Table of Contents

Foreword
1 Scope
2 References
3 Definitions and abbreviations
   3.1 Definitions
   3.2 Abbreviations
4 Introduction to private user mobility
   4.1 Overview
   4.2 PUM service architecture
   4.3 Identification of PUM users
   4.4 Overview of PUM supplementary services and ANFs
5 Interaction with basic services
   5.1 Provision of basic services
   5.2 Basic call procedures for PUM
6 Interactions with supplementary services
   6.1 General issues
   6.2 Specific supplementary service considerations
7 PUM on top of CTM
   7.1 Numbering aspects
   7.2 Interactions between PUM and CTM services
8 Management service consideration
   8.1 User aspects administration
   8.2 Routing administration
   8.3 Tariff and charging administration
   8.4 Traffic management
   8.5 Management of PISN user access
   8.6 Restoration and recovery
   8.7 Management of PISN network services
   8.8 Management of numbering/dialling plans
   8.9 Management of mobility
   8.10 Configuration of PISN supplementary services
9 Signalling considerations
   9.1 Location registration (SS-PUMR)
   9.2 Incoming and outgoing PUM calls (ANF-PUMI, ANF-PUMO)
   9.3 Supplementary service control
10 Numbering considerations
   10.1 Addressable entities
   10.2 Number formats
   10.3 Alternative identifiers
History

Abstract

Illustrates the impact that the introduction of Private User Mobility (PUM) has on a Private Integrated Services Network (PISN).

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Published
Document Type	Standard
Status	Current
Publisher	European Telecommunications Standards Institute
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ISBN
Committee	BTC 1