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Introduction to ISDN

ISDN C
ONFIGURATION
When configuring ISDN, go to these sections for information you are interested in:
"Introduction to ISDN" on page 421
"Configuring ISDN" on page 422
"Displaying and Maintaining ISDN" on page 434
"ISDN Configuration Example" on page 434
"Troubleshooting" on page 441
Derived from integrated digital network (IDN), integrated services digital network
(ISDN), provides end-to-end digital connectivity and supports an extensive ranges
of services, covering both voice and non-voice services.
ISDN furnishes a finite set of standard multi-purpose user-network interfaces
(UNIs). In ITU-T I.412 recommendation, two types of UNIs are specified: basic rate
interface (BRI) with bandwidth of 2B + D and primary rate interface (PRI) with
Bandwidth of 30B + D or 23B + D. Where,
B channel is a user channel, used to transmit such user information as voice
and data with a transmission rate of 64 kbit/s.
D channel is a control channel, which transmits the public channel signaling.
These signals are used to control the calls on the B channel of the same
interface. The rate of D channel is 16 kbit/s (BRI) or 64 kbit/s (PRI). The ITU-T
Q.921 is a data link layer protocol of D channel. It defines the rule for Layer 2
information interchange via D channel from the user to a network interface
and supports the access of a layer 3 entity. The ITU-T Q.931 is a network layer
protocol of D channel. It provides a measure for creating, maintaining and
terminating network connection between communication application entities.
Call control (CC) is a further encapsulation of Q.931, which forwards the
message from the network side to CC for CC to perform information
interchange with higher layer applications such as DCC.
Figure 121 ISDN D channel protocol stack
Layer 3
Q.931
Layer 2
Q.921 LAPD
Layer 1
BRI
The ISDN protocols proposed by ITU-T provides different services in different areas,
forming the ISDN protocols that are suitable for different regions, such as NTT
CC
PRI

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