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USSD Call Flows

The document describes the signaling flows for mobile originated and mobile terminated USSD/SCI interactions between a mobile station, MSC/VLR, HLR, and SCP. For mobile originated USSD, the signaling includes a USSD_REQUEST message from the MSC/VLR to the HLR and a USSD_RESPONSE back. For mobile terminated USSD, the signaling starts with a USSD_REQUEST from the SCP to the HLR which then triggers a USSD_REQUEST to the MSC/VLR and a USSD_RESPONSE back to the HLR and SCP. Additional USSD sequences can occur depending on the service implemented. No MAP messages are visible between the MS and MSC/

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USSD Call Flows

The document describes the signaling flows for mobile originated and mobile terminated USSD/SCI interactions between a mobile station, MSC/VLR, HLR, and SCP. For mobile originated USSD, the signaling includes a USSD_REQUEST message from the MSC/VLR to the HLR and a USSD_RESPONSE back. For mobile terminated USSD, the signaling starts with a USSD_REQUEST from the SCP to the HLR which then triggers a USSD_REQUEST to the MSC/VLR and a USSD_RESPONSE back to the HLR and SCP. Additional USSD sequences can occur depending on the service implemented. No MAP messages are visible between the MS and MSC/

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Siemens AG

MO USSD

11/30/2012

Mobile Originated USSD/SCI MS <-> SCP 1. 4. 3.


HLR (USSD Handler)

MSC/VLR

1. MAP: USSD_REQUEST (VLR - HLR) 2. CAP: USSD_REQUEST (HLR - SCP) 3. CAP: USSD_RESPONSE (SCP - HLR) 4. MAP: USSD_RESPONSE (HLR - VLR) Remark: 2. The CAMEL messages are transported transparently through MSC/VLR and HLR. The USSD-RESPONSE can initate another USSD-REQUEST message. The number of sequences depends on the implemented service. The messages between MSC and VLR are the same as between VLR and HLR

SCP

MS <-> HLR 1. 2.
HLR (USSD Handler)

MSC/VLR

1. MAP: USSD_REQUEST (VLR - HLR) 2. MAP: USSD_RESPONSE (HLR - VLR)

MS <-> VLR Remark:


MSC/VLR

No #7 messages are visible in the core network. The messages between MSC and VLR are the same as between VLR and HLR

MS <-> MSC Remark:


MSC/VLR

No #7 messages are visible in the core network.

Company confidential - for internal use only

118735366.xls.ms_office

Thomas Scholle, ICM N PG NM NE P 3

Siemens AG

MT USSD

11/30/2012

Mobile Termininated/ Network Initiated USSD MS <-> SCP 2. 3. 4.


HLR (USSD Handler)

MSC/VLR

1. CAP: USSD_REQUEST (SCP - HLR) 2. MAP: USSD_REQUEST (HLR - VLR) 3. MAP: USSD_RESPONSE (VLR - HLR) 4. CAP: USSD_RESPONSE (HLR - SCP) Remark: 1. In case of CAMEL the messages are transparently routed through MSC and HLR. The USSD-RESPONSE can initate another USSD-REQUEST message. The number of sequences depends on the implemented service.

SCP

MS <-> HLR 1. 2.
HLR (USSD Handler)

MSC/VLR

1. MAP: USSD_REQUEST (VLR - HLR) 2. MAP: USSD_RESPONSE (HLR - VLR)

MS <-> VLR Remark:


MSC/VLR

No #7 messages are visible in the core network. The messages between MSC and VLR are the same as between VLR and HLR

MS <-> MSC Remark:


MSC/VLR

No #7 messages are visible in the core network.

Company confidential - for internal use only

118735366.xls.ms_office

Thomas Scholle, ICM N PG NM NE P 3

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