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Patent
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H04M 3/36 (2006.01) H04Q 3/00 (2006.01)
Patent
CA 2164454
In a telephone network having a number of telephone switching offices which have CCS7 signalling capabilities and wherein each switching office is linked to STPs (Signalling Transfer Points), or other switching offices with CCS7 signalling links, a method of detecting mass calling events using CCS7 signalling data is disclosed. Each signalling link connecting a switch is monitored. For each call, an Initial Address Message sent from an originating switch to a terminating switch is identified. The IAM is then temporarily stored in storage means. When the occurrence of a release message indicative of an unsuccessful call attempt is detected, an identification of which of the stored IAMs corresponds to the release message is made. A count is computed for each directory (DN) having an IAM with a corresponding release message indicative of an unsuccessful call attempt such that mass calling events directed to a directory number can be detected.
Clermont Normand A.
Fikis Gerald W.
Lavigne Maurice E.
Norton Rose Or S.e.n.c.r.l.,s.r.l./llp
Stentor Resource Centre Inc.
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