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The features and functions of the VANGuard are presented in the following sections:

• VANGuard Settings and Options • Using the DCS VANGuard

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VANGuard Settings and Options

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The Settings and Options section of this chapter are presented in the following order:

• VANGuard Options • Switch Settings

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VANGuard Options

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This table describes the VANGuard Options.

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Switch Settings

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Connect Mode

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Using the DCS VANGuard

Step-by-step procedures tor using the VANGuard are presented in the tollowing order:

• Working in the VANGuard Window • Setting up the VANGuard • Establishing a Connection • Monitoring Activity • Buffering Target Data Files • Shutting Down the VANGuard • Quick Steps

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Working in the VANGuard Window

• Changing the Display • Clearing the Screen • Using the Find Feature • Selecting and Copying Data

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Changing the Display

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To clear detail messages from the VANGoard window:

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Using the Find Feature

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Selecting and Copying Data

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Establishing a Connection

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To connect to the switch:

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Monitoring Activity

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This table describes examples of messages displayed in the VANGuard window.

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The VANGuard tracks the connection and data transmission activity, which is viewed through various reports.

The VANGuard contains the following reports:

• Current Connection Status • Ghost Connection Check • Field Office History (inactive) • AT&T Frame Relay History (inactive)

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To view the ghost connection check:

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Field Office History

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Buffering Target Data Files

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Shutting Down the VANGuard

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Quick Steps: DCS VANGuard

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Working in the VANGuard Window


To view Frame Relay information:

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To search for a word, number, or phrase:

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Setting up the VANGuard

To Set up the VANGuard for listen mode:

To set up the VANGuard for connect mode:

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To connect in the switnh:

Monitoring Activity

Touiewthe connection status report:

Towiewthe ghost connection check:

To update the ghost connection check report:

To reset a connection:

Shutting Down the VANGuard

To shut down the VANGuard:

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Some capabilities of the MVG include:

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The features and functions of the MVG are presented in the following sections:

• MVG Options and Settings • Using the DCS MVG

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MVG Settings and Options

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The Settings and Options section of this chapter are presented in the following order:

• MultiVANGuard Options • Switch-Specific Settings

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Switch-Specific Settings

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This table describes the Switch-Specific options for the MVG in Connect Mode.

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Using the MVG

• Working in the MVG Window • Configuring the MVG • Establishing a Connection • Monitoring Activity • Buffering Target Data Files • Shutting Down the MVG • Quick Steps

DCSMultlUANGuard 8-13 July 2005


Working in the MVG Window

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• Changing the Display • Clearing the Screen • Using the Find Feature • Selecting and Copying Data

DGSMultiUANGuard 6-14 lull 2005


Changing the Display

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Touiew switch Connection information

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DGSMultlVANGuard 6-16 Iuly2005


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DCSMultlVANGuard 8-17 July 2005


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Clearing the Screen

To clear detail messages from the MVG window:

DCSRIultlVBNGuard 8-18 July 2005


Using the Find Feature

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To search lor a word, number, or phrase:

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Selecting and Copying Data


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DCSMultlVflNGuard 6-21 July 2005


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Listen Mode Connect Mode Adding a Connection Editing a Connection Deleting a Connection Configuring an Alias

DCSMultlVANGuard B-22 July 2005


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DCSMultlUBNGuard 8-23 lull 2005


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DCSRHlltlVANGuard 8-25 Iuly2005


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To Add a Connection

To add a connection:

DGSMultlVANGuard 8-26 July 2005


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DCS HHiltlUflNGuard B-27 lul»2005


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DCSMultiVANBuard B-28 July 2005


To Edit a Connection

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To edit a connection:

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DCSMultltfBNGuard 6-29 luly2005


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DCSMultlVANGuanI 0-30 July 2005


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To Delete a Connection

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To delete a connection:

DCSRIUltiVANGuard 8-31 July 2005


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DGSHultlVANGuarf 6-32 July 2005


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DCSMultlVANGuard B-33 July 2005


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DGSHultlVANGuard 8-34 July 2005


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DGSMultiVANGuanl 8-35 July 2005

Data Gollection System (DCS) 3000 User Guide

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DGSIflultitfANGuard July 2005

Data Gollection System (DCS) 3000 User Guide

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DCSMultiUBNGuard 6-37 luly2005

Data Collection System [DCS] 3000 UserGuide


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DCSfflultlVBNGiianl July 2005


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DCSiaultitfANGuard B-39 July 2005


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DCSMultlUANGuanl 8-40 July 2005


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DGSiaultitfANGuard B-41 July 2005


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Figure 8-10:Data Transmission Messages

DCSnultlVANGuanl B-42 July 2005

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Data Collection System IDCSI3000 User Guide

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•&. Note:

This table describes some message that may appear in the MVG window.

BlessaBB I Explanation Connected Detected

Socket Connection Error: Connection Refused

Socket Connection; Connected

MVG connection: received case id

MVGConnection: 81 Bytes Sent

MVG connection: removed case ID

MVG connection: Disconnected

Switch: Attempting to Reconnect

The MVG contains the following reports:

• Current Field Office Connection Status • Field Office Ghost Connection Check • Switch Data Check • Field Office Data Check

DCSMultltfBNGuard 8-44 July 2005


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Current Field Office Connection Status

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The following information is provided about each MultiServer:

• IP Address of the MultiServer • Name of the MultiServer • Number of Cases (number of targets monitored) • Status: date connected & duration of connection

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To view the field office connection status report:

DCSMultiUANGuard B-45 IUIV2005


Field Office Ghost Connection Check

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MuJti VANGuard Ghost Connection Check

Figure 8-13: Field OHIGB Ghost Cheek Display

Figure 8-14: Field Olfice Ghost Gonnectlon Gheck Window

DGSNultlVANBuanl 8-4B July 2005

Data Gollection System [DCS] 3000 User Guide

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To view the field office ghost connection check:

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Beset IP Address Haae

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DCSIMiltlVANGuart 8-47 July 2005


To update the Held office ghost connection check report:

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Reset IP Address Same

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The MultiServer displays the inquiry from theMVG.

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DCS MultlVRNGuard B-46 IUIV2005


To reset the connection:

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Update

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DCSRIultlVANGuard 8-49 July 2005


DCSMultlVANGuard 8-50 July 2005


Switch Data Check

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To view switch actiuity:

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DCSMultiVANGuard 8-51 Iuly2005


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Field Office Data Check

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To view the number of records sent to Held Offices:

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DCS MultlVANGuard B-52 July 2005

Data Collection System (DCS) 3000 UserGuide

Buffering Target Data Files

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This table describes the four MVG data directories.

Folder 1 Contents Cache

Logs

Messages

TMP

DCSMultitffiNGuard 8-53 July 2005

Data CDllection System (DCS) 3000 User Guide

Shutting Down the MVG

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DCSMultitfANBuart 8-54 July 2005


Quick Steps: MultlVANGuard

Working in the MVG Window


To view switch connection information:

To view bytes received from switches:



To clear detail messages from the MVG window:

I To search for a word, number, or phrase


DCS MultlVANGuard 8-55 July 2005


To copy all text:

Configuring the MVG

To set up the MVG for listen mode:

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To set up the VAHGuard for connect mode:

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DGSRIultlVANGuari 8-56 July 2005


To add a connection:

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To edit a connection:

To delete a connection:

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4ESS - Class 4 toll switch made by Lucent Technologies

5ESS - Category of end office/wireless switches made by Lucent Technologies.

Access Tandem - A tandem switch that is used to interconnect between carrier for equal access. Typically, this used to interconnect ILECs with IXCs and/or CLECs.

Adaptive Differentia! Pulse Code Modulations (ADPCM) - A standardized technique for voice encoding and compression. It allows analog traffic to be carried within a 32Kbps digital channel.

Advanced Intelligent Network (AIM) - An evolving, service-independent architecture that allows a carrier to quickly and economically create and modify telecommunication services for its customers.

Advanced Mobile Phone Service (AMPS) - The cell based mobile telephone system that has been used in the United States since 1983. AMPS uses frequency modulation (analog) to transmit unencrypted voice and speech over the air.

A-Link - In the SS7 world, an A-link is a signaling link that connects a STP to a SSP or SCP A-links operate at a transmission speed of 56 Kbps

American National Standards Institute (ANSI) - A non-government organisation that develops and distributes standards for transmission codes, protocols and high-level languages for suggested use in the United States

Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL) - Technology using digital filtering to remove noise from twisted-pair copper lines, enabling broadband transmission. There are several varieties of ADSL

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using varying hardware, modulation software and compression techniques. ADSL-2 can deliver up to four VCR-quality video signals but has limited upstream response. ADSL can only work over distances of less than 12,000 feet, a requirement 60% of U.S. homes meet.

Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) - An international standard for high-speed broadband packet-switched networks operating at broadband digital transmission speeds.

Automatic Location Information (Identifier) (ALI) - A feature of E911 systems that provides information such as name, phone number, address, nearest cross street, to operators answering 911 calls at public safety answering points (PSAPs).

Automatic Message Accounting (AMA) - The network functionality that measures, collects, formats and outputs subscriber network-usage data to upstream billing and other operating systems.

Automatic Number Identification (ANI) - More commonly known as "Caller ID." A service provided by local exchange carriers in which the telephone number of a caller is sent to the called-party's telephone between the first and second ring. This is one of several CLASS services, ail of which require SS7 interoffice signaling.

B Channel - In an ISDN interface, the message-bearing 64 kbps digital channel used for digital transmission of high-speed data and video.

Backbone - Part of a network used to connect smaller segments of networks together.

Bandwidth - The relative range of frequencies that can be passed by a transmission medium. Usually measured in Hertz, bandwidth is assessed as a number of bits that can be transferred per second. The necessary bandwidth is the amount of spectrum required to transmit the signal without distortion or loss of information. FCC rules require suppression of the signal outside the band to prevent interference

Base Station Controller (BSC) - In a wireless network, contains all the logic used to control the operations of the BTS, and acts as an interface between the BTS and the MSC.

Base Transceiver Station (BTS) - In a wireless network, the radio, antenna and tower equipment that, collectively, sends and receives information over the common air interface. Commonly called a "cell site."

Basic Rate Interface (BRI) - The ISDN interface standard for single-line ISDN service. This standard provides for two message-bearing 64 Kbps B channels for speech and data, plus a 16 Kbps D channel for network signaling and data.

Basic Trading Area (PCS Licenses) (BTA) - The secondary category of FCC geographical areas for Personal Communications Service (PCS) licenses. The country is divided into 50 Major Trading Areas (MTAs). Each MTA is divided into multiple BTAs. A BTA is composed of one or more counties.

Bit Rate - The number of bits transmitted over a communications medium per second.

Broadband - A term used to describe a channel with more bandwidth than a standard voice grade channel. Broadband channels are often used to carry multiple high-speed voice and data transmissions on a common communications path.

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Bull's Eye - An option found in the DCS Client that is used to configure the remote database server handling queries for last serving system" event messages.

Busy Line Verification (SLV) - In a public switched telephone network, a network-provided service feature that permits an attendant to verify the busy or idle state of station lines and to break into the conversation.

Call Content - The "content" of a communication is defined by 18 U.S.C. 2510(8) as "any information concerning the substance, purpose, or meaning of that communication." The phrase "call content" refers to the contents of lav/fully intercepted communications.

Call Content Channel (CCC) - Originating from the switching equipment of a carrier, this is the medium through which Call Content is passed. Generally, it refers to voice communications.

Call Detail Record (CDR) - A description of the recommended information about each call that is necessary to record the use of features. This may include the fallowing activities and elements; feature registration, feature de-registration, feature activation, feature deactivation, feature invocation, feature usage duration, and call leg usage. This same term is often used to describe an electronic record of a call that is used for subscriber billing purposes.

Call Intercept Provision Console (CSPC) - In a telecommunications network, the Nortel console that carrier personnel use to provision targets for electronic surveillance

Call-Identifying information - Defined in 47 U.S.C. 1001(2) to mean "dialing or signaling information that identifies the origin, direction, destination, or termination of each communication generated or received by a subscriber by means of any equipment, facility, or service of a telecommunications carrier"

Calling Card Validation (CCV) - Process of verifying that a calling card is valid and then processing a call to bill that account.

Calling Party Pays (CPP) - Environment in which the person who initiates the call pays the premium for mobile service, even if they are a landline subscriber. A billing method in which a wireless phone caller pays only for making cails and not for receiving them.

Carrier Access Code (CAC) - The sequence that an end user dials in order to access the carrier's switch service. The codes are composed of 7 digits in the form of 101xxxx, where xxxx is the CAC.

Cellular Service - A cellular radio system is an automated, analog system of one or more multi-channel base stations designed to provide radio telecommunications services to mobile stations.

Central Office (CO) - The facility of a telecommunications common carrier where subscribers' lines are joined to switching equipment for connecting to other subscribers, locally and long distance.

Cerrtrex - A type of phone service offered by local exchange carriers that allow individual phones connected to the central office to dial each other by extensions, transfer calls, etc.

Circuit Switch - A switching system that establishes a dedicated physical connection between end points, in a network, for the duration of the communication session.

Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) - A method for transmitting information over the air in a digital format. A coding scheme, used as a modulation technique, in which multiple channels are independently coded for transmission over a single wideband channel.

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Common Language Location identifier (CLLI Code) - Equivalent identifier for carrier equipment.

Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act (GALEA) - A federal statute that defines specific technical assistance that telecommunications carriers must provide law enforcement when conducting electronic surveillance.

Competitive Local Exchange Carrier (CLEC) - These are local carriers that launched following the Telecommunications Act of 1996. a statute intended to promote competition with the incumbent RBOCs.

Compression - Reducing the size of the data, image, voice or video file sent over a telephone line, lessening the bandwidth needed to transmit the file.

Consolidated Dialed Number Recording System (CDNRS) - The structured database used by the FBI to manage telephone calling records.

Customer Premise Equipment (CPE) - Equipment that resides on the customer's premise, such as a PBX

Dialed Number Recorder (DNR) - A device that decodes and prints (and, in some cases, electronically records) outgoing pulses or DTMF signals

Digital Service Level Zero (equal to one analog POTS line) (DSO) - A single digital 64 Kbps, pulse code modulated, transmission channel which represent the starting point for a digital multiplexing hierarchy.

Digital Signal Level One (DS1) - A 1.544 Mbps digital signal comprised of 24 multiplexed 64 Kbps DS-0 digital channels

Digital Signal Level Three (DS3) - A 44.6 Mbps digital signal comprised of 28 multiplexed DS-1 signals that is carried over a T-3 facility.

Digital Signal Processor (DSP) - A digital microprocessor that calculates digitized signals that were originally analog (e.g., voice) and then sends the results on. DSPs are used in telecommunications for echo cancellation, call progress monitoring, voice processing and compression.

Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) - Technology that is employed between a customer location and the carrier's network that enables more bandwidth to be provided by using as much of the existing network infrastructure as possible.

Directory Number (DN) - A unique compliment of digits associated with the name of a subscriber in a telephone directory (i.e., your phone number).

Dispatch Application Processor (DAP) - A Motorola component common to iDEN network (e.g. Nextel) that supports "Direct Connect" communications. One DAP is required for each metropolitan market area.

DMS - Nortel series of switches

Dual Tone Multi-Frequency (DTMF) - A term used to describe the tones generated by push button or touch-tone dialing.

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Echo Cancellation - A technique that allows for the isolation and filtering of unwanted signals caused by echoes from the main transmitted signal.

Electronic Serial Number (ESN) - The unique identifier of a cellular phone that is automatically transmitted to the mobile switching center (MSC) every time a cellular phone registers or places a call. This number is stored in the phone's number assignment module (NAM).

Electronic Surveillance (ELSUR) - As used in this reference, court-authorized, surreptitious surveillance of telecommunications activities (i.e. pen register, trap and trace, and call content).

Electronic Switching System (ESS) - One type of AT&T/Lucent's stored, program-controlled central office switches, including the 4ESS and 5ESS switches.

End Office - The location where carriers place telecom equipment closest to the customer. Typically, this is where customers are provisioned. Class 5 switches are typically located here.

Enhanced emergency reporting service (E911) - 911 service becomes Enhanced 911 when there is a minimum of two special features added to it - Automatic Number Identification (AN!) and Automatic Location Information (ALI).

Enhanced Specialized Mobile Radio (ESMR) - A FCC wireless licensing category

European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) - The European counterpart of ANSI, tasked with paving the way for telecommunications integration in the European community ETSI's main goal is the unrestricted communication between all the member states by provisioning European standards

Federal Communications Commission (FCC) - The government body that regulates telecommunications in the United States The U.S. Government board of five presidential appointees that has the authority to regulate all non-Federal Government interstate telecommunications (including radio and television broadcasting) as well as all international communications which originate or terminate in the United States

Flat Rate (FR) - Telephone service in which a singie payment permits an unlimited number of local calls to be made without further charge for a specified period of time.

Frame Relay - A packet-switched method of data communications provided by telecommunications carriers and Internet service providers. Frame relay can provide guaranteed bandwidth at no additional charge if the lines are open during periods of low traffic.

General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) - A Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) initiative to deliver high-speed packet data services to mobile terminals. GPRS allows many users to share the same channel and to stay virtually 'on line' all of the time; radio resources are used only when data is actually being transmitted or received.

Global Systems for Mobile Communications (GSIVS) - The pan-European digital cellular system standard now deployed at 900, 1800 and 1900 MHz. Defines a radio interface based on 8-user time division multiple access (TDMA) with 200-kHz channel spacing and advanced features. Originally designed to offer consistent digital cellular service throughout Europe. Acronym originated from the French term Groupe Special Mobile."

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Home Locator Register (HLR) - A network database that contains information about each subscriber in a region and the features they subscribe to. A phone's mobi le directory number (MDN) identif ies the subscriber profile in the HLR. The central database of a G S M network.

Hunt Group • A series of te lephone lines organized so that if the first l ine is busy the next line is hunted and so on until a free line is found. The capabil i ty for mult iple calls to be received by the same dest inat ion number by "roll ing" subsequent phone calls to an avai lable line wh ich is answered by the dest inat ion party.

iDEN Surveil lance Gateway (SSG) - The Motorola component used for electronic survei l lance in an Integrated Dispatch Enhanced Network ( iDEN) (e.g. Nextel) wireless network.

IDSN User Part ( ISUP) - The portion of SS7 that handles call control for Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) type calls. Provides for transfer of cal l setup signal ing information between signal ing points.

In-Band Signaling - A method of control l ing information in a te lecommunicat ions network by using tones or other s ignals carr ied wi th in the same (sand or channel as the information being carried. For example, in a te lephone call , tones can be used to control the transmissions, receipt and disconnect ion of the call .

Incumbent Local E x c h a n g e Ca r r i e r ( ILEC) - The incumbent local phone company which owns most of the local loops and facil i t ies in a serving area; frequently a Reqional Bell Operat ing Company (RBOC)

Integrated Dispatch Enhanced Network ( iDEN) - Wire less network infrastructure developed by Motorola and deployed by Nextel and other carr iers

Integrated Services Digital Network ( ISDN) - A swi tched network providing end-to-end digital connectivi ty for s imul taneous transmission of voice and/or data over multiple mult ip lexed communicat ions channels and employing t ransmission and out-of-band signal ing protocols that conform to internationally-defined standards.

Intelligent Network (IN) - A te lecommunicat ions network architecture in wh ich processing capabil i t ies for call control and related funct ions are distr ibuted among special ized network nodes rather than concentrated in a switching system. The SS7 network fo rms part of the IN infrastructure.

Inter-Exchange Carrier ( IXC) - Long distance companies that sell toll-free 800, international and outgoing te lephone service on an interstate basis. A carrier that is a l lowed to carry traffic f rom one Local Access Transport Area (LATA) to another, typically long distance inter-state traffic, but can also include intra-state toll traffic.

Inter-Machine Trunk (IMT) - Switch-to-switch t runks that are used to carry calls between carriers. Signal ing is not per formed in-band on these trunks; instead, they are coordinated v ia the overlay SS7 network.

Intermediate Exchange - A t andem switch.

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International Mobile Equipment Identifier (IMEI) - The only identifier uniquely associated with a handset in the international Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) environment. The 15-digit number contains components which identity the Type Approval Code (TAC), Final Assembly Code (FAC), Serial Number (SNR) and a single, spare digit. The IMEI generally appears on a sticker on the handset and is electronically stored within the firmware of the handset.

International Mobile Subscriber identifier (iMSI) - The primary number used to identify a user on the Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) network. The IMSI is used in conjunction with the mobile telephone network for call routing. The only identifier uniquely associated with a wireless subscriber in the international GSM environment. The 15-digit number contains components that identify the Mobile Country Code (MCC), Mobile Network Code (MNC) and Mobile Subscriber Identity Number (MSIN).

International Telecommunications Union (ITU) - A civil international organization established to promote standardized telecommunications on a worldwide basis

Internet Protocol (IP) - A network iayer (Layer 3) standard for data transmission that performs the addressing function and contains some control information to allow packets to be routed through networks.

Internet Service Provider (ISP) - Connects end-users to the Internet via telephone lines or another medium

Intra-LATA - Telecommunications services that originate and terminate in the same Local Access and Transport Area (LATA).

IS-136 - Technology standard for Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA). A digital radio format currently being deployed in North America. IS-95 uses TDMA as it's transport mechanism in the 1900 MHz range.

IS-85 - Technology standard for Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA). A digital radio format created by Qualcomm, currently being deployed in North America. IS-95 uses CDMA as it's transport mechanism in the 1900 MHz range.

J-STD-025 - industry interim technical standard developed to meet the assistance capability requirements of Section 103 of the Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act (GALEA) published in December 1997.

J-STD-025A - industry interim technical standard developed to meet the assistance 'Capability requirements of Section 103 of the Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act (GALEA) published in May 2000. Includes controversial "Punch List" capabilities.

Law Enforcement Agency (LEA) - Usually referred to as the individual officer or agency submitting a Court Order for electronic surveillance.

Law Enforcement OnLine (LEO) - Provides the law enforcement, criminal justice, and public safety communities a national focal point for electronic communication, education, and information sharing. The web-based LEO system, operated by the FBI, supports ail levels and specialties within law enforcement, criminal justice, and public safety.

Local Access Transport Area (LATA) - A geographical area within which a divested Regional Bell Operating Company (RBOC) is permitted to offer regional toll and access services.

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Local Area Network (LAN) - A geographically localized network located on an individual organization's premise. A LAN enables computer devices to communicate with each other as well as share and have access to peripherals such as printers, fax services, modem services and centralized databases.

Local Exchange - Geographic area determined by the appropriate state regulatory authority in which calls generally are transmitted without toll charges to the calling or called party. Several local exchanges may exist within a Local Access Transport Area (LATA).

Local Exchange Carrier (LEC) - Any person or entity that is engaged in the provision of telephone exchange service or exchange access. Any company authorized by the state public utility commission to sell local telephone service.

Local Exchange Routing Guide (LERG) - A resource common to the telecommunications industry that details area code, exchange and other assignments required for proper call routing. This comprehensive database is currently maintained by Telecorida Technologies.

Local Loop - The telephone line that runs from the local telephone company's end office switch to the end user's premise.

Local Number Portability (LNP) - The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) mandate that enables telephone subscribers to retain their dialable numbers when changing service providers within the same local area.

Major Trading Area (PCS Licenses) (MTA) - The primary category of Federal Communications Commission (FCC) geographical areas for Personal Communications Service (PCS) licenses The country is divided into 50 MTAs, ranked by population within each area.

MetroPacket Switch (MPS) - Motorola component, within an Integrated Dispatch Enhanced Network (iDEN), which supports "direct connect' communications

Metropolitan Service Area (Cellular Licenses) (MSA) - The primary category of Federal Communications Commission (FCC) geographical areas for cellular licenses.

Mobile Country Code (MCC) - A three-digit number, found within an International Mobile Subscriber Identifier (IMSI) that identifies the country in which the Global Systems for Mobile Communications (GSM) carrier is based.

Mobile Network Code (MNC) - A three-digit number, found within an International Mobile Subscriber Identifier (IMSI) that identifies the Global Systems for Mobile Communications (GSM) carrier in a specific country.

Mobile Subscriber Identification Number (MS1N) - A nine-digit number, found within an International Mobile Subscriber Identifier (IMSI) that identifies a particular subscriber of a specific Global Systems for Mobile Communications (GSM) carrier.

Mobile Subscriber ISDN (MSISDN) - The mobile telephone number assigned to a Global Systems for Mobile Communications (GSM) subscriber by the home carrier. In the United States the MSISDN adheres to the North American Number plan.



Mobile Switching Center (MSC) - The central switch of a Global Systems for Mobile Communications (GSM) network. The MSC has three main duties - switch calls, collect call detail records and supervise system operations. In an automatic cellular mobile system, the interface between the radio system and the public switched telephone network.

Multiplexing - A process that concentrates traffic by combining a large number of lower-speed transmission lines into one high-speed line by splitting the total available bandwidth of the highspeed line into narrower bands {frequency division), or by allotting a common channel to several different transmitting devices, one at a time in sequence (time division).

MUX - A multiplexing device. A device that combines multiple inputs into an aggregate signal transported via a single transmission channel.

Narrowband Integrated Services Digital Network (N-ISDN) - Standards-based voice and data network that operate over today's Time Division Multiplexing (TDM)-based switches and provides 144K and 1.544 Mbps.

Network Equipment Building Standards (NEBS) - Defines a set of performance, quality, environment and safety requirements for carrier class telecommunications equipment. NEBS compliance is usually required by telecommunications service providers for equipment installed in their switching offices. Level 3 represents the highest ranking.

North American Numbering Plan (NANP) - A standard format for telephone numbers used throughout the United States (NPA) NXX-line #. A 10-digit number including an area code, an exchange (NXX) and four final digits.

Number Portability (HP) - The ability for end-users to retain their telephone number when they change service providers, location or their service

Open Systems Interconnection R/todel (OSl) - An international set of rules for computer networking that creates open standards to allow a computer on any network to share information with any other computer on that network or a connected network.

Operations Support System (OSS) - Methods and procedures that support the daily operation of a carrier's infrastructure, including order processing and equipment assignment.

Operations, Administration, and Maintenance (OAM) - A group of network management functions that provide information and specifics to manage a system or network such as performance information, network fault indications, and data and diagnosis functions.

Optical Carrier One (OC-1) - Bit rate of 51.84 Mbps and capacity of 28 DS-1s.

Optical Carrier Three (OG-3) - Bit rate of 155.52 Mbps and capacity of 84 DS-1s.

Optical Carrier Twelve (OC-12) - Bit rate of 622.08 Mbps and capacity of 336 DS-1 s.

Packet Assembler / Disassembler (PAD) - A functional unit that enables data terminal equipment (DTE) not equipped for packet switching to access a packet-switched network.

Packet Switching - The technique by which a stream of data is broken into standardized "packets," each of which contains address, sequence, control, size, and error checking information, in addition to the user data. Packet switches operate on this added information to move the packets to their destination in the proper sequence and again present them in the correct continuous stream.



Pen Register - See generally 18 U.S.C. 3121, et seq. Pursuant to these provisions, a law enforcement agency may be authorized to acquire certain outgoing dialing, routing, addressing, or signaling information.

Personal Communications Services (PCS) - Radio communications operating within the 2 GHz band of the electromagnetic spectrum (from 1850 to 1990 MHz), which encompass mobile and ancillary fixed communication services, including a family of communications devices utilizing very small, lightweight, multifunction portable phones, portable facsimile and other imaging devices, new types of multifunction cordless phones, and advanced devices with two-way data capabilities. .

Plain Old Telephone Service (POTS) - The traditional telephone service for the transmission of speech across the telephone network.

Point of Presence (POP) - A long distance company's switch that is connected to the local telephone company's central office. The POP is the point at which telephone and data calls are handed off between local telephone companies and long distance telephone companies.

Port - An interface location that provides a point of access for peripheral equipment, such as central office lines.

Primary Inter-LATA Carrier Code (PIC) - This code is associated with the customer profile of every phone subscriber, and is used to route to the customer's pre-selected long distance carrier.

Primary Rate Interface (PRl) - This is a narrowband Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) interface standard for high-speed ISDN service. Within the US, this provides 23 channels of data and/or voice traffic.

Private Branch Exchange (PBX) - Equipment used to switch telephone calls within a business or closed environment and also for that environment to outside lines.

Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) - The current narrowband-based telephone network that was designed for voice traffic. The landline telephone system.

Pulse Code Modulation (PCRffl) - An analog to digital conversion technique. It is used to convert voice for transmission over digital facilities. It is also used to convert voice analog data to digital data for transmission in a multiplexed voice and data stream over T1 or other digital circuit.

Push-to-Talk (PTT) - Simplex, or "Walkie-Talkie" type communications.

Regional Bell Operating Company (RBOC) - Regional companies formed after the divestiture of AT&T in 1984. At the time of the divestiture, there were seven companies. In today's competitive environment, they are typically referred to as Incumbent Local Exchange Carriers (ILECs)

Rural Service Area (RSA) - The FCC's secondary (smaller) geographic subdivision of cellular radio licenses.

Second Generation (26) - In mobile telephony, the use of digital encoding and technologies that include Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM), time division multiple access (TDMA), and code division multiple access (CDMA). Such networks are in use worldwide and support high bit rate voice and limited data communications. Most 2G protocols offer data, fax, and short message service (SMS), as well as different levels of encryption.



Second Generation Plus (2.SG) - Mobile telephony protocols that extend 2G systems to provide additional features.

Service Profile Identifiers (SPID) - An ISDN telephone number. ISDN devices use SPID numbers when accessing the telephone company's switch to identify the device it would like to be connected to. In the United States, SPID numbers can look like ordinary public-service telephone numbers with an extension, such as 972-555-1212 4455. There is one SPID for each B channel.

Short Messaging Service (SMS) - The transmission and receipt of short text messages. This term most often refers to such messaging between handsets in a digital wireless network.

Signaling Connection Control Part (SCCP) - Provides additional routing and management functions for transfer of messages other than call setup between signaling points.

Signaling System 7 (SS7) - Delivers out-of-band signaling that provides fast call setup by means of highspeed, circuit-switched connections and transactions capabilities that deal with remote database interactions. SS7 makes such enhanced telephony features as caller ID, call forwarding, and call waiting widely availableand plays an integral role in the deployment of ISDN. The SS7 protocol consists of four basic sub-protocols: Message Transfer Part (MTP), Signaling Connection Control Part (SCCP), Integrated Services Digital Network User Part (ISUP), and Transaction Capabilities Application Part (TCAP).

Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) - The "smartcard" which contains a user's service information The SIM card has four main functions in the Global Systems for Mobile Communications (GSM) network. 1) authentication; 2) storage of data; 3) assist in encryption process; and 4) subscriber protection via PIN/PUK.

Super Data-Node Module / Fault Tolerant (SD8WFT) - The component in a Nortel wireless network which facilitates provisioning for electronic surveillance One is required for each switch.

Synchronous Optical Network (SONET) - An interface standard for synchronous 2.46-Gb/s optical-fiber transmission, applicable to the Physical Layer of the Open Systems interconnection Model (OSI) Reference Model

T1 - Standard telephone carrier system handling 24 circuits. A digital transmission link capable of handling 1.544 Mega bits per second.

T-3 - 28 T-1 lines.

Tandem Network - An arrangement of voice switches that enables calls to be routed through two or more switching centers in tandem fashion, such that each end office switch does not need to be directly connected to each other.

Tandem Switch - A voice switch that is designed primarily with trunk interfaces rather than subscriber interfaces.

Telephony-Grade - 99.9994% uptime or the higher reliability standard circuit switches require (translating into 3 minutes of downtime a year), a supposed to the "carrier-class" reliability standard of 99.999% (called Tive-nines").

Third Generation (3G) - Technologies for wireless systems that provide high-speed wireless access to wideband multimedia services wherever spectrum and licenses are made available. 3G technology allows for both voice and data transmission at higher rates of speed.



Time Division Multiple Access (TDWIA) - A method for transmitting information over the air in a digital format. TDMA divides a radio channel into time slots and allocates customer information to these slots, thus allowing more than one user to access the radio channel at the same time

Time Division Multiplexing (TDM) - A multiplexing scheme in which numerous signals are combined for transmission on a single communications line or channel. Each signal is broken up into many segments, each having a very short duration and specific time slots within the channel. The slots are assigned whether or not any signals are available for transmission.

Title III - The provision of the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968 (Pub. L. No. 90-351, 82 Stat. 212) that, among other things, authorizes electronic surveillance.

Transcoder Rate Adapter Unit (Nextei / iDEN) (TRAU) - The Motorola device in an Integrated Dispatch Enhanced Network (iDEN) that "decodes" the proprietary communications protocol.

Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) - A network protocol that controls host-to-host transmissions over packet-switched communication networks.

Trap and Trace Device - See generally 18 U.S.C. 3121, et seq. Pursuant to these provisions, a law enforcement agency can be authorized to acquire certain dialing, routing, addressing, or signaling information.

Trunk - The line of communication between switching systems. Groups of cables or fiber optic circuits used to carry telecommunications signals from one location to another.

User Datagram Protocol (UDP) - In the internet Protocol suite, a standard, low-overhead, connectionless, host-to-host protocol that is used over packet-switched computer communications networks, and allows an application program on one computer to send a datagram to an application program on another computer.

Vector-Sum-Excited Linear Prediction (VSELP) - The Motorola proprietary encoding protocol used in iDEN networks (i.e. Nextei).

Virtual Private Network (VPN) - A network environment in which special security features (i.e. encryption schemes) are utilized to ensure access by authorized persons alone.

Visitor Location Register (VLR) - A switch database that temporarily holds information about a subscriber seeking connection to the network. The VLR stores information required to allow a customer access and support service on the host network.

Voice over ATM (VoATM) - The process of transmitting voice traffic across an Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM)-based packet network.

Voice over DSL (VoDSL) - The process of transmitting voice traffic across a Digital Subscriber Line (DSL)-based packet network. Using a greater range of frequencies over the existing copper line makes this increase in bandwidth possible.

Voice over IP (VoIP) - The process of transmitting voice traffic across an Internet Protocol (IP)-based packet network.

Voice over Packet (VoP) - The process of transmitting voice traffic across any kind of packet network.



Wide Area Network (WAN) - A physical or logical network that provides data communications to a larger number of independent users than are usually served by a local area network (LAN) and is usually spread over a larger geographic area than that of a LAN.

X.2S - Packet service used by telecommunications carriers.

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