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Outline
Introduction - What is BICC? BICC Architecture Overview of BICC Capability Set 1 BICC Capability Set 2 and H.248 Summary
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What is BICC?
BICC provides a means of supporting narrowband ISDN services across a broadband backbone network without impacting the interfaces to the existing N-ISDN network and end-to-end services. The BICC call control signaling protocol is based on N-ISUP signaling The bearer control signaling protocols are based on different bearer technology control signaling protocols (e.g., DSS2 for AAL type 1 and AAL type 2) The BICC call control signaling protocol should not be aware of the actual bearer transport being employed. The binding information is used to reference the bearer.
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PSTN/ISDN network
BICC network
PSTN/ISDN network
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ISUP signalling call SETUP request BICC signalling call SETUP confirmation bearer SETUP bearer SETUP bearer CONNECT bearer CONNECT Bearer signalling bearer + call SETUP request
call SETUP request bearer SETUP bearer SETUP bearer CONNECT bearer CONNECT bearer + call SETUP request
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call SETUP request call SETUP confirmation bearer SETUP bearer SETUP bearer CONNECT bearer CONNECT
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bearer + call SETUP request call SETUP request call SETUP confirmation bearer SETUP bearer SETUP bearer CONNECT bearer CONNECT confirmation of bearer CONNECT bearer + call SETUP request
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+ other
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Extend BICC to Special Resources Nodes (e.g., announcement platformsetc) See list of features attached to this presentation
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With BICC CS 1
B1 B2 A
Low Layer Resource Control High Layer Resource Control
Y
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ISN
With BICC CS 2
B1 B2 A
Low Layer Resource Control High Layer Resource Control
Y
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Decomposed ISN
O th e r S e r v ic e S u p p lie r N e tw o r k nni
C a ll C o n tr o l S ig n a llin g
TE
TE
C a ll C o n tr o l S ig n a llin g
B I C C S e r v ic e S u p p lie r N e tw o r k
TE C a ll C o n tr o l S ig n a llin g TE
TE
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Summary
BICC CS 1 Standards were completed in 9 months BICC CS 2 uses H.248 in CBC interface All new services in ITU-T SG 11 to be specified for BICC before being added to ISUP or BISUP
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BICC Acronyms
AAL ACF ACN AESA AGI ANI APM ATM BCF BF BICC BIWF BNC CSF CSM CMN B-ISUP DSS2 GAT GFT GIT GSN ATM Adaptation Layer Access Control Function Access Concentration Node ATM End System Address Application Generated Identifier Access Network Interface Application transport Message Asynchronous Transfer Mode Bearer Control Function Bearer Function Bearer Independent Call Control Bearer Interworking Function Backbone Network Connection Call Service Function Call State Model Call Mediation Node Broadband ISUP Digital Signalling System no.2 Generic Addressing and Transport protocol Generic Function Transport control Generic Identifier Transport Gateway Serving Node IN IP ISDN ISN ISUP MTP3b NNI POP PSTN SN SPOI SS7 SSCOP STP SWN TDM TE TG TSN UNI VCC VoIP Intelligent Networks Internet Protocol Integrated Services Digital Network Interface Serving Node ISDN User Part Message Transfer Part no.3b Network-Network Interface Point of Presence Public Switched Telephony Network Serving Node Signalling Point of Interconnection Signalling System no.7 Service-Specific Connection-Oriented Protocol Signalling Transfer Point Switching Node Time Division Multiplexing Terminal Equipment Trunk Group Transit Serving Node User Network Interface Virtual Channel Connection Voice-over-IP
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