This is the part of the mobile phone network that stored customer data, including the customer's last known location plus phone calls made and received.

Home Location Register Database in a cellular network that contains subscriber information; used in handing off calls to networks outside the subscriber's local area (roaming).

Home Location Register. Database in mobile telecommunications networks which holds the subscriber data for mobile customers. Every user is allocated to an HLR. The HLR provides network-internal information on the services to which subscribers have subscribed. It also contains details of the present whereabouts of the customer – without this information, roaming is not possible.

Home Location Register is the home database of a GSM net. It contains all administrative information about the subscribers of a specific provider. This includes all kind of information such as services, city zones and phone numbers with a special tariff. Additionally, the HLR contains all information related to mobility management. An incoming call may be tracked using the HLR and can be forwarded to the VLR.

Home Location Register; the database within a GSM network which stores all the subscriber data. An important element in the roaming process HSCSD

Home Location Register. The Home Location Register in a mobile communication system keeps track of a mobile terminal's current location. In mobile IP systems, the resolution is the mobile computer's current Foreign Agent. In mobile telephony systems, the resolution is usually the remote system; not the mobile telephone's current base station. See also Home Agent.

Home Location Register. (More accurate description needed). See also: HSS

Home Location Register - The central database containing subscriber identity details and call register.

Home Location Register. When a mobile phone "roams" from one Network Operator to another there has to be one place that knows where in the world your phone currently is. This database is maintained by your original Network Operator and is called the Home Location Register. The HLR is also used when a number is ported from one Network Operator to another. We normally use suppliers who check the relevant HLR to ensure that messages are delivered via the correct MNO but we also have direct access to several MNO's HLRs.

See Home Location Register.

Home Location Register. The database in a wireless communication network that contains registration and user profile information for the system subscribers.

(Home Location Register) -- Database of information about each cellular subscriber.

Home Location Register IMS Instant Messaging Services

Home Location Register - Central database of the GSM architecture providing management data to every GSM subscriber.

The Home Location Register (HLR) is a database for permanent storage of subscriber data and service profiles.

(Home Location Register) It is the functional unit responsible for managing mobile subscribers. Two types of information reside in the HLR: subscriber information and part of the mobile information that allow incoming calls to be routed to the mobile subscriber. The HLR stores the IMSI, MS ISDN number, VLR address, and subscriber data on supplementary services

Home Location Register. The main database of permanent subscriber information for a mobile network. The HLR is an integral component of code division multiple access (CDMA), time division multiple access (TDMA), and Global System for Mobile communications (GMS) networks.

Home Location Register. Database containing information about a subscriber and the current location of a subscriber's mobile station.

Home Location Register. A database residing in a local wireless network that contains service profiles and checks the identity of a local subscriber.