Cisco BTS 10200 Softswitch User manual

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Cisco BTS 10200 Softswitch Dial Plan
Guide, Release 4.5.x
December 9, 2008
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CONTENTS
Preface xi
Introduction xi
Objective xi
Audience xi
Organization xii
Conventions xii
Updates to this Document for Release 4.5 xii
Obtaining Documentation xiii
Cisco.com xiii
Documentation Compact Disk-Read Only Memory xiii
Ordering Documentation xiii
Documentation Feedback xiv
Obtaining Technical Assistance xiv
Cisco Technical Assistance Website xiv
Opening a Technical Assistance Center Case xv
Technical Assistance Center Case Priority Definitions xv
Obtaining Additional Publications and Information xvi
CHAPTER 1Digit Translations 1-1
Introduction 1-1
Digit Manipulation 1-3
Character Function 1-4
Caret (^) Character 1-5
Dollar Sign ($) Character 1-6
Dot (.) Character 1-7
Question Mark (?) Character 1-8
Percent (%) Character (Match and Replace) 1-9
Ampersand (&) Character 1-10
Delete Digits Function 1-11
Leading Digits Deletion 1-12
Specific Leading Digits Deletion 1-12
Trailing Digits Deletion 1-12
Specific Trailing Digits Deletion 1-12
Leading Digits Deletion if the Length Matches 1-13

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Trailing Digits Deletion if the Length Matches 1-13
Prefix Digits Function 1-13
Leading Digits Prefix 1-13
Digits Prefix if Length Matches 1-14
Replace (Delete and Prefix) Digits Function 1-14
Leading Digits Replacement 1-14
Trailing Digits Replacement 1-15
Specific Digits Replacement 1-15
Leading Digits Replacement if Length Matches 1-15
Specific Digits Replacement in a Specific Digit Position 1-16
Digits Replacement in a Specific Digit Position 1-16
Digits Replacement only if NULL 1-16
Any Input String Replacement 1-17
Nature of Address Manipulation 1-17
Nature of Address Route Profile 1-18
Nature of Address Route 1-21
Automatic Number Identification/Dialed Number Identification Service Manipulation 1-25
Pre-Translation Stage 1-25
Determining Nature of Address for China 1-26
Digit Manipulation Profile 1-26
Digit Manipulation 1-29
Dial Plan Profile 1-37
International Dial Plan Profile 1-42
Translations Stage 1-44
Dial Plan 1-45
International Dial Plan 1-50
Variable Digit Dialing 1-54
Variable Digit Dialing Provisioning 1-54
Routing Stage 1-54
Destination 1-55
Route 1-62
Trunk Group 1-77
Policy NXX 1-93
Call Type Profile 1-96
Sample Provisioning 1-100
Feature Interaction 1-100
CHAPTER 2Routing 2-1
Introduction 2-1

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Routing Types 2-2
Basic Subscriber Routing 2-3
Basic Trunk Routing 2-5
Service Provider Routing 2-7
Carrier Based Routing 2-8
Basic Dial Plan Routing 2-10
Automatic Number Identification Based Routing 2-12
Nature of Address Routing 2-13
Routing Number 2-13
Switch Types 2-13
Query Types 2-14
Query On Release (QOR) 2-18
Intermediate or Donor Switch Performing QoR for Another Switch or Network 2-20
QoR and Call Forwarding 2-20
Onward Donor Based Routing (ODBR) 2-20
Subscriber Based LNP Trigger on a Donor Switch 2-21
Precedence of Query Types 2-24
Dial Plan and Nature of Address Routing 2-25
International WZ1 (INTL_WZ1) Preferred Carrier Routing 2-26
Call Types 2-28
1+ Interlata Call 2-29
1+ Intralata Call 2-30
0+ Interlata Call 2-32
0+ Intralata Call 2-33
Ported-In Call Processing 2-35
Call-Type After Multiple Digit Translations 2-36
Operator Services 2-37
Prerequisites 2-37
Supported Interfaces 2-37
Provisioning Operator Services 2-38
Policy Based Flexible Routing 2-39
Policy Day of Year, Day of Week, and Time of Day 2-40
Policy Origin Dependent Routing 2-59
Policy Originating Line Information 2-63
Policy NXX 2-67
Policy Percent 2-70
Policy Point of Presence 2-79
Policy Prefix 2-83
Region Profile 2-93
Policy Region 2-96

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CHAPTER 3Dial Plans and Routing 3-1
Introduction 3-1
Originating Basic Call State Machine (CS2 Call Model) 3-2
Cisco BTS 10200 Softswitch Feature Server Strategy 3-4
Point of Presence 3-5
Network Configuration 3-6
Subscriber Types 3-6
Individual 3-7
Centrex 3-7
Interactive Voice Response 3-7
Multi-line Hunt Group 3-7
Private Branch Exchange 3-7
Remote Activation of Call Forwarding 3-7
Digit Collection 3-8
Casual Carrier Dialing 3-9
Dial Plans 3-10
National Dial Plan 3-10
International Dial Plan 3-10
Custom Dial Plan 3-10
Digit Manipulation 3-10
Digit Analysis 3-10
Destination 3-12
Call Type 3-12
Route Guide 3-12
Route 3-12
Carrier 3-12
Local Serving Area 3-12
Class of Service Screening 3-13
Routing 3-13
Office Code 3-13
Ported Office Code 3-14
Route Guide 3-14
Route 3-14
Trunk Group 3-14
Trunk Group Types 3-15
Announcement 3-15
Channel Associated Signaling 3-15
Integrated Services Digital Network 3-15

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Signaling System 7 3-15
Session Initiation Protocol 3-16
Generic Address Parameter Based Routing 3-16
Tandem Provisioning 3-17
Automatic Number Identification 3-17
Automatic Number Identification Screening 3-17
Automatic Number Identification Screening Profile 3-17
Cause Code Map 3-18
Cause Code Map Profile 3-18
H.323 Gateway 3-18
H.323 Gateway to Gatekeeper 3-18
H.323 Terminal 3-18
H.323 Terminal Profile 3-18
H.323 Trunk Group Profile 3-19
II White Black List 3-19
Service Provider 3-19
Technical Prefix Group Profile 3-19
Technical Prefix Group 3-19
Trunk Group Feature Data 3-20
Trunk Group Service Profile 3-20
Local Toll-Free Service Provisioning 3-20
Local Toll-Free Database 3-21
Service Control Point Based Toll-Free Services 3-21
Automatic Number Identification White/Black List 3-21
Customer Group 3-21
DN2 Customer Group 3-22
II Restrict List 3-22
Carriers/Service Providers 3-22
Carrier 3-22
Route Guide 3-22
Circuit Code 3-23
Service Provider 3-23
Carrier Based Routing 3-23
Call Processing Flow 3-23
Trunk Termination 3-23
Subscriber Termination 3-24
CHAPTER 4Command Line Interface Routing 4-1
Introduction 4-1

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Routing Types 4-1
Basic Subscriber Routingthe following 4-2
Basic Trunk Routing 4-4
Carrier Based Routing 4-7
Basic Dial Plan Routing 4-9
Call Types 4-11
1+ Interlata Call 4-11
1+ Intralata Call 4-13
0+ Interlata Call 4-15
0+ Intralata Call 4-16
Ported-In Call Processing 4-18
Command Line Interface Routing Examples 4-21
Carrier – Service-Provider 4-22
Carrier 9999 Use Dial-Plan “N” 4-22
Carrier All = N 4-23
Carrier All = Y 4-23
Carrier Intra = Y 4-24
Carrier Op-Serv = Y 4-24
Carrier Use Dial-Plan “Y” 4-25
Destination 4-25
Destination Carrier 4-25
Destination Interlata 4-26
Destination RID 4-26
Destination ROUTE 4-26
Destination SUB 4-27
Dial-Plan 4-27
Dial-Plan Ca-Config 4-27
Dial-Plan “dp50” 4-28
DN2sub 4-29
Dp50 Digit-String = 202 4-30
Ea-Use = Y 4-30
In DN2Sub 4-31
LNP Local Sub 4-31
LNP Route 4-32
LNP Trigger = Y 4-32
Not in DN2Sub 4-33
POP 50 Block 4-33
POP 50 No Block 4-34
POP Block-ea = N 4-34
POP Block-ea = Y 4-35

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POP Ea-use = N 4-35
POP ITP = Y 4-35
POP LEC-OSS 4-36
Ported-Office-Code in CA 4-36
Ported-Office-Code in CA = N 4-36
Service Provider 4-37
Sub DP Dest Interlata 4-37
Sub DP Dest Intralata 4-38
Subscriber Test1 4-39
Subscriber Test2 4-39
Subsciber and Sub-Profile 4-40
Trunk-grp 6969 4-41
CHAPTER 5Preparing for Dial Plan Provisioning 5-1
Introduction 5-1
Provisioning Prerequisites 5-1
Prerequisite Tasks 5-2
Prerequisite Information 5-2
Provisioning Tools 5-3
Command Line Interface 5-3
Extensible Provisioning and Operations Manager 5-4
Creating a Dial Plan 5-4
Add a Dial Plan Profile 5-4
Add a Dial Plan 5-4
Cisco BTS 10200 Softswitch Provisioning Sequence 5-5
CHAPTER 6Provisioning Dial Plans 6-1
Introduction 6-1
Provisioning a Dial Plan with the Command Line Interface 6-1
Dial Plan 6-1
Dial Plan Profile 6-2
International Dial Plan 6-2
International Dial Plan Profile 6-2
Custom Dial Plan 6-2
Custom Dial Plan Profile 6-6
Provisioning a Dial Plan with the Extensible Provisioning and Operations Manager 6-9
Adding a Dial Plan to the Cisco BTS 10200 Softswitch Configuration 6-9
Applying an EPOM Template to a Selected Dial Plan 6-11
Editing a Dial Plan in the Cisco BTS 10200 Softswitch Configuration 6-12

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Deleting a Dial Plan from the Cisco BTS 10200 Softswitch Configuration 6-14
Adding Multiple Dial Plans to a Cisco BTS 10200 Softswitch Configuration 6-15
Editing Multiple Dial Plans in the Cisco BTS 10200 Softswitch Configuration 6-16
Deleting Multiple Dial Plans in the Cisco BTS 10200 Softswitch Configuration 6-16
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