TIA/EIA/TSB29-D. International Implementation of Wireless Telecommunication Systems Compliant with ANSI/TIA/EIA-41 TSB29-D

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1 International Implementation of Wireless Telecommunication Systems Compliant with ANSI/TIA/EIA- TSB-D November-000

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4 0 Contents International Implementation of Wireless Telecommunication Systems Compliant with ANSI/TIA/EIA- LIST OF TABLES... iv LIST OF FIGURES... v REVISION HISTORY... v. INTRODUCTION..... ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS..... REFERENCES.... MOBILE IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS..... NORTH AMERICAN NUMBER PLAN (NANP) MOBILE STATIONS..... NON-NANP MOBILE STATIONS XXX-XXXXXX MINs XXX-XXXXXX MINs XXX-0XX-XXXX MINs XXX-XX-XXXX MINs NANP MINs Used Outside North America.... INTERNATIONAL MOBILE SUBSCRIBER IDENTITY..... GUIDELINES FOR IMSI ASSIGNMENT.... GLOBAL TITLE TRANSLATION SELECTORS AND TRANSLATION TYPES..... ITU-T GLOBAL TITLE TRANSLATION SELECTORS..... ANSI SUPPORTED TRANSLATION TYPES..... NATIONAL TRANSLATION TYPES.... ANSI/TIA/EIA- PROTOCOL CONSIDERATIONS WITHIN ITU-T CCS NETWORKS..... BACKGROUND..... RECOMMENDATION.... SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION NUMBER..... SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION NUMBER DATA TABLES Reserved Blocks or Spare Codes Administration Table Format.... OTHER ANSI/TIA/EIA- PARAMETER NUMBERING CONSIDERATIONS.... ADMINISTRATION OF THIS DOCUMENT... ANNEX A KNOWN SID CONFLICTS... i Contents

5 LIST OF TABLES List Of Tables Table - XXX-0XX-XXXX MINs... Table - XXX-XX-XXXX MINs... Table - NANP MINs Used Outside North America... Table - SID Listing by Country or Geographical Area... Table - Decimal SID Listing... 0 Table A- Known SID Conflicts... ii 0

6 0 LIST OF FIGURES Figure - IMSI Format... Figure - ANSI/TIA/EIA- Messaging Across Networks... REVISION HISTORY Revision Description of Revision TSB-A Publication, March Initial Publication TSB-B Publication, July Revision of TSB-A TSB-B- Publication, March Addendum one of TSB-B TSB-B- Publication, July Addendum two of TSB-B TSB-C Publication, June Revision of TSB-B TSB-D Publication, September 000 Revision of TSB-C iii List Of Figures

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8 0 INTRODUCTION When the first edition of the Mobile Station Land Station Compatibility Specification (IS-, now TIA/EIA--A) was issued, it was envisioned that it would be adopted for use within North America. Provisions were included for international implementation; however, detailed guidelines to assist with such implementations were not included. Subcommittee TR-. recognized the need to provide such guidance and chartered a Working Group (Working Group VI) with this responsibility. The result of this Working Group s deliberations has been the production of TSB as well as ongoing internationalization of other TIA standards, such as, TIA/EIA--D, TIA/EIA/IS-, TIA/EIA/IS-0, TIA/EIA-, TIA/EIA-, IS-, IS-, and TIA/EIA-000. The principle aspects of international implementation addressed by this document are: The administration and assignment of System Identification Numbers (SIDs) The administration and assignment of Mobile Identification Numbers (MINs) Format of International Mobile Subscriber Identifiers (IMSIs) Configuration and inter-operation of national SS networks in support of international roaming. The goal of this publication is to provide the international wireless telecommunications industry with the framework permitting the coordinated implementation of Wireless Radio Telecommunication Systems in compliance with the provisions of the AMPS family of air interface standards (e.g., TIA/EIA-, IS-, IS-, IS-, TIA/EIA-000, and TIA/EIA-). Introduction

9 . ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS ANSI American National Standards Institute AMPS Advanced Mobile Phone Service BID Billing ID CCITT International Telegraph and Telephone Consultative Committee CCS ITU-T Common Channel Signaling System EIA Electronics Industry Association GTT Global Title Translation HLR Home Location Register IFAST International Forum on ANSI- Standards Technology IMSI International Mobile Subscriber Identity IRM International Roaming MIN ISDN Integrated Services Digital Network ITU-T International Telecommunications Union Telecommunications MAP Mobile Application Part MC Message Center MCC Mobile Country Code MIN Mobile Identification Number MNC Mobile Network Code MS Mobile Station MSIN Mobile Subscriber Identification Number MTP Message Transfer Point NANP North American Numbering Plan NMSI National Mobile Subscriber Identity NPA Number Plan Area SCCP Signaling Connection Control Part SID System Identification SS ANSI Signaling System STP Signaling Transfer Point TCAP Transaction Capabilities Application Part TIA Telecommunications Industry Association TSB Telecommunication Systems Bulletin VLR Visitor Location Register Acronyms 0

10 0. REFERENCES The following standards and specifications contain provisions that, through reference in this text, constitute provisions of this TSB. At the time of publication, the editions indicated were valid. All standards are subject to revision, and parties to agreements based on this TSB are encouraged to investigate the possibility of applying the most recent editions of the standards indicated below. ANSI and TIA maintain registers of currently valid national standards published by them. For further reference see the IFAST web site at American National Standards Institute (ANSI) T standards: ANSI T., Signaling Connection Control Part Formats and Codes; ANSI T.-, Signaling System Number Transaction Capabilities Application Part (TCAP);. American National Standards Institute (ANSI) Joint standards: ANSI J-STD-00-, Personal Station-Base Station Compatibility Requirements for. to.0 GHz Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) Personal Communications Systems;. International Telecommunications Union Telecommunications (ITU-T) standards: Series E: Overall Network Operation, Telephone Service, Service Operation and Human Factors; November. Recommendation E., The International Identification Plan for Mobile Terminals and Mobile Users; ITU-T, November. Recommendation E., Numbering Plan for the ISDN era; CCITT,. Annex to ITU Operational Bulletin No. (.III.) List of Mobile Country or Geographical Area Codes; March. Annex B of ITU Q. SCCP formats and codes;. Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) ANSI standards and Interim Standards: TIA/EIA--D, Cellular Radio-Telecommunications Intersystem Operations;. (ANSI-) TIA/EIA--A Mobile Station Land Station Compatibility SpecificationNovember. TIA/EIA Interim Standard IS--A, Mobile Station Land Station Compatibility Standard; Telecommunications Industry AssociationNovember. TIA/EIA Interim Standard IS--B, Mobile Station Base Station Compatibility Standard for Dual-Mode Wideband Spread Spectrum Cellular System; Telecommunications Industry Association; March. TIA/EIA--C, Cellular Radio Telecommunications Intersystem Non- Signaling Data Communications (DMH); Telecommunications Industry Association; August 000. References

11 TIA/EIA, Cellular System Mobile Station Land Station Compatibility Standard; Telecommunications Industry Association; Rev. B March 000. TIA/EIA Interim Standard IS-, TIA/EIA--D Modifications to Support IMSI; Telecommunications Industry Association; February. TIA/EIA Interim Standard IS-0, TIA/EIA--D Internationalization; Telecommunications Industry Association;. References 0

12 0 MOBILE IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS A -digit mobile identification number, known as MIN, is used to identify MSs according to all air interface standards published before. A transition is underway to the IMSI (see )... NORTH AMERICAN NUMBER PLAN (NANP) MOBILE STATIONS The NANP MSs are those whose home system is within the NANP, as defined in ITU-T Recommendation E. The United States (its possessions and territories), Canada, Jamaica, Barbados, Antigua and Barbuda, Cayman Islands, British Virgin Islands, Bermuda, Bahamas, Dominican Republic, Grenada, Montserrat, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Turks and Caicos Islands, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands. For such MSs the MIN is usually derived from the -digit national significant number, commonly referred to as the directory number. The format of this number is NPA-NXX-XXXX, where: NPA represents the -digit Numbering Plan Area, NXX represents the -digit mobile exchange code, and XXXX represents the -digit telecommunication number within the exchange... NON-NANP MOBILE STATIONS Non-NANP MSs are those MSs whose home system is external to the North American Numbering Plan (NANP). It is recommended that the MINs be assigned from the set of the MINs that is allocated to the MS s home country (or home service provider) by the International Forum on ANSI- Standards Technology (IFAST). For such MSs the format of the -digit MIN is 0XXX+ Digits or XXX+ Digits. The 0/XXX portion will be assigned by IFAST to countries that require international roaming. The MS s home country (or home service provider) will assign the -digits of the MIN that follow the 0/XXX portion. The following tables describe what is known about MIN formatting outside those formatted as NANP directory numbers. Each row of the tables describes a distinct group of MINs, and identifies the country and, when known, the company using that group of MINs. The tables are formatted as follows: MIN Prefix The high order digits of the MIN. X indicates a MIN digit position that may assume a value between 0 and. The tables are sorted numerically. MIN Prefixes with the high order digit value of 0 or are frequently referred to as International Roaming MINs (IRMs). Country or Geographic Area Company The country or geographic area that uses the related MIN Prefix. The company (national ministry or service provider) within the associated country or geographic area using the related MIN Prefix. Mobile Identification Numbers

13 .. 0-XXX-XXXXXX MINs See the IFAST Web Site for the most current assignment of 0-XXX-XXXXXX MINs. The URL for the site is: -XXX-XXXXXX MINs See the IFAST Web Site for the most current assignment of -XXX-XXXXXX MINs. The URL for the site is: XXX-0XX-XXXX MINs Table. XXX-0XX-XXXX MINs MIN Prefix Country or NPA NXX Geographical Area Company 0XX New Zealand Telecom New Zealand, Ltd. 0XX Western Samoa Telecom Samoa Cellular, Ltd. 0XX Argentina 0XX Israel Pele-Phone 0... XXX-XX-XXXX MINs Table.. XXX-XX-XXXX MINs MIN Prefix Country or NPA NXX Geographical Area Company XX New Zealand Telecom New Zealand, Ltd. 0 Hong Kong Pacific Link Communications Table -

14 0... NANP MINs Used Outside North America Table.. NANP MINs Used Outside North America MIN Prefix Country or NPA NXX Geographical Area Company 0 XXX China unknown XXX Mexico All wireless carriers XXX Mexico All wireless carriers XXX Mexico All wireless carriers XXX Mexico All wireless carriers XXX Mexico All wireless carriers XXX Mexico All wireless carriers XXX Mexico All wireless carriers XXX Mexico All wireless carriers XXX Mexico All wireless carriers XXX Thailand Several Carriers XXX Colombia Several Carriers XXX Venezuela Several Carriers XXX Hong Kong Hutchison Telecom XXX Israel (State of) Unknown Table - -

15 INTERNATIONAL MOBILE SUBSCRIBER IDENTITY The ITU-T Recommendation E. International Mobile Subscriber Identity (IMSI) is incorporated as an alternate MS identifier in newer MS air interface standards (e.g., TIA/EIA IS- and TIA/EIA IS- Revision A). The utilization of IMSIs should be such that not more than the first digits of the IMSI have to be analyzed in a visited public network for querying the home network. This identifier has the following format: Where: MCC MNC MSIN Three digits MCC MNC MSIN NMSI IMSI Two to three Digits International Mobile Subscriber Identity IMSI Maximum of fifteen digits Figure - IMSI Format Mobile Country Code Mobile Network Code Mobile Subscriber Identification Number is a National Mobile Subscriber Identity of up to -digits International Mobile Subscriber Identity Maximum of ten digits It is recommended that the IMSI format be used in accordance with the ITU-T E. recommendation. The application of E., beyond this recommendation, is a national issue.. GUIDELINES FOR IMSI ASSIGNMENT Use of the following guidelines minimizes international roaming problems: a. Use the MCC assigned to the country that a wireless system serves. b. The use of an MNC will allow optimal routing by signaling networks outside the home country. c. The length of an MNC should be restricted to no more than -digits until international agreements adopt longer values. d. CDMA MSs may need to be identified by a MIN based IMSI as defined by TIA/EIA/IS-. 0

16 0. GLOBAL TITLE TRANSLATION SELECTORS AND TRANSLATION TYPES This section identifies ITU-T international services global title translation selectors that are available for use in routing ANSI/TIA/EIA- (or TIA/EIA/IS-) messages from one country to another using the international signaling network. ITU-T Recommendation Q. standardizes translation selectors that are a combination of translation type, numbering plan, and nature of address indicator. Therefore, a particular translation type only has context when grouped with a numbering plan and nature of address indicator. For example, translation type = could be used many times as long as it was grouped with a unique set of numbering plan and nature of address indicator. Q. also indicates the service or application where a given translation selector is usable. In many cases, one of several possible translation selectors may be chosen for use in the called or calling party address parameters for specific international services using SCCP global title-based routing. Where more than one is given, the translation selector to be used is subject to bilateral agreement. This section also identifies the ANSI translation types that are available for use in routing ANSI/TIA/EIA- (or TIA/EIA/IS-) messages from within a national ANSI signaling network to the international signaling network and from the international signaling network through a national ANSI signaling network. This section does not contain the translation types that are available in other countries... ITU-T GLOBAL TITLE TRANSLATION SELECTORS ITU-T Recommendation Q. defines the formats and codes of the ITU-T s Signaling Connection Control Part (SCCP) messages that are carried by the MTP layer. Routing of SCCP messages is done either by direct routing utilizing domestic point codes or through global title translation. Routing of messages between countries (and in some cases between carriers in the same country) requires Global Title Translation (GTT) unless there is some sharing of domestic point codes between countries. The published version of Q. does not define an international roaming application and therefore no existing or new global title translation selectors have been designated for this purpose, in the following table, the items in bold were added in January by ITU-T Study Group to the baseline version of the next issue of Q..The items in italics will potentially be assigned to the International Roaming application: Applications and references International Roaming Addressable SCCP user entities of messages routed on global title Home Location Register Entities receiving response of registration notification or subsequent messages within the same dialogue Called Party Address Translation Selector TT=0,NP=E., NAI= (Agreed January ) TT=0, NP=E., NAI= Calling Party Address Translation Selector TT=0, NP=E., NAI= TT=0, NP=E., NAI= Global Title Translation

17 .. ANSI SUPPORTED TRANSLATION TYPES ANSI standard T., titled Signaling Connection Control Part Formats and Codes, defines ANSI formats and codes used for SCCP messages and fields. Several ANSI translation types are currently available for use in routing ANSI/TIA/EIA- messages from within a national ANSI signaling network to the international signaling network and from the international signaling network through a national ANSI signaling network. Following is a representative list of available translation types (for a complete and updated list, please refer to T.): Global Title Translation Type based on MIN to HLR. Global Title Translation Type based on IMSI or Node Identifier (i.e., E.) to HLR or other Network Node. Global Title Translation Type based on MIN to MC. Global Title Translation Type based on IMSI to MC. Global Title Translation Type based on E. number (e.g., Mobile Directory Number) to HLR... NATIONAL TRANSLATION TYPES Not available for this issue. Global Title Translation 0

18 0. ANSI/TIA/EIA- PROTOCOL CONSIDERATIONS WITHIN ITU-T CCS NETWORKS This section describes the protocol stack recommended for ANSI/TIA/EIA- message transport when ANSI/TIA/EIA- messaging is transported within national networks or between national and international signaling networks using Signaling System... BACKGROUND Within the ANSI/TIA/EIA- protocol architecture, a fundamental division is recognized between data transfer services and application services. Application services deal with the transfer of information, with its associated syntax and semantics. Data transfer services simply move octets between ANSI/TIA/EIA- network entities via a signaling network. The choice of protocol to provide application services is thus independent of the choice of protocol(s) to provide data transfer services. The ANSI/TIA/EIA- standard specifies a single set of application services comprised of the ANSI Transaction Capabilities (ANSI TCAP) specified in ANSI T., along with ANSI/TIA/EIA- application-specific services called the Mobile Application Part (MAP). Due to the independence of application services with respect to data transfer services; ANSI/TIA/EIA- messages can be transported over adjacent Signaling System networks using interworking sets of SCCP/MTP... RECOMMENDATION Within North American ANSI/TIA/EIA- networks, ANSI TCAP has been pervasively chosen to support application services, per the ANSI/TIA/EIA- Standard. For those network operators that desire to implement ANSI/TIA/EIA- over a Signaling System network, it is recommended that these operators implement ANSI/TIA/EIA- messaging using ANSI TCAP for application services regardless of the SCCP/MTP used for data transfer services. This choice is recommended because it avoids the need to interwork ANSI TCAP encoded messages and ITU-T TCAP encoded messages, which is costly from a network resource viewpoint. ANSI/TIA/EIA- in CCS Networks

19 The following diagram depicts the mechanics of ANSI/TIA/EIA- messaging between two national SS networks per this recommendation: Application (e.g., HLR) MAP on ANSI TCAP ANSI SCCP/MTP ANSI SCCP/ MTP ITU-T SCCP/MTP Figure - ANSI/TIA/EIA- Messaging Across Networks TIA/EIA- in CCS Networks application data exchange Gateway STP Gateway STP ITU-T SCCP/ MTP National SCCP/MTP Application (e.g., VLR) MAP on ANSI TCAP National SCCP/MTP 0

20 0. SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION NUMBER -bit system identification (SID p ) must be stored in the mobile station and used to identify the mobile station s home system (see... of ANSI/EIA/TIA-). This Bulletin assumes that SIDs are globally unique regardless of band class (See J-STD-00)... SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION NUMBER DATA TABLES This section contains tables that assign SID code groups to those countries or political entitles to which the ITU-T has assigned a Mobile Country Code in E. (Blue Book). Two sets of tables have been provided: Table - is sorted alphabetically by Country or Geographical Area. Table - is sorted in Decimal SID order.... Reserved Blocks or Spare Codes The following tables reflect the assignment of codes for specific use by the listed countries, and in some cases, the allocation of reserve groups for specific countries, the spare codes are not listed in the tables. Furthermore, these tables indicate that decimal SIDs from through are EXCLUDED FROM ASSIGNMENT. This exclusion is an accommodation to identify groups of wireless systems within the wireless industry s accounting infrastructure. SIDs in this range are known as Billing IDs (BIDs). For more information on BIDs, contact Cibernet Corp. at SIDs with values from through cannot be transmitted by a wireless system. However, these SIDs are available for use to identify groups of wireless systems within the wireless industry s accounting infrastructure.... Administration The responsibility for assignment of SID codes using the information contained in these tables rests with the cognizant government authority of the respective country, not with the EIA, TIA, or member companies. Applicants, licensees, manufacturers or operators are encouraged to contact the responsible government agency. It is important to note that some international systems have already been commissioned with SIDs or MINs that have not been assigned in accordance with this Bulletin. To the extent that such information was available, we have provided information in Annex A. System Identification Number

21 ... Table Format Each of the tables contains the following information: Quantity Low SID High SID The number of assigned SID codes. The lowest SID code assigned, in decimal form. The highest SID code assigned, in decimal form. Country or Geographical Area MCC The country, geographical area (e.g., political entity) to which the assignment is applicable. An asterisk (*) in this column indicates that this country has a SID conflict, see table A-. The Mobile Country Code or codes taken from the list published as an Annex to ITU Operational Bulletin No. (.III.) System Identification Number 0

22 0 Table - SID Listing by Country or Geographical Area Country or Geographical Area Quantity Low SID High SID Reserved System Identifications (SIDs) 0 N/A Reserved System Identifications (SIDs) N/A Reserved System Identifications (SIDs) N/A Reserved System Identifications (SIDs) N/A Reserved System Identifications (SIDs) N/A Reserved System Identifications (SIDs) 0 N/A EXCLUDED FROM ASSIGNMENT - See.. N/A Afghanistan (Islamic State of) Albania (Republic of) Algeria (People s Democratic Republic of) American Samoa Andorra (Principality of) 0 N/A N/A Angola (Republic of) Anguilla 0 0 Antigua and Barbuda Argentina Republic Armenia (Republic of) 0 N/A N/A Aruba Australia 0 Australia - Reserved 0 0 Australian External Territories Austria Azerbaijani Republic 0 N/A N/A 0 Bahamas (Commonwealth of the)* 00 0 Bahrain (State of) Bangladesh (People s Republic of)* 0 Barbados* Belarus (Republic of) 0 N/A N/A Belgium 0 Belize 0 Benin (Republic of) 0 Bermuda 0 0 Bolivia (Republic of) Bosnia and Herzegovina (Republic of) 0 N/A N/A Botswana (Republic of) 0 Brasil (Federative Republic of) British Virgin Islands* Brunei Darussalam 0 Bulgaria (Republic of) Burkina Faso 0 MCC Table -

23 Table - SID Listing by Country or Geographical Area (continued) Country or Geographical Area Quantity Low SID High SID Burundi (Republic of) Cambodia (Kingdom of) Cameroon (Republic of) Canada 0 Cape Verde (Republic of) Cayman Islands* Central African Republic Chad (Republic of) 0 Chile China (Peoples Republic of) 0- China (Peoples Republic of) Colombia (Republic of)* Comoros (Islamic Federal Republic of the) 0 Congo (Democratic Republic of) - Cook Islands Costa Rica Côte d'lvoire Croatia (Republic of) 0 N/A N/A Cuba Cyprus (Republic of) 00 0 Czech Republic Democratic People s Republic of Korea Denmark Diego Garcia 0 N/A Djibouti (Republic of) Dominica (Commonwealth of) Dominican Republic 0 Ecuador Egypt (Arab Republic of) El Salvador (Republic of) 0 0 Equatorial Guinea (Republic of) Eritrea 0 N/A N/A Estonia (Republic of) 0 N/A N/A Ethiopia (Federal Democratic Republic of) Falkland Islands (Malvinas) N/A Farôe Islands (Denmark) Fiji Finland France 0 0 French Polynesia (French Overseas Territory) Table - Gabonese Republic MCC 0

24 0 Table - SID Listing by Country or Geographical Area (continued) Country or Geographical Area Quantity Low SID High SID Gambia (Republic of the) Germany (Federal Republic of) 0 Ghana 0 Gibraltar Greece 0 Greenland (Denmark) 0 Grenada* 0 0 Guadeloupe (French Department of) 0 Guam Guatemala (Republic of) 0 0 Guiana (French Department of) Guinea (Republic of) 00 Guinea - Bissau (Republic of) Guyana Haiti (Republic of) Honduras (Republic of)* 0 Hong Kong* Hungary (Republic of) Iceland India (Republic of) Indonesia (Republic of) 0 Iran (Islamic Republic of) Iraq (Republic of) Ireland Israel (State of) Italy Jamaica Japan* - Jordan (Hashemite Kingdom of) Kazakstan (Republic of) 0 N/A N/A Kenya (Republic of) Kiribati (Republic of) 00 Korea (Republic of)* Kuwait (State of) Kyrgyz Republic 0 N/A N/A Lao People s Democratic Republic Latvia (Republic of) 0 N/A N/A Lebanon Lesotho (Kingdom of) 0 Liberia (Republic of) Libya (Socialist People s Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) Liechtenstein (Principality of) 0 N/A N/A MCC Table -

25 Table - SID Listing by Country or Geographical Area (continued) Country or Geographical Area Quantity Low SID High SID Lithuania (Republic of) 0 N/A N/A Luxembourg 0 Macau Madagascar (Republic of) 0 0 Malawi Malaysia Maldives (Republic of) Mali (Republic of) Malta Marshall Islands N/A Martinique (French Dept. of) Mauritania (Islamic Republic of) Mauritius (Republic of) 0 Mexico* Micronesia (Federated States of) 0 Moldova (Republic of) 0 N/A N/A Monaco (Principality of) Mongolia 0 Montserrat 0 0 Morocco (Kingdom of) Mozambique (Republic of) 0 Myanmar (Union of) Namibia (Republic of) Nauru (Republic of) Nepal Netherlands (Kingdom of the) 0 Netherlands Antilles* New Caledonia (French Overseas Territory) Table - New Zealand 0 Nicaragua Niger (Republic of the) 0 0 Nigeria (Federal Republic of) Niue Island N/A Northern Mariana Islands (Commonwealth of the) 0 Norway Oman (Sultanate of) Pakistan (Islamic Republic of) 0 Palau N/A Panama (Republic of) Papua New Guinea 0 Paraguay (Republic of) MCC 0

26 0 Table - SID Listing by Country or Geographical Area (continued) Country or Geographical Area Quantity Low SID High SID Peru Philippines (Republic of the) Philippines (Republic of the) Poland (Republic of) Portugal 0 Qatar (State of) Reunion (French Dept. of) Romania 0 Russian Federation Rwandese Republic Saint Kitts* and Nevis 0 0 Saint Lucia* 0 0 Saint Pierre and Miquelon (Collectivit Territoriale de Republique Francaise) Saint Pierre and Miquelon (Collectivit Territoriale de Republique Francaise) Saint Vincent* and the Grenadines San Marino (Republic of) Sâo Tome and Principe (Democratic Republic of) Satellite (Globalstar Gateways) 0 N/A Saudi Arabia (Kingdom of) 0 Senegal (Republic of) 0 Seychelles (Republic of) Sierra Leone Singapore (Republic of)* Slovak Republic 0 N/A N/A Slovenia (Republic of) 0 N/A N/A Solomon Islands Somali Democratic Republic South Africa (Republic of) Spain Sri Lanka (Democratic Socialist Republic of) Sudan (Republic of the) Suriname (Republic of) Swaziland (Kingdom of) Sweden 0 Switzerland (Confederation of) & Liechtenstein (Principality of) Syrian Arab Republic Taiwan, The Republic of China Tajikistan (Republic of) 0 N/A N/A Tanzania (United Republic of) MCC Table -

27 Table - SID Listing by Country or Geographical Area (continued) Country or Geographical Area Quantity Low SID High SID Thailand 0 The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia Table N/A N/A Togolese Republic 0 0 Tokelau N/A Tonga (Kingdom of) Trinidad and Tobago Tunisia 0 Turkey Turkmenistan 0 N/A N/A Turks and Caicos Islands 00 Tuvalu N/A Uganda (Republic of) 0 Ukraine 0 N/A N/A MCC United Arab Emirates, 0 (Abu Dhabi), (Dubai) United Kingdom - United States of America - PCS* «-» N/A United States of America - Reserved N/A United States of America* 0 0-, (Puerto Rico uses and Virgin Islands uses ) Uruguay (Eastern Republic of) Uzbekistan (Republic of) Uzbekistan (Republic of) Vanuatu (Republic of) Vatican City State 0 N/A N/A Venezuela (Republic of) Viet Nam (Socialist Republic of) Wallis and Futuna (French Overseas Territory) 0 Western Samoa (Independent State of) Yemen Arab (Republic of) Yemen Arab (Republic of) Yugoslavia (Federal Republic of) 0 Zambia (Republic of) 0 0 Zimbabwe (Republic of) 00 0

28 0 Table - Decimal SID Listing Low SID High SID Quantity Country or Geographical Area MCC 0 United States of America* 0-, (Puerto Rico uses and Virgin Islands uses ) Korea (Republic of)* United States of America Reserved N/A «-» United States of America PCS* 0 0 Australia Reserved 0 Satellite (Globalstar Gateways) N/A Farôe Islands (Denmark) Greenland (Denmark) 0 Falkland Islands (Malvinas) N/A Saint Pierre and Miquelon (Collectivit Territoriale de Republique Francaise) Saint Vincent* and the Grenadines Saint Lucia* 0 0 Saint Kitts* and Nevis 0 0 Montserrat 0 0 Grenada* 00 0 Bahamas (Commonwealth of the)* 0 Bermuda 0 British Virgin Islands* Cayman Islands* Antigua and Barbuda Barbados* Jamaica Thailand 0 Egypt (Arab Republic of) Morocco (Kingdom of) Algeria(People s Democratic Republic of) 0 Australia Israel (State of) 0 Tunisia Libya (Socialist People s Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) Gambia (Republic of the) 0 New Zealand 0 Senegal (Republic of) Mauritania (Islamic Republic of) Mali (Republic of) N/A Table -

29 Table - Table - Decimal SID Listing (continued) Low SID High SID Quantity Country or Geographical Area 00 Guinea (Republic of) Dominican Republic 0 Cape Verde (Republic of) Sâo Tome and Principe (Democratic Republic of) 0 Diego Garcia N/A Seychelles (Republic of) Djibouti (Republic of) Reserved System Identifications (SIDs) N/A Reunion (French Dept. of) Côte d lvoire 0 Burkina Faso 0 0 Niger (Republic of the) 0 0 Togolese Republic 0 Benin (Republic of) 0 Mauritius (Republic of) Liberia (Republic of) Sierra Leone Ghana 0 Nigeria (Federal Republic of) 0 Chad (Republic of) Central African Republic Cameroon (Republic of) Equatorial Guinea (Republic of) Gabonese Republic Congo (Democratic Republic of) - Angola (Republic of) Guinea Bissau (Republic of) Sudan (Republic of the) 0 Lesotho (Kingdom of) Dominica (Commonwealth of) Swaziland (Kingdom of) Aruba Singapore (Republic of)* 0 Northern Mariana Islands (Commonwealth of the) Guam Australian External Territories Rwandese Republic Ethiopia (Federal Democratic Republic of) Somali Democratic Republic Trinidad and Tobago MCC 0

30 0 Table - Decimal SID Listing (continued) Low SID High SID Quantity Country or Geographical Area Kenya (Republic of) Tanzania (United Republic of) 0 Uganda (Republic of) Burundi (Republic of) 0 Mozambique (Republic of) 0 0 Zambia (Republic of) 0 0 Madagascar (Republic of) 00 Zimbabwe (Republic of) Namibia (Republic of) Malawi 0 Botswana (Republic of) 0 Comoros (Islamic Federal Republic of the) South Africa (Republic of) Malaysia Indonesia (Republic of) 0 Philippines (Republic of the) Hong Kong* Philippines (Republic of the) Monaco (Principality of) San Marino (Republic of) Reserved System Identifications (SIDs) N/A 00 Turks and Caicos Islands Saint Pierre and Miquelon (Collectivit Territoriale de Republique Francaise) Reserved System Identifications (SIDs) N/A 0 Brunei Darussalam Nauru (Republic of) Tonga (Kingdom of) Solomon Islands Vanuatu (Republic of) Fiji Palau N/A 0 Wallis and Futuna (French Overseas Territory) 0 Papua New Guinea Micronesia (Federated States of) 0 Democratic People s Republic of Korea Cambodia (Kingdom of) Cook Islands Niue Island N/A American Samoa Western Samoa (Independent State of) 00 Kiribati (Republic of) MCC Table -

31 Table - Table - Decimal SID Listing (continued) Low SID High SID Quantity Country or Geographical Area New Caledonia (French Overseas Territory) Tuvalu N/A French Polynesia (French Overseas Territory) Tokelau N/A Marshall Islands N/A Macau Kuwait (State of) Yemen Arab (Republic of) Oman (Sultanate of) Yemen Arab (Republic of) MCC United Arab Emirates, 0 (Abu Dhabi), (Dubai) Russian Federation Uzbekistan (Uzdunrobita) Russian Federation Uzbekistan (U-tel) Russian Federation Japan* - Viet Nam (Socialist Republic of) Lao People s Democratic Republic Bangladesh (People s Republic of)* 0 Taiwan, The Republic of China Maldives (Republic of) China (Peoples Republic of) 0- Turkey India (Republic of) Pakistan (Islamic Republic of) 0 Afghanistan (Islamic State of) Sri Lanka (Democratic Socialist Republic of) Myanmar (Union of) Lebanon Jordan (Hashemite Kingdom of) Syrian Arab Republic Iraq (Republic of) Saudi Arabia (Kingdom of) 0 0 Mongolia Nepal Bulgaria (Republic of) Iran (Islamic Republic of) 0

32 0 Table - Decimal SID Listing (continued) Low SID High SID Quantity Country or Geographical Area Hungary (Republic of) Reserved System Identifications (SIDs) N/A 0 Romania Czech Republic Poland (Republic of) 0 Canada 0 Reserved System Identifications (SIDs) N/A 0 Germany (Federal Republic of) Norway 0 Sweden Denmark United Kingdom - Austria Switzerland (Confederation of) & Liechtenstein (Principality of) Italy Yugoslavia (Federal Republic of) 0 Spain 0 France 0 Belgium 0 Netherlands (Kingdom of the) 0 Greece 0 0 Portugal Luxembourg 0 Ireland Iceland Finland Mexico* 00 China (Peoples Republic of) 0- EXCLUDED FROM ASSIGNMENT - See.. Paraguay (Republic of) Suriname (Republic of) Uruguay (Eastern Republic of) 00 Cyprus (Republic of) 0 Bolivia (Republic of) Guyana Ecuador Guiana (French Department of) 0 Guadeloupe (French Department of) Martinique (French Dept. of) Netherlands Antilles* Bahrain (State of) N/A MCC Table -

33 Table - Decimal SID Listing (continued) Low SID High SID Quantity Country or Geographical Area MCC Qatar (State of) Gibraltar Albania (Republic of) Malta Venezuela (Republic of) Colombia (Republic of)* Chile Brasil (Federative Republic of) Argentina Republic Cuba Peru Nicaragua Costa Rica Panama (Republic of) Haiti (Republic of) Belize 0 0 Guatemala (Republic of) 0 0 El Salvador (Republic of) 0 Honduras (Republic of)* 0 Table - 0

34 0. OTHER ANSI/TIA/EIA- PARAMETER NUMBERING CONSIDERATIONS ANSI- supports numerous parameters that require national network administration. Some of these parameters are:. BillingID (BILLID) (see ANSI-.,...). CarrierDigits (CARDGTS) (see ANSI-.,...). MobileSwitchingCenterIdentification (MSCID) (see ANSI-.,...). MSCIdentificationNumber (MSCIN) (see ANSI-.,...). PointCode_SubSystemNumber (PC_SSN) (see ANSI-.,...). SenderIdentificationNumber (SENDERIN) (see ANSI-.,...). ADMINISTRATION OF THIS DOCUMENT While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this document, especially in the case of those wireless systems that have already been commissioned, it is possible that an error or omission might exist. In recognition of this possibility, and therefore in order to provide for expedited updating, this document has been issued as a Telecommunication Systems Bulletin. Any organization aware of information relevant to this bulletin should address all correspondence regarding this bulletin to: Editor, Telecommunications Systems Bulletin TSB Subcommittee TR-. Telecommunications Industry Association 0 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 0 Arlington, VA 0- Telephone: FAX: Upon receipt of the inquiry, the matter will be researched. If an update to this Bulletin is warranted, it will be prepared and published in the next revision. The responsible committee will notify if necessary, the individual or organizations affected after approval even though publication may not yet have occurred. Other Considerations

35 SID IN CONFLICT ANNEX A KNOWN SID CONFLICTS As of the date of publication, a number of systems were believed to be in conflict with the provisions of this Bulletin (and therefore with ANSI/EIA/TIA-). The following table was prepared using information provided by sources believed to be reliable; however, the accuracy of its contents cannot be guaranteed. Questions should be directed to the cognizant licensing authority or the appropriate system operator. To assist in the maintenance of accurate records, it would be appreciated if information regarding errors or omissions be forwarded to the TIA as provided in Section. It is recommended, to the extent possible, that the systems not in compliance take appropriate corrective action at the earliest possible date in order to avoid subscriber impact. Table A- COUNTRY USING CONFLICTING SID (Service provider, if known) Annex A Known SID Conflicts 000 Hong Kong (Hutchison Telecom) United States 00 Netherlands Antilles (St. Maarten Boatphone) United States 0000 Cayman Islands (Cable and Wireless) United States 0-0 Republic of Korea for AMPS system United States 0 Philipines (Piltel) United States 0 Mexico (Mexico City) (IUSACEL) United States 000 Republic of Korea (Shinsegi Telecom) United States 0 Russia (Vimpelcom) United States COUNTRY TO WHICH SID IS ALLOCATED 000 Venezuela (Movilnet) United States (American Samoa) 00 Venezuela (Movilnet) United States 0 Venezuela (Movilnet) United States 00 Venezuela (Movilnet) United States 0 Venezuela (Movilnet) United States (Guam-Northern Mariana Islands) 0 Venezuela (Movilnet) United States 0 Venezuela (Movilnet) United States 0 Republic of Korea United States 0-0 Republic of Korea United States 00 Republic of Korea United States 0 Republic of Korea United States 0 Colombia (Celumovil) United States 0 Colombia (Celumovil) United States 0 Colombia (Celumovil) United States 0-0 British Virgin Islands United States Grenada Saint Vincent Saint Lucia (Saint Lucia Boatphone) Saint Vincent 0 Saint Kitts Barbados Bangladesh Japan Singapore (SingTel Mobile) Japan Bahamas (Bahamas Telecom) Honduras 0