Communication system capable of using a plurality of subscriber

Telecommunications – Radiotelephone system – Security or fraud prevention

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ABSTRACT:
In a communication system, a plurality of subscriber identity modules implemented as cards and to be mounted to mobile stations (MSs) share a single international mobile subscriber identity (IMSI). When any one of the MSs generates an authentication and registration request, a mobile services switching center (MSC) at a home station writes information representative of the combination of the identity IMSI and an international mobile equipment identity IMEI attached to the mobile station in a home location register. When any one of the MSs generates a call origination request or when a call termination request meant for any one of them is generated, the MSC at a home station or an MSC at a roamer station provides the requested service only if combination information relating to the mobile station is stored in the home location register or a visitor location register.

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"Network Architecture", Recommendation GSM 03.02, 17 pp. 1-17, Released by: ETSI/PT 12, Release Date: Jan. 1990.

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