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CERTIFICATION COURSE
DIGITAL SWITCHING SYSTEM
SUBSCRIBER ADMINISTRATION
Version 2 June 2014
Subscriber Administration
SUBSCRIBER ADMINISTRATION
INDEX
3.1
Objective ..................................................................... 2
3.2
Introduction ................................................................ 2
3.3
3.4
3.5
Summary ................................................................... 11
3.6
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SUBSCRIBER ADMINISTRATION
STRUCTURE
3.1
OBJECTIVE
3.2
INTRODUCTION
3.3
3.4
3.5
SUMMARY
3.6
3.1 OBJECTIVE
The objective of this lesson is to
Understand the activities followed by the exchange administration in the
management of Subscriber like creation , modification and deletion
3.2 INTRODUCTION
Administration of a telephone exchange involves such day-to- day operations as
putting new subscriber lines into service, modifying subscriber's entitlements, transfer of
a subscriber line and taking a subscriber line out of service. In the same way the
connectivity with other exchanges in the network is al maintained for efficient working of
the exchanges. These operations come under the per view of administration of subscriber
lines , trunks and routes. These administration tasks involve dialogues between the
operators and the switching system.
Thus a large part of the operators' work involves the use of MML commands to
administer subscriber data stored in the exchange. By administration of data we mean
their creation, modification and deletion in exchange memory, as well as obtaining their
output to man-machine dialogue and storage peripherals.
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When bringing a new subscriber in service, for example, an operator must inform
the exchange of the line equipment used, the assigned directory number, the subscriber's
class of service, etc. (Assuming line wires have been connected to the line circuit at the
MDF.) This transmission of information between operating personnel and the switching
system is carried out through VDUs, using a special man- machine language (MML).
The data describing subscriber characteristics consist of
In addition to the above, originating and terminating facilities data denote the
optional services for which the subscriber has registered. This indicates the facilities for
which the subscriber is entitled to as calling or called party respectively.
They refer to facilities like
Automatic alarm,
Hotline,
Conference, etc.
For certain facilities, additional data is stored, in the form of destination directory
number for diversion of calls, time of alarm etc.
(i)
Line Characteristics
Data associated with lines describing the functional, physical and electrical
characteristics
Line Type
Instrument Type
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Line Category
Cable Identity
Access option
a) Line Type
Functional type of the line. For example, Ordinary Line, Coin Collection Box
Line, Private Automatic Branch Exchange Line etc.
b) Instrument Type
Type of telephone equipment used by the subscriber. It may be of the following
types: Decadic, DTMF or Digital.
c) Line Category
A number assigned to a line depending on the electrical characteristics of the
external plant for the line. This number points to a set of "expected value ranges" for a
set of line testing parameters and thus, system uses the number when lines are "tested" to
decide if the line is behaving "normally" or if the measured values are beyond the range,
line could be suspected to be faulty.
d) Cable Identity
Identity of the outdoor plant cable to which the line is connected. It is a
combination of :
e) Access Option
This parameter which all access options are active. For PSTN subscriber, its
value should be NRML. Indicates which all access options are active. This is valid for
ISDN sub. Only.
(ii)
Subscriber Characteristics
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g) Subscriber Category
This parameter defines the category of the subscriber. A subscriber can
have category ranging from 1 to 64. This parameter helps in charging of
different subscriber in different way.
h) Basic Services
This parameter describes the bearer services offered to the subscriber.
Services are
BS12 means 3.1 KHz Audio and speech
BS13 means 64 kbps unrestricted
BS12 3 means 3.1 KHz audio & speech and 64 kbps unrestricted.
3.3.1 Creation:
The first in-servicing (creation) of an individual subscriber line involves issuing a
man-machine command, after the line has been connected at MDF. By this a relationship
between a free (unassigned) directory number and a free Equipment Number is
established. Further, the appropriate line characteristics, subscriber characteristics and
facilities are registered. At the same time, a charge meter is assigned and its contents are
output as part of the output report. Later, whenever there is any change in the subscriber's
line characteristics, like the instrument is changed from decadic type to DTMF type, the
existing data can be modified through a command.
3.3.2 Modification
Similarly, if any of the subscriber's characteristics undergoes a change, like the
line has to be put under observation for malicious calls, there is a command to modify this
data.
When the subscriber avails different optional facilities (value added phone
services) like Alarm, Hotline etc., at any time it may be registered through a command to
modify the currently availed facilities. The subscriber's directory number may be
modified, through a command. In this case the line will retain the current equipment
number. The line will be automatically put in frozen state, with the option to specify the
mode of interception of calls to the previous number.
The equipment number may be modified through a separate command, and may
be used when the subscriber changes his residence, but likes to keep his current directory
number unchanged..
3.3.3 Safe custody
Customers, who do not intend to use their landline connection for more than three
months period and want to ensure that their line is not misused in their absence, can avail
the Safe Custody Plan at very nominal charges:
The safe custody charges will be a fixed amount per month .The charges
will be paid in advance.
The phone connection will be disabled for the period of safe custody.
Telephone number will be retained and will be restored after the period of
safe custody on the request of customer.
The minimum period of safe custody will be three months in BSNL
Network.
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Call Forwarding
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B1Called
party
A Calling party
B2 called party
or
operator
Or
recorded
announcement
requested
connection
forwarded connection
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Fig2. Call
Forwarding
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2. The subscriber must be authorized to use the feature. This allows the
subscriber to modify the system data, i.e. the B2 directory number: The feature may also
be controlled by the operator instead of the subscriber:
b)
This feature allows a subscriber to prevent all outgoing calls or all calls to
a specific direction or to a specific zone from being made from his or her telephone. The
feature covers the following Service restrictions in the outgoing direction, fully
administration controlled. Service restrictions in the outgoing direction, administration
registration, subscriber controlled. Service restrictions in the outgoing direction, fully
subscriber controlled and selected.
c)
Three party service with three way conversation feature enables the
subscriber to hold an existing connection while setting up another to a third subscriber.
With this feature it is possible to:
A calling party (A-SUB) with this feature can put his partner into waiting position
and sets up another call to a different subscriber. This is called three party CALL status
The A-SUB establishes a three party conference from three party CALL status by
performing a hook flash and dialing 3 after special dial tone. If either of the two called
parties (B-SUB or C-SUB) go on hook during an active three party conference they are
released individually. If the A-SUB goes on hook, the complete three party conference is
released.
d)
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e)
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To provide dynamic STD facility to the subscribers, first the feature has to be
created in the exchange. For authorizing this feature to the subscriber, another MML
command will be used If a subscriber asks for only local dialing facility then this
command will be used with specific parameter: If a subscriber wants only STD facility on
his telephone then the command will be used with another specific parameter If a
subscriber complaints that his telephone has been locked permanently then the exchange
administrator may use a proper MML commands used for resetting the locked code .
f)
DELETION OF SUBSCRIBER:
When the command is issued to delete a subscriber, the information
concerning a subscriber is deleted.
No communication possible using this line.
Calls made to this line diverted to an operator or announcement or fed NU
tone
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3.5 SUMMARY
This unit gives detailed information about subscriber related data which need to
be provisioned in the exchange database by means of man machine commands. The
creation , deletion , modification of subscribers has been told . Various classes of service
to the subscribers has also been dealt in this chapter.
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