TR 101 307 : 2.2.2
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Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 References
3 Definitions and abbreviations
3.1 Definitions
3.2 Abbreviations
4 Assumptions
5 Extending the existing telephony service to IP network
technology
5.1 The existing telephony
5.2 Business roles
5.3 Types of Interconnections
6 Services provided by a TIPHON compliant system
6.1 Basic services
6.2 Supplementary services/features
6.3 Quality of Service
6.4 Mobility
7 Addressing/Routing
8 Security
8.1 Authentication
8.2 Authorization
8.3 Non-repudiation
8.4 Privacy
8.5 Integrity
8.6 Security Profiles
8.7 Lawful Interception
9 Accounting/Billing/Charging
9.1 Introduction
9.2 Accounting
9.3 Charging/Billing
10 Items for further study
10.1 Operations, Administration, Maintenance, and
Provisioning (OAM&P)
10.2 Conferencing
10.3 Interoperability with Intelligent Networks (INs)
10.4 Support for users with disabilities
Annex A (informative): Business scenarios
A.1 Relations between business roles involved in basic
call
A.2 Single IP telephony local operator
A.3 Multiple IP telephony local operators
(bilateral agreements)
A.4 Backbone operator
A.5 Franchise/consortium
A.6 Broker service
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