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    GSM I

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    The document describes the call setup process for a roaming subscriber. When a call comes in for a roaming subscriber: 1. The serving MSC sends a location request to the subscriber's HLR. 2. The HLR responds with the address of the subscriber's current serving VLR. 3. The serving MSC then sends a call setup request with a temporary phone number to the serving VLR, which pages the subscriber and sets up the call.

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    GSM I

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    The document describes the call setup process for a roaming subscriber. When a call comes in for a roaming subscriber: 1. The serving MSC sends a location request to the subscriber's HLR. 2. The HLR responds with the address of the subscriber's current serving VLR. 3. The serving MSC then sends a call setup request with a temporary phone number to the serving VLR, which pages the subscriber and sets up the call.

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    The document describes the call setup process for a roaming subscriber. When a call comes in for a roaming subscriber: 1. The serving MSC sends a location request to the subscriber's HLR. 2. The HLR responds with the address of the subscriber's current serving VLR. 3. The serving MSC then sends a call setup request with a temporary phone number to the serving VLR, which pages the subscriber and sets up the call.

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    GSM I

    Uploaded by

    rajawaheedidrees
    The document describes the call setup process for a roaming subscriber. When a call comes in for a roaming subscriber: 1. The serving MSC sends a location request to the subscriber's HLR. 2. The HLR responds with the address of the subscriber's current serving VLR. 3. The serving MSC then sends a call setup request with a temporary phone number to the serving VLR, which pages the subscriber and sets up the call.

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    Call setup to a roaming subscriber

    Prior Prior Serving Serving Serving


    MSC VLR HLR VLR MSC Base
    Receive call
    setup request
    LOCATION REQUEST INVOKE

    ROUTE REQUEST INVOKE

    ROUTE REQUEST INVOKE

    ROUTE REQUEST RESULT

    ROUTE REQUEST RESULT

    LOCATION REQUEST RESULT

    Call setup request


    (temporary phone number) Page command
    PAGE
    Delete MIN
    VMPS call setup
    conversation
    Call Delivery
    2.
    MSISDN
    1.
    3.
    HLR 5. GMSC PSTN
    MSISDN-->IMSI--> 5.MSRN MSISDN
    MSC/VLR Service Area 6.
    IMSI 4.
    MSC/VLR IMSI<-->MSRN

    7.

    BSC
    8.

    8. 9.

    BTS BTS BTS


    Mobile-terminated call, land to mobile call flow (part 1 of 2)

    MS BSS MSC/VLR HLR PSTN


    Send routing info.
    Provide roaming number
    Roaming number
    Routing information
    Initial address message
    Paging command
    Paging request
    Channel request
    Immediate assign
    Complete layer 3 info.
    Authentication request
    Authentication response
    Cipher mode cmd
    Cipher mode cmd
    Cipher mode cmd
    Cipher mode complete
    Mobile-terminated call, mobile to land call flow (part 2 of 2)

    MS BSS MSC/VLR HLR PSTN


    TMSI reallocation command
    TMSI reallocation complete
    SETUP
    Call confirmed
    Assignment request
    Assignment command
    Assignment complete
    Assignment complete

    alerting
    Address complete message
    connect

    Connect acknowledge Answer signal /answer message


    Call request at
    home MSC

    Terminal Terminal No answer Unconditional


    idle and busy or no page call forwarding
    subscriber response
    responds

    Call Call
    waiting forwarding

    Fig. 4.5 Busy Action by Announcement


    indication serving to caller
    to caller MSC

    HLR sends call forwarding


    number to home MSC

    Example of call management scenarios

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