draft-bidulock-sigtran-sessid-00

Network Working Group                                     Brian Bidulock
INTERNET-DRAFT                                       OpenSS7 Corporation

Expires in six months                                  February 21, 2004

              Session Identification Registration (SESSID)
                                  for
                   Signalling User Adaptation Layers
                 <draft-bidulock-sigtran-sessid-00.txt>

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Abstract

      This memo describes Session Id Registration that provides the
   ability for one (listening) Application Server to indicate that a
   session should be established with another (accepting) Application
   Server for connection- and transaction-oriented messaging the in SS7
   Signalling User Adaptation Layers [M3UA, SUA09, TUA01].  Extension
   parameters and procedures are added by this memo in extension to
   those of the User Adaptation layers to provide a closer model to that
   of the XNS/XTI interfaces, where one interface may be designated as a
   `listener' and another designated as an `acceptor'.  This permits ISO
   compliant interfaces for SCCP to maintain the same semantic for SUA
   and TUA.

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1.  Introduction

1.1.  Scope

1.2.  Terminology

1.3.  Overview

1.3.1.  Multiple SGs

1.3.1.1.  Fail-over of routesets between SGs

1.3.1.2.  Redirection of routesets between SGs

1.4.  Sample Configurations

2.  Conventions

      The keywords MUST, MUST NOT, REQUIRED, SHALL, SHALL NOT, SHOULD,
   SHOULD NOT, RECOMMENDED, NOT RECOMMENDED, MAY, and OPTIONAL, when
   they appear in this document, are to be interpreted as described in
   [RFC 2119].

3.  Protocol Elements

3.1.  Parameters

3.2.  Messages

4.  Procedures

4.1.  AS and ASP State Maintenance

4.1.1.  ASP State

4.1.2.  AS State

4.1.3.  ASP Up Procedures

4.1.4.  ASP Down Procedures

4.1.5.  ASP Active Procedures

4.1.6.  ASP Inactive Procedures

4.1.7.  Notify Procedures

5.  Examples

6.  Security

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7.  IANA Considerations

Acknowledgments

      The authors would like to thank for their valuable comments and
   suggestions.

Notes

References

   M3UA.
        G. Sidebottom, J. Pastor-Balbas, I. Rytina, G. Mousseau, L. Ong,
        H. J. Schwarzbauer, K. Gradischnig, K. Morneault, M. Kalla, N.
        Glaude, B. Bidulock and J. Loughney, "SS7 MTP3-User Adaptation
        Layer (M3UA)," <draft-ietf-sigtran-m3ua-10.txt>, Internet
        Engineering Task Force - Signalling Transport Working Group
        (November, 2001).  Work In Progress.

   SUA09.
        J. Loughney, G. Sidebottom, G. Mousseau, S. Lorusso, L. Coene,
        G. Verwimp, J. Keller, F. E. Gonzalez, W. Sully, S. Furniss and
        B. Bidulock, "SS7 SCCP-User Adaptation Layer (SUA)," <draft-
        ietf-sigtran-sua-09.txt>, Internet Engineering Task Force -
        Signalling Transport Working Group (June 2001).  Work In
        Progress.

   TUA01.
        B. Bidulock, "SS7 TCAP-User Adaptation Layer (TUA)," <draft-
        bidulock-sigtran-tua-01.txt>, Internet Engineering Task Force -
        Signalling Transport Working Group (January 2, 2003).  Work In
        Progress.

   RFC 2119.
        S. Bradner, "Key words for use in RFCs to Indicate Requirement
        Levels," RFC 2119 - BCP 14, The Internet Society (March 1997).

Author's Addresses

   Brian Bidulock                                 Phone: +1-972-839-4489
   OpenSS7 Corporation                       Email: [email protected]
   4701 Preston Park Boulevard               URL: http//www.openss7.org/
   Suite 424
   Plano, TX  75093
   USA

   This Internet draft expires July, 2002.

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                       List of Illustrations

                         Table of Contents

  1 Introduction ................................................    2
  1.1 Scope .....................................................    2
  1.2 Terminology ...............................................    2
  1.3 Overview ..................................................    2
  1.3.1 Multiple SGs ............................................    2
  1.4 Sample Configurations .....................................    2
  2 Conventions .................................................    2
  3 Protocol Elements ...........................................    2
  3.1 Parameters ................................................    2
  3.2 Messages ..................................................    2
  4 Procedures ..................................................    2
  4.1 AS and ASP State Maintenance ..............................    2
  4.1.1 ASP State ...............................................    2
  4.1.2 AS State ................................................    2
  4.1.3 ASP Up Procedures .......................................    2
  4.1.4 ASP Down Procedures .....................................    2
  4.1.5 ASP Active Procedures ...................................    2
  4.1.6 ASP Inactive Procedures .................................    2
  4.1.7 Notify Procedures .......................................    2
  5 Examples ....................................................    2
  6 Security ....................................................    2
  7 IANA Considerations .........................................    3

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