0x09CA Add Global Title Group

This TLV is used to add a new Global Title (GT) group. It automatically activates the newly configured entries. After that, all GT entries that were pending to be added are brought into service. All GT entries that were pending to be deleted are brought out of service and internal entry space becomes available for subsequent configurations. The index table is rebuilt automatically.

Used in:
SS7 SCCP TCAP Configure message

Byte | Description
0, 1 | Tag 0x09CA Add Global Title Group
2, 3 | Length 0x0009
4 | Value[0] 0-127 Group ID
5 | Value[1] Global Title Indicator 1-4 for ITU 1-2 for ANSI
6 | Value [2] Translation Type 0-255 ( 0 = Default)
7 | Value [3] Numbering Plan 0-15 ( 0 = Default)
8 | Value [4] Nature of Address Indicator (NAI) 1-127 ( 0 = Default)
9 | Value [5] Minimum Digits 1-24 The minimum number of digits that the GT entry of this group will contain. Must be greater than 0 and less than or equal to the Maximum Digits field.
10 | Value [6] Maximum Digits 1-24 The maximum number of digits that the GT entry of this group will contain. Must be less than 24 and greater than or equal to the Minimum Digits field.
11 | Value [7] Group Attribute Bit 0 Maximum match 0 = Use minimum match rule for this group 1 = Use maximum match rule (also known as best match rule) for this group. Bit 1 UMTS CG (Not used in current release.) 0 = Calling Party address will not be changed when the Global TitleGlobal Title translation results in "Route on GT." 1 = Calling Party address is changed when GT translation results in "Route on GT." The new calling party address is stored in SSN default parameter table. The UMTS CG bit will not take effect for connection oriented messages. Bit 2 ANSI TT4 0 = Not TT4 type 1 = TT4 type If this bit is set, no GT entry can be added into this group. Bit 3 Remove GT 0 = Do not remove GT after a successful translation. 1 = Remove GT after a successful translation.
12 | Reserved for future use.

Tag-Length-Value block. A standardized block that allows data to inserted in a standard way into API messages.
See Signaling System Number Seven.
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