SCCP:Addressing
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Latest revision as of 14:38, 10 September 2009
The SCCP software supports the numbering plan contained in the 1996 ITU Q.713 - Q.714 and ANSI T1.112 recommendations. It places no constraints on the numbering scheme except those outlined in the 1996 ITU recommendations.
The figure immediately below illustrates the ITU addressing architecture for SCCP. The SCCP software supports from 1 to 128 digits (64 octets) within the address field.
The second figure illustrates the ANSI addressing architecture in SCCP:
The address information can take the following forms:
- DPC + (SSN or global title or both)
- Global title
- Global title + SSN
