OpenScape First Response ESINet/NGCS Solution - Revision history

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Rick Jezierny at 22:43, 26 April 2023

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Rick Jezierny: /* Policy Store Service (PSS) */

2023-04-26T22:42:42Z

‎Policy Store Service (PSS)

Rick Jezierny at 22:42, 26 April 2023

2023-04-26T22:42:18Z

Rick Jezierny: /* Emergency Services Routing Proxy (ESRP) */

2023-04-26T22:39:51Z

‎Emergency Services Routing Proxy (ESRP)

Rick Jezierny: /* Media Server Bridge Function (MSBF) */

2023-04-26T20:19:57Z

‎Media Server Bridge Function (MSBF)

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-[[Developer_Program_-_OpenScape_UC|OpenScape UC]] | [[Developer_Program_-_Integration_Connectors|OSCC-E Integration Connectors]] | [[Developer_Program_-_OpenStage|OpenStage]] | [[Developer_Program_-_OSCC|OpenScape Contact Center]] | [[OpenScape_First_Response_ESI_NGCS_Solutions|OpenScape First Response ESInet/NGCS Solution]] | [[OpenScape_First_Response_PSAP_Solution|OpenScape First Response PSAP Solution]] </p>
+[[Developer_Program_-_OpenScape_UC|OpenScape UC]] | [[Developer_Program_-_Integration_Connectors|| [[Developer_Program_-_OpenStage|OpenStage]] | [[Developer_Program_-_OSCC|OpenScape Contact Center]] |</p>
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	The Policy Store Service will contain all routing policies for an ESInet and may serve multiple ESRPs.		The Policy Store Service will contain all routing policies for an ESInet and may serve multiple ESRPs.
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	==Legacy PSAP Gateway (LPG)==		==Legacy PSAP Gateway (LPG)==

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 ==Policy Store Service (PSS)==
 The <b>OpenScape First Response Policy Store Service</b> is a database of routing policies.  Routing policies are used by the Policy Routing Function (PRF) component of an ESRP according to NENA and ETSI/EENA standards.  ESRPs query the PSS for routing policy information as needed for call handling activities.
 A routing policy – sometimes also referred to as a ruleset – is a set of rules to be applied when an ESInet is attempting to route a call.  Two types of routing policies exist; originating policies and terminating policies.
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 The Policy Store Service will contain all routing policies for an ESInet and may serve multiple ESRPs.
 ==Legacy PSAP Gateway (LPG)==

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 ==Media Service Bridge Function (MSBF)==
 The <b>OpenScape First Response Media Service Bridge Function</b> supports conferencing and bridging applications.  The MSBF includes special functions for text conferencing; in the case where a PSAP that received a text-to-9-1-1 call transfers that call to a different PSAP, the MSBF will provide the entire contents of the text conversation to the transferred-to-PSAP.  The MSBF can also support digit collection and IVR capabilities.
 ==Policy Store Service (PSS)==
 The <b>OpenScape First Response Policy Store Service</b> is a database of routing policies.  Routing policies are used by the Policy Routing Function (PRF) component of an ESRP according to NENA and ETSI/EENA standards.  ESRPs query the PSS for routing policy information as needed for call handling activities.
 A routing policy – sometimes also referred to as a ruleset – is a set of rules to be applied when an ESInet is attempting to route a call.  Two types of routing policies exist; originating policies and terminating policies.
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 The Policy Store Service will contain all routing policies for an ESInet and may serve multiple ESRPs.
 ==Legacy PSAP Gateway (LPG)==
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 Once the Legacy PSAP equipment has been upgraded to be next-generation compliant, the LPG will no longer be needed.
 ==Emergency Services Application (ESAPP)==
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 Note that the ESAPP is only intended for use within North America at this time.
 ==Next Generation Logging Service (NGLS)==

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	==Emergency Services Routing Proxy (ESRP)==		==Emergency Services Routing Proxy (ESRP)==
	The <b>OpenScape First Response Emergency Services Routing Proxy</b> is based on the OpenScape Voice and sits within the ESInet and provides emergency call routing services. An emergency call arrives at an ESRP from a Border Control Function (BCF) or another ESRP. An ESRP makes routing decisions based on information in the incoming INVITE message (typically including the caller’s location or a reference to the caller’s location), on information returned from location and routing databases such as the LIS and ECRF, and the routing policies in effect at the time of the call. The ESRP makes what is referred to as a ‘next-hop’ decision and routes the call to a Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) or another ESRP for further routing.		The <b>OpenScape First Response Emergency Services Routing Proxy</b> is based on the OpenScape Voice and sits within the ESInet and provides emergency call routing services. An emergency call arrives at an ESRP from a Border Control Function (BCF) or another ESRP. An ESRP makes routing decisions based on information in the incoming INVITE message (typically including the caller’s location or a reference to the caller’s location), on information returned from location and routing databases such as the LIS and ECRF, and the routing policies in effect at the time of the call. The ESRP makes what is referred to as a ‘next-hop’ decision and routes the call to a Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) or another ESRP for further routing.
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−	==Media ~~Server~~ Bridge Function (MSBF)==	+	==Media Service Bridge Function (MSBF)==
	The <b>OpenScape First Response Media Service Bridge Function</b> supports conferencing and bridging applications. The MSBF includes special functions for text conferencing; in the case where a PSAP that received a text-to-9-1-1 call transfers that call to a different PSAP, the MSBF will provide the entire contents of the text conversation to the transferred-to-PSAP. The MSBF can also support digit collection and IVR capabilities.		The <b>OpenScape First Response Media Service Bridge Function</b> supports conferencing and bridging applications. The MSBF includes special functions for text conferencing; in the case where a PSAP that received a text-to-9-1-1 call transfers that call to a different PSAP, the MSBF will provide the entire contents of the text conversation to the transferred-to-PSAP. The MSBF can also support digit collection and IVR capabilities.