1 6/19/98Copyright 1998 ITN with NPAC and 3rd Party Network Element Barry Bishop Director of Numbering Services Lockheed Martin ITN Number Pooling.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
NANC Report Numbering Oversight Working Group (NOWG) July 15, 2003 Co-Chairs: Karen Mulberry, MCI Jim Castagna, Verizon.
Advertisements

NANC Report Numbering Oversight Working Group (NOWG) September 14, 2004 Co-Chairs: Karen Mulberry, MCI Jim Castagna, Verizon.
1 Number Portability Administration Center Change Orders NANC 399 & NANC 400 NANC Meeting March 15, 2005 Tom McGarry NeuStar, Inc.
National Thousands Block Number Pooling Services NANC Meeting May 13, 2003.
INC Report to the NANC – September 20, Industry Numbering Committee (INC) Report to the NANC September 20, 2005 Ken Havens - INC Chair Adam Newman.
NANC Change Order 400 Joint FoN/LNPA WG Meeting April 14, 2005 Tom McGarry NeuStar, Inc.
1 INC Report to the NANC October 2001 Norman Epstein INC Moderator.
PANI IMG Report to NANC February 13, 2007 pANI IMG Co-Chairs Don Gray – Martin Hakimdin Natalie McNamer – Bill Shaughnessy.
INC Report to the NANC September 2001 Norman Epstein INC Moderator.
INC Report to the NANC – July 19, Industry Numbering Committee (INC) Report to the NANC July 19, 2005 Ken Havens - INC Chair Adam Newman - INC Vice.
Industry Numbering Committee (INC) Report to the NANC February 18, 2010 Adam Newman, INC Chair Natalie McNamer, INC Vice Chair.
INC Report to the NANC – November 30, Industry Numbering Committee (INC) Report to the NANC November 30, 2005 Ken Havens - INC Chair Adam Newman.
NANC Report Numbering Administration Oversight Working Group November 19, 2002 Co-Chairs: Karen Mulberry, WorldCom Jim Castagna, Verizon.
NANC Report Number Oversight Working Group (NOWG) January 22, 2003 Co-Chairs: Karen Mulberry, WorldCom Jim Castagna, Verizon.
Industry Numbering Committee (INC) Report to the NANC October 15, 2009 Adam Newman, INC Chair Natalie McNamer, INC Vice Chair.
Industry Numbering Committee (INC) Report to the NANC May 21, 2010 Adam Newman, INC Chair Natalie McNamer, INC Vice Chair.
So what does local number portability mean, and how does a local end office in the U.S.A. handle it?
1 Thursday 8/13/98 APCO International Conference & Expositi on Albuquerque N.M. What are the impacts to Public Safety Organizations and Law Enforcement?
INC Report to the NANC September 2001 Norman Epstein INC Moderator.
Industry Numbering Committee (INC) Report to the NANC Dyan Adams, INC Co-Chair Shaunna Forshee, INC Co-Chair September 18, 2013.
Industry Numbering Committee (INC) Report to the NANC Dyan Adams, INC Co-Chair Shaunna Forshee, INC Co-Chair December 10, 2013.
© 2004 AT&T, All Rights Reserved. The world’s networking company SM An Evolution Path for Numbering and Interconnection Future Of Numbering Symposium November.
Introduction to Local Number Portability: What VoIP Providers Need to Know Wednesday October 14, 2009 Astricon 2009 – Glendale, AZ
© 2008 AT&T Knowledge Ventures. All rights reserved. AT&T and the AT&T logo are trademarks of AT&T Knowledge Ventures. 1 Video Relay Service and Assignment.
Version 4.0 NOTE: For a more detailed description of each process step within these flows, please refer to the accompanying Inter-Service Provider LNP.
INC Report to the NANC 11/30/06 1 Industry Numbering Committee (INC) Report to the NANC November 30, 2006 Ken Havens, INC Chair Adam Newman, INC Vice Chair.
© 2004 AT&T, All Rights Reserved. The world’s networking company SM VoIP, Portability, and the Evolution of Addressing LNPA & Future of Numbering Working.
1 Pearson Government Solutions Relationships. Results. Pearson Government Solutions Relationships. Results. MBI Administration Mitch Kaufman MBI Administration.
INC Report to the NANC 02/13/ Industry Numbering Committee (INC) Report to the NANC February 13, 2007 Ken Havens, INC Chair Adam Newman, INC Vice.
Possible Impacts of IP Networks on Numbering Tom McGarry, Neustar Fellow Telephone Numbers and IP Networks.
Version 3.0 North American Numbering Council (NANC) Inter-Service Provider LNP Operations Flows NOTE: For a more detailed description of each process step.
Industry Numbering Committee (INC) Report to the NANC Dyan Adams, INC Co-Chair Shaunna Forshee, INC Co-Chair June 17, 2014.
1 Industry Numbering Committee (INC) Report to the NANC Natalie McNamer, INC Chair Dana Crandall, INC Vice Chair February 21, 2013.
Mismatch Is end-user porting all telephone numbers? New Service Provider notifies Old Service Provider of change using Local Service Request (LSR) Old.
Mismatch NNSP sends porting LSR to ONSP to port number. End-user Contact End-user agrees to change to New Service Provider (NLSP) NLSP obtains end-user.
INC Report to the NANC - September 25, INC Report to the NANC September 25, 2003 Dana Smith - INC Moderator Ken Havens - INC Assistant Moderator.
INC Report to the NANC – March 15, Industry Numbering Committee (INC) Report to the NANC March 15, 2005 Ken Havens - INC Chair Adam Newman - INC.
Industry Numbering Committee (INC) Report to the NANC Dyan Adams, INC Co-Chair Shaunna Forshee, INC Co-Chair June 4, 2015.
INC Report to the NANC 9/19/06 1 Industry Numbering Committee (INC) Report to the NANC September 19, 2006 Ken Havens, INC Chair Adam Newman, INC Vice Chair.
INC Report to the NANC – November 4, Industry Numbering Committee (INC) Report to the NANC January 19, 2005 Ken Havens - INC Chair Adam Newman -
Union Tandem Qwest Tandem Union Wireless Switch Legend Existing Connections Union ILEC Switch Meet Point PSTN CURRENT NETWORK CONFIGURATION TRAFFIC FLOW.
Wireless Number Portability Subcommittee Wireless Pooling Alternative Evaluation July 20, 1999.
Wireless Number Portability Subcommittee Wireless Pooling Alternative Evaluation June 22, 1999.
INC Report to the NANC Status Report - Number Pooling and 500/900 Number Portability.
INC Report to the NANC – March 14, Industry Numbering Committee (INC) Report to the NANC March 14, 2006 Ken Havens - INC Chair Adam Newman - INC.
Industry Numbering Committee (INC) Report to the NANC
Industry Numbering Committee (INC) Report to the NANC
Industry Numbering Committee (INC) Report to the NANC
Adam Newman, INC Vice Chair
Switch Setup Connectivity to Other locations Via MPLS/LL etc
Adam Newman, INC Vice Chair
Rose Travers - INC Assistant Moderator
Number Pooling Donna Navickas 12/7/97 D.Navickas.
Industry Numbering Committee (INC) Report to the NANC April 17, 2007
Industry Numbering Committee (INC) Report to the NANC
Thursday, September 3, :30 – 9:15 a.m.
Industry Numbering Committee (INC) Report to the NANC
Industry Numbering Committee (INC) Report to the NANC
Industry Numbering Committee (INC) Report to the NANC
Adam Newman, INC Vice Chair
Adam Newman - INC Vice Chair
Adam Newman, INC Vice Chair
Robin Smith, INC Vice Chair
Adam Newman, INC Vice Chair
Adam Newman, INC Vice Chair
Adam Newman, INC Vice Chair
Industry Numbering Committee (INC) Report to the NANC
Industry Numbering Committee (INC) Report to the NANC
Pre NNP.
Industry Numbering Committee (INC) Report to the NANC
Presentation transcript:

1 6/19/98Copyright 1998 ITN with NPAC and 3rd Party Network Element Barry Bishop Director of Numbering Services Lockheed Martin ITN Number Pooling

2 6/19/98Copyright 1998 Proposed ITN Pooling Network NPAC Bell Atlantic AT&T MCI Local Tandem LSMS Trunks Cellular One AT&T Wireless to 9999 Spare 1234, 9877, 6951, to 9999 Spare to 9999 Spare to 9999 Spare to 9999 Spare to 9999 Trunks LSMS 3rd Party Network Element LSMS

3 6/19/98Copyright 1998 Querying NPAC for available # via SOA or Separate Link NPAC Bell Atlantic AT&T MCI Local Tandem SOA/OSS Trunks Cellular One AT&T Wireless to 9999 Spare 1234, 9877, 6951, to 9999 Spare to 9999 Spare to 9999 Spare to 9999 Spare to 9999 Trunks SOA 3rd Party SOA/??? SOA/COSMOS SOA

4 6/19/98Copyright 1998 Spare #’s and new NXX “Ported” to 3rd Party Network Element NPAC Bell Atlantic AT&T MCI Local Tandem LSMS Trunks Cellular One AT&T Wireless to to to , 9877, 6951, to 9999 New NXX to to to 9999 Trunks LSMS 3rd Party

5 6/19/98Copyright 1998 Spare and new NXX #’s Ported from 3rd party NE to SP’s as needed NPAC Bell Atlantic AT&T MCI Local Tandem LSMS Trunks Cellular One AT&T Wireless xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx XXXX Spare #’s 3rd Party NE Trunks LSMS

6 6/19/98Copyright 1998 ITN Pooling using 3rd party Network Element u ITN Pooling may be accomplished by porting all unused numbers to an independent 3rd party Network Element. – Third party provides a network element (NE) – This NE will have a distinct LRN assigned to it. – NE will provide vacant code treatment for calls which may ultimately route to it. – NXX’s will continue to be assigned to Service providers as they are today, but all 10,000 numbers will then be ported to the NE using existing LNP/NPAC capabilities. – Existing unused Service Provider numbers can also be ported to the NE. – Existing Service Provider numbers upon disconnect (and after intercept treatment has been completed) will snap back to the NE. – Lerg updates are completed the same as today for default routing. If a call is default routed to the SP assigned the NXX, it will query and route to the ITN NE.

7 6/19/98Copyright 1998 ITN Pooling using 3rd Party Network Element (continued) – Service Providers can obtain any spare number by querying NPAC for any number which is assigned LRN of the pooling administrator (note, this also solves issue of porting vacant numbers as they can be placed in the pool) – May minimize changes to service provider OSS’s – Under this scenario Snap Back will be to the 3rd Party NE This may require a change to NPAC software (pooled number bit or additional table) to support numbers subsequently ported to another provider after the initial assignment. Can be easily transitioned from thousand block pooling. Existing NPAC software may be fully reusable. – Does not cause any additional problems for 911. Changes made initially for LNP should be sufficient. – Non-LNP default routing not affected – Should minimize or eliminate the cause code 26 issue – Minimizes changes to existing Network Configurations (NANPA assigns CO codes, NPAC ports numbers, Service Providers route calls as normal)

8 6/19/98Copyright 1998 Expected Impacts to Industry Fora u T1S1.6Minimal u INCModify Guidelines u NANPA WG Modify requirements u T&O New operational processes (NPAC changes may be minimal ) u Others?????

9 6/19/98Copyright 1998 Issues u Possible capacity issues for SP databases u Redesign of Service Provider OSS’s u Others?????