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    The document outlines four call scenarios in a mobile network: 1. A successful call where the mobile subscriber is reachable and the call is connected. 2. An IMSI detach where the subscriber detaches from the network during a call attempt. 3. A call attempt with no network coverage where the mobile station receives a cause code for subscriber absent. 4. A call forwarding scenario where the call is forwarded according to the subscriber's settings.

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    The document outlines four call scenarios in a mobile network: 1. A successful call where the mobile subscriber is reachable and the call is connected. 2. An IMSI detach where the subscriber detaches from the network during a call attempt. 3. A call attempt with no network coverage where the mobile station receives a cause code for subscriber absent. 4. A call forwarding scenario where the call is forwarded according to the subscriber's settings.

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    The document outlines four call scenarios in a mobile network: 1. A successful call where the mobile subscriber is reachable and the call is connected. 2. An IMSI detach where the subscriber detaches from the network during a call attempt. 3. A call attempt with no network coverage where the mobile station receives a cause code for subscriber absent. 4. A call forwarding scenario where the call is forwarded according to the subscriber's settings.

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    Call Flows

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    The document outlines four call scenarios in a mobile network: 1. A successful call where the mobile subscriber is reachable and the call is connected. 2. An IMSI detach where the subscriber detaches from the network during a call attempt. 3. A call attempt with no network coverage where the mobile station receives a cause code for subscriber absent. 4. A call forwarding scenario where the call is forwarded according to the subscriber's settings.

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    Call scenarios

    Successful call
    MS/BSS MSC IN HLR MSC MS/BSS

    Set up (DTAP)
    Initial DP(CAP)
    Connect (CAP)

    SRI(IMSI,MSISDN)(MAP)
    Channel request
    PRN(IMSI)(MAP)
    Assignment complete PRN_ACK
    SRI_ACK (MAP)

    IAM (calling #,called #,CIC)(ISUP)


    Paging (BSSMAP)

    Paging response
    Channel request
    Assignment
    ACM
    complete
    ANM
    disconnect
    Rel channel
    Channel released
    (BSSMAP) REL
    Release channel
    Channel released
    RLC
    IMSI detach
    MSC IN HLR MSC
    MS/BSS

    Set up (DTAP)
    Initial
    DP(CAP)

    continue

    SRI(MSISDN,IMSI)(MAP)
    Assignment request PRN(IMSI)(MAP)

    Assignment complete PRN-ACK


    SRI-ACK(IMSI detach)

    Cause 18,20(IMSI detach)


    DTAP
    No network coverage

    IN
    MSC HLR
    MS/BSS MSC MS/BSS

    Set up (DTAP)

    Initial DP(CAP)
    continue

    SRI(MAP)
    Assignment request
    PRN(MAP)
    Assignment
    complete PRN-ACK
    SRI-ACK

    Paging (BSSMAP)

    Paging
    Cause 20(subscriber absent) (ISUP)
    Subscriber absent (no
    network coverage)
    Call forwarding

    MS/BSS MSC IN HLR MSC


    MS/BSS

    set up
    Initial DP

    continue

    SRI
    Assignment request
    PRN
    Assignment complete PRN-ACK
    SRI-ACK (call forwarding)
    SRI
    PRN
    PRN-ACK
    SRI-ACK

    IAM
    Paging
    Paging response
    Assignment request
    Assignment complete
    ACM
    disconnect ANM
    Rel CH
    REL
    Channel released
    Release channel
    RLC
    Channel released

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