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Title : Signalling Gateway (SG) Information (SGINFO) Support for Signalling User Adaptation Layers
Author(s) : B. Bidulock
Filename : draft-bidulock-sigtran-sginfo-06.txt,.ps,.pdf
Pages : 23
Date : 2007-2-7
This Internet-Draft describes Signalling Gateway (SG) Information
(SGINFO) for Signalling User Adaptation Protocols [M2UA], [M3UA],
[SUA], [ISUA], [TUA], which permits supporting Signalling Gateways
(SG) to convey additional Application Server (AS) support information
to Application Server Processes (ASPs) activating for AS on the SG.
This additional AS support information consists of information
pertaining to the underlying SS7 Signalling Provider that otherwise
would have to be statically configured at the Application Server
Process (ASP) or exchanged between SG and ASP using a non-IETF defined
protocol.
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