TSTP

TERRITORIAL SIGNALING TRANSFER POINT

INDICATES:

The SS7 signaling link terminates on the service provider's territorial Signaling Transfer Point (STP).

DATE:

9/16/2004

BILLING:

CRIS and CABS

APPLICATIONS:

Access Service, Common Channel Signaling (CCS)

SECTION - POSITION

EXAMPLES

S&E - FL

IOCL  DESMIANT00W/PIU 100
      /STPE 248-115-000
      /TSTP

FID RULES/CONSTRAINTS:

1. T, F, X and P order types prohibited for Access Service application.
2. X action code prohibited on Access Service orders.

SERVICE ORDER ACTIVITY NOTES:

1. The territorial Signaling Transfer Point provides a single point of interconnection for SS7 signaling within a territory (multi-state, multi-LATA). This allows large network and service providers (e.g., IXCs, CLECs, WSPs, etc.) the ability to make one SS7 connection into the ILEC for an entire region or territory, instead of having to interconnect each SS7 link into multiple STPs in each LATA.

SECTION - POSITION

APPEARANCE

MODE

MIN

MAX

Prohibited

0

0

ORDER TYPE/ACTION CODE/FID RELATIONSHIPS

Order Type

N

T

F

D

C

R

X

P

A

Presence

O

P

P

O

O

O

O

P

P

Action Codes

I,E

-

-

O,D

I,O, C,T, D,E, X,R, M

I,O, C,T, D,E, X,R, M

I,O, C,T, R

-

-

CRIS

CABS

Data Retention

Yes

Yes

Printed on CSR

Yes

Yes

Note: Please refer to BR-751-000-150 for a complete description of a FID specification and its structure.

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