Subscriber access network, exchange, service control point, and method of establishing a connection
CA 2233767 A1 · Owner: Lautenschlager, Wolfgang · Inventors: Lautenschlager, Wolfgang; Weik, Hartmut
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To establish a connection to a terminal (TE5) of a subscriber access network (AN), a connection request directed to the terminal and containing a public number (CN) corresponding to the number of the terminal in a first public numbering range is routed to a switching unit (SSP, SCP) of the subscriber access network. From the public number (CN) the, switching unit (SSP, SCP) determines that of two or more private branch exchanges (PABX1 to PABX3) of the subscriber access network in whose private numbering range the public number (CN) is assigned to the terminal (TE5) as an extension number. The switching unit (SSP, SCP) forms a virtual number (CVN) from the public number (CN) and an …
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