Complex Routing

The SVI-STP Signal Transfer Point features highly flexible routing options with regular-expression based manipulation of outbound message contents.

MTP Routing
Route on MTP label
OPC and DPC
Network indicator
SIO

SCCP Routing
Routing on incoming SCCP label- Called and Calling
- GT,PC,SSN
- NOA, etc
Variant Translation ETSI to ANSI
Outgoing SCCP label manipulation
Translate routing variant (GT > PC + SN, etc)

SCCP Variants
SCCP Routing ITUT Q711-Q714
JT-Q711-G714
ETSI ETS 300 589
ANSI T1.112

TCAP OP Codes
Routing on MAP OP code

MAP Routing
Routing on MAP OP code
Manipulation of MAP IE contents

Gateway Screening

MTP 3 Screening
Service Indicator
Affected PC in management message
Originating Point Code
Destination Point Code

SCCP Screening - Called Party
Encoding Scheme
Global Title Indicator
Nature of address indicator
Numbering Plan
Point Code
Subsystem number
Translation type

Calling Party
Encoding Scheme
Global Title Indicator
Nature of address indicator
Numbering Plan
Point Code
Subsystem number
Translation type

SCCP Management Screening
Affected Point Code
Affected subsystem number

ISUP
ISUP message type

MAP
OP code
Parameter matching /decision making
USSD / SMS

TCAP OP Codes
Routing on MAP OP code

General Screening
Byte pattern and offset

Flexible MSU Record Capture

The SVI-STP provides a flexible mechanism for the capture of all MSU messaging storing as:

ASCII based MSU records
Configurable ASCII based CDRs
Store MSU details in SQL database
MSU duplication enables messages to be sent to 3rd party applications - ie. monitoring

Allows operators to perform Billing Reconciliation, Network Analysis etc.

1+1 Redundancy

1+1 Dual Plane Worker/ Hot Standby
- Database and signalling information check-pointed between planes
- Replicated hardware and software
Eliminates single points of failure
Five Nines uptime (99.999%)
Single Point Code spread across dual plane architecture
Single OA&M interface over VIP address
Real time Maintenance upgrades