RE: MTP3 in multiple networks ( Please ignore previous email)

Kumar,
 
It's not exactly clear what you mean when you say "two different
networks".
 
In the normal SS7 world, usually a "network" is differentiated by the
"network indicator".  Each instance of  MTP operates using a seperate
network indicator and there is no interaction between MTPs operating
with different network indicators.  So when a user routes a message, it
would specify the network indicator in the message and the MTP layer
would route over the appropriate network.
 
Not really sure if that answers your question.
 
Regards,
Lincoln

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From: Arvind Kumar [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Tuesday, October 23, 2007 8:12 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Sigtran] MTP3 in multiple networks ( Please ignore previous
email)


Hi!
M3UA can operate in multiple networks,
my doubt is whether MTP3 can operate in multiple networks of same
variants (ITU),
I think NO. Could you please point me some useful document related to
this.
Suppose the configuration is as follows:


              Nwk2
|------------------------------------| 
|                                     |
|    | ---------------------------|    |
MTP3   Nwk1              M3UA

Suppose there are two SAPs  between MTP3 and M3UA each for one network.
Is this possible ?
If yes then how MTP3 will deliver the message to appropriate network as
it does not have any information 
regarding network.
Or it is the case like this


 MTP3 ------------------------ -----
                                       M3UA
  MTP3  --------------------------  

M3UA has two different SAPs for two different MTP3 in different network.
Please help. 

Regards,
Arvind

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