Here some cases..
o Alert SMC-MS Reachable
o Alert SMC-Memory Available
o Alert SMC-Short Message Delivery Successful
Note: third case is not a failure case
Alert SMC-MS
Reachable signaling flow:
If the MS is not-reachable when the SMC tried to send SMS that corresponding SMS will be resent to the customer once the customer gets coverage i.e customer back to reachable state.
Once the customer back to reachable state, HLR of the corresponding operator will intimate to the respective SMC. Here the flow for that.
1. The MS/UE
makes or receives a call or performs a location update.
2. The MSC
server sends a Process_Access_Request message to the VLR when the MS/UE makes
or receives a call. Or the MSC server sends an Update_Location_Area to the VLR
when the MS/UE updates the location area.
3. The VLR
checks the subscriber data. If the VLR detects that the MNRF of the subscriber
is set to Mobile Subscriber Reachable,
the VLR removes the MNRF and sends a Ready_For_SM message to the HLR. The VLR
directly sends an Update_Location request to the HLR in the case of a location
update flow.
4. If the
HLR receives a Ready_For_SM message, it checks the dynamic data of the
subscriber. If the MNRF is set, the HLR removes the MNRF and sends an
Alert_Service_Centre message to the SMC and a Ready_for_SM_Ack message to the
VLR. If the HLR receives an Update_Location request and the MNRF in the dynamic
data of the subscriber is set, the HLR removes the MNRF, sends an
Alert_Service_Centre message to the SMC, and continues the location update
flow.
5. The SMC
returns an Alert_Service_Centre_Ack message to the HLR and attempts to resend
the short message
Alert SMC-MS
Memory Available signaling flow
If the Memory Capacity of the MS full i.e inbox is full, when the SMC tried to send SMS that corresponding SMS will be resent to the customer once the customer gets available space in inbox.
Once the customer gets available space in inbox, HLR of the corresponding operator will intimate to the respective SMC. Here the flow for that.
1. The MS/UE
sends an SM Memory Capacity Available message to the MSC server over the A/Iu
interface.
2. The MSC
server sends a READY_FOR_SM message to the HLR.
3. The HLR
checks the dynamic subscriber data. If the MCEF of the subscriber is set, the
HLR removes it and then sends an Alert_Service_Centre message to the MSC server
and a READY_FOR_SM_ACK message to the VLR.
4. The MSC
server sends an SM Memory Capacity Available message to the MS/UE.
5. On
receiving the Alert_Service_Centre message, the SMC sends an
Alert_Service_Centre_Ack message to the HLR and tries to resend the short
message.
Signaling flow for
alert SMC-Short Message Delivery Successful
If the SMS is successfully delivered to a MS that will also be informed to the SMC and here the flow for that and this will be sent to the originator as SMS delivery report.
1. The GMSC
server sends a REPORT_SM_DELIVERY_STATUS message to the HLR.
2. The HLR
returns a REPORT_SM_DELIVERY_STATUS_ACK message to the GMSC server.
3. The HLR
sends an Alert_Service_Centre message to the SMC.
4. The SMC
returns an Alert_Service_Centre_Ack message to the HLR.
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