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2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	2.1 Normative references	......................................................................................................................................... 5
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	2.2 Informative references	....................................................................................................................................... 6
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	3 Definitions and abbreviations	..................................................................................................................6
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	3.1 Definitions	......................................................................................................................................................... 6
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	3.2 Abbreviations	..................................................................................................................................................... 6
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	4 Main concepts	..........................................................................................................................................7
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	4.1 Localised Service Area definition	...................................................................................................................... 7
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	4.2 Subscriber information for Localised Service Area	........................................................................................... 7
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	4.3 Localised Service Area support in idle mode	.................................................................................................... 7
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	4.3.1 Cell selection and reselection	....................................................................................................................... 7
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	4.3.2 Localised service area indication	................................................................................................................. 7
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	4.3.3 Exclusive access	........................................................................................................................................... 7
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	4.3.4 LSA only access	........................................................................................................................................... 8
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	4.4 Localised Service Area support in active mode	................................................................................................. 8
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	4.4.1 Localised service area indication	................................................................................................................. 8
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	4.4.2 Resource handling	........................................................................................................................................ 8
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	4.5 Localised Service Area support in access control	.............................................................................................. 8
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	4.5.1 Emergency Call setup	................................................................................................................................... 8
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	4.5.2 Mobile Originating and Mobile Terminating Call setup	.............................................................................. 8
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	4.5.3 Location Registration	................................................................................................................................... 9
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	4.5.4 Call unrelated services (Short message transfer, USSD, Supplementary Service management)	................. 9
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	4.5.5 Routing Area Update	.................................................................................................................................... 9
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	5 General architecture	.................................................................................................................................9
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	6 Compatibility issues	.................................................................................................................................9
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	6.1 Handling of mobiles in exclusive access cells	................................................................................................. 10
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	7 Transmission	..........................................................................................................................................10
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	8 Information storage	................................................................................................................................10
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	8.1 Information managed per subscriber	............................................................................................................... 10
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	8.1.1 Stored in the HLR	...................................................................................................................................... 10
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	8.1.2 Stored in the VLR	...................................................................................................................................... 11
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	8.1.3 Stored in the SIM	....................................................................................................................................... 11
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	8.1.4 Stored in the SGSN	.................................................................................................................................... 11
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	8.2 Information managed per LSA	........................................................................................................................ 12
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	8.2.1 Stored in the MSC	...................................................................................................................................... 12
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	8.2.2 Stored in the BSS	....................................................................................................................................... 12
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	9 Identities	................................................................................................................................................12
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	9.1 Identities for LSA	............................................................................................................................................ 12
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	9.1.1 LSA ID	....................................................................................................................................................... 12
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	9.1.2 LSA name	.................................................................................................................................................. 12
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	10 Operation and maintenance aspects	.......................................................................................................13
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	11 Function and information flows	.............................................................................................................13
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	11.1 LSA management	............................................................................................................................................ 13
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	11.2 Subscription management	................................................................................................................................ 13
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	11.3 Update of LSA data in SIM	............................................................................................................................. 13
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	11.4 Functions related to MS in idle mode for support of LSA	............................................................................... 13
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	11.4.1 Broadcast information	................................................................................................................................ 13
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	11.4.2 Cell selection and reselection.	.................................................................................................................... 14 (3G TS 23.073 version 3.0.0 Release 1999) ETSI TS 123 073 V3.0.0 (2000-01) ETSI 3GPP 3G TS 23.073 V3.0.0 (1999-08) 4 3G TS 23.073 version 3.0.0
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	11.4.3 Location Updating	...................................................................................................................................... 14
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	11.4.4 Routing Area Update	.................................................................................................................................. 14
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	11.5 Transfer of information from HLR to VLR	..................................................................................................... 14
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	11.6 Transfer of information from HLR to SGSN	................................................................................................... 14
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	11.7 Functions related to active mode support of LSA	............................................................................................ 14
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	11.7.1 MS connection establishment	..................................................................................................................... 14
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	11.7.1.1 Indication of current LSA to the MSC	.................................................................................................. 14
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	11.7.1.2 Indication of allowed LSA to the BSS	.................................................................................................. 15
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	11.7.1.3 Indication of allowed LSA to the BSS	.................................................................................................. 15
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	11.7.2 Handover	.................................................................................................................................................... 15
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	11.7.2.1 Indication of allowed LSA to the target BSS	....................................................................................... 15
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	11.7.2.2 Indication of current LSA to the MSC	.................................................................................................. 15
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	11.7.2.3 Indication of current LSA to the SGSN	................................................................................................ 15
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	11.8 LSA indication procedures	.............................................................................................................................. 15
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	11.8.1 Indication for mobile stations in idle mode	................................................................................................ 15
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	11.8.2 Indications for mobile stations in active mode	........................................................................................... 16
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	11.9 Overview of signalling	..................................................................................................................................... 16
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	12 Charging	.................................................................................................................................................20
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	12.1 General principles	............................................................................................................................................ 20
2b7cc08a6cda16cef78883d84a691685	123 073	12.2 Toll ticketing	.................................................................................................................................................... 20 Annex A (informative): SoLSA interworking with CAMEL.............................................................21 A.1 Subscriber information for Localised Service Are...
dec4c8c5cf1e3925fd0827d92a8d928b	122 085	0.1 References	.......................................................................................................................................................... 5
dec4c8c5cf1e3925fd0827d92a8d928b	122 085	0.2 Abbreviations	..................................................................................................................................................... 5
dec4c8c5cf1e3925fd0827d92a8d928b	122 085	1 Closed User Group (CUG)	......................................................................................................................5
dec4c8c5cf1e3925fd0827d92a8d928b	122 085	1.1 Definition	........................................................................................................................................................... 5
dec4c8c5cf1e3925fd0827d92a8d928b	122 085	1.2 Description	......................................................................................................................................................... 6
dec4c8c5cf1e3925fd0827d92a8d928b	122 085	1.2.1 Service description	....................................................................................................................................... 6
dec4c8c5cf1e3925fd0827d92a8d928b	122 085	1.2.2 Applicability to telecommunication services	............................................................................................... 6
dec4c8c5cf1e3925fd0827d92a8d928b	122 085	1.2.3 Definitions	.................................................................................................................................................... 6
dec4c8c5cf1e3925fd0827d92a8d928b	122 085	1.3 Normal procedures with successful outcome	..................................................................................................... 6
dec4c8c5cf1e3925fd0827d92a8d928b	122 085	1.3.1 Provision	...................................................................................................................................................... 6
dec4c8c5cf1e3925fd0827d92a8d928b	122 085	1.3.2 Withdrawal	................................................................................................................................................... 7
dec4c8c5cf1e3925fd0827d92a8d928b	122 085	1.3.5 Activation	..................................................................................................................................................... 7
dec4c8c5cf1e3925fd0827d92a8d928b	122 085	1.3.6 Deactivation	................................................................................................................................................. 7
dec4c8c5cf1e3925fd0827d92a8d928b	122 085	1.3.7 Invocation	..................................................................................................................................................... 7
dec4c8c5cf1e3925fd0827d92a8d928b	122 085	1.3.8 Normal operation with successful outcome	................................................................................................. 7
dec4c8c5cf1e3925fd0827d92a8d928b	122 085	1.3.8.1 Mobile originating calls	.......................................................................................................................... 8
dec4c8c5cf1e3925fd0827d92a8d928b	122 085	1.3.8.1.1 A user with no preferential CUG and no OA capability	................................................................... 8
dec4c8c5cf1e3925fd0827d92a8d928b	122 085	1.3.8.1.2 A user with a preferential CUG but no OA capability	...................................................................... 8
dec4c8c5cf1e3925fd0827d92a8d928b	122 085	1.3.8.1.3 A user with the OA capability but no preferential CUG	................................................................... 8
dec4c8c5cf1e3925fd0827d92a8d928b	122 085	1.3.8.1.4 A user with a preferential CUG and the OA capability	.................................................................... 8
dec4c8c5cf1e3925fd0827d92a8d928b	122 085	1.3.8.1.5 A user not subscribing to the CUG Supplementary Service	............................................................. 9
dec4c8c5cf1e3925fd0827d92a8d928b	122 085	1.3.8.2 Mobile terminating calls	......................................................................................................................... 9
dec4c8c5cf1e3925fd0827d92a8d928b	122 085	1.3.8.2.1 CUG call with no OA indication	....................................................................................................... 9
dec4c8c5cf1e3925fd0827d92a8d928b	122 085	1.3.8.2.2 CUG call with OA indication	............................................................................................................ 9
dec4c8c5cf1e3925fd0827d92a8d928b	122 085	1.3.8.2.3 Normal call	....................................................................................................................................... 9
dec4c8c5cf1e3925fd0827d92a8d928b	122 085	1.4 Exceptional procedures or unsuccessful outcome	.............................................................................................. 9
dec4c8c5cf1e3925fd0827d92a8d928b	122 085	1.4.1 Exceptional operation or unsuccessful outcome	.......................................................................................... 9
dec4c8c5cf1e3925fd0827d92a8d928b	122 085	1.4.10 Roaming into networks not supporting CUG	............................................................................................. 10
dec4c8c5cf1e3925fd0827d92a8d928b	122 085	1.5 Alternate procedures	........................................................................................................................................ 10
dec4c8c5cf1e3925fd0827d92a8d928b	122 085	1.6 Interactions with other Supplementary Services	.............................................................................................. 10
dec4c8c5cf1e3925fd0827d92a8d928b	122 085	1.6.82.1 Call forwarding unconditional	.............................................................................................................. 10
dec4c8c5cf1e3925fd0827d92a8d928b	122 085	1.6.82.2 Call forwarding on mobile subscriber busy	.......................................................................................... 11
dec4c8c5cf1e3925fd0827d92a8d928b	122 085	1.6.82.3 Call forwarding on no reply	.................................................................................................................. 11

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