ZTE CRBT Product Description

ZTE MyRing Product Description

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 2 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 3 3.1 3.2 4 4.1 4.2 4.2.1 4.2.2 4.2.3 4.2.4 4.2.5 4.2.6 4.2.7 4.2.8 4.3 4.3.1 4.3.2 4.3.3 4.3.4 4.3.5 4.3.6 4.3.7 4.3.8 4.3.9 4.3.10 4.4 4.4.1 4.4.2 4.4.3 4.4.4 4.4.5 4.4.6 5 6 7 7.1 7.2 7.3
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Overview ..................................................................................................................... 1 Highlight Features...................................................................................................... 3 Unified Platform ........................................................................................................... 3 Abundant Functions..................................................................................................... 3 Smooth Evolution......................................................................................................... 3 Fast and Easy Expansion ............................................................................................ 3 Rich Interfaces............................................................................................................. 4 High Availability & Reliability........................................................................................ 4 Functionality ............................................................................................................... 5 Basic Function ............................................................................................................. 5 Advanced Functions .................................................................................................... 6 System Architecture .................................................................................................. 9 Networking Architecture............................................................................................... 9 Hardware Architecture ................................................................................................. 9 CRBT Server ............................................................................................................. 10 Media Server ............................................................................................................. 11 Web Server ................................................................................................................ 11 NFS Server ................................................................................................................ 11 IMP Server ................................................................................................................. 12 CDR Server................................................................................................................ 12 OAM Console ............................................................................................................ 12 Network Device.......................................................................................................... 12 Software Architecture ................................................................................................ 13 SDF............................................................................................................................ 13 SLP ............................................................................................................................ 13 R001MML .................................................................................................................. 14 COMM........................................................................................................................ 14 ZXinit.......................................................................................................................... 14 MON........................................................................................................................... 14 Signaling Access ....................................................................................................... 14 IMP............................................................................................................................. 14 CDR ........................................................................................................................... 14 Web Service .............................................................................................................. 14 Security Solution........................................................................................................ 15 System Security Architecture..................................................................................... 15 Network Security Solution.......................................................................................... 15 Traffic Security Solution............................................................................................. 15 Content Security Solution .......................................................................................... 17 Network Management Security Solution ................................................................... 17 Disaster Redundancy Solution .................................................................................. 17 Technical Specifications ......................................................................................... 18 Operation and Maintenance .................................................................................... 19 System Interfaces..................................................................................................... 20 Interface with BOSS System ..................................................................................... 20 Interface with Billing System...................................................................................... 20 Interface with SP/CP.................................................................................................. 21
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Interface with Intelligent Network-SCP ...................................................................... 21 Interface with SMSC(Short Message Center) ........................................................... 21 Acronyms and Abbreviations ................................................................................. 22
FIGURES
Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 Figure 4 ZTE MyRing Networking Architecture ........................................................................... 9 Structure of ZTE MyRing System ................................................................................ 10 ZTE MyRing System SW Architecture......................................................................... 13 Interfaces of ZTE MyRing System ............................................................................... 20
TABLES
Table 1 Table 2 Table 3 Basic Functions.............................................................................................................. 5 Basic Functions.............................................................................................................. 6 Overload control........................................................................................................... 16
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Overview
The coming years will witness a fast global growth of the mobile telephone subscribers, which are expected to exceed 2 billion in 2008, 1.7 times the current number. The locomotive of subscriber growth has changed from the mobile telephone replacement by the subscribers in some developed countries such as America, Europe and Japan to the mushrooming emerging markets in China, India, Russia and Brazil. Propelled by the influential growth of the mobile telephone market, the global electronic component market and high-tech industries will achieve a new round of growth. By the end of 2003, the number of global mobile telephone subscribers had exceeded 1.2 billion. Nokia of Finland, the largest mobile telephone manufacturer in the world, once predicted that the number of global mobile telephone subscribers would exceed 2 billion in 2010. However, a latest study has showed this prediction would come true two years earlier. Now it is predicted that the above-mentioned four major emerging mobile telephone markets will contribute half of the 0.8 billion newcomers in the coming few years. The mobile telephone subscribers in India, with a population over 1 billion, has undergone the fastest growth in the world, from 10 million at the end of 2002 up to 28 million in 2003 attributed to the opening of mobile telephone market, which was monopolized by the state-owned telecom company, its domestic tycoon. Gartner, an American market research company, predicts that the number of Indian mobile telephone subscribers would exceed o.1 billion with a popularity rate of 10%. What will this huge market yield? Judging from the present ARPU (Average Revenue per User), the mobile income in speech is obviously going downhill. The market is increasingly developing its low-end mobile telephone subscribers, but is suffering a slow growth of the high-end subscribers with large-volume traffic. Therefore, it is indispensable for a mobile communications company to develop multiple profitable channels in an attempt to reinforce its leading position in the market. At present, however, the fierce competition in the mobile market makes it unavoidable to face the challenges from other operators and their new services. If an enterprise wants to survive and grow, it is a must to develop value-added services as well as new services. In a word, the operators must vary their policies with different consumption communities. Internationally, the operators provide consumers with large quantities of services such as games, animated cartoons, music and multi-media information, and gain more in return from each of them. Anyone who has been to Japan and South Korea, where mobile telephones are favorite tolls of their youth, are unexceptionally impressed by their intense mobile telephone culture. Color Ring Back Tone (CRBT) is a new value-added service that allows the mobile telephone subscribers to customize their own ring-back tones. If a subscriber succeeds in requesting this service, his/her mobile telephone, when called, will no more respond with monotonous beeping ring-back tones but some humanized response tones such as a wonderful music melody or an callers warm greeting. Until now, the CRBT service has been rapidly developed on the traditional PSTN, GSM and CDMA networks, and brings a new service growth to operators. With the development of core network, it will be migrated from TDM to be IP based network. In order to meet the operators requirement, ZTE offers IP based CRBT solution. This solution can be smoothly migrated to provide the video based Multi-media RBT in the near future upon the core network having the capability to support video service. Unified IP based RBT platform supports CDMA2000/WCDMA/IMS/NGN networks.
ZTEs CRBT brand name ZTE MyRing is a proven personalized service in the major markets such as in China, Singapore, Greece, India, Pakistan, Nepal , Bangladesh & Africa. It is rich in features and provides easy to use interface and management for operators, content providers & users.
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2.1
Highlight Features
Unified Platform
ZTE MyRing System is based advanced integrated modular structure, one platform support all current networks. Including conventional networks as PSTN/GSM/CDMA, and 3G networks as WCDMA/IMS/CDMA2000/NGN. Easy and seamlessly integrated into these core networks. Unified Platform to support same and abundant service functions to all the network users. The Signaling access is modularized in the platform. The system can provide multimedia color rings for the broadband network and audio color ring tones for the narrowband network. The system supports using the narrowband intelligent peripherals to provide audio color ring tones.
2.2
Abundant Functions
Unified Platform supports music, video, also color show service. ZTE MyRing System supplies Default Ring, Time Based ring, caller/caller group ring, blacklist, music box, music album, corporation ring, copy/gift/one key purchase, and so on. Also supports many management tools, as Web/SMS/IVR/WAP/USSD.
2.3
Smooth Evolution
Benefit from ZTE MyRing Modularized structure, MyRing service can easily integrate into different core network from conventional to 3G, even future LTE, from SS7 to SIP, this feature of Smooth evolution saves Operators CAPEX/OPEX.
2.4
Fast and Easy Expansion

ZTE MyRing system supports different solution and flexible network structure. Centralized data/playing system, centralized data with distributed playing system, or distributed data/playing system. For small capacity, centralized data/Playing system saves Operators investment. With capacity becoming more and more, the central system and play system also can be easily switched to more modules. Just add more modules. Easy to expanded to support large capacity. 1 It can support the linear expansion of the processing capability through increasing the number of multimedia CRBT servers.
2.5
Rich Interfaces
RBT service needs many connections to other network entities, like Prepaid system, online charging system, BOSS/CRM, Billing system, SMSC center, USSD/Wap gateway, 3rd party interface and some customized interfaces. ZTE MyRing system has been deployed in more then 35 countries and developed many interfaces with different core network and IT system vendors. MyRing system supports the all known interfaces, supports abundant protocols as SS7/SIP to core network, MML/Diameter/HTTP/SOAP/CORBA and so on to IT system, SMPP/CIMD for SMSC.
2.6
High Availability & Reliability

MyRing System is designed based on dual plat and dual networks. All the platform nodes including single board support 1+1 or N+1 redundancy. Overload control is also considered in system. MyRing system has been purpose-designed and purpose-built to provide 99.999% reliability. The system software adopts the layered module design, and the object-oriented software design concept, so the system has a strong expansibility and is convenient for function expansion. It adopts the database optimization technology to improve database processing speed.It adopts the memory database technology to improve database processing speed.
Functionality
MyRing system provides multimedia contents (Video/Audio/Media files) for the broadband network and audio ring tones for narrowband networks. The system supports using the narrowband intelligent peripherals to provide audio color ring tones. For detailed features, please refer to document of CRBT SERVICE FEATURE LIST_20080909_EN.
3.1
Basic Function
Table 1 Basic Functions.
SN
Feature Registering CRBT Service
Sub-Feature Registering via Web
Quoted
Registering via IVR Registering Via CCS De-Registering via Web
Deregistering CRBT Service Activation CRBT Service Deactivation CRBT Service Get Forgotten password Login authorization Total Top Ring Tones Rank List
De-Registering via IVR De-Registering Via CCS Activation CRBT via Web Activation CRBT via IVR De-Activation CRBT via Web De-Activation CRBT via IVR
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Navigate via Web Navigate via IVR
Weekly Top Ring Tones Rank List Monthly Top Ring Tones Rank List Browsing Ringtones by song name Browsing Ringtones by singer name Browsing Ringtones by ring catalogs Navigate via Web Navigate via IVR
SN 13
Feature Searching Ringtone by ringtone code Pre-listening Ring Back Tones Browsing Ringtone information
Sub-Feature Navigate via Web Navigate via IVR Pre-listening via Web Pre-listening via IVR Browsing via Web Browsing via IVR Purchasing via Web
Quoted
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15
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Purchasing Ringtone
Purchasing via IVR Gifting via Web Gifting via IVR Copying via Web Copying via IVR Managing via Web Managing via IVR
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Gifting Ringtones Copying Personal Ring Tone Managing Personal Ringtone Library
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Customizing Ring Tone by Time Period Customizing Ring Tone by weekly Period Customizing Ring Tone by festival Period Managing Caller Group Customizing festival day via Web Customizing festival day via IVR Managing via Web Managing via IVR
Managing Customer information Modify via Web Modifying Customer password Browsing operation logs Subscriber level
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Modify via IVR Modify via CCS
3.2
Advanced Functions
Table 2 Basic Functions.
SN 1
Feature One Key Purchase
Sub-Feature
Quoted N
SN 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Feature CRBT Blacklist Feature Music Box Function Music Album Function DIY RBT via Web Portal DIY RBT via IVR
Sub-Feature
Quoted N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N
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CRBT Service Donation Function CRBT Subscriber Web Multi-Language CRBT Subscriber IVR Multi-Language Access CRBT WAP function CRBT Subscriber Wap Multi-Language Function Subscription via SMS Un-Subscription via SMS Activate via SMS De-activate via SMS Query Ring by ID via SMS Modify Password via SMS Search recommended CRBT via SMS
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CRBT SMS Basic function
Order a Ring Gift Ring Tone Query personal RBTs Query Default Ring Set a Default Ring Assign RBT to Friends Number Delete a ring from Personal library. Help information
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CRBT SMS Advanced function
Search recommended CRBT with rand via SMS Search by singer name Search by ring name Details of a Ring Search Category Get Sub category of Category Get music list in one Category Latest Music Search Artist ID by Artist Search Ring by Aritst ID Status of sub Search Black list Add black List
SN
Feature
Sub-Feature Delete a black list number Register via USSD De-Register via USSD
Quoted N N N N
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CRBT USSD Function Welcome Greeting Corporation RBT Service
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4.1
System Architecture
Networking Architecture
A standalone platform will be set up to deploy IP based CRBT service, perform service management, provide tone resources, implement the tone recording function, and offer interfaces to the Internet and third-party systems. Switch based solution adopted, the Networking architectures shows below :
Figure 1 ZTE MyRing Networking Architecture
ZTE MyRing system will be setup centralized, the CRBT server will control MS (Media Server) to play the audio music clip to the subscribers via SIP signaling. It will also be responsible for interface with external system through data interface; the MS can be set centralized with CRBT server or distributed close to MSCe. The MS is connected with CRBT server via SIP/BICC signaling and connected with MGW in Core network by RTP protocol. Adopting switch based solution, no tromboning in PS field.
4.2
Hardware Architecture
ZTE MyRing is designed to meet todays need with its rich services and applications and with scalability & flexibility to scale for the future.
It supports wire and wireless network simultaneously to provide unified CRBT service to the customer in different network. Based on service requirements, ZTE provides the above integrated network solution to meet and satisfy the IP based CRBT functions. The ZTE MyRing system is generally composed of CRBT server, Media Server, WEB server, NFS Server, Interface Message Processor, CDR server, Ethernet switch, router, firewall and OAM Consol etc. The figure below shows the structure of the ZTE MyRing system.
Figure 2 Structure of ZTE MyRing System
For BICC connection, SIU is necessary, here SIU is not showed.
4.2.1
CRBT Server
CRBT server is the core part of processing the services provided by the ZTE MyRing system. It processes services in the CRBT server, including execution of the CRBT service logic program and provision of service data. The CRBT server is based on the universal PC platform and the large commercial database processing technology. It adopts a high-performance server (such as IBM P5 server series or the HP RP3400 server series) and forms the Cluster mode integrating
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the disk array, and it uses the large commercial database systems, such as Sybase, Oracle, to ensure data reliability, which can be expanded in pairs upon necessary. It uses the object-oriented technology and the software tolerance technology to dynamically load the services. Upon updating and upgrading of software version on line, it will not interrupt the calls under processing. The main components for the CRBT server are in the hot active/standby mode, and each server is connected with two LAN planes through two network adapters, to effectively avoid single-point faults at the equipment side and the network side. The system can improve its processing capability by adding the quantity of control processors, and upon necessary, servers can be added to meet the larger-capacity requirements. It has the following functions: Provides audio color ring tones Provides the voice access control function, to provide the voice navigation flow for the users accessing the ZTE MyRing system Manages the subscriber data and provides query and modification of personal data Service and service function management. Implements the query and statistics of subscriber information
Implements charging control over users service usage, for example, download or upload ring tones
4.2.2
Media Server
Media server provides an independent device for media resource functions, including collection and decoding of DTMF signals, generation and transmission of signal tones, sending of recorded announcements, video playback, and conversion between coding and decoding algorithms. In addition, it provides various resource functions and the communication function and management maintenance function.
4.2.3
Web Server
The WEB server provides the WWW management function of the service, that is, the WEB service function. The WEB service function provided by the system enables users to conveniently set, download and upload the ring tones and videos on Internet. The hardware of the WEB Server takes the form of dual-system hot backup device.
4.2.4
NFS Server
The main function of the resource storage server is to store and manage voices and videos in a centralized manner. Through communications between LAN and media server, it stores, plays, maintains and manages the voices and videos of the MRBT users. The resource storage server is connected to the storage devices via the dual-fiber channel and the optical fiber switch, with a data transmission rate as high as 200 Mb/s.
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The disk has a dedicated disk drive storage shelf, and as for backup, the RAID0/1/5 mode improves reliability.
4.2.5
IMP Server
It implements interfacing of the system with SP, accounting system, billing center, SMS, NM center and prepaid system, providing the related service data and user service registration. The system is connected to the NM center to facilitate the NM center to comprehensively manage the ZTE MyRing system and obtain the management and alarm information about some devices. The hardware of the interface message processor takes the form of dual-system hot backup device.
4.2.6
CDR Server
It implements interfacing of the system with SP, accounting system, billing center, SMS, NM center and prepaid system, providing the related service data and user service registration. The system is connected to the NM center to facilitate the NM center to comprehensively manage the ZTE MyRing system and obtain the management and alarm information about some devices. The hardware of the interface message processor takes the form of dual-system hot backup device.
4.2.7
OAM Console
The ZTE MyRing system is maintained and managed in a centralized mode. The maintenance and management network is of the TCP/IP-based Client/Server structure. Its functions involve managing and maintaining the data necessary for the system running, traffic and fee statistics, system measurement and system alarm. It can also manage the operation and maintenance remotely through dialup network.
4.2.8
Network Device
The LAN of the ZTE MyRing system takes the form of two Ethernet switches to form two independent LAN planes. Such major devices in the system as CRBT server, IMP, and OAM can be connected to the two switching networks at the same time. When any one primary device on LAN has a single-point fault at the network side, the system automatically starts the standby LAN plane device, to ensure that the single-point faults occurring in LAN communications have no fatal impact on the system. The ZTE MyRing system uses a highly reliable router to provide an external interface. Multiple kinds of expansion boards can be selected flexibly according to different requirements, and multiple interfaces such as DDN, X.25 and CE1 are provided. It has such advantages as diversified interfaces, easy use and security and reliabilityCDR Server
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4.3
Software Architecture
SW is modularized, divided into 2 parts, Core parts and interface parts. Core parts are running in SMP/SCP platform, interface parts includes Signaling and IT, please refer to the following figure.
Figure 3 ZTE MyRing System SW Architecture
4.3.1
SDF
As the software module configured with the capabilities of system maintenance and management, the sdfpro process provides the SMP and SCP operation database with quick and stable interface. The process provides the module that needs the operation database with transparent functional module shielding all details related to the database operations.
4.3.2
SLP
Solve the service logics.
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4.3.3
R001MML
The R01MML program is a special process, being entitled with the authority of root user. Primary functions of the process cover the following: Operating System (OS) password modification, monitoring the critical resources of the system (including memory, CPU, file system, file authority, number of OS processes, core parameters and so on), and collection of the source information of alarms.
4.3.4
COMM
The zxcomm process is the inter-node communication program, adopting the standard TCP protocol mode. The application interface universally uses the message interface mode of the J10. Primary functions of the process cover the maintenance of TCP links and transceiving communication messages.
4.3.5
ZXinit
The zxinit process is the initialization program used for starting the ZXINOS. Module of the ZXINOS is enabled based on the configuration in the configuration file. In addition, the process executes part monitoring function, regularly checking the message queue backlog and monitoring applied heartbeat and so on.
4.3.6
MON
The MON process, monitoring program of the ZXINOS, is responsible for monitoring all other processes in the MyRing system and detecting the faults and handling them in time.
4.3.7
Signaling Access
To supply the multipule signlaing SS7/SIP messages decoding and encoding between Platform and Core network.
4.3.8
IMP
Integrated Management Platform. To supply all IT interfaces connecting with MyRing System, control the connection, communicate with IT system, including Online charging /billing system, BOSS for provisioning, SMSC, SP(service provider), and so on.
4.3.9
CDR
CDR module, get CDR files from Core platform and give a simple processing if necessary, then save and FTP to Operators IT system.
4.3.10
Web Service
Supply Web access portal, for SP/management/End user.
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4.4
Security Solution
ZTE MyRing System is designed for High reliability and availability.
4.4.1
System Security Architecture

SW: System is modularized, Core party will not permit any other 3rd party direct connection, all signaling or IT system connection will be connected with peripheral interfaces first. HW: All the equipments nodes even the single board, are designed to supply 1+1 host/standby or N+1 redundant. For example: SMP, SCP adopt 1+1 Hot/standby mainframe, for big capacity, SCP adopts N+1 High end Servers. WebSvr/IMP/NFS, also adopt 1+1 Backup or N+1 Backup High end Servers. For Web access, Firewall is required to divide internal network from outside. The Single Board is adopt N+1 redundancy, for example, the MPC card in Media server, each MPC board supplies 2 ports, can be load sharing or hot/standby, also at least 2 MPC boards are configured, for redundancy.
4.4.2
Network Security Solution

ZTE MyRing system networks is designed as Dual Plat Dual Networks to avoid any single pot fault. Each Node supports two network port to connect to two different Switch/Routers. For 1+1 hot/standby system, heartbeat is configured between the two servers, for N+1 redundant servers, any node fault, other servers will take over the traffic. Please refer to figure 2, there are two networks, between two Switches and Routers, test connection also is established, any one fault happens, the other node will take over the traffic load.
4.4.3
Traffic Security Solution

ZTE MyRing System designed overload protection mechanism to prevent system failure during traffic peak, especially for the congestion in special busy cases as some festival days. For multiple services in same platform, this mechanism can disable the monopolization of the core server resource by a single service and guarantee the proper processing of the received calls.
Core Server: We can set the overload control of the core server as four levels, such as:
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Level 1: the lowest level, 90% of calls are passed, means 1 call is rejected out of 10. Level 2: 80% of calls are passed, means 2 calls are rejected out of 10. Level 3: 60% of calls are passed, means 4 calls are rejected out of 10. Level 4: 50% of calls are passed, means 5 calls are rejected out of 10.
The principle of the overload control is mainly based on the system running traffics and system resources occupancy: The CPU occupancy of core server: level 1, 75%; level 2, 80%; level 3, 85%; level 4, 90%. Messages per second overstocked: level 1, 100; level 2, 200; level 3, 300; level 4, 400.
We made the count based on these parameters. Suppose, M/N is weighting analysis figure. Here M is the CPU occupancy and N is the overload messages per sec. then the standard is as below:
Table 3
Overload control
M <75% N<100 100 N <200 200 N <300 300 N <400 400 Normal Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4
75% M<80% Level 1 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4
90% M Level 4 Level 4 Level 4 Level 4 Level 4
IMP Server: Each IMP server ( includes provisioning IMP, charging IMP, etc) has its own flux control and can configure volume per sec. when exceeding the threshold, the system will automatically buffer for the messages for later processing.
Web Server: The volume control is depending on L4 Switch (F5), system will dynamically assign average load to each web server via F5, F5 has system level volume threshold control strategy, when exceeding certain load, system will refuse more operation requests automatically.
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4.4.4
Content Security Solution

For Content security, System designed authentication machenism. For System management, 3 operational levels are configured. The higher priority is ADM operator, can create others operators account, and assign different operational rights. The operation rights can be grouped. The lower lever operator only can do some basic operation; can not configure the system parameter. All the operations logs will be kept for tracing. For end user management, user login and personal profile operation needs authentication, password is required. For outside system connection, Firewall is configured to keep system safe. For CRBT service, the content includes music/video/color show are more important, all the content will be checked and authorized before uploading to open to public.
4.4.5
Network Management Security Solution

ZTE MyRing system all the nodes can connect to NMS system, to supply system running load data , fault alarms and service statistics report. MyRing system supports the unified Network management. The fault alarms are leveled and selected for sending to operator via email/SMS or showed in some other tools.
4.4.6
Disaster Redundancy Solution

ZTE MyRing System designed different solution for Disaster Redundancy. For SW level, ZTE has designed fully or different levels backup and restore mechanism. As 0 level-all system backup, other levels Incremental backup. Or only service data , only database tables backup. For HW System level, apart from the 1+1 or N+1 redundancy, ZTE designed disaster center, includes distributed data centers, distributed Playing systems, which work as disaster backup node for each other. ZTE adopts high reliability data synchronization mechanism, includes HW solution, Database Solution, also ZTE service solution. For example, Database vendors Data Guard Techniques. More details please refer to ZTE MyRing Recover & backup Solution 20080912.
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Technical Specifications
Indices: SMP/SDB/SCP: ZTE MyRing system suppots scalable expanding. For integrated solution, Each single node suppots 300 Caps. For DB/CP separated solution, Maximum capacity for one DB node supports 4M subscriber or 800 caps. Each single SCP node supports 1500 Caps (Main Frame Server) or 300 Caps ( PC server). Media Server: For ZTE Media Server, we support 9000 Media channels for single node single module , and 18000 channels for single node two modules. More than 18000 Channels, more nodes is required. IMP: One node supports 3M subscribes, for each interface connection, the max transaction is 50 TPS. WEB: Max transaction is 50 TPS for each node, more than 500K subscribers, F5 is recommended to do load sharing with more than 3 Web Servers. Reliability: All system HW devices support class 5, high-availability system with a target of 99.999% availability.
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Operation and Maintenance

System supplies OAM for each node and also support unified NMS. 1. For end user, there are many different convenient access way to do operation, including Web portal/Wap Portal/ USSD/SMS /IVR. 2. For operator ADM, system supply management Portal and CCS for different levels operational right. 3. For SP/Corporation management, Web portal is also supplied. Each Service node can be integrated into unified NMS for alerting and statistics report.
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System Interfaces
The interfaces of the ZTE MyRing system with other systems are as follows: Interface with BOSS system (MML/SOAP/XML/HTTP post) Interface with Billing System (MML/SOAP/XML/HTTP/Diameter..) Interface with the SP/CP Interface with Intelligent Network-SCP (MML/CORBA/XML/Diameter) Interface with SMSC (SMPP/CIMD).
The figure below shows the interfaces of ZTE MyRing system.
Figure 4 Interfaces of ZTE MyRing System
7.1
Interface with BOSS System

ZTE MyRing system can be connected with the BoSS (Business Operation Supporting System) system. It implements such operations as service subscription and desubscription, activation and deactivation, user number modification and modification of user value-added service attribute jointly with the accounting system. The interface between the MyRing system and the accounting system follows the related interface specification provided by ZTE, and this specification implements the interfacing message exchange in the MML mode of TCP-IP. ZTE MyRing system also supplies Web service/SOAP/XML or other protocol based interface, need to be customized.
7.2
Interface with Billing System

ZTE MyRing system can be connected with the billing center. The background server provides the CDR information, and collects it through FTP using the billing collector on a regular basis, and then transmitted to the billing center. The customized billing processing software can be easily developed according to the detailed description of
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CDR formats and parameters provided, for the billing departments to use in statistics and revenue allocation.
7.3
Interface with SP/CP

ZTE MyRing system can be connected with SP (Service Provider), to select and set the CRBT through the SP website. The CRBT platform is combined with SP through the Internet, and SP provides various voices and videos. Some benefit allocation should be done to SP. There are two ways of interfacing between ZTE MyRing and SP: SP Web Portol provided by ZTE MyRing system PDU interface provided by ZTE MyRing system
SP can exchange with the ZTE MyRing system in the above two modes, namely, upload ring tones/videos, query the ring tone/video information provided by SP ordered by users. If SP can meet the PDU interface provided by ZTE MyRing system, users can conduct such operations as CRBT service subscription, de-subscription, ring tone/video ordering through the WEB portol provided by SP.
7.4
Interface with Intelligent Network-SCP

If the CRBT service subscriber is of prepayment, the interface of the prepaid system is involved for subscribing/de-subscribing and activating/deactivating as well as deducting the fees of the prepaid subscribers. There are generally two forms of the interfaces between the ZTE MyRing system and the prepaid system: real-time deduction interface and non-realtime deduction interface. The realtime deduction interface means that the ZTE MyRing system needs to originate a request for real-time fee deduction to the prepaid system in real time when the prepaid subscriber subscribes the CRBT service or orders the ring tones, and the prepaid system returns the deduction result and the ZTE MyRing returns the service processing result to the subscriber in real time. This interface can take the form of the MML real-time interface based on TCP-IP between the ZTE MyRing system and the prepaid system. The non-realtime interface refers to rental interface, which means the ZTE MyRing system generates the subscriber CRBT service rent CDR, and the prepaid system obtains the CDR from the ZTE MyRing system through FTP and deducts the rent according to the CDR.
7.5
Interface with SMSC(Short Message Center)

ZTE MyRing system can be connected with the SMC or SM gateway, to implement the functions of the SMSs color ring management, such as service subscription/desubscription, ring tone ordering and setting of personal ring tone. It follows the SMPP (Short Message Peer to Peer) protocol or CIMD with the existing SMSC.
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Acronyms and Abbreviations

Abbreviations BOSS CAMEL CAP CDMA Full Characteristics Business Operation Supporting System Customized Application For Mobile Enhanced Logic CAMEL Application Part Code Division Multiple Access
CRBT
GSM HLR
Color Ring Back Tone

Global System of Mobile Home Location Register Intelligent Peripheral ISDN User Part Local Area Network
IP
ISUP LAN
MGW
MML MRB
Media Gateway Function

Man-Machine Language Media Resource Board
MRBT MS
MSC PDU PSTN
Multimedia Ring Back Tone Media Server

Mobile Switching Center Protocol Data Unit Public Switched Telephone Network
RTP RTSP SIP SIU SP

SPC
A Transport Protocol for Real-Time Applications Real Time Streaming Protocol Session Initiation Protocol
Signaling Interface Unit
Service Provider
Signaling Point Code
SS
VPB
Software Switch
Voice Processing Board
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ZTE MyRing Product Description

ZTE MyRing Product Description

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ZTE MyRing Product Description

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ZTE MyRing Product Description

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ZTE MyRing Product Description

Fast and Easy Expansion

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High Availability & Reliability

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Feature Registering CRBT Service

Sub-Feature Registering via Web

Registering via IVR Registering Via CCS De-Registering via Web

Navigate via Web Navigate via IVR

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Modify via IVR Modify via CCS

Feature One Key Purchase

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CRBT SMS Basic function

CRBT SMS Advanced function

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CRBT USSD Function Welcome Greeting Corporation RBT Service

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Figure 1 ZTE MyRing Networking Architecture

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Figure 2 Structure of ZTE MyRing System

For BICC connection, SIU is necessary, here SIU is not showed.

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Figure 3 ZTE MyRing System SW Architecture

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System Security Architecture

Network Security Solution

Traffic Security Solution

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