In SS7, the SCCP layer routes the
messages between different network elements using Destination Point Code (DPC)
plus the Sub System Number (SSN) or Global Title (GT) plus SSN (Optional)
combination. Normally, the application layer expects the SCCP to route the
message and also specifies to the lower layer whether to route the message on
the DPC or the GT.
SCCP uses the first combination
when the application layer is aware of the destination point code and the SSN located
at that point code. The second combination is used when the destination entity
can be identified by the combination of elements within the GT. Normally the
second combination is used when the message has to deliver to a different
network and the point code of the end node is not available. In such scenarios,
the network determines the destination point code and the SSN by performing a
GT Translation.
As per ITU-T SCCP recommendation
Q.713, SCCP should support the following elements when GT is used for
addressing:
·
Address Indicator
·
GT Indicator
·
Translation Type
·
Numbering Plan
·
Encoding Scheme
·
GT Address Information
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