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# Signaling Interworking

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#### Common feature

DTMF relay

Reason Cause Mapping

Display information

Call transfer (SIP REFER)

Fax/Modem relay

Call progress tone

Play announcement

Privacy mapping (SIP Privacy Headers)

#### SS7/SIP

Profiles->SS7 Profile Params->Forward call indicator (international)

Profiles->SS7 Profile Params->Send LPA when continuity check is required

Profiles->SS7 Profile Params->Send charge number IE in IAM

Profiles->ISDN Profile Params->Send display IE

Early Media (call proceeding to SIP 183)

LNP relay

IE mapping

SIP-I

Overlap receiving -> en block

#### ISDN/SIP

Profiles->ISDN Profile Params->Information transfer capability

Profiles->ISDN Profile Params->Send display IE

UUI Support

ISDN Interworking Redirection (sip diversion)

Early Media (call proceeding to SIP 183)

Overlap Signaling

IE mapping

#### SS7/SS7

COT


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