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CCNA Voice

Subjects : cisco, it-skills, ccna
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1. All signaling elements are identified by a numerical __ __ - which acts as a routing address in SS7






2. The interface between the SCP and the database system is accomplished by a standard protocol - which is typically






3. Interconnects between two mated pairs of STPs






4. Are used to directly interconnect two signaling endpoints






5. Is used to complete the call at the terminating SSP






6. Uses a separate logical path for signaling and voice.is the most common form of signaling in the SS7 network






7. Are used to interconnect an SSP to an alternate STP






8. How may layers does the SS7 protocal stack have






9. Are used to interconnect mated STP pairs of one hierarchical level






10. Global title translation centralizes the selection of the correct database by enabling __ to be addressed directly to the STP.






11. The key element for delivering IN applications on the telephony network






12. Provides end-to-end addressing and routing for L4 protocols such as transaction capabilities application part (TCAP).






13. SS7 occurs when the same transmission channel carries the bearer's information and the signaling information.






14. Provide international connectivity where the same International Telecommunication Union (ITU) standards are deployed in both networks.






15. Provides the transaction capabilities carried out by non-circuit based messages used to access remote databases and invoke remote feature capabilities in network elements.






16. Monitors and controls the individual links of the signaling endpoint.






17. Availability of signaling in the SS7 network is critical to connect and serve telephone network users.






18. Have statically predefined routes for destination endpoints - The route is made up of linksets; linksets can be part of more than one route






19. Uses SCCP and MTP to route transaction messages in the SS7 network






20. What is the SS7 network architecture built for






21. __are end office or tandem switches that connect voice circuits and perform the necessary signaling functions to originate and terminate calls.






22. Provides subscriber or user information such as screening and barring - calling-card services including card validation and personal identification number (PIN) - authentication - and billing.






23. Provides the 10-digit LRN of the switch that serves the dialed-party number






24. Protocol conversion from national versions to the ITU standard - Network-to-network interconnection points - Network security features such as screening - which is used to examine all incoming and outgoing messages to ensure authorization






25. Exchanges routing information and status between signaling endpoints.






26. Interconnects between signaling endpoints and STPs






27. Used in cellular networks to store information such as current cellular phone location - billing - and cellular subscriber information.






28. Signaling links are grouped together into __when the links are connected to the same endpoint.






29. Routing tables to provide alternate routes when the current route is unavailable.






30. The signaling and voice paths are directly connected between the two signaling endpoints.






31. Used to reroute or divert traffic and control congestion during network failure conditions.






32. Used in cellular networks to store information on subscribers roaming outside the home network.






33. Process handles the rerouting of traffic through alternate links or linksets during network link failures - also controls the flow of traffic to specific endpoints during network link failures.






34. Protocol is used to create reliable point-to-point links between endpoints in a network - perform error detection - indicate link status - and transfer information messages.






35. Routes SS7 messages during normal conditions.






36. __sets up and tears down the circuits used to connect PSTN voice and data subscribers - connects - manages - and disconnects all voice and data calls in the PSTN.






37. TCAP typically uses ___ services to access databases in the SS7 network.






38. Is a circuit-based protocol used to establish and maintain connections for voice and data calls.






39. Signaling uses a separate logical path for signaling through the minimal number of transfer points to reach the final destination






40. Supports physical circuit connections but is unable to handle the virtual connections and bearer circuits used in today's digital networks






41. __routes all the signaling messages in the SS7 network






42. L1 - L2 - and L3 provide the transport protocols for all other SS7 protocols - includes network interface specifications - reliable transfer of information - and message handling and routing






43. Provides access to remote databases for routing information and enables features in remote network entities






44. Is used to route the call through the network






45. Physical and electrical characteristics of the signaling link. T1 - DS-0 - E1 - V.35






46. Provides the routing information for special numbers - such as 800 - 877 - 888 - 900 - and 976 numbers.






47. __performs out-of-band signaling in the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN).






48. Interconnect an STP with its mate.






49. __handles call establishment - exchange of information - routing - operations - billing - and support for IN services






50. Provides access to databases for additional routing information used in call processing. (who the call goes to)