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1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.1.3 Subscriber Information Caching Function	................................................................................................. 14
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.1.4 Subscriber Information Cancellation Function	.......................................................................................... 14
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.1.5 HLR emulation Function	............................................................................................................................ 14
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.1.6 Location Updating Screening Function	...................................................................................................... 14
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.1.7 Routeing Information Providing Function	................................................................................................. 14
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.1.8 Regional Restriction and Unsupported Services handling Function	.......................................................... 14
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.1.9 Super Charger function	.............................................................................................................................. 15
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.2 Circuit Switched Service	................................................................................................................................. 15
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.2.1 Location Management Procedures	............................................................................................................. 15
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.2.1.1 Location Updating Procedure	............................................................................................................... 15
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.2.1.1.1 First Location Updating Procedure	................................................................................................. 15
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.2.1.1.2 Second and further Location Updating Procedure	.......................................................................... 16
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.2.1.1.3 Functional requirements of GLR	.................................................................................................... 17
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.2.1.2 Cancel Location Procedure	................................................................................................................... 29
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.2.1.2.1 Functional requirements of GLR	.................................................................................................... 29
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.2.1.3 Handling of unsupported service	.......................................................................................................... 32
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.2.2 Retrieval of routeing information procedure	.............................................................................................. 33
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.2.2.1 Information flow for retrieval of routeing information for an MT call	................................................. 34
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.2.2.2 Functional requirements of network entities	........................................................................................ 35
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.2.2.2.1 Functional requirements of GLR	.................................................................................................... 35
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.2.2.3 Contents of messages (HLR-GLR, GLR-VLR)	................................................................................... 40
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.2.3 Authentication Information Retrieval procedure ARRI	............................................................................. 40
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.2.4 Subscriber Data management procedure	.................................................................................................... 40
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.2.4.1 Insert Subscriber Data Procedure	......................................................................................................... 40
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.2.4.2 Delete Subscriber Data Procedure	........................................................................................................ 41
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.2.5 Supplementary services procedures	........................................................................................................... 42
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.3 Packet Switched Service	.................................................................................................................................. 42
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.3.1 GPRS Attach Procedure	............................................................................................................................. 43 ETSI ETSI TS 123 119 V3.0.0 (2000-03) 4 3G TS 23.119 version 3.0.0 Release 1999
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.3.1.1 New SGSN served by GLR, old SGSN served by HLR	....................................................................... 43
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.3.1.2 New SGSN and old SGSN served by the same GLR	........................................................................... 45
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.3.1.3 New SGSN served by the GLR, and old SGSN served by the other GLR	........................................... 46
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.3.1.4 New SGSN served by HLR, old SGSN served by GLR	....................................................................... 48
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.3.1.5 Functional requirements of GLR	.......................................................................................................... 49
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.3.1.5.1 Process Update_GPRS_Location_GLR	.......................................................................................... 49
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.3.1.5.2 Process Subscriber_Present_GPRS_GLR	....................................................................................... 57
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.3.1.5.3 Procedure Insert_Subscriber_Data_GPRS_Initiated_GLR	............................................................. 58
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.3.1.5.4 Process Cancel_GPRS_Location_Initiated_GLR	........................................................................... 59
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.3.2 Detach procedure	....................................................................................................................................... 60
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.3.2.1 HLR-Initiated Detach Procedure	.......................................................................................................... 60
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.3.2.2 Functional requirements of GLR	.......................................................................................................... 61
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.3.2.2.1 Process Cancel_GPRS_Location_GLR	.......................................................................................... 61
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.3.3 Authentication of Subscriber	...................................................................................................................... 62
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.3.4 Inter SGSN Routeing Area Update Procedure	........................................................................................... 62
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.3.5 Subscriber Management Procedures	.......................................................................................................... 65
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.3.5.1 Insert Subscriber Data Procedure	......................................................................................................... 65
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.3.5.2 Delete Subscriber Data Procedure	........................................................................................................ 66
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.3.6 PDP Context Activation Procedure	............................................................................................................ 66
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.3.6.1 Successful Network-Requested PDP Context Activation Procedure with GLR	................................... 66
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.3.6.2 Unsuccessful Network-Requested PDP Context Activation Procedure with GLR	.............................. 67
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.4 Purge MS Procedure	........................................................................................................................................ 69
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.4.1 Functional requirements of GLR	................................................................................................................ 71
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.4.1.1 Process Purge_MS_GLR	...................................................................................................................... 71
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.5 Regional Restriction Procedure	....................................................................................................................... 73
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.6 Recovery and Restoration	................................................................................................................................ 74
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.6.1 GLR Failure	............................................................................................................................................... 75
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.6.2 HLR Failure	............................................................................................................................................... 76
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.6.2.1 Suppression of Intra-PLMN signalling	................................................................................................. 78
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.6.2.1.1 Usage of the HLR id List (Tool 1)	.................................................................................................. 78
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.6.2.1.2 Multiple GLR number allocation (Tool 2)	...................................................................................... 78
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.6.3 VLR Failure	............................................................................................................................................... 79
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.6.4 SGSN Failure	............................................................................................................................................. 81
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.6.5 Functional requirements of GLR	................................................................................................................ 82
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.6.5.1 Process Restore_Data_GLR	................................................................................................................. 82
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.7 Short Message Service	..................................................................................................................................... 89
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.7.1 Scope	.......................................................................................................................................................... 89
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.7.2 Definitions	.................................................................................................................................................. 89
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.7.3 Services and service elements	.................................................................................................................... 90
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.7.3.1 Short Message Service elements	.......................................................................................................... 90 7.7.3.1.1 Messages-Waiting........................................................................................................................... 90 7.7.3.1.2 Alert-SC.......................................................................................................................................... 91 7.7.3.2 Unsuccessful short message TPDU transfer SC -> MS........................................................................ 91
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.7.4 Network architecture	.................................................................................................................................. 91
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.7.4.1 Basic network structure	........................................................................................................................ 91
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.7.5 Node functionality related to SM MT	........................................................................................................ 92
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.7.5.1 General	................................................................................................................................................. 92
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.7.5.2 Functionality of the GLR	...................................................................................................................... 92
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.7.5.3 Functionality of the IM-MSC	............................................................................................................... 92
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.7.6 Protocols and protocol architecture	............................................................................................................ 93 7.7.6.1 Service provided by the SM-RL........................................................................................................... 93
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.7.6.1.1 General	............................................................................................................................................ 93 7.7.6.1.2 Protocol element repertoire at SM-RL............................................................................................ 93 7.7.7 Fundamental procedures within the point-to-point SMS ........................................................................... 93
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.7.7.1 Short message mobile terminated	......................................................................................................... 93
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.7.7.2 Functional requirements of GLR	........................................................................................................ 103
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.7.7.2.1 Process Obtain_MSC_Number_GLR	........................................................................................... 103
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.7.7.2.2 Process Inform_SM_Delivery_Failure_GLR	............................................................................... 104
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.7.7.2.3 Procedure Check_Absent_SubscriberSM_In_GLR	...................................................................... 105
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.7.7.3 Alert transfer	....................................................................................................................................... 106 ETSI ETSI TS 123 119 V3.0.0 (2000-03) 5 3G TS 23.119 version 3.0.0 Release 1999
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.8 Subscriber and Equipment Trace	................................................................................................................... 108
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.9 Impact of GLR on CAMEL	........................................................................................................................... 108
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.9.1 The VLR supports CAMEL Phase 2 onwards	......................................................................................... 108
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.9.2 The VLR supports CAMEL Phase 1 or has no CAMEL Support	............................................................ 109
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.10 Interaction with CCBS	................................................................................................................................... 109
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.10.1 Two possible treatments for interaction with CCBS	................................................................................ 109
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.10.2 The functionality in the GLR	................................................................................................................... 109
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.10.2.1 Functional requirements of GLR	........................................................................................................ 111
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.10.2.1.1 Process Set_reporting_GLR	.......................................................................................................... 112
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.10.2.1.2 Process Status report GLR	............................................................................................................ 113
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.10.2.1.3 Process Remote_User_Free_GLR	................................................................................................ 114
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.10.2.1.4 Procedure CCBS_status_report_GLR	........................................................................................... 115
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.10.2.1.5 Procedure CCBS_start_report_GLR	............................................................................................. 116
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.11 Location Service	............................................................................................................................................ 117
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.11.1 Mobile Terminating Location Request	..................................................................................................... 117
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.11.1.1 Circuit Switched Mobile Terminating Location Request (CS-MT-LR)	............................................. 117
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.11.1.1.1 Location Preparation Procedure	.................................................................................................... 117
1893565a4caa844326e5878da4f18a3d	123 119	7.11.1.1.2 Positioning Measurement Establishment Procedure	..................................................................... 118

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7.1.3 Subscriber Information Caching Function

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7.1.4 Subscriber Information Cancellation Function

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7.1.5 HLR emulation Function

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7.1.6 Location Updating Screening Function

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7.1.7 Routeing Information Providing Function

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7.1.8 Regional Restriction and Unsupported Services handling Function

.......................................................... 14

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7.1.9 Super Charger function

.............................................................................................................................. 15

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7.2 Circuit Switched Service

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7.2.1 Location Management Procedures

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7.2.1.1 Location Updating Procedure

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7.2.1.1.1 First Location Updating Procedure

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7.2.1.1.2 Second and further Location Updating Procedure

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7.2.1.1.3 Functional requirements of GLR

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7.2.1.2 Cancel Location Procedure

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7.2.1.2.1 Functional requirements of GLR

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7.2.1.3 Handling of unsupported service

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7.2.2 Retrieval of routeing information procedure

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7.2.2.1 Information flow for retrieval of routeing information for an MT call

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7.2.2.2 Functional requirements of network entities

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7.2.2.2.1 Functional requirements of GLR

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7.2.2.3 Contents of messages (HLR-GLR, GLR-VLR)

................................................................................... 40

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7.2.3 Authentication Information Retrieval procedure ARRI

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7.2.4 Subscriber Data management procedure

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7.2.4.1 Insert Subscriber Data Procedure

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7.2.4.2 Delete Subscriber Data Procedure

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7.2.5 Supplementary services procedures

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7.3 Packet Switched Service

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7.3.1 GPRS Attach Procedure

............................................................................................................................. 43 ETSI ETSI TS 123 119 V3.0.0 (2000-03) 4 3G TS 23.119 version 3.0.0 Release 1999

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7.3.1.1 New SGSN served by GLR, old SGSN served by HLR

....................................................................... 43

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7.3.1.2 New SGSN and old SGSN served by the same GLR

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7.3.1.3 New SGSN served by the GLR, and old SGSN served by the other GLR

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7.3.1.4 New SGSN served by HLR, old SGSN served by GLR

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7.3.1.5 Functional requirements of GLR

.......................................................................................................... 49

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7.3.1.5.1 Process Update_GPRS_Location_GLR

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7.3.1.5.2 Process Subscriber_Present_GPRS_GLR

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7.3.1.5.3 Procedure Insert_Subscriber_Data_GPRS_Initiated_GLR

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7.3.1.5.4 Process Cancel_GPRS_Location_Initiated_GLR

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7.3.2 Detach procedure

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7.3.2.1 HLR-Initiated Detach Procedure

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7.3.2.2 Functional requirements of GLR

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7.3.2.2.1 Process Cancel_GPRS_Location_GLR

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7.3.3 Authentication of Subscriber

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7.3.4 Inter SGSN Routeing Area Update Procedure

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7.3.5 Subscriber Management Procedures

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7.3.5.1 Insert Subscriber Data Procedure

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7.3.5.2 Delete Subscriber Data Procedure

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7.3.6 PDP Context Activation Procedure

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7.3.6.1 Successful Network-Requested PDP Context Activation Procedure with GLR

................................... 66

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7.3.6.2 Unsuccessful Network-Requested PDP Context Activation Procedure with GLR

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7.4 Purge MS Procedure

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7.4.1 Functional requirements of GLR

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7.4.1.1 Process Purge_MS_GLR

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7.5 Regional Restriction Procedure

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7.6 Recovery and Restoration

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7.6.1 GLR Failure

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7.6.2 HLR Failure

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7.6.2.1 Suppression of Intra-PLMN signalling

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7.6.2.1.1 Usage of the HLR id List (Tool 1)

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7.6.2.1.2 Multiple GLR number allocation (Tool 2)

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7.6.3 VLR Failure

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7.6.4 SGSN Failure

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7.6.5 Functional requirements of GLR

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7.6.5.1 Process Restore_Data_GLR

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7.7 Short Message Service

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7.7.1 Scope

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7.7.2 Definitions

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7.7.3 Services and service elements

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7.7.3.1 Short Message Service elements

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7.7.4 Network architecture

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7.7.4.1 Basic network structure

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7.7.5 Node functionality related to SM MT

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7.7.5.1 General

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7.7.5.2 Functionality of the GLR

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7.7.5.3 Functionality of the IM-MSC

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7.7.6 Protocols and protocol architecture

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7.7.7.1 Short message mobile terminated

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7.7.7.2 Functional requirements of GLR

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7.7.7.2.1 Process Obtain_MSC_Number_GLR

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7.7.7.2.2 Process Inform_SM_Delivery_Failure_GLR

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7.7.7.2.3 Procedure Check_Absent_SubscriberSM_In_GLR

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7.7.7.3 Alert transfer

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7.8 Subscriber and Equipment Trace

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7.9 Impact of GLR on CAMEL

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7.9.1 The VLR supports CAMEL Phase 2 onwards

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7.9.2 The VLR supports CAMEL Phase 1 or has no CAMEL Support

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7.10 Interaction with CCBS

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7.10.1 Two possible treatments for interaction with CCBS

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7.10.2 The functionality in the GLR

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7.10.2.1 Functional requirements of GLR

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7.10.2.1.1 Process Set_reporting_GLR

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7.10.2.1.2 Process Status report GLR

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7.10.2.1.3 Process Remote_User_Free_GLR

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7.10.2.1.4 Procedure CCBS_status_report_GLR

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7.10.2.1.5 Procedure CCBS_start_report_GLR

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7.11 Location Service

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7.11.1 Mobile Terminating Location Request

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7.11.1.1 Circuit Switched Mobile Terminating Location Request (CS-MT-LR)

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7.11.1.1.1 Location Preparation Procedure

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7.11.1.1.2 Positioning Measurement Establishment Procedure

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