This technical programme aims to explain the evolving role that Signalling System No. 7 (SS7) and associated signal systems play in modern networks.
Examples are used throughout to illustrate different call scenarios, and also to show how services and mobility can be effectively controlled using the relevant SS7 protocols.
Why should you attend this course?
Attend this highly regarded 2-day foundation level programme and you will be able to:
Recognise different signalling scenarios found in modern networks and identify the network entities involved
Explain the role played by each level of the SS7 protocol stack
Describe the role of Call Control protocols and list the most important information carried within common Call Control Messages
State the main functions, modes of operation, use and formatting principles for both the SCCP and TCAP
Describe the features and functions of the INAP, MAP and CAMEL protocols, showing where they are used and how the SS7 network is used to transfer these messages using MTP, SCCP and TCAP protocols
Understand the advantages and disadvantages of the move to all IP core networks and its affect of SS7 architecture
Course Summary:
Signalling Requirements and the basic of SS7
SS7 Functions, Architecture and the Message Transfer Part
This programme requires an appreciation of telecommunication core networks and would suit those looking to develop a clear understanding of the SS7 and associated signalling systems and the role they play in modern networks.
In-house Options
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