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CONTENTS
1
INTRODUCTION....................................................................................................................5
1.1
OBJECT ....................................................................................................................................5
1.2
1.3
3.1
TRANSMISSION .......................................................................................................................10
3.2
ATM ......................................................................................................................................10
3.3
PNNI .....................................................................................................................................11
3.4
AAL2......................................................................................................................................11
3.5
3.4.1
Addressing: ...................................................................................................................11
SAAL-NNI ..............................................................................................................................11
3.6
SS7.......................................................................................................................................11
3.6.1
SCCP: ...........................................................................................................................11
3.6.2
MTP3B: .........................................................................................................................12
3.7
RNC TRANSPORT CHARACTERISTICS.......................................................................................13
3.7.1
Limitation .......................................................................................................................13
3.7.2
FP and PSFP ................................................................................................................13
3.7.3
SS7 protocol Stack........................................................................................................13
3.7.4
Alcap .............................................................................................................................13
3.7.5
Aal2 QOS ......................................................................................................................13
3.7.6
Aal2 Components..........................................................................................................14
3.7.7
RNC own A2EA.............................................................................................................18
3.7.8
QOS ..............................................................................................................................18
3.7.9
Transport admission Control .........................................................................................23
3.7.10 CongestionManagement ...............................................................................................24
3.7.11 Utran Sharing ................................................................................................................24
3.8
IUR TOPOLOGY ......................................................................................................................26
3.9
3.9.1
Nokia RNC ....................................................................................................................28
3.9.2
Ericsson RNC................................................................................................................30
3.10
PLANE DESCRIPTION...............................................................................................................32
3.10.1
3.10.2
3.10.3
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4.1
LIMITATION .............................................................................................................................37
4.2
PNNI ......................................................................................................................................38
4.3
AAL2......................................................................................................................................38
4.3.1
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SOC .......................................................................................................................................41
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TRANSPORT IDENTIFIERS................................................................................................42
5.1
VPC .......................................................................................................................................42
5.2
5.3
5.4
5.3.1
atm vcc ..........................................................................................................................43
USER PLANE ..........................................................................................................................43
5.4.1
IurIf and aal2If: ..............................................................................................................43
5.4.2
aal2 Pathid: ...................................................................................................................44
5.4.3
atm vcc: .........................................................................................................................45
5.5
TRAFFIC CONTRACT ................................................................................................................46
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ABBREVIATIONS................................................................................................................47
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1 INTRODUCTION
1.1
OBJECT
This document intends to describe the Transport network layers on UMTS nodes, Iur interface. It includes
the following aspects:
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Engineering rules,
Configuration of the UMTS nodes, in point to point connection or through a Transport network.
1.2
UTRAN Release:
UA 4-1
Passport Release:
UA 5-0
UA 5-1
OAM5.0
OAM5.0
PCR6-1
OAM Release:
OAM4.2
PCR7-2
PCR8-2
1.3
Mietek Surazski
Pascal Treillard
R&D System
JJ Genet
PLM
Alan Paddock
PLM
Norbert Sulzbacher
PLM
M Higgins
PLM
David Pauli
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R&D
Michael Libbos
R&D Test
David Hoffman
R&D Test
Xavier Chalvidan
WIPS
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UMT/IRC/APP/7146
PEI NodeB
PEI RNC
UMT/DCL/DD/0020
UPUG
3GPP TS 23.002
3GPP TS 23.221
3GPP TS 23.205
3GPP TS 29.205
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3GPP 29.414
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R4 Network Architecture
Architectural Requirements
BICN; Stage 2
Application of Q.1900 Series to BICN Architecture; Stage 3
MGC, MG Interface, Stage 3, Release 4
CN Nb Data Transport and Transport Signaling
CN Nb interface User Plane Protocols
TFO package
[ R 150 ]
[ R 151 ]
FRS 25647
FRS 33767
aal2LinkCac evolution
Iub over protected atm ring
[ R 160 ]
[ R 161 ]
UMT_SYS_DD_023235
UMT/Sys/DD/023092
UA6_Bandwidth_Pools_FN
Hybrid Iub FN
The RNL (RadioNetworkLayers) are the top layers of the UMTS Utran protocol stacks. In the context
of the Iur interface, the RNL encompasses the procedures related to the interaction of a Serving-RNC
and a neighbor RNC within a PLMN, it consists in an UMTS Control plane and an UMTS User Plane.
The User plane Frame protocols are the following: DCH, DSCH, RACH/CPCH, FACH.
The TNL (TransportNetworkLayers) are the bottom layers of the UMTS Utran protocol stacks. The
TNL is the scope of the TEG. In the context of the Iur interface, the TNL is composed of 3 kinds of
protocol stacks:
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The Transport UserPlane which provides services to UMTS controlPlane. It is composed of Sccp,
Mtp3, SaalNni, and Aal5 over Atm. It is identical to the Transport UserPlane used on the IuCS and
IuPS ControlPlane.
The Transport UserPlane which provides services to UMTS userPlane. It is composed of Aal2 over
Atm. It is identical to the Transport UserPlane used on the Iub userPlane.
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The Transport controlPlane which does not provides services to UMTS layers, but uses as
callControl signaling for the aal2 bearer. It is composed of Alcap, Mtp3, SaalNni and aal5 over
atm. It is identical to the Transport controlPlane used on the IuCS Transport controlPlane.
Since there are similarities between the Iur protocol stacks and the Iub and Iu protocol stacks, then
instead of copy/paste common information from the Iu and Iub TEG to the Iur TEG, the Iur TEG
refers to the iubTEG and IuTEG for the common topics.
UMTS CP
RNL
TRANSPORT
CP
RNSAP
UMTS UP
UMTS UP
ALCAP
SCCP
Q2150.1
MTP3B
SSCF-NNI
TNL
SSCOP
AAL5
AAL2
ATM
PHY
IUR
RNC
RNC
RNC
RNC
TEG
Figure 3-1 Iur protocol stack
Remark: the M3UA/SCTP/IP (SIGTRAN) protocol stack is not supported by the RNC on the Iur interface.
3.1
TRANSMISSION
The Transmission on the Iur interface is identical to the Transmission on the Iu interface, then refer to [R2
3].
3.2
ATM
The Atm on the Iur interface is identical to the Atm on the Iub and Iu interfaces, then refer to [R1 3, R2
3].
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3.3
PNNI
The Pnni on the Iur interface is identical to the Pnni on the IuCS interface then refer to [R2 3].The use of
Pnni sPvc on the Iur interface provides recovery against network outage.
Rule: IurTEG_PNNI_1
If Pnni is activated on the Iur interface,
it is suggested to configure pnni sPvc for both the UMTS Control and User Planes.
Since the 16pOC3 FP doesnt allow configuration of Pnni sPvc under aal2If and SS7 applications, the Iur
traffic must go cross a pnni sPvc external hairpin.
It is suggested that the Iur and Iu traffic share the same two pnni sPvc Hairpins different from the pnni sPvc
Hairpins dedicated to the Iub. Refer to [R2 5].
3.4
AAL2
The Aal2 on the Iur interface is identical to the aal2 on the Iub interface then refer to [R1 3].As long as the
sigtran is not available, the Iur alcap uses services from MTP3B/SaalNni over Atm.
The optional case of aal2Switch (es) inserted on the Iu & Iur interfaces is treated in the IuTEG, refer to [R2
3]. The RNC supports up to 10 aal2Switches (see Erreur ! Source du renvoi introuvable.).
3.4.1 ADDRESSING:
The ALU RNC is identified by one aal2 address called A2EA. The RNC is configured with its own A2EA,
see the AddressingTEG . Beside the A2EA from each neighbour RNC, are configured in the RNC aal2
translation table.
The RNC aal2 address is involved in the aal2 connection establishment on the Iur interface only, it is not
used on the IuCS interface.
Some otherVendor RNC may required to be identified by means of more than one A2EA, see 3.9.
3.5
SAAL-NNI
The SaalNni on the Iur interface is identical to the SaalNni on the Iu interface, then refer to [R2 3].
3.6
SS7
The SS7 on the Iur interface is identical to the SS7 on the Iu interface, then refer to [R2 3].
3.6.1 SCCP:
The RNSAP uses the services from both Sccp connectionless (Class0) and connection-oriented (Class2).
The RNSAP uses one Sccp connection per neighbor RNC and UE where a UE is having one or more active
radio links [R17].
The Sccp connection establishment is initiated by the SRNC, when the SRNC needs to request dedicated
resources, i.e. a DCH, from a DRNC.
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Before sending a RNSAP/RadioLinkSetup Request to the drift RNC, the serving RNC opens a SCCP
Connection (sending of Sccp CR). Nevertheless the RNC doesnt insert the RNSAP/RadioLinkSetup
Request in the Sccp CR userField but in the pending Sccp DT userField.
The insertion of the RNSAP/RadioLinkSetup Request in the Sccp CR userField is optional according to
[R17].
The RNC (acting as a driftRNC) supports reception of RNSAP/RadioLinkSetup Request inserted in the
Sccp/CR userField by an otherVendor neighbor RNC .
The sending of RNSAP/RadioLinkAddition Request to the drift RNC, doesnt trigger the establishment of a
new Sccp connection in the serving RNC, on the contrary the serving RNC relies on the Sccp connection
previously opened when sending the RNSAP/RadioLinkSetup Request.
The RNSAP is identified at Sccp layer by the SSN Indicator = 1000 1111, [R17].
Rule: IurTEG_Sccp_1
RNSAP SSN = 1000 1111.
3.6.2 MTP3B:
Each neighbor RNC is identified in the local RNC by one or several Point Code values.
Rule: IurTEG_MTP3_1
It is recommended to identify the neighbor RNC by one single PC
Rule: IurTEG_MTP3_2
The PC identifying the Local RNC and the PC identifying the neighbor RNC must belong
to the same signaling network identified by one NI value (NetworkIndicator).
As long as the neighbor RNC is identified by one pointCode value, both the Rnsap and the Alcap signaling
are transported over one single routeSet.
Rule: IurTEG_MTP3_3
In the case of the Iur interface delimited by two ALU RNC, one single routeSet is
configured.
If the otherVendor neighbor RNC is identified by two or more pointCode values, the Rnsap signaling is
transported within one dedicated routeSet, whereas the Alcap signaling is transported over one or several
different routeSet(s).
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3.7
3.7.1 LIMITATION
Rule: IurTEG_RNC_1
The RNC supports up to 36 neighbours RNC.
3.7.4 ALCAP
Reference: [R45 & 46]
The Alcap protocol is enhanced in the RNC in such a way to improve the interworking with the aal2Switch
on the UTRAN.
The RNC includes the aal2Qos information in the transmitted ERQ message.
The aal2Switch since informed about the requested aal2Qos, is able to seize downstream a path with the
requested aal2Qos.
The RNC currently doesnt allow the bandwidth modification via Q.2630.2; this is the reason why the RNC
Alcap is partly compliant with [R46].
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qos0toQ2630QosCodepoint = 1
qos2toQ2630QosCodepoint = 2
qos3toQ2630QosCodepoint = 2
With hspaStreaming:
qos0toQ2630QosCodepoint = 1
qos1toQ2630QosCodepoint = 1
qos2toQ2630QosCodepoint = 2
qos3toQ2630QosCodepoint = 2
A/ In the case of no aal2Switching function on the Iur interface, the Paths configured between the two
neighboring RNC are grouped under one aal2If instance. The aal2If is assigned to the IurIf instance.
The IurIf instance is populated with one single aal2If.
Rule: IurTEG_RNC-aal2_2
Without aal2Switch on the Iur, all the paths ending in one neighbor RNC are grouped together under
one aal2If instance.
There is a relation one to one between the IurIf instance and the aal2If instance.
B/ In the case of one or several aal2Switches on the Iur interface, all the paths terminating on one
aal2Switch are grouped together under one aal2If instance.
There are as many aal2If instances configured as amount of aal2Switch on the Iur interface.
Rule: IurTEG_RNC-aal2_3
With aal2Switch on the Iur, all the paths ending in one aal2Switch are grouped together under one
aal2If instance.
Up to 10 aal2If instances may be configured under one IurIf instance.
Therefore up to 10 aal2Switches may be inserted on one RNC aal2 interface.
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aal2If i
Paths
Qaal2 Parameters
atmConnection
Originating A2EA
aal2Qos [0, 1, 2, 3]
Qaal2 timers
Qaal2endPoints:
Aal2endPoint/1 = A2EA 1
Qaal2Route/1 = aal2If 1
Aal2endPoint/2 = A2EA 2
Qaal2Route/1 = aal2If 2
aal2If j
Paths
Alcap bearer: Adjacent aal2 node.
AlcapConn: DPC, NI
iuRIf 1, 2,
UserPlane
aal2If i
aal2If j
Figure 3-2 RNC aal2 components
Application:
Assuming two aal2Switches inserted on the Iur interface and 3 neighboring RNC then the local RNC is
configured with 3 IurIf instances and 2 aaL2If instances, each IurIf instance is populated with the two aal2If
instances:
aal2If 1
AAL2
switch
1
Pa
th
ths
Pa
RNC 10
A2EA 10
PC 10
Paths
RNC 11
A2EA 11
PC 11
PC 21
RNC 1
A2EA 1
PC 1
Path
s 1, 2
,
aal2If 2
AAL2
switch
2
Paths
PC 22
RNC 12
A2EA 12
PC 12
TEG
Figure 3-3 Example of Iur aal2 network
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On the Iur and IuCS interface all the paths under a particular aal2If are distributed over different PMC-PC.
Rule: IurTEG_RNC_aal2_4
All the aal2 paths under a particular aal2If are not assigned to one single PMC-PC.
The load of a Path is estimated by means of its ECRgcac with ECRgcac = 2*SCR*PCR / (SCR+PCR).
The load of a PMC-PC is estimated by summing ECR from each Path configured on it.
The RNC where the path is declared the pathOwner, seizes the CID from the top CID range up to the
bottom CID range, whereas in the RNC where the path is NOT declared as the pathOwner, the path
seizes the CID from the bottom CID range up to the top CID range. The CID range being: [8, 255].
Rule: IurTEG_RNC-aal2_5
It is suggested to declare the path as pathOwner in the RNC with the highest RNCid.
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One single aal2if instance is configured against one A2EA in the case of either no aal2Switch or
one single aal2Switch on the Iur interface,
More than one and up to ten aal2if instances are configured against one A2EA in the case of more
than one aal2Switch inserted on the Iur interface.
If several aal2If instances configured against one A2EA, a policy may be configured for traffic distribution
over the different aal2If. Based on the cost parameter assigned against each aal2If, the policy dictates the
traffic distribution over the different aal2If for the traffic destinated to a RNC identified by an A2EA.
Under the aal2If component are configured:
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The PC and the NI of the adjacent aal2 node, either the RNC or an aal2Switch, and
Rule: IurTEG_RNC-aal2_8
Up to 32 A2EA or 32 A2EA Prefix may be associated to one aal2Switches PC.
Upon reception of the message: RNSAP/RadioLink Setup Response, RNSAP/RadioLink Addition Response
or RNSAP/RadioLink Reconfiguration Response, including the neighbor RNC A2EA in the
TransportLayerAddress IE, based on its provisioned aal2 translation table the serving RNC determines:
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The aal2 paths and the NI-PC configured under the aal2If.
Each path is then configured with its aal2Qos, its ownership and its associated atmConnection.
For information, below is represented a standard call flow for link addition over the Iur interface:
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Neighbor
Neighbor NodeB
NodeB
Drift
Drift RNC
RNC
Serving
Serving RNC
RNC
RNC
aal2 Translation table:
A2EA:
=> aal2If i,
aal2If i:
=> Path (s)
=> NI, PC.
ALCAP/ECF
ALCAP/ERQ
ALCAP/ECF
FP/DL Sync (CFN)
3.7.8 QOS
The transportMap component is the way to configure the UMTS qos information mapping table within
the RNC.
The transportMap applies to the IuCS, Iur and Iub interface, it doesnt apply to the IuPS interface.
Based on the UMTS traffic qos requirement (trafficClass, RbSetQos, ARP-PL, THP), the transportMap
identifies a specific transport bearer which satisfies the UMTS qos requirements.
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RNCIN
TransportMap i
interfaceType:
Iub, Iur, IuCS, ( not iuPS)
preference:
sharedForAllTrafficTypes, or
primaryForTrafficType(only Iub case).
transportServiceEntry 1:
[TC, RbSetQos, ARP PL, Thp] => qos i
ulDlPreference.
transportServiceEntry n:
[TC, RbSetQos, ARP PL, Thp] => qos i
ulDlPreference.
TEG
Figure 5, transportMap parameters
- InterfaceType:
Values: [Iub, iuCs, Iur, (not iuPS)]
One transportMap may be configured with different interfaceType values, in other
words a transportMap may be allocated to different Utran interfaces.
- Preference:
Values: [sharedForAllTrafficTypes, primaryForTrafficType]
The setting of the Preference parameter determines the nature of the bwPool the
transportMap is connected to.
When several bwPools serving one nodeB, e.g.: two bwPools under one aal2if, or one
aal2if/bwPool and one ipIf/bwPool, and several transportMap tables mapping with the
requested trafficType (trafficType=TC+RbSetQos) then when selecting the transport
bearer
is
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priority to
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transportMap
set
with
Rule: IurTEG_RNC-Atm_QOS_3
The interfaceType and Preference are mandatory parameters within the transportMap.
Rule: IurTEG_RNC-Atm _QOS_4
The primaryForTrafficType Preference value is available only on the Iub interface.
- Transport serviceEntry:
- Inputs: TC, rbSetQos, ARP-PL, THP.
Each input may be set with a specific value or with the ignore value when the input
parameter doesnt apply to the UMTS flow.
- Output:
qos i: with i in the range [0, 1, 2, 3], one associated transport qos value
involved in both the atm and ip interfaces,
The DSCP value is not taken into consideration on the ATM interface.
INPUT values
TC
rbSetQos
ARP-PL
THP
OUTPUT Values
UlDlPreference
DSCP
Qos i
- ulDlPreference:
Values: [noPreference, preferredForUl, preferredForDl, preferredForUlAndDl],
This parameter should be set for the UMTS traffic requesting different qos treatments
on uplink and downlink directions, e.g. hs-dsch/e-eDch. This parameter should be
ignored for the UMTS traffic requiring same qos treatment on both uplink and
downlink direction.
The received RNL radioBearerType value is compared to the ulDlPreference for the
selection of a transportServicesEntry.
The ulDlPreference allows the transport admissionControl to select different
bandwidth pools for call uplink legs and downlink legs. E.g: eDch versus hs-dsch.
When two transportEntries matching the UMTS qos information, one transportEnty
set with ulDlPreference=preferredForUlAndDl and the second set with
ulDlPreference=noPreference then when selecting the transport bearer is given higher
priority to the transportEntry set with ulDlPreference=preferredForUlAndDl than to
the transportEntry set with ulDlPreference= noPreference.
Rule: IurTEG_RNC-Atm _QOS_5
The ulDlPreference is supported only on the Iub, for both the atm and the ip interfaces.
Remark: one or several transportServiceEntry instances are configured under one transportMap
instance.
Rule: IurTEG_RNC-Atm _QOS_6
A specific set of transportServiceEntry input values must be unique under one
transportMap instance.
Nevertheless a specific set of transportServiceEntry input values may be replicated into
different transportMap instances with different output values.
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The UMTS traffic qos requirement is compared to the combination of the transportServiceEntry and
ulDlPreference by the transport admissionControl for selecting the transport bearer; a transport bearer
being either a qox vcc within aal2 bwPool or an ipFlow within an ip bwPool.
RNCIN
RNCIN
IubIf
TransportMap 1
aal2If i
Preference: sharedForAllTrafficTypes
qos/i Paths
qos/j, Paths
TransportMap 2
interfaceType: Iub
BwPool/y
Preference: primaryForTrafficType
Qos/k, Paths
IucsIf
Congestionmanagement i
aal2If i
qosBackPressureThreshold (qosBPt) 0 0 1 x 2 y 3 z
Qos/i, path/m
qosDiscardThreshold, qosDt 0 0 1 x 2 y 3 z
Congestionmanagement j
IurIf
qosBackPressureThreshold (qosBPt) 0 0 1 x 2 y 3 z
aal2If i
qosDiscardThreshold, qosDt 0 0 1 x 2 y 3 z
Qos/i, paths
Qos/j, paths
TEG
Figure 6, transportMap exemple
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FallBack mechanism:
If no more available resource for the requested qos, the admissionControl seizes a CID over lower qos path.
e.g.: no more qos3 available CID, on Iur hspa call establishment the admissionControl seizes CID over qos2
then qos1 path.
3.7.10 CONGESTIONMANAGEMENT
The congestionManagement is described in [R1 3/RNC ATM/].
On the Iur interface, as an option, the congestion management may be activated.
The egress traffic from both the SRNC and the DRNC is then regulated by the congestionManagement.
Since the congestionManagement is based on counters implemented in the PMC-PC, all the paths within a
bwPool must be assigned to the same PMC-PC.
According to 3.7.6.1 the paths within an Iur aal2If are distributed over different PMC-PC then an Iur
bwPool can not be composed of the different paths under one aal2if.
Rule: IurTEG_congestionManagement_
An Iur bwPool must be composed of one single aal2 vcc.
Furthermore the qosDt and qosBp parameters must be set for each bwPool:
Rule: IurTEG_congestionManagement_
A congestionManagement table with activation=qosDiscard&qosBackPressure must be
linked to each Iur bwPool.
The RNC equipment is then composed of as many logical RNC as amount of Plmn sharing the utran.
The RNC is partly or completely shared between the Plmn.
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3.7.11.1
-
Iu interface impact:
- Each Plmn has its own CS and PS coreNetwork nodes,
- The Iu user and control plane Transport resources are dedicated per Plmn. On the RNC is
configured one IuCS and one IuPS interfaces per Plmn.
- The IuBC vcc is shared between the different PLMN sharing the RNC.
- The UtranSharing feature is compatible with the BICN and IuFlex features.
- IuPS: utranSharing applies to both the atm and the ip interfaces.
3.7.11.2
TRANSPORT IDENTIFIERS:
The RNC equipment is composed of one logical RNC per PLMN sharing the RNC equipment.
One logical RNC is identified by its global RNC Id:
Global RNC Id = PLMN Id + RNC Id = MCC + MNC + RNC Id
One RNC Id is configured in the RNC equipment; it is common to all the logical RNC.
Rule: IurTEG_utranSharing_3
The RNC Id numbering plan of all the Plmn sharing the utran operators must be coordinated.
The RNC equipment is identified by its own single ss7 PC within one networkIndicator (NI) common to
all the Plmn sharing the utran.
Rule: IurTEG_utranSharing_4
The ss7 PC must be coordinated between all the Plmn sharing the utran.
The ss7 nodes from all the Plmn sharing the utran must be identified within the same NI.
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UE
UE
MGw1
MGw2
MGC1
Operator A:
CP & UP vcc
MGw10
Mc
Operator B:
UE
UE
Mc
NRI = 1
Nc
MGw1
CP & UP vcc
MGC2
NRI = 2
UE
UE
UE
UE
RNC
RNC
UE
UE
NODE B
B
NODE
MGw10
Iub
atm
atm
Shared
resources
Iu Plmn 1
Iu Plmn2
dedicated
resources
ATM
ATM
SGSN 1
NRI = 1
SGSN 2
NRI = 2
MSC
NRI = 1
MSC
NRI = 2
SGSN 1
NRI = 1
SGSN 1
NRI = 2
Iur
atm
atm
Shared RNC
RNC
Shared
Plmn2, RNC
RNC
Plmn2,
Plmn1, RNC
RNC
Plmn1,
UE
UE
3.8
IUR TOPOLOGY
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RNC
RNC
RNC
RNC
RNC
RNC
Aal2Switch
Aal2Switch
Iur
MGw
MGw
Iu & Iur
RNC
RNC
RNC
RNC
Atm
Atm
backbone
backbone
Iu & Iur
MGw
MGw
TEG
Figure 3-7 Iur Point to Point topologies
The Figure below represents the Iur interface with several aal2Switches inserted on the Utran, allowing the
traffic distribution over different path, the securisation of the traffic against Node/Link failure (see
qaal2alternateRouting feature):
aal2If 1
AAL2
switch
1
Pa
th
ths
Pa
RNC 10
A2EA 10
PC 10
Paths
RNC 11
A2EA 11
PC 11
PC 21
RNC 1
A2EA 1
PC 1
Path
s 1, 2
,
aal2If 2
AAL2
switch
2
Paths
PC 22
RNC 12
A2EA 12
PC 12
TEG
Figure 3-8 Topology with several aal2Switch
The Figure below represents one more case of topology, on the RNC side the IuCS and Iur traffic share one
common transmission links, an aal2Switch is inserted between the RNC and the remote aal2 endPoint n
odes (MGw and neighbor RNC):
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RNC
RNC
RNC
RNC
RNC
RNC
ALCAP
Port
Port
MTP3 MTP3
Saal
Saal
ATM
ATM
ATM
Backbone
16p OC3/STM1
OC3/STM1 FP
FP
16p
Transport CP
IuCS & IuR common resources:
- ALCAP SL,
- Paths.
AAL2
ATM
Port
Port
(option)
ATM
UP
AAL2
AAL2
Switch
Switch
ATM
Backbone
IuR:
- ALCAP SLs,
- Paths,
- (CP VCCs).
IuCS:
- ALCAP SL,
- Paths,
- (CP VCCs )
CS
CS
coreNetwork
coreNetwork
(option)
STM1
TEG
Figure 3-9 IuCS and Iur switched at aal2 layer.
3.9
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Iur
qos0Path, cbr vcc
Path,
Path, cbr
cbr vcc
vcc
Path,
Path, cbr
cbr vcc
vcc
Path,
Path, cbr
cbr vcc
vcc
UMTS DS calls
Iub qos1Path,nrtVbr
qos1Path,nrtVbr Vcc
Vcc
Iub
Path,
Path, cbr
cbr vcc
vcc
Iub qos0Path,
qos0Path, rtVbr
rtVbr Vcc
Vcc
Iub
Aal5 vcc
vcc
Aal5
Aal5 vcc
vcc
Aal5
Iu Path
Path
Iu
Iu Path
Path
Iu
Iu Path
Path
Iu
Iu Path
Path
Iu
Nortel RNC
RNC
Nortel
(drift Rnc)
Rnc)
(drift
Nokia RNC
RNC
Nokia
(serving
Rnc)
(serving Rnc)
IuCs
Iub CID
Seizure
Iub
NodeB
NodeB
Figure 3-10 Iw with Nokia RNC acting as the serving RNC
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Path,
Path, cbr
cbr vcc
vcc
Path,
Path, cbr
cbr vcc
vcc
Path,
Path, cbr
cbr vcc
vcc
Path,
Path, cbr
cbr vcc
vcc
Iub Path,
Path, Vcc
Vcc
Iub
Iub Path,
Path, Vcc
Vcc
Iub
Aal5 vcc
vcc
Aal5
Aal5 vcc
vcc
Aal5
Iu Path
Path
Iu
Iu Path
Path
Iu
Iu Path
Path
Iu
Iu
Path
Iu Path
UMTS DS calls
Nokia RNC
RNC
Nokia
(driftRnc)
Rnc)
(drift
Nortel RNC
RNC
Nortel
(serving
Rnc)
(serving Rnc)
IuCS
Iub
The Nortel RNC, acting as the serving RNC, seizes a
CID over an Iur Path and achieve qos between Umts
bearers.
NodeB
NodeB
IuPS
Path,
Path, cbr
cbr vcc
vcc
Path,
Path, cbr
cbr vcc
vcc
Iub qos1Path,nrtVbr
qos1Path,nrtVbr Vcc
Vcc
Iub
Path,
Path, cbr
cbr vcc
vcc
Iub qos0Path,
qos0Path, rtVbr
rtVbr Vcc
Vcc
Iub
Aal5 vcc
vcc
Aal5
Aal5 vcc
vcc
Aal5
Iu Path
Path
Iu
Iu Path
Path
Iu
Iu Path
Path
Iu
Iu Path
Path
Iu
Iur
Path,
Path, cbr
cbr vcc
vcc
Nortel RNC
RNC
Nortel
Nokia RNC
RNC
Nokia
IuCs
Iub CID
Seizure
Iub
NodeB
NodeB
Figure 3-12 Summary of UMTS flows distribution on Iur paths
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Associate one aal2If instance to all the A2EA identifying the neighbor NodeB under
neighbor E/// RNC control: [a2ea 1-00, a2ea 1-xx] => aal2If 350,
The ALU RNC supports up to 128 A2EA shared by all the Utran aal2 interfaces
Assigned the Qos0Path = 4433 and Qos1Path = 4473 to the aal2If 350,
Assigned the E/// neighbor RNC PC=pc10 and the NI to the aal2If 350,
Associate the Path 4433 to a Cbr Vcc and the Path 4473 to an rtVbr Vcc.
Path 4433, Path 4473 and associate them to the Vcc and serviceCategory suggested by E///.
Second suggestion:
-
Assign to each NodeB under E/// RNC control and neighbor of the NodeB under ALU RNC
control, an A2EA including a common Prefix, lets called it the A2EAPrefix.
Path 4433, Path 4473 and associate them to the Vcc and serviceCategory suggested by E///.
Rely on the A2EAPrefix feature see Erreur ! Source du renvoi introuvable.; associate
one aal2If instance to the A2EAPrefix identifying the neighbor NodeB under neighbor E///
RNC control: [A2EAPrefix] => aal2If 350,
Indeed one single entrance is used in the RNC aal2 Translation Table.
Assigned the Qos0Path = 4433 and Qos1Path = 4473 to the aal2If 350,
Assigned the E/// neighbor RNC PC=pc10 and the NI to the aal2If 350,
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3.10
Associate the Path 4433 to a Cbr Vcc and the Path 4473 to an rtVbr Vcc.
PLANE DESCRIPTION
Since the hspa streaming is enable on the Iur interface, it is transmitted together with R99 CS Streaming
over the qos1 vcc.
The DRNC aal2 congestionManagement status is taken into consideration for determining the hspa credit
allocation information transmitted to the SRNC through the FP protocol (outside of the TEG scope see
[R226]).
RNSAP
RNSAP
SCCP
SCCP
SCCP
SCCP
ALCAP
ALCAP
ALCAP
ALCAP
MTP3B
MTP3B
MTP3B
MTP3B
SSCF
SSCF
SSCF
SSCF
SSCOP
SSCOP
SSCOP
SSCOP
AAL5
AAL5
AAL5
AAL5
ATM
ATM
ATM
ATM
PHY
PHY
PHY
PHY
Atm
Atm
Backbone
Backbone
PDC
PDC
TMU
TMU PMC-M
PMC-M AP-NI
AP-NI saalNni
saalNni FP
FP
(option)
(option)
ALU
ALU RNC
RNC
RNC
RNC
Stm1 Cl
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SS7
ALCAP
MTP3B
SSCF-NNI
RNC
RNC
SSCOP
AAL5
PC
PC xx
Neighb
Neighb
RNC
RNC
ATM
PHY / STM1
PC
PC yy
Aal2endPoint
endPoint
Aal2
Aal2endPoint
endPoint
Aal2
TEG
Figure 3-14 the neighbor RNC identified by one PC
If the neighbor RNC is identified by more than one PC then one neighbor RNC PC is used to identify one
routeSet which carries RNSAP, whereas the other neighbor RNC PC are used to identified other routeSet
dedicated to the Alcap protocols.
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RNC
RNC
PC
PC xx
ALCAP
MTP3B
MTP3B
SSCF-NNI
SSCF-NNI
SSCOP
SSCOP
AAL5
AAL5
ATM
ATM
PHY / STM1
PHY / STM1
Neighb
Neighb
RNC
RNC
PC
PC yy
PC
PC zz
Aal2endPoint
endPoint
Aal2
Aal2endPoint
endPoint
Aal2
TEG
Figure 3-15 Neighbouring RNC, identified by two PC
Furthermore, the SS7 topology is impacted in case of insertion of aal2Switch on the Iur interface as
indicated in the following figures:
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MTP3B
SSCF-NNI
SSCF-NNI
SSCOP
SSCOP
AAL5
AAL5
ATM
ATM
PHY / STM1
PHY / STM1
RNC
RNC
PC
PC xx
ALCAP
MTP3B
PC
PC yy
Aal2Switch
Aal2Switch
PC
PC zz
Aal2endPoint
endPoint
Aal2
Aal2endPoint
endPoint
Aal2
Aal2endPoint
endPoint
Aal2
Aal2endPoint
endPoint
Aal2
Neighb
Neighb
RNC
RNC
TEG
Figure 3-16 Aal2Switch inserted on the Iur interface
One RNSAP routeSet is configured between the two neighbour RNC, whereas the Alcap routeSet is initiated
in one RNC and end in the aal2Switch.
3.10.2.2
ATM
One atm connection is associated to each SL configured at Mtp3 level. Therefore as many CP vcc are
configured as amount of SL, whatever the amount of routeSet configured on the Iur interface.
The atm connections configured in the UMTS control plane originate in the RNC-IN of one RNC and
terminate in the adjacent RNC.
As an option, these atm connections may be switched in atmSwitch (es) inserted on the Iur interface, or ends
within an intermediate aal2Switch.
The Iur Rnsap and Alcap CP vcc are configured with the rtVbr serviceCategory which is mapped to EP=3.
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IUR
IUR UP
UP
AAL2
AAL2
ATM
ATM
ATM
ATM
PHY
PHY
PMC-Rab
PMC-PC
PMC-Rab PMC-PC
PHY
PHY
FP
FP
ALU
ALU RNC
RNC
Stm1 Cl
PHY
PHY
AAL2
AAL2
AAL2
AAL2
ATM
ATM ATM
ATM
ATM
ATM
PHY
PHY
PHY
PHY
PHY
PHY
Optional
Optional
atmSwitch
atmSwitch
all2Switch
all2Switch
RNC
RNC
ALU or
otherVendor
3.10.3.1
AAL2-USER
On the Iur interface, the aal2-users are the UMTS TRB (TrafficRadioBearer) and dSRB (dedicated
SignalingRadioBearer).
The ALU RNC doesnt support the cSRB on the Iur interface (commonSSRB: RACH, FACH, HS-DSCH).
One aal2 CID is seized per TRB and one aal2 CID is seized per dedicatedSRB.
In the specific case of one UE involved in one CS and PS calls and moving from one RNC area to another
then 3 CID are seized: on CID is seized for the CS TRB, one CID is seized for the PS TRB and one single
CID is seized for the dSRB.
The amount of CID seized by the TRB and the dedicated SRB is directly proportional to the user traffic.
Application:
Each Iur link addition induces the seizure of 2 CID (one for TRB and one for dSRB) as a result one aal2
path supports up to 248/2= 124 UMTS links (abstraction of the commonSRB).
[R17&20].
3.10.3.2
AAL2:
Within the ALU RNC, each Neighbor RNC is identified by means of one IurIf and as many aal2If instances
as amount of SS7 ALCAP PC s identifying the adjacent aal2 node (either neighbor RNC or aal2Switch)
Assuming a neighbor RNC identified at MTP3 level by means of one single PC, then one single aal2If
values is assigned to this neighbor RNC in the local RNC.
The aal2If identifies the Neighbor RNC Transport UserPlane.
Under each aal2If instance identifying one adjacent aal2 node, are per default configured 2 qos0 paths, 2
qos1 paths, 2 qos2 paths, 2 qos3 paths.
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ATM:
Per default are configured: 2 qos0 vcc, 2 qos1 vcc, 2 qos2 vcc, 2 qos3 vcc.
Based on the UMTS Dimensioning on the Iur interface, different amount of aal2 vcc may be requested.
The ATM connections originate in the RNC and terminate either in the adjacent RNC or as an option
terminate in an aal2Switch or are switched in an atmSwitch.
vcc
Atm Qos
qos0 vcc
Cbr
EP2
qos1 vcc
rtVbr
EP3
R99 I/B
qos2 vcc
nrtVbr
EP4
Hspa I/B
qs3vcc
ubr
EP7
Remark:
The reason why the cbr was assigned against the qos0 vcc and not the rtVbr serviceCategory as on the
Iub interface is to satisfy the case where both IuCS and Iur traffics shared the same transmission link.
4.1
LIMITATION
Amount of neighbor RNC:
UA6:
The RNC supports up to 36 neighbours RNC.
UA5:
The RNC supports up to 24 neighbours RNC.
UA:
The RNC supports up to 20 neighbours RNC.
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4.2
UA4-2:
The Hsdpa traffic is not supported on the Iur interface.
PNNI
4.3
UA 4-1:
The RNC supports Pnni on all 3 UTRAN interfaces.
AAL2
UA4-2:
The loadBalancing = [weight, spread] parameter is removed.
A new algorithm is in charge of distributed the Utran aal2 vcc over the PMC-PC.
UA6:
Supported
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UA 4-2:
As an option the ACR definition is either:
- per IuxIf ACR = ECRgcac for all the aal2 paths under one IuxIf whatever the Path
aal2Qos,
- per aal2Qos ACR = ECRgcac for all the aal2 paths with the same aal2Qos,
UA 4-1:
One EBR values is set per RAB and per Utran interface (FRS27083).
UA 4-1:
One EBR values is set per RAB, it applies to all the Utran interfaces.
UA 4&3:
The PC-CAC is active on RNC.
4.3.5 ALCAP
UA 4-2 :
- Alcap is implemented in the PMC-M.
- The Alcap is partly compliant with [R46], the RNC Alcap inserts the aal2Qos information in the
Alcap ERQ.
UA 4-2 :
The IuxIf component is replaced by the IurIf and Aal2If components
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4.3.7 A2EA
UA 4-2:
RNC aal2 Translation Table:
UA 4-1:
RNC aal2 Translation Table:
UA 4-2 :
Supported.
4.4
SS7
UA 4-0:
The MTP3B the saalNni and the Alcap protocols are implemented in the RNC-IN within the PDCSaalNni and AP-NI components.
UA 3-1:
The MTP3B the saalNni and the Alcap protocols are implemented in the RNC-CN.
SS7, PC amount:
UA 5-0:
The RNC supports up to 64 PC on the UTRAN.
UA 4-2:
The RNC supports up to 43 PC on the UTRAN.
Alcap PC:
UA 4-0:
The RNC supports up to 2 Alcap destination PC per neighbor RNC,
SS7 Topology:
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Aal2 Topology:
4.5
UA 4-2:
The RNC supports up to 10 aal2Switches on each aal2 interface.
Up to UA 4-1:
The RNC supports up to 2 aal2Switches on each aal2 interface.
SOC
MTP3 SOC:
- MTP3 and MTP3-B are supported (not concurrently);
When changeOver occurs, non transmitted and non acknowledge MSU are discarded.
Route management
Forced rerouting
Controlled rerouting
SCCP SOC:
SS7 Stack migration to RNC-IN:
-
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5 TRANSPORT IDENTIFIERS
5.1
VPC
To cover the case of Iur and Iu traffic sharing the same RNC link, the Iur vpi range values must be
different from the Iu vpi range values. Beside it is not forecasted to transmit the Iu, Iur and Iub traffic on
one single stm1 link.
Reserved Iur Vpi values:
-
Note :
- If both Iur and IuCS atm connections are configured on the same RNC link, verify that that the vpi
= [40 to 49] is not already used on the IuCS interface. If this range is used then select a range of vpi
already assigned to another CS coreNetwork node and not used.
-
5.2
UA6
Add Hspa Streaming
Shared bwPool
- 2 DS cbr vcc, TDDS
- 2 nDS rtVbr vcc, TDNDS
- 1 or 2 Hspa ubr vcc
Shared bwPool
=> sharedForAllTrafficTypes
- 2 qos0 cbr vcc, TDDS
- 2 qos1 rtVbr vcc, TDxx
- 2 qos2 nrtVbr vcc, TDNDS
- 1 or 2 qos3 ubr/ubr+ vcc
=> sharedForAllTrafficTypes
=> 2 qos0 cbr vcc, TDDS
=> 2 qos2 rtVbr vcc, TDNDS
=> 1 or 2 qos3 ubr/ubr+ vcc
TransportMap:
- Iur aal2If linked to transportMap/1
TransportMap:
- Iur aal2If linked to transportMap/1
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5.3
CONTROL PLANE
one single routeSet is configured per Iur interface, identified by PCRNC and PCneighborRNC, then the
SL within the routeSet carry both RNSAP and Alcap, or
one RNSAP dedicated routeSet identified by PCRNC and PCneighborRNC and one or several ALCAP
routeSets identified by PCRNC and PCAlcapNeighborRNC are configured.
In the case of the Iur interface composed of two ALU RNC, one single routeSet is configured.
In any cases, one Iur CP vcc is associated to each SL.
According to ITU, one routeSet is composed of up two 16 SL, moreover it is recommended to configured at
least 2 SL per routeSet, furthermore the amount SL within a routeSet should be a 2 power of n.
In a broadband context, assume up to 8 SL is enough per routeSet.
The rule below provides the suggested vpi.vci on the RNC side for the Iur CP vcc:
Iur
aal
aal2
SC
cbr
Vpi
qos2 vcc
qos3 vcc
CP Rnsap
CP Alcap
aal2
aal2
aal5
aal5
rtVbr
ubr
rtVbr
rtVbr
< 33
and
34 < 39
48
Vci
to
49
#
2
50
52
32
54
to
to
to
to
51
53
39
61
2
2
8
8
Remark: The table is applicable as long as the vpi: [40-49] are not already used by the IuCS.
5.4
USER PLANE
The Iur UMTS userPlane traffic uses the services from aal2 /atm.
Values
to
36
#
36
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In case of no aal2Switch on the Iur interface, one aal2if instance is assigned per neighbour RNC, else one
aal2if is assigned per adjacent aal2Switch. The table below provides the suggested Iur aal2If range:
Values
1
to
299
600
to
2700
300
to
349
375
to
564
350
to
374
1225
to
1235
#
299
2101
50
190
25
11
The pool of aal2if supported by the ALU RNC may be shared between the Iur and the IuCS interface, in the
case of aal2Switch (es) inserted on the IuCS and Iur interface.
Remark: The aal2If dedicated to the Iub interface can not be shared with the other Utran aal2 interfaces.
The table below provides the suggested aal2If range in case of aal2Swiching function applying to both IuCS
& Iur interface:
aal2If, aal2 switches Iucs/Iur
Interfaces:
Iu/Iur
300
Values
to
309
#
10
A RNC supporting up to 36 neighbors RNC, then are reserved 72 qos0 pathId values, 72 qos1 pathId values,
72 aal2Qos2 pathId values and 72 aal2Qos2 pathId values.
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The rule below provides the suggested pathId values for the Iur interface; it encompasses the range assigned
in previous releases and an extended range to cover the current release requirement:
without hspa stream
Path
Iur
QOS
qos0
qos2
qos3
4425
4569
PATHID
to
4472
to
4592
4473
4593
4521
4617
to
to
to
to
4520
4616
4568
4640
#
48
24
48
24
48
24
Iur
QOS
qos0
qos1
qos2
qos3
4425
4569
4641
4473
4593
4521
4617
PATHID
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
4472
4592
4712
4520
4616
4568
4640
#
48
24
72
48
24
48
24
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Iur
aal
aal2
SC
cbr
Vpi
qos2 vcc
qos3 vcc
CP Rnsap
CP Alcap
aal2
aal2
aal5
aal5
rtVbr
ubr
rtVbr
rtVbr
< 33
and
34 < 39
48
Vci
to
49
#
2
50
52
32
54
to
to
to
to
51
53
39
61
2
2
8
8
49
41
51
53
39
61
#
2
2
2
2
8
8
Iur
aal
aal2
aal2
aal2
aal2
aal5
aal5
SC
cbr
rtVbr
nrtVbr
ubr
rtVbr
rtVbr
Vpi
< 33
and
34 < 39
48
40
50
52
32
54
Vci
to
to
to
to
to
to
Remark: These tables are applicable as long as the vpi: [40-49] are not already used by the IuCS.
5.5
TRAFFIC CONTRACT
The trafficDescriptor values are specific to a network; they depend on the customer traffic expectation on
the interface and the customer strategy.
The setting of the atm TrafficDescriptor is the result of an UMTS Traffic Dimensioning study , which uses
as input:
- The customer trafficModel,
- The node hardware composition (eg: #RNC PSFP, ),
- The result of the network architecture studies (eg: #SL, VP formation, transmission
ports assignment to UMTS interfaces).
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6 ABBREVIATIONS
A2EA
AAL
AAL2 CPS
AAL2 SSSAR
AAL5 CP
AAL5 SSCS
AESA
ALCAP
APS
ASP
CP
Control Port
CPCH
CCP
CID
DchFP
DRNC
Drift RNC
DS
Delay Sensitive
DSCH
EP
Emission Priority
FACH
FP
GMM
NBAP-c
NBAP common
NBAP-d
NBAP dedicated
NDS
NNI
OEM
PCH
Paging Channel
PNNI
Private NNI
POC
Point Of Concentration
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Plan Of Record
QOS
Quality Of Service
RACH
RNC-AN
RNC-CN
RNC-IN
RNS
RRM
SC
Service Category
SPVC
SRB
SRNC
Serving RNC
STC
TMU-R
UNI
UP
User Plane
USCH
VC
Virtual Channel
VCC
VCI
VP
Virtual Path
VPI
VPNNI
Virtual PNNI
VPT
Virtual Path Terminator (ATM network entity that unbundles a VPC into its VCC
elements for processing)
VR
Virtual Router
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