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2 The serving system returns the SMSACCDEN parameter in the smdpp message in response to the MC s request for delivery of a short message to the MS-based SME 3 The HLR or serving system sends the SMSACCDEN parameter in an SMSNotification Invoke message to the MC The MC can handle the MS-based SME unavailability condition by taking one of two approaches:

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The polled approach The MC periodically resends the SMSREQ message to the HLR or the SMDPP message to the serving system until it is successful This approach is entirely MC controlled and requires no special ANSI-41 protocol support The interrupt-driven approach The MC requests notification from the HLR or serving system when the MS-based SME becomes available For this approach, the MC includes the SMS_NotificationIndicator (SMSNOTIND) parameter in the SMSREQ or SMDPP message, set to the value notify when available If (1) the notification request in the SMSREQ message is accepted by the HLR (or serving system if the SMSREQ is relayed to the serving system) or (2) the notification request in the SMDPP message is accepted by the serving system, then the SMSACCDEN parameter is returned to the MC with value postponed; otherwise, the SMSACCDEN parameter is returned to the MC with value denied

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Once the notification request is accepted by a system (either the serving system or the HLR), the system sets the SMS delivery pending flag (SMSDPF) If the state of the MS-based SME changes, the system sends an SMSNotification Invoke (SMSNOT) message to the MC The SMSNOT message is the interrupt signal for the MC, at which point it evaluates whether the pending message is still valid or has already been discarded Figure 139 illustrates an example of the interrupt-driven approach when the HLR provides the notification to the MC, while Figure 1310 illustrates the case when the serving system provides the notification Once the SMSDPF is set in the serving system, special procedures are necessary to ensure that the short-message pending status is preserved when, if, for example, the serving system changes The SMS_MessageWaitingIndicator (SMSMWI) parameter is designed for this purpose (see Figures 1311 and 1312)

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