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Analysis of the effects of SS7 message discard schemes on call completion rates during overload

Rumsewicz, 2002

Document ID
18417383800088156286
Author
Rumsewicz M
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE/ACM Transactions on Networking

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The author considers the performance of a Signaling System Number 7 network when the routing processors, as opposed to transmission facilities, of signaling transfer points are overloaded. The choice of overload controls in such a situation is implementation …
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