Restoration of a home location register in a mobile radio system

Telecommunications – Transmitter and receiver at separate stations

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ABSTRACT:
A mobile telephone system with two home location register units mirroring each other is disclosed. In the event of a crash in one unit a backup copy is first loaded. Thereafter, records in the loaded backup copy that have changed after the latest position dump before the crash are updated with information from the other home location register unit, the mirror copy of which is updated after the position dump.

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Recommendation GSM 09.02--Version 3.8.0, "Mobile Application Part Specification DCS", ETSI, Jan. 1991, section 5.8.4, Procedures for Restoration of HLR, p. 275.

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