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Information and Communication Networks
SURPASS hiE9200 Softswitch

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The SURPASS product family - a whole range of products for the Next Generation Network
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SURPASS hiE NetManager

Open Service Platform Softswitch Gatekeeper Directory Server
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SIP
Proxy and Redirect Server
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MGCP/ MEGACO IP IP Local Customer Office Premises IP Clients and Terminals
SURPASS hiR SURPASS hiG
Next Generation Access
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SURPASS hiE9200 In the context of the SURPASS solutions
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IP Trunking
for large scale VoIP networks
IP
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Signaling Overlay Networks

IP
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for bridging fixed, mobile, IN and NGN networks
SURPASS
IP Applications
for new end-user applications built with open APIs
IP IP
IP Local Access
for connectivity of IP terminals
SURPASS hiE 9200 Softswitch Main Tasks
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SURPASS hiE 9200 Softswitch provides the following functionality:

Call Feature Server, i.e. control of PSTN/ISDN and converged services for VoBB connections Media Gateway Control, i.e. controlling all media gateways via MGCP or H.248/MEGACO
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Signaling Gateway, i.e. interworking between signaling systems (e.g. SS7 over IP or over SCN) Packet Manager, i.e. handling of the IP based call control signaling like H.323, MGCP/MEGACO, SIP OAM&P Agent, i.e interface to the NetManager
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SURPASS hiE 9200 Softswitch Technical data at a glance
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Performance: BHCA: up to 16 million BHCA Trunk ports controlled: up to 240,000 ports Number of subscriber ports: up to 250,000 Reliability: Total system availability: better than 99.999% Interfaces: signaling and high speed signaling links Ethernet Protocols: Signaling: ISUP, BICC, H.323, SIP, INAP Control: MGCP, H.248, SIP Management: SNMP
SURPASS hiE 9200 Softswitch Calls per second
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SURPASS hiE 9200 Softswitch peak load: 7000 Calls/s permanent* load: 4444 Calls/s (16 Mio BHCA)
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* The permanent load gives the number of calls which can be handled (setup and completion) by the SUPASS hiQ9200 Softswitch permanently.
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SURPASS hiE 9200 Softswitch Why BHCA (Busy Hour Call Attempts)?
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traffic in a telecommunication network is not bursty the traffic statistic of a day shows busy hours in the morning and in the afternoon these busy hours bring the turnover so it is important to have a system which can handle this traffic load for several hours and not only seconds traffic load per hour is measured in BHCA
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SURPASS hiE 9200 Signaling Interfaces

H.323 / SIP Endpoints
H.323 / SIP
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IP Network
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SURPASS hiE9200 Softswitch Structure Overview
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Call Feature Server
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Internal Communication Network
OAM&P Agent
Signaling Gateway
Packet Control Unit
Interface to Network Mgmt
Interface to SS7 Network
Interface to IP Backbone Network
SURPASS hiE9200 Softswitch Call Feature Server

The Call Feature Server performs the call control for network users: call processing feature control

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Call Feature Server

Call Feature Control
Internal Communication Network Packet Control Unit
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OAM&P Agent
Signaling Gateway
collection of accounting data provides todays PSTN/ISDN services also to Voice over Broad Band users provides new applications and services in the Next Generation Network

SURPASS hiE9200 Softswitch Call Feature Server - Details

The Call Feature Server consist of:

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Call & Feature Control MBD CCGE
MCP
MCP
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CP113E
Internal Communication Network OAM&P Agent Packet Control Unit
Coordination processor 113E (CP113E) Central clock generator, type E (CCGE) Message buffer D (MBD) Media control platform (MCP)
Signaling Gateway
Call Feature Server Details Coordination Processor 113E (CP113E)
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Functional Units

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Basic processor (BAP) Call processor (CAP) Input/output control (IOC) ATM bridge processor (AMP) Common memory (CMY) Input/output processor (IOP)
BAP, CAP, IOC and AMP are based on the same Hardware Processor module PEXE
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Coordination Processor 113E (CP113E) Functional Units BAP, CAP, IOC, AMP, CMY

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Basic processor (BAP) One of the two BAPs operates as master (BAPM), the other as spare (BAPS). They operate in task and load sharing mode. The BAPM processes operation and maintenance tasks as well as some of the call-processing tasks. If the BAPM fails, the BAPS takes over. Call processor (CAP) The CAP handles call processing tasks only. They work in load sharing mode. Together with the BAPS and BAPM, the CAPs form a pool redundancy (n+1 redundancy). Input/output control (IOC) The input/output controls (IOC) contain software for communication with the call processing, operation and maintenance, and data communication peripheries. The IOCs are redundant. They constitute the interface between the CMY and IOP. ATM bridge processor (AMP) The AMP contains the software for communication with the SSNC. It converts packetoriented data streams from the ATM area to the CP113E communication mode and vice versa. For Redundancy the AMPs are always operated in pairs in the CP113E. Common memory (CMY) The CMY is the central memory medium for the connected BAPs, CAPs, IOCs, and AMPs. It contains the common database, the input and output lists for the IOP:MB and the communication areas for the IOP to the OA&M periphery. In normal operation the two CMYs perform all read and write cycles synchronously.
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Coordination Processor 113E (CP113E) Functional Units Input/Output processors (IOP)

The IOPs control the exchange of data between the call processing and the OA&M periphery in the network. Up to 16 IOPs can be connected per IOC. For redundancy the IOPs are always operated in pairs. Input/output processor for message buffer (IOP:MB) The IOP:MB forms the interface between the CP113E and the other subsystems and functional units via the MB. Input/output processor unified for OA&M devices (IOP:UNI) The IOP:UNI allows the following devices and lines to be connected: magnetic disk device (MDD) magneto-optical disk device (MOD) and optionally one management system and two data links or three data links Input/output processor for serial data communication devices BX.25/X.25-protocol (IOP:SCDP) The IOP:SCDP consists of: Line control unit, module B (LCUB) handling control functions in the IOP:SCDP and Line adaptation unit, module B (LAUB) providing the X.25 interfaces of the IOP:SCDP and controlled by the module LCUB. The LAUB has two interfaces with X.25 protocol for connection of data terminal equipment and data transmission equipment. Input/output processor for time and alarms (IOP:TA) The IOP:TA contains the hardware clock for the CP113E and the interfaces for connecting external alarms.
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Trial equipment Coordination Processor 113E (CP113E)
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Coordination Processor 113E (CP113E) Rack Layout

R:CP113E 010105 Breaker-Panel F:EIOP F:EIOP F:BIOP Fantray F:BPCE F:EPCE Fan-Box basic basic basic empty empty
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Coordination Processor 113E (CP113E) Frame Layout (1)
empty empty empty M:IOPMB M:IOP:UNI M:IOPMB M:IOPTA basic basic M:DCCMD M:DCCMD M:LAUB M:LCUB empty empty empty empty M:IOPMB M:IOP:UNI M:IOPMB M:IOPTA basic M:DCCMD F:BIOP
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CAP6 CAP8 / IOC2 CAP4 CAP2 CAP0 IOC0 AMP0 CMY0 BAP0
Con nector board
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CP113E

Signaling Gateway
Call Feature Server Details Message Buffer D (MBD)

The MBD incorporates the following modules: MBDE MBD Ethernet module MBDA ATM interface module MBDC Message buffer controller MBDCG Clock module MBDH HDLC interface module
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Call Feature Server Details Message Buffer D (MBD) Functional units

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Each MBD Ethernet module (MBDE) connects 4 fast Ethernet external interfaces to the MBD internal bus (IBUS). These interfaces provide the connection to the packet control unit (PCU), the media control platform (MCP), the open service platform (OSP) and SURPASS hiG Media gateway for access. The ATM interface module (MBDA) connects the MBD via optical links to the SS7 Control (SSNC). One MBDA supports a maximum of four fiber optic transceiver. Two redundant ATM connections can be set up. Each module is capable of processing 24,000 SS7 message signal units (MSU) per second. A maximum of five MBDA can be deployed. The message buffer controller (MBDC) is the interface to CP113E. The MBD transmits messages to and receives commands from the CP113E. The clock module (MBDCG) forms part of the synchronous clock distribution of the SURPASS hiE 9200. The MBD is synchronized by the CCGE. In addition, it performs the function of a multiplexer/demultiplexer for the interface between the MBD and the switching network D (SND). The HDLC interface module (MBDH) provides the interface to SURPASS access gateway hiG1600.
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Trial equipment Message Buffer and Central Clock Generator
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Rack Layout Message Buffer and Central Clock Generator
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R:MB/CCG 010106 Breaker-Panel F:MBD F:MBD Fantray F:CCGE F:SCB Fan-Box empty
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Dummy Module M:MBDE M:MBDA M:MBDE basic M:MBDC Dummy Module basic M:MBDCG F:MBD Dummy Module Dummy Module Dummy Module Dummy Module Dummy Module Dummy Module Dummy Module Dummy Module
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Message Buffer D (MBD) Frame Layout


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MCP

MCP
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CP113E

Signaling Gateway
Call Feature Server Details Central Clock Generator, Type E (CCGE)

Functionality The CCGE supplies the following subsystems directly: Coordination processor 113E (CP113E) SS7 control Message buffer D (MBD) four reference inputs per redundant unit, capable of processing different signals simultaneous monitoring of all reference inputs flexible expansion options to up to 2 x136 T4 outputs filters to remove jitter and wander on the transmission links optimized signaling to deal with deterioration of quality at the T4 outputs rapid recovery after a power failure automatic active/standby switchover after signal failure in the redundant unit
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Call Feature Server Details Central Clock Generator, Type E (CCGE)

Hardware Structure

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Synchronization module (CCGES) is the control and synchronization module of CCGE with following tasks: evaluating and selecting reference sources generating stabilized clock signals in accordance with G.812 distributing timing signals inside and outside the network node system control interfaces to the CP113E and the redundant unit The CCGES provides 16 network node clock outputs (8 kHz) for MBD and SSNC and two further clock outputs for the CP113E. Clock distribution module (CCGED) provides optional 32 extension outputs (T4 clock outputs) operating at 2.048 MHz in four groups of eight outputs each for the external users.
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Rack Layout Message Buffer and Central Clock Generator
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R:MB/CCG 010106 Breaker-Panel F:MBD F:MBD Fantray F:CCGE F:SCB Fan-Box empty
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M:CCGES M:CCGED M:CCGED M:CCGED M:CCGED M:CCGES M:CCGED M:CCGED M:CCGED M:CCGED F:CCGE
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MCP

MCP
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CP113E

Signaling Gateway
Call Feature Server Details Media Control Platform (MCP)

Functionality A scalable array of MCP provides the call and feature processing as well as signaling interworking. It includes: the control of media gateways via MGCP or H.248 / MEGACO The inter-softswitch communication via BICC, SIP-NNI or SIP-T IP subscribers connected via H.323 and MGCP (H.323 SW Clients, H.323 IP Phones, H.323 CPE, MGCP CPG/IAD). Handling of the whole range of signaling protocols for voice traffic like ISDN user part (ISUP), transaction capabilities application part (TCAP), IN application part (INAP). The MCPs handle all the protocol specific processing, including country specific signaling and feature variants. For each signaling protocol the MCPs provide mediation onto a universal call control interface, which is designed to facilitate the unlimited interworking between all the different protocols and feature sets.
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Call Feature Server Details Media Control Platform (MCP)

Hardware Structure The MCP consists of: media control platform unit (MCPU) MCP shelf (F:MCPA) Ethernet switch board (ETX24)
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One MCP itself consists of two media control platform units (MCPU), providing for redundancy. The redundant Ethernet switch connects the MCPs to the outer world, i.e. to the interface module to the Ethernet in the MBD (MBDE) or the packet control units (PCU) via redundant Ethernet interfaces.
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Rack Layout Media Control Platform (MCP)

R:MCPA 010201 Breaker-Panel Fantray F:MCPA Fantray F:MCPA Fantray F:MCPA Fantray F:MCPA Fan-Box
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Media Control Platform (MCP) Frame Layout
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CP113E

Signaling Gateway
SURPASS hiQ 9200 Softswitch Packet Control Unit (PCU)

The Packet Control Unit provides interworking and mediation between voice and data network signaling controls media gateways via MGCP and H.248 / MEGACO controls IAD and CPG via MGCP and H.248 / MEGACO allocates the mediation resources (such as CODECs) via MGCP or MEGACO / H.248 protocol provides IP signaling control H.323 for IP endpoints, BICC or SIP-T for signaling to other softswitches and SIP-NNI for signaling to SIP servers
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Internal Communication Network
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OAM&P Agent
Signaling Gateway
Packet Control Unit
Packet Manager
SURPASS hiQ 9200 Softswitch Packet Control Unit (PCU) - Details

The Packet Control Unit is built on commercial hardware (Sun Netra 120) and a commercial operating system (Sun Solaris) complemented by a common Unified Mediation Layer (UMLA). The UMLA provides high availability platform functions for software and hardware maintenance, upgrade, SNMP operation, data persistence, timer and shared memory administration, patch, startup recovery and alarming.
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Rack Layout Packet Control Unit (PCU)

R:hiQ 010202 Switch 24-DC Switch 24-DC WS-N3-512 WS-N3-512 WS-N3-512 WS-N3-512 WS-N3-512 WS-N3-512 WS-N3-512 WS-N3-512 WS-N3-512 WS-N3-512 WS-N3-512 WS-N3-512 WS-N3-512 WS-N3-SAI-512 WS-N3-SAI-512 WS-N3-SAI-512 WS-N3-512 WS-N3-512 empty empty empty hiQ30 hiQ20 hiQ20 hiQ6200 PCU4 PCU3 PCU2 PCU1 RCS PCU4 PCU3 PCU2 PCU1 empty empty - hiE B - hiE A
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SURPASS hiE9200 Softswitch Signaling Gateway

The Signaling Gateway terminates SS7 links over SCN (MTP) for more than 100 national ISUP variants maintains MTP state information to manage protocol interfaces up to layer 3 delivers layer 4 information (e.g. ISUP, SCCP, BICC) to the Call Feature Server for call processing Supports 64 kBit/s and 2 MBit/s signaling links connects SS7 over IP (SCTP)
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Signaling Gateway
Signaling Gateway
SCN:Switched Circuit Networks (PSTN) Information and Communication Networks 43
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Signaling Gateway Signaling System Network Control (SSNC)

The Hardware of the signaling gateway is based on Signaling System Network Control (SSNC). SSNC can be operated either in stand-alone mode as Signaling Transfer Point (STP) / Signaling Gateway (SG) or as integrated part of Softswitch hiE9200. In both scenarios SSNC provides SS7 over TDM SS7 over ATM SS7 over IP and valuable features around it to handle the enormous amount of signaling traffic and simplify network administration.
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Signaling System Network Control (SSNC) Functional Units, Interfaces, Features

Functional Units Signaling Message Handler (MTP) Global Title Translator (SCCP) Number Portability Server OAM units Interfaces: SS7 over IP, SS7 over TDM/ATM Gateway Features MTP & SCCP Screening & Accounting Multiple SS7 Networks High Speed Signaling Links Load Sharing Best Performance Worldwide Extremely Scalable and Modular High Reliable
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SURPASS hiS 700

SS7 over TDM /ATM Message Handler Global Title Translator Number Portability OAM Units
ASN SS7 over IP
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Signaling System Network Control (SSNC) Best-in-Class Performance
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Signaling Message handler
600,000 MSU/s 1,500 links 148 High Speed Links
Global Title Translator
100,000 GTT/s 256,000 GT Entries
Best in Class
Large database
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Number Portability server
8 Mio. Numb. 100 Mio. BHCA 24 Digits
Powerful NP Server Best Performance Worldwide
Signaling System Network Control (SSNC) Number Portability

Number portability Describes the possibility that a subscriber can keep his telephone number in case he moves or changes the operator. Features Geographic Number Portability Non-Geographic Number Portability Mobile Number Portability Large Database up to 100 million BHCA up to 8 million ported subscribers (24 digits) up to 100,000 updates of NP entries per Busy Hour
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Powerful Number Portability Server

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SURPASS hiS 700 SS7 over IP Interface

SS7 over IP interface

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Interworking between TDM and IP Protocols Supported:

TDM
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SCTP (Stream Control Transmission Protocol) M3UA protocol for adaptation of user parts (e.g. ISUP) and applications (e.g. INAP)
Switch
Circuit Switched Network
Next Generation Network
Interface to Next Generation Networks

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SURPASS hiS 700 SS7 Screening
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SURPASS hiS 700 Value-Add Features
Screening:
hiS 700 Screening Function STOP
MTP, SCCP & SCCP Bellcore Protection
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against unauthorised use of the SS7 network against overload of the operators own node and network
Operator 1
Operator 2
Operator 3
SURPASS hiS 700 SS7 Accounting
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MTP & SCCP Accounting

Direct marketability of the transfer capacity of the operators own SS7 network Ability to charge for incoming MTP and SCCP traffic that makes use of the STP and GTT functionality of the operators own node Cost control over the outgoing SS7 traffic (verification of the charges billed by other network operators)
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SURPASS hiS 700 Multiple SS7 Networks
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32 3 2 1 Benefits
Multiple Point code functionality (Up to 32 signaling point codes) STP partitioning between different network operators Simplifies administration through operator specific screening and accounting matrices
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Multiple SS7 Networks
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SURPASS hiS 700 High speed signaling links
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Multiply your link bandwidth
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High Speed Signaling Links
Max. bandwidth: 1 Mbit/s Benefits
Max. bandwidth: 32 Mbit/s
Enables very powerful redundant SS7 overlay networks Extends the ITU-T limit of 1Mbit bandwidth Simplifies maintenance and administration thanks to reduced number of links
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SURPASS hiS 700 Hardware Architecture
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TDM Narrow band SS7 Links ATM

High Speed SS7 Links
64/56 kb/s
2 / 1.5 Mb/s STM / ATM
LIC LIC
207Mb/s ATM
MP:IP Highspeed ATM Comm. Bus
10/100 bT
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Ethernet (TCP/IP)
MP:SLT MP:GTT MP:NP MP:STATS MP:SM MP:OAM
IP
MP:IP
10/100 bT
Craft Terminal or NetM (Local or Remote)

MP:SLT MP:GTT MP:NP MP:IP
10/100 bT
Main Processor: Signaling Link Termination Main Processor: Global Title Translation Main Processor: Number Portability Main Processor: SS7 over IP transport
MP:SM MP:OAM LIC NetM
Main Processor: signaling manager Main Processor: Operation Administration Maintenance Line Interface Card NetManager
SURPASS hiS 700 Scalability grows with your network

Simply fill in your need of functionality and performance
OAM/SM/ STATS Message Handler Global Title Functionality Number Portabiliy IP Protocol Handler Line Interface Card
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MP:MTP 1- 47 MP:GTT 1- 46 MP:NP MP:IP 1- 45 1- 45
Performance extensions through simply adding additional MPs Best investment protection with a single common processor platform for all different software types
SURPASS hiS 700 World-class density
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Breaker Panel Fan Shelf Shelf Shelf Basic Shelf FAN-BOX
Highest performance on lowest footprint: Example* for one Rack:

1450 Narrow Band Links 175,000 MSU/s 40,000 GTT/sec
*configuration is modular
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Within a footprint of 600 x 880 mm

World Class single Rack Performance
SURPASS hiS 700 Reliability
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Load sharing
Software redundancy with task sharing Fully doubled hardware
High Reliability with up to 99.99994%

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NetManager Optimized Administration of your signaling network

SS7 Management Application Signaling Overlay Network
NetManager + SS7 Management To other operators To other operators
MSC
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Network wide and efficient management of the SS7 network - MTP network administration - SCCP Administration - Global Title Translation - MTP and SCCP Screening - MTP and SCCP Accounting Immediate overview of the existing configuration via reports based on application database Task oriented working via modern profile technique
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MSC
SS7 Links / Linksets
Reduced costs for network planning and operation - Easy SS7 Management with SS7 Application - Simplifies MTP/SCCP configuration, screening and accounting
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SURPASS hiQ 9200 Softswitch OAM&P Agent

The OAM&P Agent is the interface to the Net Manager for the management task execution, such as alarming, database updating, system configuration provides the interface for charging data transmission to the Net Manager or to the operators billing system
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Call Feature Server
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OAM&P Agent
Signaling Gateway
SURPASS hiS 700 Hardware Architecture
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TDM Narrow band SS7 Links ATM

High Speed SS7 Links
64/56 kb/s
2 / 1.5 Mb/s STM / ATM
LIC LIC
207Mb/s ATM
MP:IP Highspeed ATM Comm. Bus
10/100 bT
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Ethernet (TCP/IP)
MP:SLT MP:GTT MP:NP MP:STATS MP:SM MP:OAM
IP
MP:IP
10/100 bT
Craft Terminal or NetM (Local or Remote)

MP:SLT MP:GTT MP:NP MP:IP
10/100 bT
Main Processor: Signaling Link Termination Main Processor: Global Title Translation Main Processor: Number Portability Main Processor: SS7 over IP transport
MP:SM MP:OAM LIC NetM
Main Processor: signaling manager Main Processor: Operation Administration Maintenance Line Interface Card Net Manager
Trial equipment Signaling System Network Control (SSNC)
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SURPASS hiQ 20 Registration and Routing Server

SURPASS hiQ 20 Registration and SURPASS hiQ 30 Routing Server Directory server SURPASS hiE 9200 Call Feature Server
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H.323 H.323 Endpoint H.323
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Next Generation Network
SURPASS hiQ 20 Overview

SURPASS hiQ 20 Registration and Routing Server performs the following functions:

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Registration of H.323 subscriber Routing of H.323 calls to the relevant H.323 client or gateway Authentication of H.323 clients (password) Authorization of H.323 clients (what is allowed for the client) Address resolution (number mapping between E.164 and IP address) H.323 VoIP call setup H.323 Proxy (if user is registered, but not online) Accounting (ticketing)

SURPASS hiQ 20 RRS Authentication, Authorization and Registration

1. User accesses the IP network
2. H.323 client software authenticates at the SURPASS hiQ 20 3. H.323 client software authorizes at the SURPASS hiQ 20 4. H.323 client software registers at the SURPASS hiQ 20
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H.323 client
Authentication: Login for VoIP usage Based on H.323 security standard H.235
IP
Authorization: User rights are checked to guaranty the services assigned to the user Registration: Successful call setup now possible
SURPASS hiQ 20 RRS Address resolution

5. E.164 number of H.323 client is associated with IP-address of current session
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H.323 client
IP Address resolution table: E.164 IP-address +49 89 722 29279 1.2.3.4

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hiQ 9200 accepts SetUp and connects the H.323 user H.323 user sends SetUp to related hiQ 9200
hiE 9200
hiQ 9200 communicates with hiQ 20 to check H.323 users SetUp
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Registration and Routing Server
H.323 Multimedia user calling party
H.323 user sends admission request to hiQ 20
hiQ 20 accepts request and sends IP address of related hiQ 9200

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SURPASS hiQ 20 RRS Interfaces
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Registration and Routing Server
Sun Netra HW platform Solaris operating system
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other vendors Gatekeeper

User database LDAP Leigthweight Directory Access Protocol

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SURPASS hiQ 20 Technical data at a glance
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SURPASS hiQ 20 Registration and Routing Server
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Commercial hardware and software platform Sun Netra 120, 512 MByte RAM Operating system: Sun Solaris standard Gatekeeper RAS (registration, administration, status) functionality Protocols: H.323, H.225, LDAP Charge data: AMA format Management: Integrated into NetManager concept or Web-based only Located in same rack as SURPASS hiQ 30
A30828-X8020-V301-**-7618
SURPASS hiQ 30 Technical data at a glance
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Commercial hardware and software platform Sun Netra 120, 512 MByte RAM Operating system: Sun Solaris) Protocols: LDAP Database: LDAP directory, Netscape IPlanet Management: Integrated into NetManager concept or Web-based only Located in same rack as SURPASS hiQ 20 Directory server for Click-to-Phone and VoxPortal
A30828-X8020-V304-**-7618
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Rack Layout SURPASS hiQ20 and hiQ30

R:hiQ 010202 Switch 24-DC Switch 24-DC WS-N3-512 WS-N3-512 WS-N3-512 WS-N3-512 WS-N3-512 WS-N3-512 WS-N3-512 WS-N3-512 WS-N3-512 WS-N3-512 WS-N3-512 WS-N3-512 WS-N3-512 WS-N3-SAI-512 WS-N3-SAI-512 WS-N3-SAI-512 WS-N3-512 WS-N3-512 empty empty empty hiQ30 hiQ20 hiQ20 hiQ6200 PCU4 PCU3 PCU2 PCU1 RCS PCU4 PCU3 PCU2 PCU1 empty empty - hiE B - hiE A
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SURPASS hiE9200 The Key Messages

The SURPASS hiE9200 Softswitch: is the future proof platform with carrier-grade reliability for NGN is the high-performance feature and signaling control platform supports the feature-richness of PSTN in converged networks is the interface for new innovative end-user applications to generate additional revenue streams.
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Information and Communication Networks

SURPASS hiE9200 Softswitch

SURPASS hiE NetManager

00 SS7 to PSTN SS7

Proxy and Redirect Server

SURPASS hiR SURPASS hiG

Next Generation Access

00 Information and Communication Networks 2

SURPASS hiE9200 In the context of the SURPASS solutions

Signaling Overlay Networks

for bridging fixed, mobile, IN and NGN networks

00 Information and Communication Networks 3

SURPASS hiE 9200 Softswitch Main Tasks

SURPASS hiE 9200 Softswitch provides the following functionality:

SURPASS hiE 9200 Softswitch Technical data at a glance

00 Information and Communication Networks 5

SURPASS hiE 9200 Softswitch Calls per second

00 Information and Communication Networks 7

SURPASS hiE 9200 Signaling Interfaces

MGCP/ MEGACO Endpoint

SURPASS hiE9200 Softswitch Structure Overview

Call Feature Server

Internal Communication Network

Packet Control Unit

Interface to Network Mgmt

Interface to SS7 Network

Interface to IP Backbone Network

00 Information and Communication Networks 9

SURPASS hiE9200 Softswitch Call Feature Server

Call Feature Server

00 Information and Communication Networks 10

SURPASS hiE9200 Softswitch Call Feature Server - Details

Call & Feature Control MBD CCGE

00 Information and Communication Networks 11

Call Feature Server Details Coordination Processor 113E (CP113E)

Coordination Processor 113E (CP113E) Functional Units Input/Output processors (IOP)

Trial equipment Coordination Processor 113E (CP113E)

PSCB hiG SMX

CP113E MB CCG SSNC 05 06 07 08 09

CP113E MB CCG SSNC 10 11 12

00 Information and Communication Networks 15

Coordination Processor 113E (CP113E) Rack Layout

00 Information and Communication Networks 16

M:DCCMD M:LAUB M:LCUB

Coordination Processor 113E (CP113E) Frame Layout (1)

Information and Communication Networks 17

Coordination Processor 113E (CP113E) Frame Layout (2)

Coordination Processor 113E (CP113E) Frame Layout (3)

00 Information and Communication Networks 19

SURPASS hiE9200 Softswitch Call Feature Server - Details

Call & Feature Control MBD CCGE

Internal Communication Network OAM&P Agent Packet Control Unit

00 Information and Communication Networks 20

Call Feature Server Details Message Buffer D (MBD)

Call Feature Server Details Message Buffer D (MBD) Functional units

Trial equipment Message Buffer and Central Clock Generator

PSCB hiG SMX

CP113E MB CCG SSNC 05 06 07 08 09

CP113E MB CCG SSNC 10 11 12

00 Information and Communication Networks 23

Rack Layout Message Buffer and Central Clock Generator

00 Information and Communication Networks 24

600,000 MSU/s 1,500 links 148 High Speed Links

100,000 GTT/s 256,000 GT Entries

8 Mio. Numb. 100 Mio. BHCA 24 Digits