DeactivateSS

Usage

This message is sent to a HLR to deactivate a Supplementary Service from a MSC via a VLR.

Addressing

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Invoke parameters

• ss-Code – the code of the supplementary service to be deactivated.
• basicService – indicates for which basic service group the supplementary service should be deactivated. If not included, the deactivation request applies to all basic services. It's a choice between:
  • bearerService – affected bearer
  • teleservice – affected service
• longFTN-Supported - indicates that the mobile station supports Long Forwarded-to Numbers.

Result parameters

The set of parameters in the result depends on the invoke parameters, can be one of:

• forwardingInfo – information about call forwarding
  • ss-Code – code of the Supplementary Service
  • forwardingFeatureList – list of forwarding features:
    • forwardingFeature – represents the information about each combination of a basic service and call forwarding service. It is a list of the following parameters:
      • basicService – bearer or teleservice
      • ss-Status
      • forwardedToNumber
      • forwardedToSubaddress
      • forwardingOptions
      • noReplyConditionTime
      • extensionContainer
      • longForwardedToNumber
• callBarringInfo – information about a call barring service:
  • ss-Code – code for supplementary service
  • callBarringFeatureList – list of call barring features parameters:
    • ext-CallBarFeature – this gives the status of call barring services as they are applicable to the basic service:
      • basicService – the bearer or teleservice
      • ss-Status – state information of individual supplementary services, see ss-Status description.
      • extensionContainer
  • extensionContainer
• cug-Info – refers to the information required for the operation of each CUG (Closed User Group):
  • cug-SubscriptionList – list of CUG subscriptions:
    • cug-Subscription – set of information for each CUG defined in the subscription. Contains the following parameters:
      • cug-Index – CUG index defined in ETS 300 138.
      • cug-Interlock – CUG interlock code defined in ETS 300 138.
      • intraCUG-Options – describes whether or not the subscriber is allowed to originate/to receive calls to/from withing

the CUG. It has one of the following values:

• • • • • noCUG-Restrictions – no restrictions
        • cugIC-CallBarred – incoming CUG calls are barred
        • cugOG-CallBarred – outgoing CUG calls are barred
      • basicServiceGroupList – list of basic services
        • basicService
      • extensionContainer
  • cug-FeatureList – sequence of CUG features:
    • cug-Feature – specifies parameters that are to be associated with the Basic Service Group. If the Basic Service is missing, the feature applies to all Basic Services.
      • basicService – the basic Service to which the feature applies
      • preferentialCUG-Indicator – indicates which CUG indes is to be used at an outgoing call setup using the Basic Service Group
      • interCUG-Restrictions – indicates whether if for the specified Basic Service Group outgoing and incoming call are allowed. It can have one of the following values:
        • CUG-only – calls only within the CUG are allowed
        • CUG-outgoing-access – calls outside the CUG are allowed
        • CUG-incoming-access – calls coming from outside the CUG are allowed
        • CUG-both – both incoming and outgoing calls are allowed
      • extensionContainer
  • extensionContainer
• ss-Data – Supplementary Service data
  • ss-Code – code of the Supplementary Service
  • ss-Status – state information of individual Supplementary Services, see ss-Status description.
  • ss-SubscriptionOption – specifies an option attached to the supplementary service. It is a choice between:
    • cliRestrictionOption – refers to the Restriction mode attached to the supplementary service. It can have one of the following values:
      • permanent
      • temporaryDefaultRestricted
      • temporaryDefaultAllowed
    • overrideCategory - specifies the Override Category option attached to the supplementary service. It can have one of the following values:
      • overrideEnabled
      • overrideDisabled
  • basicServiceGroupList – list of:
    • basicService – bearer or teleservice
  • extensionContainer
• emlpp-Info – specifies data associated with the eMLPP service. It has the following parameters:
  • maximumentitledPriority – indicates the highest priority a subscriber is allowed to apply to an outgoing call setup.
  • defaultPriority – defines the priority level that should be assigned if no explicit priority is indicated during call setup.
  • extensionContainer

Example

<component localCID="1" type="Invoke" operationCode="deactivateSS">
      <ss-Code>allCallOfferingSS</ss-Code>
      <basicService>
              <teleservice>automaticFacsimileGroup3</teleservice>
      </basicService>
</component>

References

• ETSI TS 100 974 V7.15.0 (2004-03) p1078