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    CDMA Call Flows

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    The document provides a network diagram and descriptions of the components and protocols used in an Africom telecommunications network. It also includes summaries of the call and data flows as well as the functioning process of the CSOFTX3000 charging system. The key components involved in voice, data, and SMS services are the MSC, HLR, SMSC, SCP, AAA, CAP, MAP, PDSN, and OCS. The charging system generates CDRs during calls which are processed and stored by the iGWB.

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    The document provides a network diagram and descriptions of the components and protocols used in an Africom telecommunications network. It also includes summaries of the call and data flows as well as the functioning process of the CSOFTX3000 charging system. The key components involved in voice, data, and SMS services are the MSC, HLR, SMSC, SCP, AAA, CAP, MAP, PDSN, and OCS. The charging system generates CDRs during calls which are processed and stored by the iGWB.

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    The document provides a network diagram and descriptions of the components and protocols used in an Africom telecommunications network. It also includes summaries of the call and data flows as well as the functioning process of the CSOFTX3000 charging system. The key components involved in voice, data, and SMS services are the MSC, HLR, SMSC, SCP, AAA, CAP, MAP, PDSN, and OCS. The charging system generates CDRs during calls which are processed and stored by the iGWB.

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    CDMA Call Flows

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    The document provides a network diagram and descriptions of the components and protocols used in an Africom telecommunications network. It also includes summaries of the call and data flows as well as the functioning process of the CSOFTX3000 charging system. The key components involved in voice, data, and SMS services are the MSC, HLR, SMSC, SCP, AAA, CAP, MAP, PDSN, and OCS. The charging system generates CDRs during calls which are processed and stored by the iGWB.

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    Africom Network Diagram

    CCBS=Customer Care and Billing System AAA=Authentication


    Authorisation and Accounting

    SCP=Service Control point HLR=Home


    Location Register

    SMSC=Short Message Service Centre CAP=Camel


    Application Part protocol

    MAP=Mobile Application Part protocol CN PS=Core Network


    Packet Switching

    CN CS=Core Network Circuit Switching PDSN=Packet Data


    Switching Node

    MSCe=CDMA Mobile SoftSwitch Centre MGW=Media Gateway

    BSC= Base Station Controller BTS = Base


    Transceiver Station

    ISUP=ISDN User Part protocol PSTN=Public


    Switched Telephone Network

    PLMN=Public Land Mobile Network H248=Gateway


    Control Protocol interface

    GbFE=Gb Fast Ethernet link Rp/FE=RAN to


    PDSN Fast Ethernet interface
    Pi/FE=PSDN to Internet Fast Ethernet link

    Functioning process of the CSOFTX3000 charging system

    1. Whenever a call ends, the WCCU/WCSU in MSC generates and stores the billing information
    in its billing pool.
    2. The WCCU/WCSU sends CDRs in the billing pool to the iGWB through the Ethernet switching
    plane, WSMU, WHSC, and LAN Switch. The iGWB stores the original CDRs in files.
    3. The iGWB sorts the original CDRs and converts their format from binary to text, and
    generates the final CDRs. The iGWB then sorts the final CDRs to different folders by category.

    Post-Paid Call Flow


    Pre-paid Voice Call Flow HL
    R

    Mobil MS IN OCS Mobil


    eA C SC (Balanc eB
    e
    Manag
    Dials Initial DP(Detection Point)

    Initial Quota Request

    Quota Response

    AC

    CIRequest

    RRB

    Connect

    Call Connect
    Activity Test

    Call Disconnect

    ACR

    CIReport

    ERB

    Deduct Credit

    AC=Apply Charging ACR=Apply


    Charging Report

    CIR=Call Information Request/Report BCSM= Basic Call


    State Model

    RRB=Report Request BCSM ERB=Event


    Report BCSM

    Data Call Flow


    PPP=Point to Point Protocol LCP=Link Control Protocol

    PCF=Policy and Charging Function IPCP=Internet Protocol


    Control Protocol

    FA=Foreign Agent HA=Home Agent

    BSC=Base Transceiver Controller PDSN=Packet Data


    Switching Node

    Data Call Charging Flow


    P PCEF AAA OCS PCRF

    Authentication Request

    Initial Balance Check

    Authentication Accept

    Service
    Connecti
    on
    Creation PCRF Request(Charging)

    Policy and Charging Rule Provision

    PCC
    Rules
    Creation
    Credit Request

    Credit Response

    Credit
    Update
    and allow
    traffic

    PCEF = Policy Control Enforcement Function

    PCRF= Policy Charging and Rule Function

    OCS= Online Charging System

    AAA= Authentication Authorisation and Accounting

    PCC= Policy Control and Charging

    SMS Flow
    Mobil
    Mobil MS SC OC SM HL MS eB
    eA C P S SC R C

    SMS Initial DP SMS

    Balance Check

    Balance Response

    Continue SMS

    Request Report SMS event

    SMS submit

    SRI for SMS

    SRI response

    SMS Delivery

    SMS

    SMS ACK

    SMS Delivery Report

    SMS Status Report

    SMS Status

    SMS Acknowledgement

    Disconnect SMS

    Event Report SMS

    Deduct Credit

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