SS7 - ISUP Profile - ANSI

The ISUP ANSI Profile creates a profile that can later be added to an ISUP Group. Multiple ISUP ANSI Profiles can be created and each profile can be added to a different ISUP Group. After creating the ISUP ANSI Profile, it will be available in the ISUP Profile field within the SS7 ISUP Group. See information below.

Web GUI Page

Dialogic > Profiles > ISUP Profiles > New ISUP ANSI Profile

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Maximum Objects

Up to 16 ISUP Profiles can be created per ISUP Profiles object.

Related Topics and Dependencies

After creating the ISUP Profile object (ANSI or ITU), the profile created can then be linked to the ISUP Group (ANSI or ITU). The ISUP Profile is linked to the ISUP Group by selecting the ISUP Profile from a drop down menu in the ISUP Profile field within the ISUP Group object.

SS7 - ISUP Profiles

SS7 - ISUP Profile - ITU

Field Descriptions

Profile Name

The default is Prof<x> where x is a numerical value that is automatically populated as each new ISUP profile is created. To modify the Profile Name, highlight the existing default profile name and enter a name that identifies the ISUP ANSI Profile being created.

Local CLLI

The CLLI code is an eleven character alphanumeric descriptor that is entered by the user. Common Language Location Identification (CLLI) code is used to identify the location and type of equipment being utilized within a network. This field indicates the local CLLI code for the group of SS7 channels to which this profile belongs.

Remote CLLI

The CLLI code is an eleven character alphanumeric descriptor that is entered by the user. Common Language Location Identification (CLLI) code is used to identify the location and type of equipment being utilized within a network. This field indicates the remote CLLI (Common Language Location Identification) code for the group of SS7 channels to which this profile belongs.

Trunk Number

Information used for circuit validation to identify the trunk number of the COMMON LANGUAGE circuit identification.

CVT Upon UPU

This field indicates if the controlling SS7 stack will automatically send an SS7 Circuit Validation Test (CVT) message when it receives a User Part Unavailable (UPU) indication for a call’s destination (DPC).

No (Default) - Do not automatically send an SS7 Circuit Validation Test

Yes - Automatically send an SS7 Circuit Validation Test

GRS/GRA Behavior

The GRS (Circuit Group Reset) message is sent to align the state of a group of CICs after an event such as calls being released or removing a blocked condition from a group of circuits. The GRS message will bring the CICs back into service after such events take place. The GRA message is sent in response to a GRS message which is indicating that the group of CICs has been realigned and are back in service.

Pre ANSI 1995 - default if SS7 Stack is configured for ANSI 93

Post ANSI 1995 - default if SS7 Stack is configured for ANSI 95 or 97

Originating Line INFO Checking

Disable (Default) - The IMG 2020 will not validate that there is a Charge Number parameter included in the IAM with the Originating Line Info parameter

Enable - The IMG 2020 will validate that there is a Charge Number parameter included in the IAM with the Originating Line Info parameter as per ANSI standards.

USI (User Service Info) Transfer Capability Allowed

The selections in the table below display the information sent in the forward direction indicating what the bearer capability requested by the calling party is. To select more than one value from the list, hold the <ctrl> key down while clicking on each selection.

USI (User Service Info) Transfer Rate Allowed

The selections in the table below display information sent in the forward direction indicating the what the bearer capability requested by the calling party is. To select more than one value from the list, hold the <ctrl> key down while clicking on each selection.