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Line 4: Signaling Connection and Control Part, from [[ITU-T]] recommendation Q.713, is the routing protocol for [[Signalling System 7]] networks. Its function is similar to that of [[Internet Protocol\|IP]] on the [[Internet]], given a origination and destination address SCCP delivers the message across multiple hops to the destination machine. SCCP uses two forms of addresses [[Point Code]] and [[Sub System Number]] or [[Global Title]]s. Point Codes identify a machine and Sub System Numbers identify different services within a machine. Global Titles are translated at a into PC and SSNs at a [[Signal Transfer Point]]. [[Category:Telephony]]

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