Ericsson view of Convergence
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1 Ericsson view of Convergence Ericsson AB
2 Convergence Concept
3 Convergence Means a lot of different things to different people Industry Convergence Telecom / IS/IT / Media/Broadcasting Network Convergence Common session control network Common service network Service Convergence Seamless multi-media services over different access Device Convergence Terminals operating over different accesses Multimedia terminals One Company approach One brand One customer interface Bundled offerings Common network & operation & processes Ericsson AB
4 Convergence Definition Ericsson View Traditionally, the term fixed-mobile convergence (FMC) has been used by the telecom industry when discussing the integration of wireline and wireless technologies. But it is not just about this particular kind of convergence, it is also about convergence between media, datacom and telecommunication industries. Convergence is considered from three viewpoints: User service convergence; where there are common user service delivery capabilities with access and device awareness. This means that a multitude of services (person to person, person to content and content to person) can be provided to the same user over different access networks and to different devices. Device convergence; common devices supporting several access types, such as CDMA2000, WCDMA, GSM, fixed broadband and WLAN. Device convergence allows multiple applications to be run, reusing the same functions for identification and authentication. Furthermore, the mobile device supports more and more functions in addition to telephony, e.g. Camera, TV/Video and . Network convergence; this implies consolidation of the network to provide different user services, with telecom-grade quality of service, over several access types with an emphasis on operator cost efficiency and support to user service convergence. Ericsson AB
5 User Services Devices Network Convenience & Ease of Use Always Best Connected Reliability & Security Ericsson AB
6 Supporting Systems
7 Why IMS Network perspective Access to Application Servers and Service Creation Shared functions: - Charging - Presence -Directory - Group & List functions -Provisioning - Media handling - Session control -O&M Service Network IMS IP Multimedia Subsystem Control Transport Back-bone Gateways and Service Nodes Shared competence Shared O&M staff Shared Infrastructure Residential Enterprise Mobile Shared CAPEX and OPEX provides a better business case for each application Ericsson AB
8 Definitions Ericsson IMS Common System is based on the IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) as defined by 3GPP/3GPP2. Ericsson Instant Talk (EIT) is the push to talk solution that complies with Push to talk over Cellular (PoC) built on IMS Common System weshare is a family name for combinational services (CS+PS) built on built on IMS Common System Ericsson IMS Multimedia Telephony IP softswitch delivering multimedia telephony and IP Centrex functionality in fixed network built on IMS Common System Standard name Standard org. Ericsson solution Multimedia system IMS 3GPP/3GPP2 IMS Common System Push to talk PoC PoC ->OMA EIT Combinational services IMS (work item) 3GPP weshare IP Softswitch IMS/NGN 3GPP/ETSI- TISPAN IMS Multimedia Telephony Ericsson AB
9 IMS Overview Ericsson IMS Solutions IMS is a horizontal architecture for offering IP Multimedia Applications IMS Push to Talk IMS weshare IMS Multimedia Telephony IMS Video Telephony IMS Messaging IMS Studio Application Servers IMS client IMS is defined in 3GPP/3GPP2 standard, Embraced in TISPAN The IMS architecture is based on the -protocol for call-control in all IPnetworks IMS supports different accesses, such as: WCDMA, GPRS, CDMA2000, Wire-line Broadband WLAN WiMAX Cable Support Systems IMS PTT AS OSS EMA Multi Mediation ADC Centrex Server HSS MRFC IMS AS ICP IMS Common System IMS Enablers PGM PS IMSM Conf. SDS IMS Core IPWorks A-SBG CSCF MRFP Ericsson implementation Interworking N-SBG MGC MGW Advice, Integrate and Manage Ericsson AB
10 Horizontal efficiency One common core network for efficiency Fast service introduction Independent of access but work needs to be done on application level. Vertically integrated services Horizontal IMS integration Service 1 Service 2 Service 3 Common Functions Routing & Discovery Terminal Network logic Terminal Terminal Network logic Terminal Replicated - not reusable Application Logic Replication of common functions Common Functions Routing & discovery Ericsson AB
11 IMS/NGN as a Basis for Convergent Solutions
12 What is IMS? IMS stands for IP Multimedia Subsystem IMS is a network for multimedia sessions and services defined by 3GPP IMS is using - Session Initiation Protocol from IETF - Internet Engineering Task Force as the main control protocol IMS is one of the key parts of the evolution of the mobile and wire-line communication Ericsson AB
13 IMS A standardized enabler It took 7 years to make IMS what it is: 3GPP R99 December 1999 R5 June 2002 R6 March 2005 R7 March 2007 R8 Under progress TISPAN IMS does not standardize specific services, it standardizes the enablers Ericsson AB
14 Standardized IMS applications Standard setup and implementation Work end-to-end between operators, networks and devices Known for scalability, availability, performance and interconnect ability Appeals to mass market IMS services being standardized: Presence Push-to-talk over Cellular (PoC) IP Telephony Instant Messaging (IM) Video Multimedia Ringback* File sharing IPTV* * = to be standardized soon Ericsson AB
15 Non-standardized applications Rapidly leverage market trends Flexible and fast TTM TTM and interoperability realized through CoSe* Offered within local operator or globally No standard today, but perhaps in the future Provided by: Independent application developers Telecom vendor In house innovation by operator * = IMS Communication Services Ericsson AB
16 IMS is here IMS experience since 2000 First Trials 2002 Commercial traffic running on Ericsson IMS today 36 commercial IMS system launches Extensive demo and trial activities Ericsson AB
17 Basics (1) The Session Initiation Protocol () is a text based client-server protocol for peer-to-peer communication. The design base was HTTP and SMTP is used to establish, modify and terminate IP multimedia sessions. is able to establish a broad range of IP multimedia sessions: Voice and/or video Client Server Gaming Presence and Instant Messaging Request messages are either requests or responses. Response messages carries zero or more bodies. The Session Description is not: Protocol (SDP) is the common body for session initiation. runs on a transport transport protocol (UDP, protocol TCP, TLS, SCTP) UDP and TCP are mandatory. The other transport protocols are optional QoS reservation protocol gateway control protocol Ericsson AB
18 basics (2) provides the following functionality: User location User availability User capabilities Session set-up Session management does not provide services But it enables the system to provide services and service enablers such as PoC, Presence, Instant Messaging and Multimedia conferencing Ericsson AB
19 methods methods RFC-3261 Core Protocol methods INVITE ACK CANCEL BYE OPTION REGISTER Extension Extension Protocol Protocol methods methods Extension Protocol methods PRACK (RFC 3262) REFER (RFC 3515) SUBSCRIBE (RFC 3265) NOTIFY (RFC 3265) INFO (RFC 2976) UPDATE (RFC 3311) PUBLISH (RFC 3903) MESSAGE (RFC 3428) Ericsson AB
20 The core of IMS Combining the best of two worlds Open, flexible service development ability of the Datacom industry Performance and scalability characteristics of the Telecom Industry Solutions Datacom Industry IMS Telecom Industry Standardized, end-2-end services that are interoperability tested Ericsson AB
21 Introducing softswitching Reduced costs, voice emulation Core network evolution Fixed Fixed and and mobile mobile Softswitching PSTN PSTN Emulation Handles call call control control Control Other PSTN/ISDN Network TDM Server Media Media Gateways Performs local local switching Connectivity TDM Media Gateway IP IP transport network IP/MPLS Network TDM Media Gateway Media Gateway Fixed access Mobile access Ericsson AB
22 Introducing IMS Increased revenues, voice simulation Core network evolution Server IMS Fixed Fixed and and mobile mobile IMS IMS PSTN PSTN Simulation Range Range of of IP IP services with with telecom grade grade Control Connectivity Media Gateway IP/MPLS Network Media Gateway Media Gateway Fixed access Mobile access Ericsson AB
23 Introducing IMS Increased revenues, voice simulation Core network evolution Control Connectivity Server Media Gateway IP/MPLS Network IMS Presence IP IP & Video Video Telephony - - fixed fixed and and mobile mobile Push Push to to talk talk - - a a multimedia multimedia component component weshare - - sharing sharing while while talking talking IP IP Centrex - - complete complete enterprise enterprise solution solution Converged services Media Gateway Media Gateway Fixed access Mobile access Ericsson AB
24 Future of converged all-ip Cost optimization and speed of introduction Core network evolution Subscriber migration enabled by by IP IP Telephony Subscriber migration enabled by by IP IP Telephony IMS Fixed Server Mobile Server Control Connectivity Media Gateway IP/MPLS Network Media Gateway Media Gateway Fixed access Mobile access Ericsson AB
25 IMS Overview Ericsson IMS IMS Video Telephony IMS Solutions IMS Push to Talk IMS Multimedia Telephony IMS is a horizontal architecture for offering IP Multimedia Applications IMS is defined in 3GPP/3GPP2 standard, Embraced in TISPAN The IMS architecture is based on the -protocol for call-control in all IPnetworks IMS supports different accesses, such as: WCDMA, GPRS, CDMA2000, Wire-line Broadband WLAN. Support Systems IMS PTT AS IMS Messaging Application Servers OSS EMA Centrex Server Multi Mediation ADC IMS AS IMS Common System PGM HSS MRF IMS weshare IMS Enablers IMS Core BGCF ICP IMS client Conf. CSCF IPWorks IMS Studio Client SW Packages Ericsson implementation IMSM Interworking Creation SBG SDS MGC MGW Services: Advise, Integrate, Manage Ericsson AB
26 End-user perspective A New Communication Style Pre-IMS Communication IMS Communication Voice SMS Instant Messaging Voice SMS Instant Messaging MMS Video Conferencing Application sharing Others MMS 1) Decide on communication mode/media 2) Create content 3) Send/call the chosen person 4) Disconnect and reconnect if changing media 1) See who is available beforehand (presence) 2) See which mode/media to use 3) Contact and create content 4) Change media in real time Ericsson AB
27 Ericsson IMS Offerings IMS Studio IMS Multimedia Telephony IMS weshare IMS Push to Talk IMS Common system Ericsson AB
28 Ericsson IMS Push to Talk Mobile, half-duplex voice communication Quick (no ringing) and simple call-setup Same device as traditional voice calls One-to-one and group calls Targets both business users and consumers market Compliant with the only multi-vendor specification PoC* For standard GPRS/EDGE/WCDMA and CDMA2000 networks Feature-rich: includes presence, dynamic groups, do-notdisturb Ericsson AB
29 Ericsson IMS weshare weshare Image Send a picture during an ongoing conversation weshare Motion Send a live video during an ongoing conversation weshare Media File Send pre-stored information during an ongoing conversation, i.e. picture, , video clip, film weshare Whiteboard Share a whiteboard session during an ongoing Future application: weshare Game, weshare Music, weshare Web etc. Ericsson AB
30 Rich Communication Suite, RCS Person Centric Communication and Personal Community Centered around your Address Book Rich Presence Active Addressbook Voice Enriched communication experience Integrated communication More value to existing services Chat Messaging Contacts Events Video Entertainment File sending: video, music, pictures Multiparty Gaming Sharing Multiple clients Mobile Phones Web W760 Ericsson AB
31 Ericsson IMS Multimedia Telephony - Residential Multimedia Soft client on computer Phone 1 IP Network IMS Phone 2 User either a soft client or PSTN phone via IAD (Integrated Access Device) First or second line replacement Several phone lines with different phone numbers Video call Instant messaging Presence Buddy lists Ericsson AB
32 IMS Multimedia Telephony Architecture and Nodes
33 Solution Overview Application Servers Application Layer Supporting Functions Multimedia Server Interworking Function Control Layer Connectivity Layer Ericsson ensures quality with IMS unique technology Ericsson AB
34 IMS Overview Ericsson IMS Solutions IMS is a horizontal architecture for offering IP Multimedia services IMS is defined in 3GPP/3GPP2 standard, Embraced in TISPAN The IMS architecture is -based for callcontrol in all IP-networks IMS supports different accesses Support Systems IMS Push to Talk IMS PTT AS Application Servers OSS EMA IMS Video Telephony Multi Mediation ADC Centrex Server HSS MRFC IMS weshare IMS AS ICP IMS Common System IMS Enablers PGM PS IMSM Conf. SDS IMS Core IPWorks A-SBG CSCF MRFP IMS Multimedia Telephony IMS Messaging IMS client Interworking N-SBG MGC MGW IMS Studio Advice, Integrate and Manage Ericsson implementation Ericsson AB
35 IMS Multimedia Telephony solution overview Network Assurance Network Provisioning Multimedia Telephony Services ICS Presence Application Layer Network & Services Management User and Service Management Charging Mediation DNS / ENUM TDM MGCF/SG ISUP PSTN/PLMN ISUP MG H.248 RTP RTP Diameter CSCF A-SBG RTP IP Backbone RTP HSS N-SBG RTP Control Layer Connectivity Layer /H323 Other operators and H.323 RTP /H323 IP PBX LAN IAD Legacy PBX Multimedia Telephny Services IP centrix and Residential services Presence Precense Server CSCF HSS Call Session Control Function Home Subscriber Server MGCF Media Gateway Control Function SG MG Signalling Gateway Media Gateway A-SBG Access Session Border Gateway N-SBG Network Session Border Gateway Ericsson AB
36 Connectivity Layer Network Assurance Network Provisioning Network & Services Management User and Service Management Charging Mediation DNS / ENUM TDM MGCF/SG ISUP PSTN/PLMN Multimedia Telephony Services ISUP MG H.248 RTP RTP ICS CSCF A-SBG Diameter IP Backbone Presence RTP RTP HSS N-SBG RTP Other operators and H.323 RTP /H323 Application Layer Control Layer Connectivity Layer /H323 Access Session Border Gateway (A-SBG) User-to-Network Interface (UNI) Interfacing and IP network Network Session Border Gateway (N-SBG) Network-to-network interface (NNI) Handles inter-domain inter-working between networks and or H.323 networks MGW Media Gateway for break out calls to PSTN Ericsson AB
37 Control Layer Network Assurance Network Provisioning Network & Services Management User and Service Management Charging Mediation DNS / ENUM TDM MGCF/SG ISUP PSTN/PLMN Multimedia Telephony Services ISUP MG H.248 RTP RTP ICS CSCF A-SBG Diameter IP Backbone Presence RTP RTP HSS N-SBG RTP Other operators and H.323 RTP /H323 Application Layer Control Layer Connectivity Layer /H323 Call Session Control Function (CSCF) Referred to in standard as a server Core node handles session establishment, modification and release of IP multimedia sessions Home Subscriber Server (HSS) Evolution of the Home Location Register (HLR) and Authentication Centre (AUC) Stores the Service Profile Media Gateway Control Function (MGCF) Gateway between and ISUP. Controls the MG. Ericsson AB
38 Application Layer Network Assurance Network Provisioning Network & Services Management User and Service Management Charging Mediation DNS / ENUM TDM MGCF/SG ISUP PSTN/PLMN Multimedia Telephony Services ISUP MG H.248 RTP RTP ICS CSCF A-SBG Diameter IP Backbone Presence RTP RTP HSS N-SBG RTP Other operators and H.323 RTP /H323 Application Layer Control Layer Connectivity Layer Multimedia Telephony Services Centrex Services Application Server (CS-AS) Provides personal and group services Integrated web server, database and service engine Centrex Services Conference Server (CS-CS) Media resource handling including booking and set up of multi-party conferencing Media Server (CS-MS) Provides media resources IVR, service announcements and DTMF interaction Presence Server (PS) Collect, manage and distribute user and service status information in realtime Presence status such as mood, current situation and location Ericsson AB /H323
39 Network and service management Network & Services Management Network Assurance Network Provisioning User and Service Management Charging Mediation DNS / ENUM Network Assurance/Network Provisioning MN-OSS use as centralized management Fault, Configuration, Performance and Security administration User and Service Management Provisioning services for IP Centrex and Residential subscribers Self-administration and provisioning for IP Centrex and Residential users Charging Mediation Collects charging information from the individual nodes Processes CDRs that is forwarded to external billing systems DNS/ENUM servers Translation between public identifiers of the user Alphanumeric name to IP address translation Ericsson AB
40 Ericsson IMS IMS Push to Talk Solutions IMS weshare IMS Multimedia Telephony IMS and Service Enablers Support Systems IMS PTT AS Application Servers OSS EMA IMS Video Telephony Multi Mediation Centrex Server HSS IMS AS ICP IMS Common System IMS Enablers PGM PS IMSM Conf. SDS IMS Core IPWorks IMS Messaging CSCF IMS client Interworking N-SBG MGC IMS Studio Advice, Integrate and Manage ADC MRFC A-SBG MRFP MGW Ericsson AB
41 What is Presence? Presence can be used to enhance applications For each user presence attributes can be defined, e.g. Availability Location Mood Maintenance status of a machine Terminal and capability Applications e.g. PTT, voice, IM etc. Presence Presence data is stored in a presence server Presence data is updated manually by the user and/or automatically by the network or applications in the network Not Available Available Ericsson AB
42 Presence: Overview of operation 1. SUBSCRIBE Will 2. OK + NOTIFY (presentity is offline) 3. SUBSCRIBE 4. OK + NOTIFY (presentity is offline) Wanda Presentity Presence server Watchers Ericsson AB
43 Presence: Overview of operation 3. NOTIFY Will 1. PUBLISH 4. OK Peter 2. OK 5. NOTIFY 6. OK Wanda Presentity Presence server Watchers Ericsson AB
44 Service Overview Enterprise IP Centrex Video calls Presence Instant messaging Personal mobility Self provisioning Role based administration Video calls Presence & Instant messaging HSS Application servers CSCF Interworking function Residential Video Calls Messaging Presence Multiple phone lines IP Backbone PSTN/PLM Kick-start towards IMS with IP Centrex and Residential services. Ericsson AB
45 Features Call Functions Portal Dial-in Conferencing Messaging services Voice, video mail Call Centre support Auto Attendant VPN Personalization Business Trunking Ericsson AB
46 Features in IMS Multimedia Telephony Anonymous Call Rejection Auto Callback Automatic Hold/Retrieve Blind Call Transfer Busy Lamp Field Call Forwarding Always Call Forwarding Busy Call Forwarding No Answer Call Forwarding Remote Access Call Forwarding Selective Call Return Call Screening by Digit Patterns Call Transfer with 3-Way Consultation Call Transfer with 3 rd Party consultation Consultation Hold Call Waiting Calling Line ID Blocking Calling Line ID Blocking Per Call Calling Line ID Blocking Override Calling Line ID Delivery Internal / external Calling Line ID Delivery per call Calling Party Category Custom Ringback User Multimedia Services Video Telephony Presence Buddy Lists Emoticons (smileys) Instant Messaging Service Provider and Enterprise Services Business Trunking Call Processing Policies Configurable Default FAC Large Enterprise Support Personal Services Cancel Call Waiting Cancel Call Waiting per Call Call Hold Direct Inward/Outward Dialing Diversion Inhibitor Distinctive Alert/Ringing Do Not Disturb Extension Dialing Flash Call Waiting FAC service Chaining Intercom Music On Hold User Last Number Redial Personalized Name Recording Priority Alert/Ringing Phone Status Monitoring Remote Office Ring Splash Selective Call Acceptance Selective Call Rejection Simultaneous Ring Personal Sequential Ringing Speed Dial Three-Way calling Voice Portal Video Add-on Web Portal Call Logs Regulatory Services Legal Intercept Emergency Call Malicious Call Tracing Local Number Portability Operator Initiated Call Barring Charging mediation Group Services Account Codes Attendant Console Authorization Codes Auto Attendant Barge in Exempt Call Intercept Call Park Call Pick-Up Calling Group ID Delivery Calling Plan Forwarded/Transferred Calling Plan Incoming Calling Plan Outgoing Conferencing Enhanced Outgoing Calling Plan Configurable Extension Dialing Configurable Feature Codes Configurable Feature Codes Prefix Configurable Time Zones Custom Ringback Group Department Admin Layer Directed Call Park Directed Call Pickup with Barge in Hunt Groups Instant Conferencing Instant Group Call Loudspeaker Paging Music on Hold Resource Inventory reporting Series Completion Simultaneous Ring Group PBX Dialing Transparency Voice VPN Voice Portal Call Distribution Call Queuing Multiple policies Music on hold Overflow Night Service Statistics Messaging Services Voice Mailbox Integration Voice Message Call back Voice Messaging Personal Voice Messaging Notification Voice Messaging to Voice Message Waiting Indication Outgoing Message Waiting Indication Third Party Voic MWI Voic configuration Call Attendant Services Attendant Console Auto Attendant Dial by extension Dial by name Record greetings remotely Night Service Transfer to operator Call Manager Express Call Manager Personal Web Portal Group Web Portal Phone lists Group Personal Call Log Printable Group Directory mipa and mireception Directory Services LDAP Directory Integration Outlook Integration Ericsson AB
47 IMS in Mobile Networks
48 Starting Point Service Layer Common support functions Applications & Content Control Layer MSC MSC TDM Links PLMN Internet Connectivity Layer GGSN SGSN IP Core MSC MSC Access Layer BSC RNC 2/3 G access Ericsson AB
49 Deployment of MSS Service Layer Common support functions Applications & Content Control Layer MSC-S Internet MGW PLMN Connectivity Layer GGSN SGSN Common IP Core MGW BSC RNC 2/3 G access Ericsson AB
50 MSS & IMS Interworking Service Layer Common support functions Applications & Content Control Layer IMS MSC-S Internet Connectivity Layer GGSN Wireline access IP BB access BRAS PSTN access UMA MSG UNC Common IP Core SGSN BSC RNC 2/3 G access MGW MGW PLMN Ericsson AB
51 MSS & IMS on one platform Service Layer Common support functions Applications & Content Control Layer IMS MSC-S Internet Connectivity Layer GGSN Wireline access IP BB access BRAS PSTN access UMA MSG UNC Common IP Core SGSN BSC RNC 2/3 G access MGW MGW PLMN Ericsson AB
52 One converged network Service Layer Common support functions Applications & Content Control Layer IMS Internet MGW PLMN Connectivity Layer GGSN Wireline access IP BB access BRAS PSTN access UMA MSG UNC IP Core SGSN BSC RNC 2/3 G access WSN WLAN Ericsson AB
53 Ericsson IMS mid term architecture Based on IETF, 3GPP, OMA and TISPAN specifications GSM RAN WCDMA RAN CDMA RAN IAD 802.1x WLAN D S L D S L D S L D S L Broadband access Cellular access BSC RNC BSC Gb/ IP Iu-ps/IP UNC SGSN A-RACS WSN Gn POTS access interworking IMS-service to POTS access E.g. BRAS GGSN PDSN H.248 (AGW) MSAN R q Broadband IMS access H.248 AGCF (P-CSCF) SGC (P-CSCF) SGC MP MP (A-BGF) A-SBG Cellular IMS access PCRF Rx+ P- (PDF) Gx+ CSCF HA H.248 RTP RTP, MSRP, Support DNS ENUM IMS core Media Servers Charging HSS CSCF (P -,, I-, I, S-) S MRFC M r () IP S h (Diameter) C x (Diameter) M p MRFP ISC H.248 RTP, MSRP, RTP RTP ISC ISC S h GRX interwork N-SBG S h M p OSA/Parlay appl. environment NRG Multi- IP media Centrex Telephony xxx AS Open AS environment Applications & Enablers Presence EAS VoCS interworking H.248 MGC/ SGW* N-SBG We Instant Share Talk VoIP network interworking H.248 SGC (I-BCF) MP (I-BGF) MGW GLMS Messaging /H.323 VoIP ISUP CCS GSTN Ericsson AB
54 Call Flows Ericsson AB
55 Registration to the network UE GSN HLR IMS 1. Bearer Level Registration: GPRS 2. PDP Context Activation 3. P-CSCF Discovery 4. Application Level Registration Ericsson AB
56 Application level Registration (I) Home A HSS -AS REGISTER I-CSCF S-CSCF 8. Unauthorized 2. REGISTER 9. Unauthorized Subscriber S-CSCF P-CSCF I-CSCF The A UE S-CSCF I-CSCF P-CSCF initiates contacts finds a the S-CSCF the challenges I-CSCF downloads Registration HSS with allocated to find the including the help to S- this CSCF subscriber of authentication DNS public user serving or user selects this vector ID and a new subscriber. for his this private S-CSCF subscriber user for ID this user. from the HSS P-CSCF Visited A 1. REGISTER 10. Unauthorized GGSN SGSN Radio Access Network A Ericsson AB
57 Application level Registration (II) Home A HSS -AS REGISTER OK 15. REGISTER I-CSCF S-CSCF 20. OK 12. REGISTER 21. OK Subscriber S-CSCF P-CSCF I-CSCF The S-CSCF P-CSCF I-CSCF UE calculates contacts informs finds the authorizes the S-CSCF I-CSCF credentials HSS other with allocated that to Application the find and the this the help S- to S- registration CSCF Servers this of re-dns initiates user serving about serving the and this the the informs subscriber. user's Registration. registration the The HSS subscriber sends the S-CSCF the service profile P-CSCF Visited A 11. REGISTER 22. OK GGSN SGSN Radio Access Network A Ericsson AB
58 Session Establishment Home A Home B -AS HSS -AS INVITE 4. INVITE 7. INVITE I-CSCF S-CSCF I-CSCF S-CSCF 14. OK 13. OK 12. OK 2. INVITE 15. OK 11. OK 8. INVITE Subscriber S-CSCF P-CSCF I-CSCF HSS The Subscriber S-CSCF P-CSCF HSS I-CSCF returns A fetches routes in is initiates the Home the the from message first B A address a performs point the invitation of HSS to of the service the contact the S- address originating invocation CSCF including the IMS serving of the for the S-CSCF the URI CSCF subscriber. of that is A. B. It serving B. The It S- subscriber forwards CSCF finds the Bthe INVITE entry request to point the in P-CSCF to Home the I-CSCF Band UE P-CSCF Visited A Visited B P-CSSF 1. INVITE 16. OK GGSN SGSN Radio Access Network A A Calls B 10. OK 9. INVITE GGSN SGSN Radio Access Network B Ericsson AB
59 Ericsson IMS Push to Talk solution Logical architecture Charging Diameter IMS PTT 4.0 application WEB GUI List and group management, DnD etc OMA PoC client Provisioning BSS LDAP CAI3G HSS Diameter XCAP CSCFs List and group management -XDMS Presence Signaling PoC server PoC logic and media handling External IMS network SGSN SGSN Media RTP/RTCP Ericsson AB
60 weshare architecture WCDMA & DTM/EDGE Access IMS core HSS / CSCF IMS core HSS / CSCF Access WCDMA & DTM/EDGE Media N - S B G NNI N - S B G Media CS core CS transit CS core Voice Caller side Callee side CS Ericsson AB Core
61 IMS and QoS Ericsson AB
62 E2E QoS on Different Levels Application end-to-end QoS 3GPP QoS (e.g. Streaming) Ext. Network QoS RAN QoS CN QoS GERAN UTRAN Core Network Internet/ Intranet Ericsson AB
63 QoS Basics PDP Context Activation/Modification HLR QoS Subscribed Network Policy QoS Negotiated Activate/Modify PDP Context Accept Insert Subscriber Data QoS parameters BSS/RNC QoS parameters SGSN BSS PFC/ RAB Negotiations QoS parameters Create/Update PDP Context GGSN MRF Activate/Modify PDP Context Request QoS Requested Ericsson AB
64 IMS platforms Ericsson AB
65 IMS Platforms The IMS Core including CSCF, MRF, and HSS are based on Ericsson Telecom Server Platform TSP Blade technology (Integrated Site architecture) will be introduced for SBG (IMS R4) and MGCF/MGW, MRF Ericsson AB
66 TSP Architecture C++ API Java API Signaling Node Management TelORB Clusterware DICOS Linux OS Processor Processor Processor Processor Processor Processor GEM, SCB, GESB Ericsson AB
67 IMS implementation architecture (IMS R5) FAN HSS MRFC CSCF M X B S I I S s E E X R B CSCF CSCF HSS Blade TSP System Blade System I P2P MM MP AS Blade System s E R S I S E X B M X B FAN Application Server Presence M X B EAS PGM AS HSR ASGC Blade TSP/linux Blade System System Blade System AS Blade System IPworks M X B FAN FAN M X B SGC CSCF SGC Blade Blade System System MGC MP Blade System M X B MGC/ SGW* MRFP MGW SGC (I-BCF) H.248 MP (I-BGF) SGC (P-CSCF) SGC H.248 A-SBG MP MP (A-BGF) M X B MRFP A-BGF I-BGF I-BGF SGC AS Blade MP Blade System System HSR Blade System FAN Blade System FAN M X B provides for an IMS network in a box Ericsson AB
68 Ericsson AB
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