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Network Structures WG

Network Structures WG. Paul Griffin. 13 January 2006. Agenda. Report back from NICC TSG MSAN Voice Access Requirements Reference Architecture. Report back from NICC TSG. NGN Multi-service Interconnect Documentation.

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Network Structures WG

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  1. Network Structures WG Paul Griffin 13 January 2006

  2. Agenda • Report back from NICC TSG • MSAN Voice Access Requirements • Reference Architecture

  3. Report back from NICC TSG

  4. NGN Multi-service Interconnect Documentation • Documentation broken down into a structure that is easy to understand and will be simple to update • Layer 1 Top level - defines the scope of Multi-Service Interconnect for UK NGNs, binds related standards at particular versions to an NGN MSI release • Layer 2 Defines all service agnostic common infrastructure for the NGN MSI. • Layer 3 Service interconnect specifications, each service will have a separate document • Layer 4 General Reference ND Documents that are referred to within the main ND layer documents for service specific or common infrastructure implementations.

  5. NGN Multi-service Interconnect Documentation Structure

  6. MSAN Voice Access Requirements

  7. MSAN Voice Access Requirements • The intention is to agree these now to enable them to be passed to the TSG/ARS meeting on the 17th January • As previously agreed, Consult 21 will not define the solution, just the requirements

  8. MSAN Voice Access Requirements • 1. The architecture must provide the ability to provide Operator A with control of Operator B’s MSAN lines. • The capability must be provided via an interconnect defined by NICC • 2. All PSTN Emulation features shall be capable of being provided to Operator A. • 4. What QoS will be available to Operator A? • 5. The architecture shall support an automatic mechanism to prevent overload at the point of interconnect. Including but not limited to: • Signalling transport • Session processing • Bearer control mechanisms • 6. The bearer media stream shall support voiceband data and DTMF. Support for RFC2833 (DTMF out-of-band transport) and T.38 (Fax/modem out-of-band transport) is not required. • 7. The architecture shall provide equivalence of both input and output to all parties

  9. MSAN Voice Access - Security • 8. The architecture shall not require an operator to reveal their internal bearer network topology. • 9. The architecture shall not require an operator to reveal their control network topology. • 10. The architecture shall not make any assumptions about physical network security. • 11. In order to maintain network integrity, authentication and privacy shall be provided for signalling between networks: • The architecture shall provide for signalling privacy between networks. • The architecture shall require authentication between the networks. • 12. The architecture shall not be defined in such a way that policing/policy enforcement of the interface becomes impracticable.

  10. MSAN Voice Access - Management • 13. The architecture shall allow operator A to provision an endpoint on operator B’s MSAN. • 14. The architecture shall allow relevant events from operator B’s MSAN to be received by operator A. Is this a job for Network Hooks?

  11. Reference Architecture

  12. Functional Architecture used in TSG

  13. Thank you

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