WO2000019759A1 - Call forwarding in a telecommunications network - Google Patents
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- H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
- H04W—WIRELESS COMMUNICATION NETWORKS
- H04W4/00—Services specially adapted for wireless communication networks; Facilities therefor
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- H04M—TELEPHONIC COMMUNICATION
- H04M3/00—Automatic or semi-automatic exchanges
- H04M3/42—Systems providing special services or facilities to subscribers
- H04M3/54—Arrangements for diverting calls for one subscriber to another predetermined subscriber
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- H—ELECTRICITY
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- H04M2207/00—Type of exchange or network, i.e. telephonic medium, in which the telephonic communication takes place
- H04M2207/18—Type of exchange or network, i.e. telephonic medium, in which the telephonic communication takes place wireless networks
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- H—ELECTRICITY
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- H04M3/00—Automatic or semi-automatic exchanges
- H04M3/42—Systems providing special services or facilities to subscribers
- H04M3/50—Centralised arrangements for answering calls; Centralised arrangements for recording messages for absent or busy subscribers ; Centralised arrangements for recording messages
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- H04M3/42—Systems providing special services or facilities to subscribers
- H04M3/54—Arrangements for diverting calls for one subscriber to another predetermined subscriber
- H04M3/545—Arrangements for diverting calls for one subscriber to another predetermined subscriber with loop avoiding arrangements
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- the invention relates to call forwarding functionality.
- call forwarding functionality forwards a call to a predetermined number in case of a busy line, no reply, or unconditional call forwarding, for example.
- the number of successive times a call can be forwarded is usually limited.
- call forwarding is allowed only once per call. In this case, information is transferred as an attachment to the signaling, which indicates whether the call has been forwarded or not.
- a forwarded call is indi- cated, re-forwarding of the call is prohibited.
- two subscribers B and C who have designated call forwarding to each other would not cause a call made by subscriber A to subscriber B to be forwarded back and forth between the numbers of B and C.
- call forwarding restriction is implemented with the aid of a call forwarding counter CFC, which is trans- ferred between switching centers.
- CFC indicates the number of times call forwarding has already been executed for the call.
- a maximum number set for the CFC restricts the number of times a call can be forwarded, e.g. five successive times for call forwarding per one call. Usually the maximum number is some value from 1 to 5.
- Figure 1 of the attached drawing shows a simplified block diagram of a GSM mobile communications system (Global System for Mobile communications).
- the mobile station MS is connected via a radio path to a base transceiver station BTS, in Figure 1 to the base station BTS1.
- a base station sub-system BSS consists of a base station controller BSC and the base sta- tions BTS controlled by it.
- a mobile services switching center MSC usually controls several base station controllers BSC and is connected to other mobile services switching centers and a GMSC (Gateway Mobile services Switching Center).
- the GSM network is connected to other networks, such as the PSTN (Public Service Telephone Network), another mo- bile communication network PLMN, or the ISDN network. Subscriber infor- mation is stored permanently in the home location register HLR and temporarily in the visited location register VLR. The operation of the entire GSM system is monitored by the operation and maintenance center OMC.
- FIG. 2 of the attached drawing shows call routing in the GSM net- work as a signaling diagram.
- call forwarding is described with reference to this figure.
- a call is transferred from the network to the gateway mobile services switching center GMSC with the setup-message 1AM 20 (Initial Address Message).
- the setup-message 1AM 20 Initial Address Message
- the telephone number of the called subscriber and the information about call forwarding or the call forwarding counter CFC are transferred.
- the GMSC sends a request to the home location register HLR of the called subscriber for routing information in the SRI-message 21 (Send Routing Information).
- SRI-message 21 Send Routing Information
- Information about call forwarding set for this called subscriber number is contained in the subscriber information in HLR and/or VLR.
- Unconditional call forwarding can be performed by the HLR, whereas call forwarding on Busy can only be carried out by the VLR in charge of the subscriber.
- Conditional call forwarding such as call forwarding on Not Reachable (CFNRc) and call forwarding on No Reply (CFNRy), can be performed either by the HLR or the VLR.
- the HLR sends the for- warded-to number to the GMSC in SRI ACK -message 24 (Send Routing Information Acknowledge). After receiving this number to be used in call forwarding, the GMSC examines the information about call forwarding received with the lAM-message.
- the GMSC compares the value of the CFC to the maximum value set for call forwarding. For example, if the value of CFC is 3 and the maximum value is set at 5, the CFC value is increased by one and the call is forwarded to the number given for forwarding. If the CFC value equals the maximum set value, the call is not forwarded once more. If call forwarding is still allowed, the call is forwarded to the new number, e.g. to another switching center VMSC in lAM-message 25 which contains the information about call forwarding or the new CFC. If call forwarding is restricted, the call is normally released/disconnected. In call forwarding initiated by the HLR, messages 22 and 23 in Figure 2 are not needed.
- the HLR When VLR initiates call forwarding, the HLR sends the PRN- message 22 (Provide Routing Number) to the subscriber's current visited lo- cation register VLR.
- the VLR provides the HLR with mobile station routing number MSRN (stage 23), which HLR forwards to GMSC in SRI ACK - message 24 (Send Routing Information Acknowledge).
- MSRN mobile station routing number
- SRI ACK - message 24 Send Routing Information Acknowledge
- the call is routed to the visited mobile services switching center VMSC, where the VLR provides the number to be used in forwarding the call.
- the switching center examines if call forwarding is still allowed for this call using the information about call forwarding or the call forwarding counter CFC as described above.
- call forwarding is still allowed, the call is forwarded to the given number along with the information about call forwarding or the new CFC as described above.
- the examination of call forwarding information can just as well be performed by the HLR when the information about call forwarding or the CFC is transferred to the HLR in connection with the routing number request. In that case, the examination is carried out in a manner similar to that described above, usually both in the switching center and in the HLR. As a result call forwarding is either allowed or denied.
- FIG. 3 shows a block diagram of the units of the switching center which are essential for call forwarding functionality.
- Figure 3 illustrates the use of call forwarding counter CFC for call forwarding restriction.
- the CF (Call Forwarding) handling unit 31 receives the parameters relating to the forwarding of the call in question and compares the CFC value received to the maximum value retrieved from max_CF storage 33.
- Call forwarding information of the called subscriber number is retrieved from the subscriber information of HLR via HLR request unit 35 and/or from the VLR 37, which can be located in proximity to the switching center. After comparison of the CFC value, the call is either forwarded, when CFC is below the maximum value set, or disconnected, when CFC is equal to the maximum value.
- the CF handling unit 31 increases the CFC value by one.
- the problem with the call forwarding restriction described above is that access through call forwarding to numbers with ensuring an answer rather than possible further forwarding, such as voice mail, is not possible. Therefore, a call made by subscriber A to subscriber B can be forwarded to the mobile phone of subscriber B but cannot then be forwarded further on to the voice mail, if only one call forwarding is allowed.
- the object of this invention is to facilitate call forwarding when call forwarding restriction takes place.
- the invention is based on the idea that call forwarding is allowed despite call forwarding restriction when the number to be used in forwarding the call meets special conditions set beforehand. The number is thus compared with the preset conditions and depending on the result of this comparison the call is either forwarded or not.
- call forwarding can be allowed to certain telephone numbers despite any call forwarding restrictions.
- Another advantage of the invention is that call forwarding is flexible and conditions for additional call forwarding can be custom-tailored.
- Figure 1 shows the parts of the mobile communication network that are essential for the invention
- Figure 2 shows call routing according to prior art in the GSM network
- Figure 3 shows a known block diagram of the units of the switching center which are essential for call forwarding functionality
- Figure 4 shows call forwarding according to the invention as a flow chart
- Figure 5 shows the units of the switching center which are essential for call forwarding according to the invention
- Figure 6 shows the routing signaling according to the invention.
- the present invention can be applied to any telecommunications network.
- the invention will be described below in more detail mostly by using the digital mobile communications system GSM as an example.
- Figure 1 shows the simplified structure of a GSM network as described earlier.
- An interested reader can find more background information about GSM system in GSM specifications and the book: "The GSM System for Mobile Communications", M. Mouly & M. Pautet, Palaiseau, France, 1992, ISBN:2-9507190- 0-7.
- the first embodiment of the invention is described in more detail with reference to Figures 4, 5, and 6.
- Figure 4 shows a flow chart of call forwarding according to the invention.
- a forwarded-to number to be used in forwarding the call is provided to the switching center MSC according to prior art either by the HLR or the VLR.
- a check is made as to whether call forwarding is allowed according to prior art, based on the information about call forwarding or by comparing the call forwarding counter CFC with a maximum value, for example. If call forwarding is allowed, the call is forwarded according to prior art. If call forwarding is not allowed at stage 42, the forwarded-to number to be used in forwarding the call is compared with a preset condition according to the invention (stage 43). If the preset condition is met at stage 44, call forwarding is allowed at stage 45.
- the preset condition for call forwarding according to the invention can be that at least one digit in the forwarded-to number has to be equal to a preset value of this digit.
- the first digits of the number are set to be +358 66 123 to fulfill the condition according to the invention. In that case, number +358 66 123123 would fulfill the condition and call forwarding would be allowed to that number, but number +358 66 321321 would not fulfill the condition and the call would not be forwarded to that number.
- condition for call forwarding according to the invention can be preset to allow call forwarding to a voice mail number even when call forwarding restriction according to prior art has taken place, provided that the voice mail numbers are easily distinguished from other telephone numbers, with a certain first digit or digits, for example.
- An example situation implementing call forwarding according to the invention would be a call made by subscriber A to subscriber B's fixed net- work telephone number from where there is unconditional call forwarding to the mobile telephone number of subscriber B.
- This call forwarding is performed according to prior art.
- the maximum number of times for call forwarding per call is set at 1 and the preset condition for call forwarding according to the invention is set to cover voice mail numbers.
- subscriber B is not accessible, i.e. does not answer or is busy at this first forwarded-to number
- second call forwarding is needed to be performed to the voice mail of subscriber B's mobile subscription.
- the second forwarded-to number i.e. the number of the voice mail, is compared with the preset condition.
- the call is forwarded to this voice mail number.
- it is safe to forward the call to the voice mail as there will be no further call forwarding from that second forwarded-to number due to the nature of voice mail service. Therefore, this additional call forwarding according to the invention does not unduly load the network as voice mail only records the voice message of the calling subscriber.
- FIG. 5 shows a block diagram of a switching center with the essential parts for call forwarding according to the invention.
- the example in Figure 5 uses the call forwarding counter CFC in controlling call forwarding.
- CF handling unit 31 receives the parameters relating to call forwarding and compares the received CFC to the maximum value retrieved from max_CF storage 33 according to prior art.
- the forwarded-to number to be used in call forwarding is retrieved from the HLR via the HLR request unit 35 and/or from the VLR 37 according to prior art.
- the switching center includes the extra CF control unit 52 and the extra_CF storage 54, which contains the preset condition for call forwarding according to the invention.
- extra_CF storage 54 can contain more than one preset condition to be used as a combination to form one condition for the call forwarding allowance.
- extra CF control unit 52 com- pares the number to be used in forwarding the call with the preset condition retrieved from extra_CF storage 54. Call forwarding is allowed according to the invention when the preset condition is met.
- Figure 6 shows an example situation for call forwarding according to the invention.
- the call forwarding allowance examination ac- cording to prior art is carried out both in the MSC and in the HLR, the maximum number of times for call forwarding is 3, and the condition for call forwarding according to the invention is that the forwarded-to number to be used for call forwarding begins with +358 66 123.
- the call is transferred to the MSC in lAM-message 20. In this message the CFC value of 3 is also transferred.
- the switching center MSC compares the CFC to the maximum value and detects that no further call forwarding is allowed according to prior art.
- the MSC cheats the HLR by decreasing the CFC value by one.
- the MSC sends this decreased value to the HLR in SRI-message 62.
- the HLR detects that the CFC is below the maximum value, it sends the MSC the forwarded-to number +358 66 123123 in SRI ACK -message 24.
- the switching center MSC compares this number with the preset condition for call forwarding according to the invention. As this number fulfills the preset condition, MSC forwards the call to the number. If the preset condition is not fulfilled, call forwarding is denied.
- the method described above can be utilized by first setting the call forwarding counter CFC to the maximum value, for example, and then performing the steps described above.
- the signaling between the switching center and the HLR is omitted, as the subscriber information is located within the switching center.
- the invention is especially advantageous when call forwarding is re- stricted according to prior art to only one call forwarding per call or to some other low value.
- the arrangement according to the invention can also be located in some other part/parts of the network, such as the home location register.
- the invention is suitable for use in connection with different conditional and unconditional call forwarding, not only with the ones mentioned above.
- the invention is not restricted for use only in connection with voice call presented above, but can be applied also in connection with data transmission, such as fax transmission.
- the call forwarding restriction can take place also in other situations than those presented above, such as restriction to forward the call to international numbers.
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