Table of Contents
1Definition
2Description
2.1Generaldescription
2.2Specificterminology
2.3Qualificationontheapplicabilityto
telecommunicationservices
3Procedures
3.1Provision/withdrawal
3.2Normalprocedures
3.2.1Activation/deactivation/registration
3.2.2Erasure
3.2.3Invocationandoperation
3.2.4Interrogation
3.3Exceptionalprocedures
3.3.1Activation/deactivation/registration
3.3.2Erasure
3.3.3Invocationandoperation
3.3.4Interrogation
3.4Alternateprocedures
3.4.1Activation/deactivation/registration
3.4.2Invocationandoperation
4Networkcapabilitiesforcharging
5Interworkingconsiderations
5.1Interworkingwithnon-ISDNs
5.2InterworkingwithprivateISDNs
6Interactionwithothersupplementaryservices
6.1Adviceofchargeservices
6.1.1Charginginformationatcallset-uptime(ACO-S)
6.1.2Charginginformationduringthecall(ACO-D)
6.1.3Charginginformationattheendofthecall(AOC-E)
6.2Callhold(HOLD)
6.3Calltransferservices
6.3.1NormalCallTransfer(NCT)
6.3.2ExplicitCallTransfer(ECT)
6.4CallWaiting(CW)
6.5ClosedUserGroup(CUG)
6.6Completionofcallsservices
6.6.1CompletionofCallsonNoReply(CCNR)
6.6.2CompletionofCallstoBusySubscriber(CCBS)
6.7Conferenceservices
6.7.1Conferencecalling(CONF)
6.7.2Meet-MeConference(MMC)
6.7.3PresetConferenceCalling(PCC)
6.7.4Three-PartyService(3PTY)
6.8Diversionservices
6.8.1CallDeflection(CD)
6.8.2CallForwardingBusy(CFB)
6.8.3CallForwardingNoReply(CFNR)
6.8.4CallForwardingUnconditional(CFU)
6.8.5SelectiveCallForwarding(SCF)
6.9Direct-Dialling-In(DDI)
6.10In-callmodification(IM)
6.11ISDNFreephoneService(IFS)
6.12LineHunting(LH)
6.13MaliciousCallIdentification(MCID)
6.14Multi-LevelPrecedenceandPreemption(MLPP)
6.15MultipleSubscriberNumber(MSN)
6.16Nameidentificationservices
6.16.1CallingNameIdentificationPresentation(CNIP)
6.16.2CallingNameIdentificationRestriction(CNIR)
6.17Numberidentificationservices
6.17.1CallingLineIdentificationPresentation(CLIP)
6.17.2CallingLineIdentificationRestriction(CLIR)
6.17.3ConnectedLineIdentificationPresentation(COLP)
6.17.4ConnectedLineIdentificationRestriction(COLR)
6.18OutgoingCallBarring(OCB)
6.19Reversecharging(REV)
6.20Sub-addressing(SUB)
6.21SupportofPrivateNumberingPlan(SPNP)
6.22TerminalPortability(TP)
6.23User-to-UserSignalling(UUS)
7SDLdescription Abstract
Completion of Calls on No Reply (CCNR) is an ISDN supplementary service offered to the calling user. The CCNR supplementary service enables the calling user A, upon encountering destination B, which does not answer the call (no reply), to be notified when destination B becomes free after having terminated an activity. If user A desires, then the network will reinitiate the call to the specified destination B.