BICC

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BICC (Bearer Independent Call Control) is a signaling protocol used in telecommunications networks to set up and manage voice and multimedia calls independently of the underlying transport technology.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf telecommunications protocol
abbreviationFor Bearer Independent Call Control NERFINISHED
architectureFeature separate call service function and bearer control function
basedOn ISUP NERFINISHED
category NGN signaling protocol
compatibleWith SS7 signaling environment
domain circuit-switched networks
telecommunications
enables reuse of existing ISUP-based services over new bearers
separation of call control and bearer control
transport-agnostic call signaling
extends ISDN User Part NERFINISHED
focusesOn call signaling rather than media transport
fullName Bearer Independent Call Control NERFINISHED
goal migration from circuit-switched to packet-based networks
handles call state control
supplementary service signaling
independentOf underlying transport technology
layer signaling layer
notEqualTo bearer protocol
relatedTo H.323 NERFINISHED
ISUP NERFINISHED
SIP NERFINISHED
specifiedIn ITU-T Recommendation Q.1901 NERFINISHED
ITU-T Recommendation Q.1902 NERFINISHED
standardizedBy ITU-T NERFINISHED
supports ATM-based bearer networks
IP-based bearer networks
QoS-aware bearer selection
bearer independence
broadband services
inter-operator interconnection
interconnection of legacy PSTN with IP networks
interworking between TDM and IP networks
narrowband services
roaming scenarios in mobile networks
voice over packet networks
transportAgnostic true
usedFor call control
call management
call setup
multimedia call signaling
voice call signaling
usedIn fixed telephony networks
mobile core networks
next-generation networks
uses SS7 signaling principles

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