Cisco 2650XM Datasheet page 2

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Protocol Specifications and Compliance
Figure 1 shows the basic protocol architecture of a Cisco IP Transfer Point and its any-to-any
switching capability.
Figure 1. Cisco IP Transfer Point Protocol Architecture
Cisco IP Transfer Point Architecture
AAL5 – ATM Adaptation Layer 5
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GTT – Global Title Translation
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MAP – Mobile Application Part
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MTP – Message Transfer Part
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MTP1 – Message Transfer Part Layer 1
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MTP2 – Message Transfer Part Layer 2
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MTP3 – Message Transfer Part Layer 3
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M2PA – MTP2-User Peer-to-Peer Adaptation Layer
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M3UA – MTP3-User Adaptation Layer
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SCCP – Signaling Connection Control Part
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SSCOP – Service-Specific Connection-Oriented Protocol
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SCTP – Stream Control Transmission Protocol
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SSCF-NNI – Service-Specific Coordination Function for Network Node Interface
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SUA – SCCP User Adaptation Layer
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TCAP – Transaction Capabilities Application Part
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Tables 1 through 8 provide more information about the Cisco ITP. Specifically:
Table 1 describes protocol compliance
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Table 2 outlines the general platform specifications
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Table 3 describes SS7 interface support
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Table 4 details the Cisco ITP capacity and performance
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Table 5 describes Cisco ITP SS7oIP features
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Table 6 lists the IP routing protocols supported
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Table 7 describes Cisco IOS
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Software QoS features
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