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[ale] OT - DSL
- Subject: [ale] OT - DSL
- From: ahuitzot at mindspring.com (Mike Panetta)
- Date: 12 Jul 2002 20:31:58 -0700
Cool, you learn something new every day I guess :). I knew it was used
for something in telecommunications, but I was not exactly sure what
for. Did I atleast get it right that it is a packet based protocol?
Thanks,
Mike
On Fri, 2002-07-12 at 17:28, Keith Hopkins wrote:
>
> Quick note on SS7: SS7 would never carry VoIP or any customer-to-customer data. SS7 was originally developed with POTS in mind, and is used between Service Switch Points a.k.a. phone-switches for carrying control signals (example: call setup, management, and tear down). SSPs also talk to STPs (SS7 gateways/relays) and SCPs (computers w/SS7 interfaces that manage call information {billing, routing, or service info}). SS7 does follow the OSI model in design, but is not IP based.
>
> --
> Lost in Tokyo,
> Keith
>
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