GTT Point Code/SS7
This numbering resource is administered by iconectiv for Canada, the United States, and other North American Numbering Plan (NANP) countries.
GTT Point Code/SS7 Description
SS7 point codes are unique addresses that identify individual network elements for a Signaling Point used in Message Transfer Part (MTP) to identify the destination of a message signal unit (MSU). The national administration and assignment of point codes for the United States and other North American Numbering Plan (NANP) countries are maintained in one database by iconectiv on behalf of ATIS-PTSC.
Point codes are 24-bit binary codes that are needed for all signaling points using the Signaling System 7 (SS7), also known as Common Channel Signaling (CSS) network. They identify network nodes so that the SS7 network can route calls properly. Point codes consist of 9 digits. The first three digits represent the network, the second three digits represent the cluster, and the third three digits represent the member. Large networks start at network 254 and are decrementing. Small networks are assigned from network code 002 and point code blocks are assigned from network code 005.
GTT Point Code/SS7 Related Documents
The following approved GTT Point Code /Signaling System 7 (SS7) related documents can be found on the CRTC website.
- Global Title Translation (GTT) Point Code Industry Notification Process
- Appendix 1 - Global Title Translation (GTT) Point Code Industry Notification Non-Disclosure Agreement
- Recipient Point Code Distribution List – for changes to the list, see contact information at the top of the list
- Appendix 3 - GTT Notification Form (template)
GTT Point Code/SS7 Forms
The application for CCS point codes is available from www.iconectiv.com/ss7.
Once point codes have been obtained, the procedures described in the Related Documents listed above apply to the exchange of point code information for telecommunications carriers in Canada.
GTT Point Code/SS7 Status
Global Title Translation (GTT) / Common Channel Signaling (CCS) Point Code information is proprietary. Consequently, a list of point codes and related information is not available from the web site.
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