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originated) Figure 6-19 shows the concept of SM MO and SM MT for a roamer. SM MT denotes the capability of the GSM system to transfer a short message submitted from the short message http://what-when-how.com/roaming-in-wireless-networks/short-message-service-sms-roaming-in-a-gsm-network/ service center (SMSC or just SC for short) to a subscriber's mobile station. It also provides information about the delivery of the short message, either by a successful delivery report or a failure report with a specific mechanism for later delivery. SM MO denotes the capability of the GSM system to transfer a short message submitted by a subscriber mobile station to another subscriber via an SC. It also provides cms error information about the delivery of the short message, either by a successful delivery report or a failure report. The message must include the MSISDN number of the destination subscriber to which the SC will attempt to relay the short message. In early versions of MAP (i.e., MAP v2 and lower) the forward short message procedure is used for both mobile-originated and mobile-terminated short messages. The direction (i.e., MO or MT) is gsm error in determined by examining the SM-PR-DA parameter, which in the case of MT SMs contains the IMSI of the receiver. In later versions of MAP, SM MTs and SM MOs are handled separately by means of the MT forward short message and MO forward short message procedures. Roamer-originated SM When a roamer in a foreign network submits short message (SM), the serving MSC invokes the MAP MO forward short message procedure toward the SMS interworking MSC (IWMSC) in the HPLMN, which forwards it to an SMSC. Figure 7-20 shows the MAP v2+ procedure for an SM originated by a roamer. The following parameters are sent from the serving MSC to the IWMSC ■ SM RP DA. This parameter represents the destination address. For a roamer-originated SM, it contains the service center address received from the mobile station. ■ SM RP OA. This parameter represents the originating address. For a roamer-originated SM, it contains the MSISDN of the sending party. ■ SM RP UI. This parameter represents the user data field carried by the short message service, i.e., transfer protocol data unit. Figure 6-19 SM MO and SM MT to a roamer. Figure 6-20 Roamer-originated SM. The following error messages (according to the nature of fault) are returned by th
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