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Page 1: A Reference Architecture for All IP Wireless Networks ITSUMO Group itsumo@research.telcordia.com An SAIC Company

A Reference Architecture for All IP Wireless Networks

ITSUMO [email protected]

An SAIC Company

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The Objective

Propose – a reference architecture for all IP wireless networks, and

– an architecture for interworking of the proposed reference model with the existing wireless/wireline infrastructure.

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Reference Architecture of All IP Wireless Networks

Signaling &ControlVisiting Network Signaling &

Control

Wireline IP backbone network

BSC BS

BS

Home Network MRC

Internet

Regional IP network Regional IP

network

BS

BS BSC

MRC

Signaling &Control

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Network Elements

Mobile Station (MS)– User terminal

– Adaptive software radios, i.e., full flexibility in the frequency band

– Signaling entity

Base Station (BS)– Adaptive software remote multiplexer/demultiplexer

– Essentially a MAC layer repeater

Base Station Controller (BSC)– A multi-port bridge (or Switch) with an IP interface to MRC

– Interacts with the network control and management system (via the MRC) to control and manage base stations.

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Network Elements

Mobile Routing Center (MRC)– An IP Router

– Default router of all MSs behind it

– May also include BSC functions

Signaling & Control– connection management

– means of interaction between users and network control system, and among network control entities

– MAAAQ, i.e., Mobility management, Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting (AAA), and QoS management

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Interworking with today’s Mobile Telephony & PSTN

1G/2G

Access

PSTN

1G/2GAccess

3GAccess

IWUALL-IP

Signaling & Control

WG2 TG

Wireline IP backbone

3GAccess

WG3WG3

3GAccess

3G Circuit & Packet 3G Circuit & Packet

3G Packet only

PSTN & 1G/2G Signaling & Control

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Merits of the ArchitecturePros & Cons

Pros

Preserves incumbent providers’ investments in theircurrent infrastructure.

Allows for a gradual and economical migration towardsAll IP wireless networks because it minimizes themigration cost.

Allows interworking of the old & new

Cons

Requires interworking of the old & the new Proliferation of interworking units and gateways May degrade the end-to-end performance (e.g., delay,

utilization, etc.)

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Summary & Open Issues

Summary– Proposed a reference model for All IP wireless networks and its

interworking with existing infrastructure for review, enhancement, and adoption

in 3GPP2.

Open Issues– The exact functions of IP-centric BS, BSC, MRC, and signaling and

control

– The exact functions WG2 and WG3