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ISUP over SCCP

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As per some specification and my knowledge it seems ISUP can be over SCCP or SUA protocol. My questions here are -
1. How practical it is, it it rarely practiced or commonly followed.
2. What is the advantage at the network level if we do so.

posted Jul 29, 2013 by Nora Jones

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As far as I recall ISUP does not use SCCP for normal call setup, it only uses it for certain special services like CCBS (call completion to busy subscriber) according to the ITU-T standard, and I think most countries have an alternative national standard (we have an alternative standard here in the UK) so use of SCCP is not seen very often at all.

answer Jul 31, 2013 by anonymous
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