look for the configuration table of the number transform according to the number transform selector to find the analysis result of the corresponding transform number. 2. Obtain the transform mode of the code stream according to the analysis result of the number transform. 3. Perform the number transform according to the detailed transform mode of the code stream. 4. In the number transfer function, the attribute of the address transferred according to the number transfer analysis selector should refer to the Address Attribute in the configuration of number transfer analysis result. 3.1.3.1 Configuration Flow 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. ConFig mobile number prefix ConFig the number transfer switch ConFig the number transfer selector ConFig the conversion mode of the code stream ConFig the number transfer analysis result ConFig number transfer analysis
7. 8. 9.
Number transfer function of NNI Number transfer function of SCP interface Number transfer function of MAP interface
10. Display transfer function of calling number 11. Display transfer function of called number
3.2 Mobile Number Prefix Configuration

3.2.1 Purpose
Before the number transform, it is required to judge whether the current number is a mobile number or a fixed number. For example, if the first two digitals are 13, it means this is a mobile number. Or else, it is a fixed number.
3.2.2 Steps
1. Specify the exchange to be conFigd in the command terminal.
SET:NEID=<NEID>; Note: NEID is the ID of the exchange to be conFigd in the network management system. 2. ConFig the prefix of the mobile number. The command is as follows:
ADD MCODE: [ID=<ID>], CODE=<CODE>, NAME=<NAME>; The parameter description of the command ADD MCODE is shown in Table 3.2 -10. For example, conFig the mobile number prefix as 13 on MSCS 9. The command is as follows: ADD MCODE:ID=1,CODE="13",NAME="13";
3.2.3 Parameter Description

The parameter description of the command ADD MCODE is shown in Table 3.2 -10.
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Table 3.2-10 ADD MCODE Parameter Description
Parameter ID CODE NAME
Meaning ID Mobile number prefix User alias
Instruction It is an unified number in OMM, and it should be different The first two digitals of the mobile number, such as 13 and 15 It consists of 1~50 characters
3.3 Number Transfer Switch Configuration

3.3.1 Purpose
This topic describes how to conFig the number transfer switch in the MSCS where the number is analyzed. The number transform switch includes SCP number transform switch, MAP number transform switch and the number transform switch about the outgoing signaling.
3.3.2 Steps
SET: NEID=<NEID>; Note: NEID is the ID of the exchange to be conFigd in the network management system. 2. ConFig the number transform switch. The command is as follows:
ADD NUMTRFSW: [SCP=<SCP>][, MAP=<MAP>][, NNI=<NNI>]; The parameter description of the command ADD NUMTRFSW is shown in Table 3.3 -11. For example, turn on the number transform switch on MSCS9. The command is as follows: ADD NUMTRFSW:SCP="ALL",MAP=RTREQ,NNI=OUTSIG;

The parameter description of the command ADD NUMTRFSW is shown in Table 3.3 -11.
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Table 3.3-11 ADD NUMTRFSW Parameter Description
Parameter SCP
Meaning SCP Number Transfer Switch
Instruction It is an optional parameter indicating the number transform switch of the CAP interface of SCP. It is required to conFig the corresponding switch according to the flow. If the corresponding flow is selected, it means the SCP number transform of the corresponding flow takes effect; if the corresponding flow is not selected, it means the SCP number transform of the corresponding doesnt take effect. This option includes NULL (select none), CALLINGFLW (calling flow), CALLEDFLW (called flow), FWDFLW (forward flow), VMSC (VMSC called flow), NCALLERFLW (new caller flow), NCALLFLW (new call flow) and ALL (select all). In general, the option ALL is selected
MAP
MAP number transfer switch
It is an optional parameter indicating the number transform switch of MAP interface. If the option Route Request is selected, this MAP Number Transform Switch takes effect; if the option Route Request Transform is not selected, does not this take MAP Number This Switch effect.
parameter includes two options: NULL (select none) and RTREQ (route request). In general, select RTREQ NNI Signaling number transfer switch It is an optional parameter indicating the number transform switch of the outgoing signaling. If the option OUTSIG (outgoing signaling) is selected, this parameter takes effect. If the option OUTSIG (outgoing signaling) is not selected, this parameter does not take effect. In general, select OUTSIG
3.4 Number Transfer Selector Configuration

3.4.1 Purpose
This topic describes how to conFig the number transfer selector in the MSCS where the number is analyzed.
3.4.2 Steps
SET:NEID=<NEID>;
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Note: NEID is the ID of the exchange to be conFigd in the network management system. 2. ConFig the number transform selector. The command is as follows:
ADD NUMTRFDAS : [ID=<ID>], NAME=<NAME>; The parameter description of the command ADD NUMTRFDAS is shown in Table 3.4 -12. For example, conFig the number transform selector on MSCS 9. The number transfer selector is 1 and the user alias is Change1. The command is as follows: ADD NUMTRFDAS:ID=1,NAME="Change1";

The parameter description of the command ADD NUMTRFDAS is shown in Table 3.4 -12.
Table 3.4-12 ADD NUMTRFDAS Parameter Description
Parameter ID NAME
Meaning Number transform selector User alias 1~1000
Instruction It is an optional parameter and it is within It is a mandatory parameter and consists of 1~50 characters
3.5 Conversion Mode of Code Stream Configuration

3.5.1 Purpose
This topic describes how to conFig the conversion mode of the code stream in MSCS where the number is analyzed. The conversion mode includes ADD, DEL, MOD, REP and ORIGINAL.
3.5.2 Prerequisites
To conFig the conversion mode of the code stream, the following conditions must be met: Enter the command terminal. The configuration of the code stream transform data is completed.
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3.5.3 Steps
SET:NEID=<NEID>; Note: NEID is the ID of the exchange to be conFigd in the network management system. 2. ConFig the conversion mode of the code stream. The command is as follows: DDI : MTHD=<MTHD>[, ID=<ID>][, OFFSET=<OFFSET>][, NEWNAT=<NEWNAT>],
ADD
DDISIZE=<DDISIZE>][,
DN=<DN>][,
NAME=<NAME>[, VMSCIDX=<VMSCIDX>]; The parameter description of the command ADD DDI is shown in Table 3.5 -13. For example, conFig the conversion mode of the code stream on MSCS 9. The Conversion Mode of The Code Stream is ADD, the Number Added/Replaced is 123, and the ID is 1. The command is as follows: ADD DDI:MTHD=ADD,ID=1,OFFSET=1,DN="123",NEWNAT=DEF,NAME="1";

The parameter description of the command ADD DDI is shown in Table 3.5 -13.
Table 3.5-13 ADD DDI Parameter Description
Parameter MTHD
Meaning Conversion mode of the code stream REP and ORIGINAL
Instruction It is a mandatory parameter which includes ADD, DEL, MOD,
ID OFFSET
ID Start position of the code stream
It is an optional parameter within in 1~2048. It is the unified index of OMM and it should be different It is an optional parameter within 0~4. The default value is 1
DDISIZE
Sized deleted or modified
It is an optional parameter within in 0~40 and the default value is 0. When the Conversion Mode of the Code Stream is ADD or REP, this parameter is invalid. When the Conversion Mode of the Code Stream is DEL, it means the length of the code stream deleted. When the Conversion Mode of the Code Stream is MOD, it means the length of the code stream modified 39
Parameter DN
Meaning Number Added/Replac ed
Instruction It is an optional parameter within 0~40. When the conversion mode of the code stream is ADD, it means the code stream added before the original number, such as 123 in this example. When the conversion mode of the code stream is DEL, this parameter is invalided. When the conversion mode of the code stream is MOD, it means the code stream to be modified. When the conversion mode of the code stream is REP, it means the new replaced code stream
NEWNAT
Number address attribute after conversed
It is an optional parameter. If it is not required to modify the attribute of the conversed number, select DEF (default attribute). Otherwise, modify the attribute for the conversed number according to the real requirement. This parameter includes four options: INT (International number), NAT (Domestic number), LOC (Local number) and UNK (Attribute unknown)
NAME
User alias
It is an optional parameter and consists of 1~50 characters
3.6 Number Transform Analysis Result Configuration

3.6.1 Purpose
This topic describes how to conFig the number transform analysis result in MSCS where the number is analyzed.
3.6.2 Prerequisites
To conFig the number transform analysis result, the following conditions must be met: Enter the command terminal. The configuration of the conversion mode of the code stream is completed.
3.6.3 Steps
SET:NEID=<NEID>; Note: NEID is the ID of the exchange to be conFigd in the network management system. 2. ConFig the number transform analysis result. The command is as follows:
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ADD NUMTRFRST:MINLEN=<MINLEN>,MAXLEN=<MAXLEN>,DDI=<DDI>[,ID =<ID>][,NEWNAT=<NEWNAT>],NAME=<NAME>[,CLIPTAG=<CLIPTAG>] [,CUTNUM=<CUTNUM>]; The parameter description of the command ADD NUMTRFRST is shown in Table 3.7 -15. For example, conFig the number transform analysis result on MSCS 9. The command is as follows: ADD NUMTRFRST: MINLEN=0, MAXLEN=20, DDI=1, NAME="1",
CLIPTAG=NO, CUTNUM=NO;

The parameter description of the command ADD NUMTRFRST is shown in c
Table 3.6-14 ADD NUMTRFRST Parameter Description
Parameter MINLEN
Meaning Number flow minimum length
Instruction It is a mandatory parameter within 0~40. It indicates the minimum length of the conversed number flow It is a mandatory parameter within 0~40. It indicates the maximum length of the conversed number flow It is a mandatory parameter within 1~2048. It is the number transfer index conFigd in the related code stream It is an optional parameter within 1~1024. It is the global index of OMM and it should be different
MAXLEN
Number flow maximal length
DDI ID
Number transfer index Number transfer analysis result index
NEWNAT
Address attribute
It is an optional parameter. It is not required to modify the address attribute of the conversed number, select DEF(default attribute). Otherwise, set the address attribute according to the real requirements. This parameter includes the following options INT( international number), NAT( domestic number ), LOC( local number ) and UNK( attribute unknown)
NAME CLIPTAG
User alias Calling display
It is a mandatory parameter and consists of 1~50 characters It is an optional parameter including YES and NO
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related called Tag CUTNUM Numbers length cut Dont It is an optional parameter including YES and NO
3.7 Number Transfer Analysis Configuration

3.7.1 Purpose
This topic describes how to conFig number transfer analysis in the MSCS where the number is analyzed.
3.7.2 Prerequisites
To conFig the number transfer, the following conditions must be met: Enter the command terminal. The configuration of the number transfer selector is completed. The configuration of the number transfer analysis result is completed.
3.7.3 Steps
SET:NEID=<NEID>; Note: NEID is the ID of the exchange to be conFigd in the network management system. 2. ConFig number transfer analysis. The command is as follows:
ADD NUMTRFANA:DAS=<DAS>,DIGIT=<DIGIT>,RTID=<RTID>[,ID=<ID>],NAME= <NAME>,SPECIDX=<SPECIDX>,SPECRST=<SPECRST>; The parameter description of the command ADD NUMTRFANA is shown in Table 3.7 -15. For example, conFig the number transfer analysis on MSCS 9. The number transfer selector is 1, the analysis number is 138003, and the analysis result index is 1. The command is as follows:
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ADD NUMTRFANA:DAS=1,DIGIT="138003",RTID=1,NAME="1",SPECIDX=1,SPECRS T=1;

The parameter description of the command ADD NUMTRFANA is shown in Table 3.7 -15.
Table 3.7-15 ADD NUMTRFANA Parameter Description
Parameter DAS
Meaning Number transfer selector Analysis number
Instruction It is a mandatory parameter within 1~1000. The number transfer selector is conFigd in the related number transfer selector It is a mandatory parameter within 1~20. It indicates the analyzed number or prefix that performs the number transform with the number transfer selector It is a mandatory parameter within 1~1024. It indicates the analysis result index conFigd in the related analysis result It is an optional parameter within 1~2048 It is a mandatory parameter and consists of 1~50 characters It is a mandatory parameter within 0~600
DIGIT
RTID
Analysis result index ID User alias Rule of the special analysis result Special analysis result index
ID NAME SPECIDX
SPECRST
It is a mandatory parameter within 0~1024
3.8 Number Transfer Function of NNI

3.8.1 Methods
MS1 originates MS2, and the called MS2 is the local mobile number. Turn on the number transfer switch of the outgoing signaling, and then conFig the called number as 1-1 (LAN mobile number transfer mode-International prefix, number attribute is international) in the number transfer configuration of the outgoing signaling. And then conFig the selector of the called number as 1 in the configuration of the number
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transfer selector. In the number transfer analysis selector 1, transfer the number 00+CC+MS2.
3.8.2 Number Transfer Flow

1. Before sending SETUP message to MCC, it is required to query the configuration table according to the outgoing direction number in order to obtain Number transfer mode and Number transfer selector to the calling/called number. 2. 3. Transfer the number display according to the Number transfer mode. At last, invoke the database to obtain the transfer mode according to Number transfer selector and then transfer the number. After the transfer, send IAM message to the peer end office.
3.8.3 Concept Description

The type of the number is as follows: the calling number, the called number, the command number, the common number, the original called number and the redirection number. The calling number and the called number are easy to be understood. In the forwarding service, there are the original called number and the redirection number. In the intelligent service, there are the original called number, the common number and the redirection number. The concept about the international toll number, the local mobile number, non-local mobile number, the local fixed telephone number and the non-local fixed telephone number is as follows: 1. The international toll number is very simple. The CC of the international toll number is not consisted with that of the local number. 2. For the local mobile number, it is required to analyze the type of NDC. Note: the type of the NDC should be the same with the type of NDC conFigd in the local mobile data. 3. For non-local mobile number, it is required to analyze the type of NDC. Note: the type of NDC should be different from the type of NDC conFigd in the local mobile data. 4. The local fixed telephone number and the non-local fixed number is differentiated through the area code. The details are as follows:
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For the originating call, if it is accessed through the common domain, delete the prefix and the compare the area code with that conFigd in the local mobile data configuration. If these two area codes are consistent, it means they belong to local fixed number. Otherwise, it means the number does not belong to the local number. If the number is access from the virtual VMSC, compare the area code with that corresponds to the virtual VMSC. If these two area codes are consistent, it means the number belong to the local number. Otherwise, it means the number does not belong to the local number. For the number with no area code, if the number attribute is local, it means it is a local fixed number. If the number is a domestic toll number or a special service number, it is required to judge the area code.
3.8.4 Configuring Number Transfer for NNI 3.8.5 Purpose

This topic describes how to conFig number transfer for NNI on MSCS where the number is analyzed.
3.8.6 Prerequisites
To conFig the number transfer for NNI, the following conditions must be met: Enter the command terminal. The configuration of the number transfer selector is completed.
3.8.7 Steps
SET:NEID=<NEID>; Note: NEID is the ID of the exchange to be conFigd in the network management system. 2. ConFig number transfer for NNI. The command is as follows: NUMTRFNNI : OFCID=<OFCID>[, ID=<ID>][,
ADD
CALLING=<TRFTYPE>-<TRFVAL>][, <TRFVAL>][,
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CALLED=<TRFTYPE>-
CURNUM=<TRFTYPE>-<TRFVAL>][,
ORGCALLED=<TRFTYPE>-<TRFVAL>][,
REDIR=<TRFTYPE>-
<TRFVAL>][, DASS=<DASTYPE>-<DAS>], NAME=<NAME>; The parameter description of the command ADD NUMTRFNNI is shown in Table 3.8 -16. For example, conFig number transfer for NNI. The office ID is 255, and the called number transfer mode is 1-1. The command is as follows: ADD NUMTRFNNI: OFCID=255, CALLED="1-1", DASS="2-1"&"3-1", NAME="255";

The parameter description of the command ADD NUMTRFNNI is shown in Table 3.8 -16.
Table 3.8-16 ADD NUMTRFNNI Parameter Description Parameter OFCID ID CALLING CALLED CURNUM ORGCALLED REDIR DASS Meaning Office ID Configuration n ID Calling number transfer mode Called number transfer mode Currency number transfer mode Original called number transfer mode Redirect number transfer mode Number transfer selector list It is an optional parameter and the format is DASTYPE - DAS (number transfer selector typenumber transfer selector). For the type of number transfer selector, refer to Table 3.8 -19 NAME User alias It is a mandatory parameter and consists of 1~50 characters Instruction It indicates the ID of the outgoing office It is an optional parameter within 1~200 digitals It is an optional parameter and the format is TRFTYPE- TRFVAL (number transfer type number transfer mode). For number transfer type, refer to Table 3.8 -17. For number transfer mode, refer to Table 3.8 -18
Table 3.8-17 Parameter Description of Number Transfer Type Parameter 46 Meaning Instruction
LOCMB OTHMB LOCFIX OTHFIX INTL
LAN mobile number transfer mode Other mobile number transfer mode Local fixed telephone number transfer mode Other place fixed telephone number transfer mode International toll number transfer mode
1 2 3 4 5
Table 3.8-18 Parameter Description of Number Transfer Mode Parameter NOTRF INTL_INTL INTL_UNKN NO_INTL_INTL NAT_NAT NAT_UNKN NO_NAT_NAT NO_NDC_LOC NO_NDC_UNKN NO_NDC_NAT_NAT NO_NDC_NAT_UNKN Meaning Not transfer International international International prefix, number attribute is unknown No international prefix, international International prefix, number attribute is internal Internal prefix, number attribute is unknown No internal prefix, number attribute is internal No NDC, user number format, number attribute is local No NDC, user number format, number attribute is unknown No NDC, internal prefix, number attribute is local No NDC, internal prefix, number attribute is unknown 9 10 8 4 5 6 7 number attribute is 2 3 prefix, number attribute is Instruction 0 1
Table 3.8-19 Parameter Description of the Type of Number Transfer Selector Parameter NOTYPE CALLING CALLED CALLEDBCD ORGCALLED REDIR Meaning No number transfer mode Calling number transfer mode Called number transfer mode Called BCD number transfer mode Current number transfer mode Redirect number transfer mode 0 1 2 3 4 5 Instruction
3.9 Number Transfer Function of SCP Interface

3.9.1 Function Description
When the service alternates with SCP, the function is used to transfer the calling
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number, the called number, the called BCD number, the original called number and the redirection number before sending IDP. SCP number has six flows: MO calling flow, MT forward flow, MT called flow, VT VMSC called flow, NP new caller flow, NC new call flow. These six flows correspond to the following six modes of the SCP number transfer switch: CALLINGFLW( calling flow), CALLEDFLW( called flow), FWDFLW( forward flow), VMSC( VMSC called flow), NCALLERFLW( new caller flow) and NCALLFLW( new call flow). The relationship of the first four flows is as follows: MO means the calling subscribes OCSI. MT means the called subscribes TCSI. MF means the forwarding calling subscribes OCSI. VT VMSC means the called subscribes VT_CSI. The number relating to MO calling flow includes calling number and the called BCD number. The number relating to MF forwarding flow includes the calling number, the called number, the original number and the redirection number. The number relating to VT VMSC called flow includes the calling number, the called number, the original number and the redirection number. MS1 originates MS2, and the MS1 is the local mobile number. MS1 subscribes the OCSI service of which the type is PPS. At this time, it is required to check whether the calling number in IDP message is transferred.

1. Before SSF module sends IDP message to SCP, it is required to check whether the switch of SCP number is on. If it is on, query the configuration table according to the SCP address, the service key and the type of the current call to obtain Number transfer mode and Number transfer selector. 2. 3. Transfer the number according to Number transfer mode. At last, invoke the database to obtain the transfer mode according to Number transfer selector and then to transfer the number. After the number transfer, send IDP message to SCP.
3.9.3 Configuring Number Transfer for SCP Interface

3.9.3.1 Purpose This topic describes how conFig the number transfer for SCP interface on MSCS where the number is analyzed.
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3.9.3.2 Prerequisites To conFig the number transfer for SCP interface, the following conditions must be met: Enter the command terminal. The configuration of the number transfer selector is completed. 3.9.3.3 Steps 1. Specify the exchange to be conFigd in the command terminal.
SET: NEID=<NEID>; Note: NEID is the ID of the exchange to be conFigd in the network management system. 2. ConFig number transfer for SCP interface. The command is as follows: NUMTRFSCP : SCPADDR=<SCPADDR>, ID=<ID>][, SRVKEY=<SRVKEY>, CALLING=<TRFTYPE>ORGCALLED=<TRFTYPE>DASS=<DASTYPE>-
ADD
CALLTYPE=<CALLTYPE>[, <TRFVAL>][, <TRFVAL>][,
CALLED=<TRFTYPE>-<TRFVAL>][, REDIR=<TRFTYPE>-<TRFVAL>][,
CALLEDBCD=<TRFTYPE>-<TRFVAL>][, <DAS>], NAME=<NAME>;
The parameter description of the command ADD NUMTRFSCP is shown in Table 3.9 -20. For example, conFig the number transfer for SCP interface on MSCS 9. The SCP address is 861390323, the service key is 1, the call type is MO, and the number transfer mode is 1-1. The command is as follows: ADD NUMTRFSCP:SCPADDR="861390323",SRVKEY=1,CALLTYPE=MO,ID=1, CALLING="1-1",CALLED="1-1",CALLEDBCD="1-1",ORGCALLED="11",REDIR="1-1",DASS="2-1"&"3-1",NAME="scp1"; 3.9.3.4 Parameter Description The parameter description of the command ADD NUMTRFSCP is shown in Table 3.9 -20.
Table 3.9-20 ADD NUMTRFSCP Parameter Description Parameter Meaning 49 Instruction
SCPADDR SRVKEY CALLTYPE
SCP address Service key Call type
It is a mandatory parameter indicates the GT address of SCP It is a mandatory parameter indicating the service key 1 of PPS service It is a mandatory parameter including MO, MF, MT, VT, NP and NC. MO, MF and MT support CAM3L2 or the above version. VT supports CAMEL3 or the above version. NP and NC support CAMEL4 or the above version
ID CALLING CALLED CALLEDBCD ORGCALLED REDIR DASS NAME
Configuration ID Calling number transfer mode Called number transfer mode Called BCD Number transfer mode Original called number transfer mode Redirect number transfer mode Number transfer selector list User alias
It is an optional parameter within 1~200 Select it according to the actual conditions
Select it according to the actual conditions It is a mandatory parameter and consists of 1~50 characters
3.10 Number Transfer Function of MAP Interface

In MAP interface, it is required to transfer the number before GMSC sends SRI message to HLR. The main purpose of this function is as follows: 1. The called number can be the local mobile number, and it also can be the nonlocal mobile number or the international toll number. The MSCS system with the transfer function of MAP interface is compatible with the connection between the local HLR and the international HLR or the connection between non-local HLRs. And then the MSCS system can obtain the roaming number from the international HLR or the non-local HLR. 2. The called number also can be the fixed telephone number or the PHS number. The MSCS system with the number transfer function of MAP interface is compatible with the connection between the local SHLR and the international SHLR or the connection between non-local SHLRs.
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When MS1 originates MS2 and the MS2 is the local mobile subscriber, GMSC will obtain the roaming number through SRI and then check whether the called number in SRI message is transferred. At this time, MS2 is the common service.

1. Before MSCMAP sends SRI message to HLR, it is required to check whether the switch of the MAP number transfer is on. If the switch is on, it will query the configuration table according to HLRGT address to obtain the Number transfer mode and the Number transfer selector. 2. 3. Transfer the number according to the Number transfer mode. At last, invoke the database to obtain the transfer mode according to Number transfer selector to transfer the number. After the transfer, it will send SRI message to HLR.
3.10.3 Configuring Number Transfer for MAP Interface

3.10.3.1 Purpose This topic describes how to conFig the number transfer for MAP interface on MSCS where the number is analyzed. In fact, the number transfer for MPA interface is that GMSC module performs the number transfer for the called number. 3.10.3.2 Prerequisites To conFig the number transfer for MPA interface, the following conditions must be met: Enter the command terminal. The configuration of the number transfer selector is completed. 3.10.3.3 Steps 1. Specify the exchange to be conFigd in the command terminal. SET:NEID=<NEID>; Note: NEID is the ID of the exchange to be conFigd in the network management system. 2. ConFig the number transfer for MAP interface. The command is as follows: ADD NUMTRFMAP:GT=<GT>[,
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ID=<ID>][,
NUMTRF=<TRFTYPE>-
<TRFVAL>][, DAS=<DAS>], NAME=<NAME>; The parameter description of the command ADD NUMTRFMAP is shown in Table 3.10 -21. For example, conFig the number transfer for MPA interface on MSCS 9. The GT number is 861380066, the number transfer mode is 1-1, and the number transfer selector is 1. The command is as follows: ADD 1",DAS=1,NAME="hlr"; 3.10.3.4 Parameter Description The parameter description of the command ADD NUMTRFMAP is shown in Table 3.10 -21.
Table 3.10-21 ADD NUMTRFMAP Parameter Description Parameter GT Meaning GT number Instruction The called number could be the mobile number, the fixed telephone number and the international toll number. The GT number is conFigd as CC+NDC (or the number prefix) ID NUMTRF DAS NAME ID Number mode Number selector User alias It is a mandatory parameter and consists of 1~50 characters transfer Select it according to the actual conditions transfer It is an optional parameter within 1~100 Select it according to the actual conditions
NUMTRFMAP:GT="861380066",NUMTRF="1-
3.11 Display Transfer Function of Calling Number

The configuration of the number display transfer has no functional switch, so it is determined through the Number transfer mode and the number transfer selector in the configuration. The function of the calling number display only takes effect on the calling number and the exchange of the called number is conFigd with this function. When MS1 originates MS2 and the calling number is the local mobile number, it is required to check whether the calling number in the SETUP message of the called side
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and see whether it is transferred according to the transfer mode.

1. Before sending SETUP message to MCC, it is required to query the configuration table according to the outgoing direction number in order to obtain Number transfer mode and Number transfer selector to the calling/called number. 2. 3. Transfer the number display according to the Number transfer mode. At last, invoke the database to obtain the transfer mode according to Number transfer selector. Transfer the transferred number again. After the transfer, send SETUP message to MCC. In the called side, the calling number provided in the SETUP message is the final transferred number.
3.11.3 Configuring Calling Number Display

3.11.3.1 Purpose This topic describes how to conFig the display type of the calling number in MSCS where the number is analyzed. 3.11.3.2 Prerequisites To conFig the number display, the following conditions must be met: Enter the command terminal. The configuration of the number transfer selector is completed. 3.11.3.3 Steps 1. Specify the exchange to be conFigd in the command terminal. SET:NEID=<NEID>; Note: NEID is the ID of the exchange to be conFigd in the network management system. 2. ConFig the calling number display transform on the office where the called number is displayed. The command is as follows: ADD NUMTRFDSP: DSP=<DSP>[, NUMTRF=<TRFTYPE>-<TRFVAL>] [, DAS=<DAS>][, NAME=<NAME>]; The parameter description of the command ADD NUMTRFDSP is shown in
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Table 3.11 -22. For example, conFig the calling number display transform on MSCS 9. The number transfer mode is 1-1, and the number transfer selector is 1. The command is as follows: ADD NUMTRFDSP:DSP=CALLING,NUMTRF="1-1",DAS=1; 3.11.3.4 Parameter Description The parameter description of the command ADD NUMTRFDSP is shown in Table 3.11 -22.
Table 3.11-22 ADD NUMTRFDSP Parameter Description Parameter DSP NUMTRF DAS NAME Meaning Display Type Number transfer mode Number transfer selector User alias Selects CALLING Selects it according to the actual conditions Selects it according to the actual conditions It is an optional parameter and consists of 1~50 characters Instruction
3.12 Display Transform Function of Called Number

3.12.1 Description
This function only takes effect on the called number and the exchange of the calling number is conFigd with this function. When MS1 originates MS2 and the called number is the local mobile number, it is required to check the connection number from the CONNECT message received by the calling party and see whether it is transformed according to the transform mode.
3.12.2 Number Transform Flow

1. Before sending SETUP message to MCC, it is required to query the configuration table according to the outgoing direction number in order to obtain Number transfer mode and Number transfer selector to the calling/called number. 2. Transfer the number display according to the Number transfer mode.
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At last, invoke the database to obtain the transfer mode according to Number transfer selector. Transfer the transferred number again. After the transfer, send SETUP message to MCC. In the calling side, the called number provided in the CONNECT message is the final transferred number.
3.12.3 Configuring Called Number Display Transform

3.12.3.1 Purpose This topic describes how to conFig the display transform for the called number on MSCS where the number is analyzed. 3.12.3.2 Prerequisites To conFig the display transform for the called number, the following conditions must be met: Enter the command terminal. The configuration of the number transfer selector is completed. 3.12.3.3 Steps 1. Specify the exchange to be conFigd in the command terminal.
SET:NEID=<NEID>; Note: NEID is the ID of the exchange to be conFigd in the network management system. 2. ConFig the display transform for the called number. The command is as follows:
ADD NUMTRFDSP: DSP=<DSP> [, NUMTRF=<TRFTYPE>-<TRFVAL>] [, DAS=<DAS>] [, NAME=<NAME>]; The parameter description of the command ADD NUMTRFDSP is shown in Table 3.12 -23. For example, conFig the display type as CALLED on MSCS 9. The number transfer mode is 1-1, and the number transfer selector is 1. The command is as follows: SET: NEID=9; ADD NUMTRFDSP: DSP=CALLING, NUMTRF="1-1", DAS=1; 3.12.3.4 Parameter Description The parameter description of the command ADD NUMTRFDSP is shown in Table
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3.12 -23.
Table 3.12-23 ADD NUMTRFDSP Parameter Description Parameter DSP NUMTRF DAS NAME Meaning Display type Number transfer mode Number transfer selector User alias Select CALLED Select it according to the actual conditions Select it according to the actual conditions It is an optional parameter and consists of 1~50 characters Instruction
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4 Number Pre-analysis Function

4.1 Description of Number Pre-analysis Function
Before the version V3.06.32, the number analysis is very complex. The number preanalysis function simplifies the configuration of the number analysis.
4.1.2 Configuration Rule

Before configuring the number pre-analysis, you should be familiar with the following rules about the number pre-analysis; The order of the number pre-analysis is performed before the formal number call analysis. That is to say, the number pre-analysis is done before the originating analysis, the calling analysis, the incoming calling/called analysis, the transfer of the incoming calling/called number stream. The number pre-analysis selector continues to use the resource rule of the normal number analysis selector. That is to say, the common domain can use the resource of any sub-domain, and the sub-domain can use the resource of any common domain, but the sub-domain cannot use the resource of the other subdomain. In the default number analysis template of the local office, the number analysis template of the sub-domain and the trunk, the pre-analysis selector referred all belong to the called number. If it is required to pre-analyze the calling number, set the called number pre-analysis as PRECALLED, and then obtain the calling number pre-analysis selector for the calling number pre-analysis. In the calling number pre-analysis, it is also allowed to refer the called pre-analysis selector. So, sometimes there is a circulation. If the time of the circulation is morn than 5, it is thought that the pre-analysis fails. When adding the called number pre-analysis selector, a wildcard record whose analyzed number is EEEEEE is generated. When the called number cannot match the pre-analysis number conFigd, match this record. That is to say,
EEEEEE is a wildcard number. This number can be modified, but it cannot be deleted. It will be deleted automatically when deleting the corresponding number pre-analysis selector. When adding the calling number pre-analysis selector, two records whose analyzed numbers are EEEEEE and ##EEEE are generated. When the calling number cannot match the pre-analysis number conFigd, match the number EEEEEE. That is to say, EEEEEE is a kind of wildcard record. This number can be modified, but it cannot be deleted. It will be deleted when deleting the corresponding number pre-analysis selector. When there is no calling number, match the number ##EEEE. ##EEEE can be modified and deleted. Before deleting the number pre-analysis selector whose analysis type is CALLING, it is required to delete the number pre-analysis whose analyzed number is ##EEEE. For the pre-analysis configuration about the R2 incoming mode, the minimum length of the prefix conFigd should be less than the length of the real number.
4.1.3 Configuration Flow

1. 2. ConFig number pre-analysis selector Configuration description about the template of the local default number analysis selector 3. 4. Configuration description of the template of the number analysis selector Configuration description about the number analysis selector on the trunk
.5. ConFig the pre-analysis of the called number 6. 7. 8. ConFig the pre-analysis of the calling number ConFig the conversion mode of the number stream Preview Number Pre-analysis Result
4.2 Number Pre-analysis Selector Configuration

This topic describes how to add the pre-analysis selector for the calling and the called number.
4.2.1 Prerequisite
To conFig the number pre-analysis selector, the following conditions must be met: Entering the command terminal. The number pre-analysis selector is added.
4.2.2 Steps
1. Specify the office to be conFigd in the command terminal. SET:NEID=<NEID>; 2. ConFig number pre-analysis selector. The command is as follows: ADD PREDAS: PREDAS=<PREDAS>[,NAME=<NAME>]
[,PRETYPE=<PRETYPE>]; The parameter description of the command ADD PREDAS is shown in Table 4.2 -24. For example, conFig number pre-analysis selector 1 and number pre-analysis selector 2 on MSCS (9). The command is as follows: ADD PREDAS: PREDAS=1, PRETYPE=CALLED; ADD PREDAS: PREDAS=2, PRETYPE=CALLING;

The parameter description of the command ADD PREDAS is shown in Table 4.2 -24.
Table 4.2-24 ADD PREDAS Parameter Description Parameter PREDAS NAME PRETYPE VMSCIDX Meaning Number pre-analysis selector User alias Selector type Virtual MSC Index 1~1000 Defines by the subscriber. It is a character and consists of 1~50 characters Includes CALLED and CALLING It is within 1~65535. For the common domain, it is 0 Instruction Indicates the ID of the pre-analysis selector. It is within
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4.3 Configuration Description of Template of Local Default Number Analysis Selector

This topic describes how to conFig the number pre-analysis selector for the common domain in the template of the local default number analysis selector, so that the common call can obtain the pre-analysis selector of the called number.
4.3.1 Configuration Description

For example, conFig the number pre-analysis selector. The number of the number preanalysis selector is 1. The command is as follows: SET LDASTMPLT:PREDAS=1;
4.4 Configuration Description of the Template of Number Analysis Selector

This topic describes how to conFig the number pre-analysis selector of VMSC in the template of the number analysis selector, so that the common call could obtain the preanalysis selector of the called number.

Here it only describes how to set the number pre-analysis selector. For example, conFig the number pre-analysis selector 1. The command is as follows: SET ACRTMPLT: PREDAS=1;
4.5 Configuration Description about Pre-analysis Selector of Called Number on Trunk

This topic describes how to conFig the pre-analysis selector on the trunk, so that the incoming call could obtain the pre-analysis selector of the called number.

Here it only describes how to set the number pre-analysis selector. For example, conFig the number pre-analysis selector 1 on DT trunk. The command is as follows: ADD
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TG
DT:TG=1,OFC=1,MODULE=3,ND=2,SIGLINE=BSC,KIND=BIDIR,BRWY=NODI R,GATE=100,CICSLTP=CYC,DAS=0,SIPDAS=0,OPDAS=0,PREDAS=1,DDI=0,OP DDI=0,MINNAT=0,MAXNAT=26,MININT=0,MAXINT=26,INREG=INVALID,OUT REG=INVALID,COLEN=10,BUSYRATE=100,ROAMDAS=0,VMSCIDX=0; Note: PREDAS is the number pre-analysis selector.
4.6 Called Number Pre-analysis Configuration

This topic describes how to conFig the called number pre-analysis.
4.6.1 Prerequisite
To conFig the called number pre-analysis, the following conditions must be met: Entering the command terminal. For the details. The configuration of the number pre-analysis selector is completed.
4.6.2 Steps
1. Specify the office to be conFigd in the command terminal. SET:NEID=<NEID>; Note: NEID is the ID of the exchange to be conFigd in the Unified Management System (UMS). 2. ConFig the called number pre-analysis. The command is as follows: ADD TPPREDNAL:[ID=<ID>]
[,NAME=<NAME>],TPDAS=<TPDAS>,DIGIT=<DIGIT>[,RET=<RET>] [,MINL=<MINL>][,OPDAS=<OPDAS>][,PLAYTONE=<PLAYTONE>] [,ICPCODE=<ICPCODE>][,OPDDI=<OPDDI>][,TPDDI=<TPDDI>] [,OPDELAYDDI=<OPDELAYDDI>][,TPDELAYDDI=<TPDELAYDDI>] [,BILLOPDDI=<BILLOPDDI>][,BILLTPDDI=<BILLTPDDI>]; The parameter description of the command ADD TPPREDNAL is shown in Table 4.6 -25. For example, conFig the called number pre-analysis on MSCS (9). The analyzed number is 13978090401, the called number pre-analyzed selector is 1, and the pre-analysis result is REFUSE. The command is as follows:
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ADD TPPREDNAL:TPDAS=1,DIGIT="13978090401",RET=REFUSE,MINL=5, OPDAS=0,PLAYTONE=YES,ICPCODE=T4011,OPDDI=0,TPDDI=0,OPD ELAYDDI=0,TPDELAYDDI=0,BILLOPDDI=0,BILLTPDDI=0;

The parameter description of the command ADD TPPREDNAL is shown in Table 4.6 -25.
Table 4.6-25 ADD TPPREDNAL Parameter Description Parameter ID NAME TPDAS DIGIT RET ID User alias Called number preanalysis selector Analyzed number Pre-analysis result, including OVER (End Pre-analysis, No more analysis), (End refuse REFUSE pre-analysis, calling) and Meaning 1~65535 Defines by the subscriber. It consists of 1~50 characters The called number pre-analysis selector conFigd in the pre-analysis selector of the related number Analyzed number When OVER is selected, it is allowed to conFig calling number transform index, called number transform index, Calling number delay transform index, Called number delay transform index, Ticket calling number transform index, and Ticket called number transform index. When REFUSE is selected, it is allowed to conFig Play Tone and Call Failure Code. It broadcasts the wrong tone when the call is released. When PRECALLER is selected, it means it is required to perform the pre-analysis for the calling number. It is allowed to conFig Calling number preanalysis selector MINL Minimum length of number prefix It indicates the minimum length of the analyzed number. If the length of the real analyzed number is less than the length set, the interoffice signaling will require the numbers to be pre-analyzed again after all the numbers are collected. The common call continues without any preanalysis OPDAS PLAYTON E ICPCODE Call failure code 62 Play different wrong tones when the call is released. Calling number preanalysis selector Play Tone The calling number pre-analysis selector conFigd in the pre-analysis selector of the related number Select YES or NO Instruction It is an serially number in the system and it is within
PRECALLER(analysis in calling number preanalysis)
Parameter OPDDI TPDDI OPDELA YDDI TPDELAY DDI BILLOPD DI BILLTPD DI
Meaning Calling Called number number transform index
Instruction It is within 0~2048 and the default value is 0 It is within 0~2048 and the default value is 0 It is within 0~2048 and the default value is 0 It is within 0~2048 and the default value is 0 It is within 0~2048 and the default value is 0 It is within 0~2048 and the default value is 0
transform index Calling number delay transform index Called number delay transform index Ticket calling number transform index Ticket called number transform index
Table 4.6-26 Parameter Description of Call Failure Code Parameter NONE T4002 T4003 T4004 T4005 T4006 T4007 T4009 T4010 T4011 T4012 T4013 T4014 T4015 T4016 T4017 T4019 T4020 T4021 T4022 T4023 T4025 T4032 None Calling user overdue Called user overdue Trunk busy Dead number User busy User number changed Unavailable route Service un-allowed User no answer User power off User out of service Dialing error Emergency calling number unavailable Number upgrading Please add area code before number Call waiting Outgoing call restriction Its unnecessary to dial 0 before local mobile You have not registered international service Its unnecessary to dial 0 between mobile calls Called incoming call restriction Your phone has not applied for this service Meaning
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4.7 Calling Number Pre-analysis Configuration

This topic describes how to conFig the calling number pre-analysis.
4.7.1 Prerequisite
To conFig the calling number pre-analysis, the following conditions must be met: Entering the command terminal. For the details The configuration of the number pre-analysis selector is completed.
4.7.2 Steps
1. Specify the office to be conFigd in the command terminal. SET:NEID=<NEID>; Note: NEID is the ID of the exchange to be conFigd in the Unified Management System (UMS). 2. ConFig the calling number pre-analysis. The command is as follows: ADD OPPREDNAL:[ID=<ID>]
[,NAME=<NAME>],OPDAS=<OPDAS>,DIGIT=<DIGIT>[,RET=<RET>] [,TPDAS=<TPDAS>][,PLAYTONE=<PLAYTONE>] [,ICPCODE=<ICPCODE>][,OPDDI=<OPDDI>][,TPDDI=<TPDDI>] [,OPDELAYDDI=<OPDELAYDDI>][,TPDELAYDDI=<TPDELAYDDI>] [,BILLOPDDI=<BILLOPDDI>][,BILLTPDDI=<BILLTPDDI>]; The parameter description of the command ADD OPPREDNAL is shown in Table 4.7 -27. For example, conFig the calling number pre-analysis on MSCS 9. The analyzed number is 139888, and the calling number pre-analysis selector is 2.The command is as follows: ADD OPPREDNAL:OPDAS=2,DIGIT="139888",RET=OVER,TPDAS=0,PLAY TONE=NO,ICPCODE=NONE,OPDDI=10,TPDDI=0,OPDELAYDDI=0,TP DELAYDDI=0,BILLOPDDI=0,BILLTPDDI=0;

The parameter description of the command ADD OPPREDNAL is shown in Table 4.7
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-27.
Table 4.7-27 ADD OPPREDNAL Parameter Description Parameter ID NAME OPDAS DIGIT RET ID User Alias Calling number pre-analysis selector Analyzed number Pre-analysis result, including OVER (End Pre-analysis, No more analysis), REFUSE (End pre-analysis, refuse calling) and PRECALLER(analysis in calling number pre-analysis) Meaning Instruction It is an serially number in the system and it is within 1~65535 Defines by the subscriber. It consists of 1~50 characters The calling number pre-analysis selector conFigd in the pre-analysis selector of the related number Analyzed number When OVER is selected, it is allowed to conFig Calling number transform index, Called number transform index, Calling number delay transform index, Called number delay transform index, Ticket calling number transform index, and Ticket called number transform index. When REFUSE is selected, it is allowed to conFig Play Tone and Call Failure Code. It broadcasts the wrong tone when the call is released. When PRECALLER is selected, it means it is required to perform the pre-analysis for the calling number. It is allowed to conFig Calling number pre-analysis selector MINL Minimum length of number prefix It indicates the minimum length of the analyzed number. If the length of the real analyzed number is less than the length set, the interoffice signaling will require the numbers to be pre-analyzed again after all the numbers are collected. The common call continues without any preanalysis TPDAS PLAYTONE ICPCODE Called selector Play Tone Call Failure Code pre-analysis number The called number pre-analysis selector conFigd in the pre-analysis selector of the related number Select YES or NO Play different wrong tones when the call is released.
4.8 Conversion Mode of Code Stream Configuration

This topic describes how to conFig the conversion mode of the code stream as ORIGINAL. The new added conversion mode ORIGINAL only has an effect on Ticket calling number transform index and Ticket called number transform index in the calling/called number pre-analysis. It means that the calling / called number in the ticket is not changed, and it is not affected by the calling/called number in the pre-analysis.
4.8.1 Prerequisite
To conFig the conversion mode of the code stream, the following conditions must be
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met: Entering the command terminal. The conversion data about the code stream is conFigd in the resource management.
4.8.2 Steps
1. Specify the office to be conFigd in the command terminal. SET:NEID=<NEID>; Note: NEID is the ID of the exchange to be conFigd in the Unified Management System (UMS). 2. ConFig the conversion mode of the code stream. The command is as follows: ADD DDI :MTHD=<MTHD>[,ID=<ID>][,OFFSET=<OFFSET>]
[,DDISIZE=<DDISIZE>][,DN=<DN>] [,NEWNAT=<NEWNAT>],NAME=<NAME>[,VMSCIDX=<VMSCIDX>]; The parameter description of the command ADD DDI is shown in Table 4.8 -28. For example, conFig the conversion mode ORIGINAL of the code stream on MSCS 9. The command is as follows: ADD DDI: MTHD=ORIGINAL, OFFSET=1, DDISIZE=0,
NEWNAT=DEF;

The parameter description of the command ADD DDI is shown in Table 4.8 -28.
Table 4.8-28 ADD DDI Parameter Description Parameter MTHD ID OFFSET Meaning Conversion mode of the code stream ID Start position of the code stream 66 conversion mode is ORIGINAL It is the global index of OMM and it is within 1~2048. It should be different It is within 0~40 and the default value is 1 Instruction Includes ADD, DEL, MOD, REP and ORIGINAL. In the example, the
Parameter DDISIZE Size
Meaning deleted or modified
Instruction It is within 0~40 and the default value is 0. When the conversion mode of the code stream is ADD and REP, this parameter is invalid. When the conversion mode of the code stream is DEL, it indicates the size of the deleted code stream. When the conversion mode of the code stream is MOD, it indicates the size of the modified code stream
DN
Number added/replaced
It is within 0~40. When the conversion code of the code stream is ADD, it indicates the code stream added before the original number. In this example, it is 123. When the conversion code of the code stream is DEL, this parameter is invalid. When the conversion code of the code stream is REP, it indicates the new replaced code stream
NEWNAT
Number attribute conversed
address after
If it is not required to modify the attribute of the conversed number, select DEF (default attribute). Otherwise, select it according to the real conditions. The corresponding options are INT (International number), NAT (Domestic number), LOC (local number) and UNK (Attribute unknown) It consists of 0~50 characters
NAME
User alias
4.9 Number Pre-analysis Result Preview

You can only check whether the configuration of the number pre-analysis result is correct through the service test. You can test the number pre-analysis result through the number pre-analysis command provided by the background of the network management. The background inputs the number analysis selector and the number, conceives the request parameter, invokes the DB interface of the foreground, and the returns the result to the subscriber.
4.9.1 Prerequisite
To preview the number pre-analysis result, the following conditions must be met: Entering the command terminal. The pre-analysis selector and the analyzed number are known.
4.9.2 Steps
1. Specify the office to be conFigd in the command terminal. SET:NEID=<NEID>; Note: NEID is the ID of the exchange to be conFigd in the Unified Management System (UMS).
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2.
Preview the number pre-analysis result. The command is as follows: TEST TPDNAL:DAS=<DAS>,DIGIT=<DIGIT>,OPDIGIT=<OPDIGIT>; The parameter description of the command TEST TPDNAL is shown in Table 4.9 -29. For example, conFig the result preview for the number pre-analysis on MSCS 9. The pre-analysis selector is 2 and the analyzed number is 139888. The command is as follows: TEST PREDNAL:DAS=2,DIGIT="139888",OPDIGIT="139888";

The parameter description of the command TEST TPDNAL is shown in Table 4.9 -29.
Table 4.9-29 TEST TPPNAL Parameter Description Parameter DAS DIGIT OPDIGIT Meaning Number pre-analysis selector Analyzed number Calling number Instruction Select the pre-analysis selector Select the analyzed number The calling number of the pre-analysis
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Digital Number Analysis

1 Number Analysis Principle

1.1.1 Type of Number Analyzer

number analyzer is shown in Fig 1.1 -1.

Number analysis result End

Non-private network service

Fig 1.1-1 Analysis Order of Number Analyzer

Chapter 1 Number Analysis Principle

1.1.2 Normal Number Analysis Selector