RFC 4233:Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN...
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MGC


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... ISDN Signaling Gateway (SG) to a Media Gateway Controller (MGC) as described in the Framework Architecture for ...
... Q.921/Q.931 boundary primitives * Support for communication between Layer Management modules on SG and MGC * Support for management of SCTP ...
... management of SCTP active associations between SG and MGC This document supports both ISDN ...
... entity serving a specific application instance. An example of an Application Server is a MGC handling the Q.931 and call processing ...
... Application Server. Examples of Application Server Processes are primary or backup MGC instances. Association ...
... SCN protocol and backhauls the upper layer(s) to MGC for call processing. For the purposes of this document, the SG ...
... Q.921 and backhauls Q.931 to MGC. Fail-over ...
... ASPs in the event of failure or unavailability of the currently used ASP (e.g., from primary MGC to backup MGC). Fail-over ...
... currently used ASP (e.g., from primary MGC to backup MGC). Fail-over also applies upon the return to service ...
... Example: SG to MGC ...
... Q.931 signaling messages to the MGC where the peer Q.931 protocol layer exists, as shown below: ...
... * EP *---------------* SG *--------------* MGC * ****** ****** ******* ...
... Figure 1. IUA in the SG to MGC Application It is recommended that the IUA ...
... that will facilitate communication between Layer Management modules on the SG and MGC. These primitives are shown below: M-TEI STATUS ...
... Support for Management of Active Associations between SG and MGC ...
... SCTP association(s) between the SG and MGC. The IUA layer can be instructed by the Layer Management ...
... The ASP status is stored inside IUA layer on both the SG and MGC sides. The M-ASP STATUS primitive can be used by Layer Management ...
... channel. IUA layers on both SG and MGC MAY maintain the status of ISDN Terminal Endpoint Identifiers ...


... signaling channel has been established. The MGC controls the state of the D channel. When the MGC ...
... MGC controls the state of the D channel. When the MGC desires the D channel to be in-service, it ...
... Request message. When the MGC sends an IUA Establish Request message, the MGC ...
... MGC sends an IUA Establish Request message, the MGC MAY start a timer ...
... Establish Confirm or Establish Indication. If the timer expires, the MGC would resend the IUA Establish Request message and restart ...
... restart the timer. In other words, the MGC MAY continue to request the establishment of the data link on a periodic basis until the desired ...
... When the SG receives an IUA Establish Request from the MGC, the SG shall send the Q.921 ...
... Q.921 entity to the appropriate message to the MGC. For example, if the Q.921 entity ...
... If a response to the Release Request message is not received, the MGC MAY resend the Release Request message. If no response is received, ...
... MAY resend the Release Request message. If no response is received, the MGC can consider the data link as being released. In this case, signaling ...
... ASP if it received a defined and recognized message that the SG is not expected to send (e.g., if the MGC receives an IUA Establish Request message ...
... interface (e.g., on a Basic Rate Interface (BRI), the MGC tries to send Q.921 Management ...


... IUA layer on an SG or MGC needs to invoke the corresponding layer primitives (DL-ESTABLISH ...
... management of active associations between SG and MGC" service. ...


... channel is shown below. An active association between MGC and SG is established (Section 5.1) prior to the following message flows ...



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