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Types of
services
Bearer services
Teleservices
Supplementary
services
Supplementary Services
Supplem
entary
services
manage
ment
Applicabil
ity of
suppleme
ntary
An operation is effective on those basic services (within the
services
basic service group) that have been provisioned, and for
Supporte which the supplementary service is applicable.
d
suppleme
ntary
services
Calling line
identification
restriction
(CLIR)
Connected
line
identification
presentation
(COLP)
Connected
line
identification
restriction
(COLR)
The CLIP service allows the called party to receive the line
identity of the calling party. The network delivers the calling line
identity to the called party at call set-up time, regardless of the
terminal capacity to handle the information. The CLIP service may
not be applicable if at least one of the two parties is not an ISDN
or GSM PLMN subscriber (depends on national network specific
rules).
The CLIR service enables the calling party to restrict presentation
of its line identity to the called party. For inter-network calls, when
the CLIR service is invoked, the originating network provides the
destination network with a notification that the line identity of the
calling party is not allowed to be presented to the called party.
Normally CLIR takes precedence over CLIP. However, depending
on national regulations, some networks may define categories of
subscribers that have the ability to override the presentation
restriction (CLIR) and have the calling line identity presented (e.g.
the police).
The COLP service allows the calling party to receive the line
identity of the connected party. This service is not a dialling
check, but the calling subscriber receives the full connected line
identity as used in a full ISDN/GSM environment, i.e including all
the information necessary to unambiguously identity the
connected party. The network delivers the connected line identity
to the calling party regardless of the terminal capability to handle
the information.
Call forwarding
on
mobile
subscriber
busy (CFB)
Call forwarding
on
mobile
subscriber
not reachable
Call holding
(HOLD)
Separate
Types of
calls
barred
outgoing calls
Barring
incoming calls
Outgoing
Outgoing
Incoming