2.31.2 SCCP Screening

SCCP (Signaling Connection Control Part) includes screening of signalling traffic on the basis of Called and Calling Party Addresses global title using appropriate CGPA (Calling Party Address), CDPA (Called Party Address) GTT (Global Title Translation) Set types, FLOBR (Flexible Origin Based Routing) and GTT actions.

Example Use Cases

  • Use incoming linkset to screen messages on the basis of CDPA for SCCP routed Messages

    Figure 2-36 Use Case 1


    Use Case 1

    Figure 2-37 Linksets GTT Mode FLOBR_CDPA


    Linksets GTT Mode FLOBR_CDPA

    Figure 2-38 GTT Sets


    GTT Sets

    Figure 2-39 SCCP GTT Selectors


    SCCP GTT Selectors

    Figure 2-40 GTT Actions


    GTT Actions

    Figure 2-41 GTT Action Sets


    GTT Action Sets

    Figure 2-42 Global Title Addresses


    Global Title Addresses

  • Use incoming linkset to screen messages on the basis of CDPA followed by Opcode translation for SCCP routed Messages.

    Figure 2-43 Use case 2


    Use case 2

    Figure 2-44 Global Title Addresses for opcode set


    Global Title Addresses for opcode set

    Figure 2-45 Global Title Addresses (Continued)


    Global Title Addresses (Continued)

    Figure 2-46 Global Title Addresses (continued)


    Global Title Addresses (continued)

  • Use incoming linkset to screen messages on the basis of CDPA/CGPA for MTP3 routed Messages.

    Figure 2-47 Use Case 3


    Use Case 3

    Rest configuration is similar to use case 2. Ensure to add MTP3 Screening Rules on SCCP SIO (Service Information Octet) so that packet reaches SCCP.

  • SMS Fraud from an Outside Network

    Figure 2-48 Use Case 4


    Use Case 4

    Configure two GTT Sets cgpaset1 and cgpaset2.

  • Configure GTT Selectors as follows:

    Figure 2-49 SCCP GTT Selectors


    SCCP GTT Selectors

    Configure GTA (Global Title Address) for cgpaset2 as discard GTT action and GTA for cgpaset1 to be routed to RSP (Remote Signaling Point).