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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Dec. 30, 2003
Filed:
May. 16, 2000
Leslie Graf, Balwyn, AU;
Paul Hollis, Nth Ringwood, AU;
David De Nicolo, West Essendon, AU;
Christian Groves, Keilor, AU;
Ian Rytina, Stockholm, SE;
Juan Noguera-Rodriguez, Essendon, AU;
Mark Hollis, Park Orchards, AU;
Nebosja Dikic, North Melbourne, AU;
Stephen Terrill, Stockholm, SE;
Sune Ramström, Sundsvall, SE;
Lars Kari, Stockholm, SE;
Barry Dingle, Croydon, AU;
Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson, Stockholm, SE;
Abstract
A method of negotiating a call capability between signalling points in a telecommunications system. The method comprises sending a capability preference or prioritised list of preferences from an originating signalling point to a terminating signalling point or signalling transfer point, at the Call Control level. A capability acceptance is returned from the terminating signalling point or signalling transfer point to the originating signalling point at the Call Control level, if the terminating signalling point or signalling transfer point accepts a preference sent by the originating signalling point.