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Roaming Configuration Procedure SMSC V1

This document provides instructions for extracting relevant information from an IR21 document for configuring and auditing an SMSC. It outlines: 1) The procedure for sending an SMS, which involves MSISDN and global title routing configuration on the SMSC. 2) Where to find numbering plan information in the IR21 document, including MSISDN number ranges, global title ranges, and ported number ranges. 3) An example extract of MSISDN number and global title ranges needed for SMSC configuration or audit.

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Roaming Configuration Procedure SMSC V1

This document provides instructions for extracting relevant information from an IR21 document for configuring and auditing an SMSC. It outlines: 1) The procedure for sending an SMS, which involves MSISDN and global title routing configuration on the SMSC. 2) Where to find numbering plan information in the IR21 document, including MSISDN number ranges, global title ranges, and ported number ranges. 3) An example extract of MSISDN number and global title ranges needed for SMSC configuration or audit.

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Procedure for extraction of relevant

information’s on IR21 for configuration


and Audit of SMSC

Jalal

Roaming configuration Procedure


IR 21 data configuration for SMSC
Contents

Roaming Configuration Procedure for SMSC.........................................................................................2


Procedure for sending an SMS:.........................................................................................................2
MSISDN routing and GT configuration on SMSC............................................................................2
SMSC sending Procedure...............................................................................................................3
Where to find the information to be extracted in the IR21 for configuration...................................3
Numbering plan Structure.............................................................................................................3
Numbering Plan Information on IR21............................................................................................3
Example of extract needed for MSISDN Number and GT ranges for configuration or audit on
SMSC..............................................................................................................................................5
CALL Flow example for SMS...............................................................................................................5

1
Roaming Configuration Procedure for SMSC

To allow a subscriber to send an SMSC to a foreign network, SMSC needs to have configured on its routing data table all
MSISDN numbers available in order to forward the message to the correct network. Also it needs to have all networks
nodes Global title configured, although usually the GT ranges are the same as the NDC ranges.

- MSISDN numbers ranges


- E.164 number ranges due to Portability ( if applicable)
- Global title number ranges

Procedure for sending an SMS:

When the mobile is sending a SMS, SMSC receive for attached MSC, the MAP message “Forward short message”. The
SMSC use the MSISDN-B number to request to the Home HLR the location of MSISDN-B with a “Send routing information”
message. HLR return the MSISDN-B Imsi and the VMSC address (E.164 global title). SMSC will then send the SMS to the
VMSC using the address received by HLR.

FSM MO: Called FSM MT: Cpad:


Adress E164 MSC adress
MSC Orange France 33689333333 Imsi:20801 MSC Germany
SMSC E.164: 49176xxx
E.164 :33689
MSISDN Routing
MSISDN-A table (which
MSISDN-B 33689333333
network belong this
33689123456
Msisdn)

Send routing Info for SM request: Please send me the MSC Send routing Info for SM response: the subscriber is on VLR
address where the Called MSISDN 352661333333 is located address E.164: 49176xxx. Its IMSI is 20801xxx

HLR Orange
Luxembourg
E.164:352661

MSISDN routing and GT configuration on SMSC

SMSC
ssss
Routing Table STP
MSISDN 32495; SRI SM Destination 2-102-1 SRI SM HLR
Number ranges 32497;32492 Point code

Global title xxxx Destination 2-103-0


Number ranges Point code FSM MT FSM MT VMSC

2
SMSC sending Procedure

An SS7 point code is similar to an Ip address. It is a unique address for a node (MSC, HLR, SMSC, International signalling
gateway...). When MSC needs to reach another roaming partner in case of Location Update for example, it will use an
International signalling gateway to do so. Point code is used to route the signalling to the correct International gateway
from the MSC.

MS SMSC
sending
procedure
NDC
SMSC Routing on MSISDN-B number analysis
E.164 MSISDN

Response from HLR with GT range of VMSC HLR

E.164 GT range
VMSC
SMSC Routing on GT range of VMSC

Where to find the information to be extracted in the IR21 for configuration

Numbering plan Structure

Structure of MSISDN and Global title range

Country Code National Destination Code Subscriber Number


cc = 1 to 3 digits maximum = 15 − cc = 12 to 14 digits
International public telecommunication number for geographic areas (maximum 15 digits)

Numbering Plan Information on IR21

Information for configuration Section Subsection


Global title routing Routing Information Global Title Number ranges
MSISDN routing Routing Information MSISDN Number ranges
NDC Portability numbers ( if Routing Information E. 164 Number Ranges due to Number Portability
applicable)

3
Routing Section
CCITT E.164 Number Country National SN SN Primary Secondary
series Code Destinatio Range Range International International
(CC) n Start Stop DPC DPC
Code
(NDC)
MSISDN number ranges
(s)
49 176 000000 999999
49 179 000000 999999
49 1590 000000 999999
Network Nodes Global Title Number
Range(s)
49 176 000000 999999

E. 164 Number Ranges due to Number CC NDC SN Range SN Range


Portability Start Stop
49 151 000000 999999
49 160 000000 999999
49 170 000000 999999
49 171 000000 999999
49 175 000000 999999
49 162 000000 999999
49 172 000000 999999
49 173 000000 999999
49 174 000000 999999
49 152 000000 999999
49 1520 000000 999999
49 163 000000 999999
49 177 000000 999999
49 178 000000 999999
49 1570 000000 999999
49 1573 000000 999999
49 1575 000000 999999
49 1577 000000 999999
49 1578 000000 999999
49 1579 000000 999999

Example of extract needed for MSISDN Number and GT ranges for configuration or audit on
SMSC

4
Msisdn number routing

Country code NDC SN range start SN range stop


49 176 000000 999999
49 179 000000 999999
49 1590 000000 999999

Msisdn number Portability

49 151 000000 999999


49 160 000000 999999
49 170 000000 999999

Global title number range

49 176 000000 999999

CALL Flow example for SMS

SMSC VMSC Germany


HLR Orange Lux
Orange France E.164: 49176
E164: 352661
E.164: 33689

Send routing info for Short message


CallingPartyAdress=VLR@E164 =33 689 ,
CalledP@=MSIDN-B

Send routing Info ack CallingPartyAdress= HLR@E164


+352661 , CalledP@= VLR@E164 =33 689 . VMSC
address (where Msisdn-b is located) +49176. Imsi of
MSISDN-B number

Forward Short Message MT


CallingPartyAdress=SMSC@E164 =32 495 ,
CalledP@=GT VMSC : 49176. Imsi of MSISDN-B
number

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