1
Scope
2 References
3 Definitions
4 Abbreviations
5 B-ISDN user part messages and
parameters
5.1 Formats
5.1.1 Soft PVC called endpoint parameter
5.1.2 Soft PVC calling endpoint parameter
6 Application process procedures
6.1 Connection setup
6.1.1 Calling endpoint exchange
6.1.2 Intermediate national exchange
6.1.3 Outgoing international exchange
6.1.4 Intermediate international exchange
6.1.5 Incoming international exchange
6.1.6 Called endpoint exchange
6.2 Answer
6.2.1 Called endpoint exchange
6.2.2 Calling endpoint exchange
6.2.3 Other types of exchanges
6.3 Unsuccessful connection setup
6.3.1 Calling endpoint exchange
6.3.2 Other type of exchanges
6.4 Storage of call setup information
6.5 Release
6.5.1 Release within the network
6.5.2 Release by the calling endpoint exchange
7 Application service elements and
primitives
7.1 Primitives between SACF and
application process
7.1.1 Set_Up request/indication primitive
7.1.2 Answer request/indication primitive
7.2 Primitives between BCC ASE and
SACF
7.2.1 Link_Set_Up request/indication primitive
7.2.2 Link_Information request/indication
primitive
7.3 ASE descriptions
8 Instruction indicators and
interworking
8.1 Interworking with nodes not supporting this feature
8.2 Interworking with DSS2
8.3 Interworking with narrow-band ISDN
8.4 Interaction with other
capabilities
8.4.1 Point-to-multipoint
8.4.2 Traffic parameters
8.4.3 Look-ahead
8.4.4 Negotiation of traffic characteristics during call setup
8.4.5 Modification of traffic characteristics during the active phase of the
call
8.4.6 ATM End System Address (AESA)
8.4.7 Call priority
8.4.8 Network generated session ID
8.4.9 Frame relay
8.5 Interworking with the first
release of soft PVC – ITU-T Q.2767.1 (05/98)
9 Timers
Appendix I – Setting of instruction indicators
Appendix II – Retry decision