Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) User Part (ISUP) to Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) Mapping
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Auteur(s) :
L. Ong,
J. Peterson,
G. Camarillo,
A. B. Roach
Classé sous :
Pstn,
Signaling system no. 7,
Ss7,
Public switched telephone network
RFC 3398 ISUP to SIP Mapping December 2002
3. The INVITE message will continue to be sent to the SIP node each
time the timer T1 expires. The SIP standard specifies that
INVITE transmission will be performed 7 times if no response is
received. Since SIP T1 starts at 1/2 second or more and doubles
each time it is retransmitted, it will be at least a minute
before SIP times out the INVITE request; since SIP T1 is allowed
to be larger than 500 ms initially, it is possible that 7 x SIP
T1 will be longer than ISUP T11 + ISUP T9.
4. When T11 expires, an ACM message will be sent to the ISUP node to
prevent the call from being torn down by the remote node's ISUP
T7. This ACM contains a 'Called Party Status' value of 'no
indication.'
5. When ISUP T9 in the remote PSTN node expires, it will send a REL.
6. Upon receipt of the REL, the gateway will send an RLC to
acknowledge.
7. The REL will trigger a CANCEL request, which gets sent to the SIP
node.
8.1.5 SIP Error Response
SIP MGC/MG PSTN
| |<-----------IAM-----------|1
| |==========Audio==========>|
2|<--------INVITE-----------| |
3|-----------4xx+---------->| |
4|<----------ACK------------| |
| ** MG Releases PSTN Trunk ** |
| |------------REL---------->|5
| |<-----------RLC-----------|6
1. When a PSTN user wishes to begin a session with a SIP user, the
PSTN network generates an IAM message towards the gateway.
2. Upon receipt of the IAM message, the gateway generates an INVITE
message, and sends it to an appropriate SIP node based on called
number analysis.
3. The SIP node indicates an error condition by replying with a
response with a code of 400 or greater.
4. The gateway sends an ACK message to acknowledge receipt of the
INVITE final response.
Camarillo, et. al. Standards Track [Page 35]