Abbreviation for automatic link establishment.

A textual or numeric label unique to each alert event which may be used by receiving devices to identify a given alert message as a duplicate transmission of a previously-processed alert. This identifier may be provided by the Service Provider to consumer-domain devices to allow the ITF to avoid re-displaying previously displayed alert messages.

An integer value that indicates the priority of the alert

A signal used by the network to indicate the presence of an incoming call. It consists of a ringing signal periodically interrupted by silent (no ringing signal) intervals. [T1.401-1988]

Application Layer Gateways

In encryption, a unique identifier or recognizer for a given encryption or hash algorithm, together with any required parameters. [After X9.31-1]

An artificial language established for expressing a given class of algorithms.

Automatic Location Identification

1. See aliasing.
2. In networking, one of a set of domain names of an Internet resource. [2382-pt.35]
3. Synonyms personal number, UPT number.

1. A Signaling System No.7 (SS7) address that is shared by more than one system supporting the same GTT (global title translation) function (or other SS7 function). It allows other systems to address the function instead of maintaining the status of multiple point codes. [T1.711-1999]
2. A point code that may be assigned to more than one signaling point, each… (Read More →)