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From a wired telephone, the local exchange office pulses out the cellular number called to the MTSO over a special trunk connecting the telephone company to the MTSO The MTSO then analyzes the number called and sends a data link message to all paging cell sites to locate the unit called When the cellular unit recognizes the page, it sends a message to the nearest cell site This cell site then sends a data link message back to the MTSO to alert the MTSO that the unit has been found This message further notifies the MTSO which cell site will handle the call The MTSO next selects a cell site trunk connected to that cell and sets up a network path between the cell site and the originating CO trunk carrying the call (see Figure 20-11 )

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Figure 20-11: Call establishment The MTSO is now also called the Mobile Switching Center It is the controlling element for the entire system The MSC is responsible for the following information: 1 2 3 4 5 All switching of calls to and from the cells Blocking calls when congestion occurs Providing necessary backup to the network Monitoring the overall network elements Handling all the test and diagnostic capabilities for the system

default, the text in the shape becomes that of the KPI name This can be changed later if desired In this example, the two rounded rectangles are tied to Internet Gross Profit Margin and Reseller Gross Profit Margin respectively The order does not matter, because both roll up into the objective Once the developer clicks the Apply button, the strategy map is rendered in Dashboard Designer and the shapes take on the colors of the indicators for the KPIs or Objectives they represent Figure 5-33 shows that the shapes now contain the KPI names and while it is difficult to tell in a black and white image, the Overall Gross Profit Margin box is yellow (Slightly Off Target), the Internet Gross Profit Margin box is green (On Target) and the Reseller Gross Profit Margin box is red (Off Target) The text in the boxes matches that of the KPI names but editing the strategy map again will allow the developer to type anything into those boxes, so Overall Gross Profit Margin could be modified to a more business-oriented objective, such as Maximize Gross Profit Margin

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This is the workhorse of the cellular system The MSC relies on two different databases within the system to keep track of the mobile stations in its area The first of the two databases is called the Home Location Register (HLR) The HLR is a database of all system devices registered on the system and owned by the operator of the MSC These are the local devices connected to the network The HLR keeps track of the individual device s location and stores all the necessary information about the subscriber This includes the name, telephone number, features and functions, fiscal responsibilities, and the like

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Figure 5-33 The strategy map shapes change colors and take on the KPI names after being connected to KPIs on a scorecard

The second database is called the Visiting Location Register (VLR), which is a temporary database built on roaming devices as they come into a particular MSC s area The VLR keeps track of temporary devices while they are in an area, including the swapping of location information with the subscriber s HLR When a subscriber logs onto a network, and it is not home to that subscriber, the VLR builds a data entry on the subscriber and tracks activity and feature usage to be consistent for the user Another set of databases is used by the MSC in some networks These again are two separate and distinct functions called the Equipment Inventory Register (EIR) and the Authentication Center (AuC) These are very similar to the databases used in the GSM networks and keep track of manufacturer equipment types for consistency The authentication center is used to authenticate the user to prevent fraudulent use of the network by a cloned device