Stefan Finsterbusch CAMEL

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Stefan Finsterbusch, t

St. Petersburg State University of Telecommunications (SUT)


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GSM/UMTS - network feature CAMEL:
Service creation and management in
wireless intelligent networks

Tutor: Prof. Dr. B.S. Goldstein


Overview e
+ Introduction
- convergence
+ Intelligence inoftelecommunication
markets and services networks r
-- convergence
NI in former of telecommunication
networks
- standardization steps
networks
and modern networks
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+ IN
- INCM
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- functional architecture e
+ CAMEL
- functional architecture w
- CSI
- BCSM
- characteristics and service examples
+ Summary
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Intelligence in telecommunication networks


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CAMEL 4
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SPC IN
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Intelligence in telecommunication networks an


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IN 1
AIN 1 & 2 CS-1 GSM 2+
CAMEL 1
IN 2 AIN R0.0 CS-1R
CAMEL 2
IN 1+ AIN R0.1
CS-2
CAMEL 3
AIN R0.2 CS-3 UMTS
CAMEL 4
WIN
TIA IMT-2000
ITU
Conceptional model and functional architecture of IN
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S-Feature 1
Service 1
S-Feature 1
Service 2
Service N
S-Feature 2 S-Feature N
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BCP
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SIB 1
SIB 2
SIB n Global
Functional
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IF FE m Distributed
FE 1 IF
FE 2 Functional

Physical
SCP INAP SSP
Conceptional model and functional architecture of IN 3.
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SDF SMF SRF

SCF

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INAP
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Functional architecture of CAMEL


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CAMEL 3
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Home Network

HLR gsmSCF

CAP
MAP gprsSSF
SGSN

gsmSSF VLR gsmSSF


GMSC VMSC MS

Interrogating Visited Network


Network gsmSRF SMSC
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CAMEL Subscriber Information C
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Home Network S
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O-CSI
T-CSI HLR gsmSCF
SS-CSI
TIF-CSI
U-CSI
MAP SMS/GPRS gprsSSF
UG-CSI
D-CSI SGSN
O/SS/D/VT/SMS/M
VT-CSI
SMS-CSI T/O/D
M-CSI
GPRS-CSI
gsmSSF VLR gsmSSF
GMSC VMSC MS
N-CSI N-CSI
Interrogating Visited Network
Network
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CAMEL BCSM A
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Transition

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Characteristics in the CAMEL phases A


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Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3 Phase 4 L


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CS CS CS, PS IMS
· Applicable to MO · Charging operations · GPRS charging · Interactions with
and MT calls · New Call related operations Optimal Routing
· No charging Detection Points · MO-SMS charging · Call Party Handling
operations · SS invocation operations · DTMF Mid call
· No announcements notification · Dialled services procedure for Mobile
· Limited Detection · Announcements and · SCP-HLR interface Originated and Mobile
Points tones · SCP control of CW, Terminating calls
· DTMF reception CF and MPTY · Inclusion of flexible
· USSD between SCP · Mobility tone injection
and phone Management functions · Provision of location
· Call Screenings · Call Huntings · Prepaid SMS information of called
· Call Forwardings · Call · Charge Limitation to subscriber
· Call Redirections Announcements GPRS services · Provide location
· Call Routings · Personal Discount · Fraud Control information during
· Very simple VPN · Reverse Charging · Intelligent Call ongoing call
· Prepaid Service Routing · Mobile Number
· VPN · Monitoring the Portability database
· Fraud Prevention Location of the interrogation
and Monitoring Subscriber
· Follow-On Call
Summary
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 IN-concept has existed for some twenty years m
 IN have now a very powerful set of tools for the provision of new,
advanced and highly customizable services in a modern a
telecommunications network
 CAMEL is standardized by ETSI/3GPP in four phases; the main CAMEL r
standards are 22.078, 23.078 and 29.078
 CAMEL is based on a modification of IN INAP protocol, called CAP
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(CAMEL Application Part) and Mobile Application Part (MAP) protocol
 CAMEL integrates stepwise IN techniques from fixed to mobile network
 CAMEL is an IN technology by the help of which value-added services
can be offered to the mobile subscribers roaming in HPLMN or VPLMN
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