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Supplementary ServicesSupplementary services are any additional ISDN functionalities that areprovided outside the original ITU-T Q.931 specification.Supplementary services can include call transfer services that arespecific to a protocol. They can also define a sequence of events thatmust occur by using standard ISDN messages and informationelements.Supplementary services also can use newly-defined informationelements or message types to provide associated ISDN services.Many modern supplementary services are defined with a standardmodeling language known as ASN.1. When encoding an ISDN messagewith an ASN.1 model, vendors have the option of encoding object IDsthat define various services within the service with either:• A unique object identifier tag• An integer tagSupplementary services that are specific to DPNSS 1 are discussed onpage 6-5.2-10 ISDN Protocol Administrator’s and Developer’s Guide 60001262, First Edition
3In this chapter...▼ T1 Transfer Methods, 3-2▼ E1 Transfer Methods, 3-5Call TransferThis chapter discusses call transfer methods and the types ofprotocols that use each method.Each transfer type is classified several ways:• Single or two-line transfer• T1 or E1 span• connect UserDLL or no connect UserDLL60001262, First Edition 3-1
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Page 23 and 24: About This DocumentPurpose and Audi
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Page 29 and 30: InVisionGetting Started with InVisi
Page 31 and 32: AT&TThe AT&T specifications TR 5007
Page 33 and 34: British TelecomBritish Telecom spec
Page 35 and 36: ECMAEuropean Computer Manufacturers
Page 37 and 38: ConventionsThis document uses the f
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Page 41 and 42: ISDN OverviewISDN Reference PointsR
Page 43 and 44: 2In this chapter...▼ Information
Page 45 and 46: Information ElementsVariable-Length
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Page 49 and 50: ISDN Message TypesCall InformationC
Page 51: ISDN Message TypesMiscellaneousMisc
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Page 57 and 58: E1 Transfer MethodsE1 Transfer Meth
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Page 65 and 66: InVision Toolkits OverviewEach tool
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Page 100 and 101: GET_DNIS_ALLUse the GET_DNIS_ALL su
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GET_DNIS_NUMBERING_PLANUse the GET_
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GET_DNIS_TYPE_OF_NUMBERUse the GET_
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GET_ORIGINAL_CALLED_NUMBERUse the G
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GET_ORIGINAL_CALLED_NUMBER_ALLUse t
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Table 4-27. GET_ORIGINAL_CALLED_NUM
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Return Values:See Table 4-29.Table
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GET_REDIRECTION_NUMBERING_PLANUse t
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GET_REDIRECTION_PRESENTATION_INDICA
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GET_REDIRECTION_REASONUse the GET_R
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GET_REDIRECTION_SCREENING_INDICATOR
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GET_REDIRECTION_TYPE_OF_NUMBERUse t
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GET_UUIUse the GET_UUI subroutine t
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SET_AND_SEND_CONNECTED_NUMBER_ELEME
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SET_AND_SEND_ORIGINAL_CALLED_NUMBER
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Table 4-44. SET_AND_SEND_ORIGINAL_C
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SET_AND_SEND_REDIRECTION_NUMBER_ELE
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SET_AND_SEND_UUI_ELEMENTUse the SET
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QSIG OverviewFor more information o
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Figure 5-2 displays the first part
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QSIG ConfigurationTable 5-1 lists t
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[EncodingType]; Optional Parameter:
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[EncodingType]Determines the coding
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QSIG Path Replace TransferThe Path
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ISDN_QSIG_HOLDUse the ISDN_QSIG_HOL
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ISDN_QSIG_STARTXFERThe ISDN_QSIG_ST
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ISDN_QSIG_SINGLE_STEP_XFERThe ISDN_
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DPNSS 1 OverviewDPNSS 1 is primaril
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Table 6-1. DPNSS 1 Network Layer Me
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Extension Status (BTNR 188 Section
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DPNSS 1 Network StructureDPNSS 1 re
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Table 6-3 displays the Supplementar
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Table 6-3. Supplementary Informatio
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DPNSS 1 ConfigurationTable 6-4 list
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0 ; Gain adjustment 2 -12..0..41 1
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Optional EntriesOptional configurat
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Table 6-5. Alphabetical List of DPN
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ISDN_DPNS_GET_ANIUse the ISDN_DPNS_
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Return Values:See Table 6-8.Table 6
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ISDN_DPNS_GET_DNISUse the ISDN_DPNS
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ISDN_DPNS_AUTO_OPT_ENQUse the ISDN_
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A sample UserSubroutineCall form th
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Sample MessagesTwo EEMC and possibl
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Parameters:See Table 6-17.Table 6-1
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ISDN_DPNS_GET_DIVERSION_INFOUse the
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ISDN_DPNS_ACTIVATE_CONTROLLED_DIVER
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ISDN_DPNS_DEACTIVATE_CONTROLLED_DIV
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ISDN_DPNS_GET_CONTROLLED_DIVERSIONU
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Call TransferCall transfer is the p
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Executive IntrusionExecutive intrus
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ISDN_DPNS_GET_L3STATE_TXTUse the IS
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ISDN_DPNS_GET_L3_STATEUse the ISDN_
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Message Waiting IndicatorA Message
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ISDN_DPNS_GET_ASCII_MESSAGEUse the
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Service Indicator CodeThe Service I
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Calling/Called Line Category (CLC)T
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ISDN_DPNS_SET_CLCUse the ISDN_DPNS_
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7In this chapter...▼ EU4 Overview
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Euro-ISDN ConfigurationDefining int
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Euro-ISDN ConfigurationOptional Ent
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Defining the EU4 SubroutinesParamet
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Defining the EU4 SubroutinesTable 7
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Defining the EU4 SubroutinesReturn
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AT&T OverviewThe AT&T Custom ISDN w
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Required EntriesThe required entrie
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Required EntriesThe intvconf.dat en
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Parameters:See Table 8-2.Table 8-2.
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Return Values:See Table 8-5.Table 8
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Hicom OverviewThe Hicom ISDN protoc
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Required EntriesThe required entrie
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VN4 ConfigurationDefining intvconf.
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Defining the VN4 SubroutinesVN4_TRA
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Defining the VN4 SubroutinesCertain
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Defining the VN4 SubroutinesTable 1
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Nortel DMS ConfigurationDefining in
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Nortel DMS ConfigurationOptional En
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Defining the DMS SubroutinesA sampl
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Defining the DMS SubroutinesISDN_DM
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Defining the DMS SubroutinesGET_RLT
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Defining the DMS SubroutinesGET_RLT
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National ISDN-2 ConfigurationDefini
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National ISDN-2 ConfigurationOption
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Defining the National ISDN-2 Subrou
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Siemens Cornet N ISDN Configuration
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Siemens Cornet N ISDN Configuration
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14In this chapter...▼ ISDN Consol
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Using ISDN ConsoleUsing ISDN Consol
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Using ISDN ConsoleSystem Configurat
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Using ISDN ConsoleN200 (retransmiss
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Using ISDN ConsoleT316Starts follow
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Using ISDN ConsoleCall Reference Nu
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Using ISDN ConsoleLink Level Statis
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Using ISDN ConsoleLevel 3 StateIndi
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Establishing Synchronization with H
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Establishing Synchronization with H
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Enabling Logging for ISDNLayer 2 Li
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Establishing Layer Three LinkTable
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Establishing Layer Three LinkTable
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Standard ConfigurationDigitalT1 Con
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MAINLogCustomer Application FlowPre
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DLL (Dynamic Link Library)A program
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Hz (hertz)A unit of frequency that
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PBX (Private Branch Exchange)A priv
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timeoutThe event that occurs if, af
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Index[DelayVCDRelayInit] 6-18[DPNSS
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DPNSS 1 (Digital Private Network Si
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GET_ORIGINAL_CALLED_TYPE_OF_NUMBER
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Layer 3 Statistics Level 14-16Link
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ISDN_DPNS_GET_CONTROLLED_DIVERSION
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RR Reference Point 1-3R2, defined G
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VN4_GET_CONNECT_INIT_STATE10-4VN4_G
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