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Rajeev Bansal DGM (GSM & 3G), ALTTC, Ghaziabad
BSNL 3G Roll Out Rajeev Bansal DGM (GSM & 3G), ALTTC, Ghaziabad
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3GPP Network Reference Model
Iu AN UE BSC BTS Um SIM MT Abis A BSS RNS UTRAN Note: Not all interfaces are shown and named F Gf Gr Gn + H Iu AN UE BSC BTS Um SIM MT Abis A BSS CN CN External External Networks Networks MSC-S MSC SCF SCF MSC MSC SCF SCF E, E, G G GMSC GMSC GMSC GMSC MSC MGW MSC MSC D D SMS SMS - - SC SC H HLR HLR AUC AUC HLR HLR AUC AUC ISDN ISDN F PSTN PSTN SMS SMS - - PSPDN PSPDN SMS SMS - - EIR EIR EIR EIR GMSC GMSC CSPDN CSPDN Gr GMSC GMSC PDN: PDN: RNS Gb Gb SMS SMS - - - - Intranet Intranet USIM USIM Cu Cu ME ME Uu Uu Iub Iub Gf SMS SMS - - USIM USIM ME ME BS BS IWMSC IWMSC - - Extranet Extranet RNC RNC IWMSC IWMSC - - Internet Internet Iu Iu SGSN SGSN SGSN SGSN Gn + GGSN GGSN Iur Iur GGSN GGSN Gd Gd , , RNS Gp Gp , , Cu Cu Uu Uu Iub Iub Gn Gn + + USIM USIM ME ME USIM USIM ME ME BS BS RNC RNC SGSN SGSN SGSN SGSN Note: Not all interfaces UTRAN are shown and named
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Primary Sites Vs Secondary Sites
Primary Site is the highest level site in the core network. – Contains nodes, both controlling and switching nodes for CS and PS respectively as well as BSC access nodes. – MSC-S, M-MGw, SGSN, BSC nodes. Secondary Site are sites with local switching capability and RAN access. – M-MGw and BSC nodes.
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Primary Sites Vs Secondary Sites
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Monolithic vs Layered Architecture
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Monolithic vs Layered Architecture
MSC MSC-S MGW
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Migration from Monolithic to Layered architecture
MSC Server MSC (Monolithic) GCP / SIGTRAN MGW Call Control Bearer
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Design Principle Control Signaling between MSC-S and M-MGw is using SS7 over IP (SIGTRAN) BSC is connected to one M-MGw only Each monolithic MSC is connected to SGw over TDM Signaling between Monolithic MSC and MSC-S will be via SGw.
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Design Principle BICC MSC-S MSC-S SIGTRAN MGW TDM MSC Monolithic MSC
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Transport Design Design Criteria:
Up to 6 Node-Bs grouped into one cluster of a Sub-hub Up to 4 Sub-Hub clusters grouped into 1 hub. STM-1 from Hub/Sub-Hub to RNC through BSNL media Interfaces: End node-B: E1 interface. Sub-Hub: E1 interface / STM-1 interface. Hub: STM-1 interface.
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Hub- Sub-HUB Architecture
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Requirement from BSNL 3E1 for Each Node B sites.
STM-1 between RNC and Hub RBS site STM-1 between Hub RBS and Sub Hub RBS sites as STM-1 between RNC and Core network. Pool of IPs for O&M Purposes and GTPU Links (RNC to SGSN) – 16 IP per node-B – 64 IPs per RNC 128 IPs for OSS Separate IMSI series for USIM STM from Every Circle to ViG
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Video Gateway (ViG) Video Gateway (ViG) interconnects WCDMA core network on one side and an IP network on other. It supports, IP-based Video Messaging systems and Multiparty Conferencing Systems Proposed ViG offers following services: – Mobile to Mobile Video Calls – Mobile to IP client (PC) video calls. – Circuit Switched Streaming – Multi-party Video Conferencing
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ViG: Basic Connectivity
• Used for Mobile to PC and PC to Mobile Video Calls • Video Conferencing
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Key Services being offered
Mobile to Mobile Video Call Mobile Broadband (High Speed Data) Video Streaming (Clips/Movies etc.) Mobile TV (Live TV Channels)
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