1 Scope
2
Normative references
3
Definitions
3.1 Entities
3.5 Numbers
3.6 Networks
3.7 Exchanges
3.8 Other definitions
4
Abbreviations
5
Objectives
6
Classification of Number Portability
6.1 Location Portability
6.2 Service Portability
6.3 Service Provider Portability
6.4 Concatenation of types of Number Portability
6.5 Number Portability domains
7 Generic assumptions for Number Portability
7.1 General
7.2 How is Number Portability generically performed
7.3 Implications of Number Portability
8
High-level network models for Service Provider Portability of Geographic
Numbers
8.1 Background information
8.2 General introduction to described models
8.3 Call re-routing initiated/performed by Donor Network
8.3.1 Call re-routed from Donor Network by use
of onward routing principles
8.4 Call re-routing initiated/performed by Transit Network prior
to Donor Network
8.4.1 Re-routing initiated by "All call
query one-step" principles
8.5 Call re-routing performed by Originating Network
8.5.1 Re-routing initiated by "All call
query one-step" principles
8.6 Call re-routing to Recipient performed by a two-step number
translation principle
8.6.1 General description
8.6.2
Onward routing by Donor combined with query by Recipient Network
8.6.3 "All call query" by Transit
Network combined with query by Recipient Network
8.6.4 "All call query" by Originating
Network combined with query by Recipient Network
8.6.5 Interaction with supplementary services
8.6.6 Interaction with IN-based services
8.6.7 Interaction with carrier selection
8.6.8
Interaction with statistical counters
8.6.9 Required Forward information transfer
between Networks
8.6.10 Required backward information transfer
between networks
8.6.11 NP routing loop detection issues
8.7 Call re-routing performed by using "All call query all
involved networks" principles
8.7.1 General description
8.7.2 Interaction with supplementary services
8.7.3
Interaction with IN-based services
8.7.4 Interaction with carrier selection
8.7.5 Interaction with statistical counters
8.7.6 Required forward information transfer
between networks
8.7.7 Required backward information transfer
between networks
8.7.8 NP routing loop detection issues
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Network architecture for non-circuit-related signalling support for
ported Geographic Numbers
9.1 Background
information
9.2 Addressing requirements for routing of non-circuit-related
messages
9.3 Network architecture models
9.3.1 Non-circuit-related message re-routing by
the Donor Network/Exchange
9.3.2 Non-circuit-related message re-routing by
the Originating Network/Exchange
9.3.3 Non-circuit-related message re-routing at
the SPR
10 Generic Distributed Functional
Entity Model for Number Portability
10.1 General information
10.2 Call Control Function (CCF)
10.3 Call Control Portability Function (CCPF)
10.4 Number Portability Control Function (NPCF)
10.5 Number Portability Data Function (NPDF)
10.6 Number
Portability Management Function (NPMF)
10.7 Master Number Portability Management Function (M-NPMF)
11 Service Provider Portability for
Non-Geographic Numbers (NGNP)
12 Concatenation of Service Provider
Portability for Non-Geographic Numbers (NGNP) and Geographic Numbers (GNP)
13 Routing and addressing of calls
towards portable numbers
14 Routing and addressing for calls
from portable numbers
Annex A – IN support for Service Provider Portability of Geographic Numbers
A.1 General information
A.2 IN trigger conditions, circuit-related signalling to
Geographic Numbers
A.2.1 General information
A.3 IN trigger conditions, non-circuit-related signalling to
Geographic Numbers