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RAC applies different criteria for call estblishment and Mobility (HO)
RAC compares the number of currently allocated RRC connections in the cell
against following parameter:
addAUeRrHo addAUeTcHo
Additional # of active UEs, which are allowed Additional # of active UEs, which are
to access a cell via handover with HO cause: allowed to access a cell via handover with
"HO desirable for radio reasons", when RRC HO cause: "Time critical handover", when
connection (maxNumRrc) or active UE RRC connection (maxNumRrc) or active
(maxNumActUE) limit already reached. UE (maxNumActUE) limit already reached
LNCEL; 0...840;1; 15 LNCEL; 0...840;1; 20
0 implies that no admission priority is granted for UEs accessing the cell via HO
Admission of SRB1 for Emergency Call
RAC compares the number of currently allocated RRC connections in the cell against following parameter:
Note: maxNumRrcEmergency should be greater than the actual configured threshold maxNumRrc
Admission of Single non-GBR radio bearer
As part of the S1AP initial context setup, the bearer management function requests RAC to admit the
single non-GBR data radio bearer setup request for UEs for which the SRB1 and SRB2 have been
successfully established.
RAC compares the number of currently UEs with established DRB in the cell against following
parameter:
addAUeRrHo addAUeTcHo
Additional # of active UEs, which are allowed Additional # of active UEs, which are
to access a cell via handover with HO cause: allowed to access a cell via handover with
"HO desirable for radio reasons", when RRC HO cause: "Time critical handover", when
connection (maxNumRrc) or active UE RRC connection (maxNumRrc) or active
(maxNumActUE) limit already reached. UE (maxNumActUE) limit already reached
LNCEL; 0...840;1; 15 LNCEL; 0...840;1; 20
Admission of Multiple EPS bearers
The bearer management function requests RAC to admit the Data Radio Bearer setup request for UEs for
which the SRB1 and SRB2 have been successfully established.
RAC compares the number of currently established DRB in the cell against following parameter:
addNumDrbRadioReasHo addNumDrbTimeCriticalHo
Additional margin for the maximum number of Additional margin for the maximum number
active DRBs in the cell accessing the cell via of active DRBs in the cell accessing the cell
HO with HO-cause: "HO desirable for radio via HO with HO-cause: "Time Critical HO".
reasons. LNCEL; 0...4200;1; 60
LNCEL; 0...4200;1; 35
Admission of QCI1 Conversational bearers
The bearer management function requests RAC to admit the data radio bearer setup request for UEs
conversational voice
RAC compares the number of currently established QCI=1 DRB in the cell against following parameter:
0...200, step
maxNumQci1Drb 100 Max Number QCI1 DRBs (GBRs)
1
(LNCEL)
Admission Control criteria for QCI=1 Conversational EPS bearers:
addNumQci1DrbRadioReasHo addNumQci1DrbTimeCriticalHo
Additional margin for the maximum number of Additional margin for the maximum number
active DRBs in the cell accessing the cell via of active DRBs in the cell accessing the cell
HO with HO-cause: "HO desirable for radio via HO with HO-cause: "Time Critical HO".
reasons. LNCEL; 0...200;1; 20
LNCEL; 0...200;1; 15
Radio Bearer Management
Main feature of RL20 is retrieval & utilisation of UE capabilities in RRM
A Layer 3 RRC signaling procedure
3GPP TS 36.306 defines UE capabilities
Radio Bearer Management
Radio Admission Control may select UL/DL maximum bitrates for a UE:
based on UE capability information received from UE (mbrSelector=0)
based on O&M parameters maxBitRateUl and maxBitRateDl
(mbrSelector =1)
mbrSelector
LNCEL; 0 (ueCapability), 1 (OaM) ; 0
The max. Bitrate for a UE in UL & DL for all radio bearers incl. SRBs are
limited to O&M parameter setting:
maxBitRateDl maxBitRateUl
LNCEL; 50300000kbps;50 ; LNCEL; 5075000kbps;50 ;
170000 Kbps 50000 Kbps
Radio Admission Control for Intra-Frequency HO
Better to support the call with Handover rather than rejecting and/or dropping
Radio Admission Control for Intra-Frequency HO
Otherwise
reject HO request for target cell
Smart admission Control
New addGbrTrafficRrHo
Estimation of needed resources for GBR-DRBs Additional margin on the threshold
Load measurements are base for admission decision "maxGbrTrafficLimit" in case of handover
for radio reasons.
Max. amount of GBR-DRBs (CR ongoing) LNCEL; 0... 30; 5
addGbrTrafficRrHo
Additional margin on the threshold
"maxGbrTrafficLimit" in case of handover
for time critical reasons .
LNCEL; 0... 30; 10
Smart admission Control RL40
i =1
grossreqbitrate
PRBnew <
transm.efficiency
ARP Based Admission Control RL40
Emergency calls 7 Y N
Conversational voice 10 Y Y
Conversational video 12 Y Y
Foreground data 12 Y Y
Background data 14 N y
ARP Based Admission Control RL40
Examples
Example 2: Single commercial operator and one public safety (PS) operator
Additional offered services compared to example 1 :
PS Background TCP-based data transfer (e.g. e-mail)
PS Foreground TCP-based data transfer (e.g. database access)
PS Conversational voice
PS Emergency calls
Proposed ARP Settings
Values for ARP handling for emergency IMS sessions done on a per PLMN basis.
emerSessArpPreemCap Whether a service data flow can get resources that were already assigned to another service
data flow with a lower priority level.
emerSessArpPreemVul Defines whether a service data flow can lose the resources assigned to it in order to admit a
service data flow with higher priority level.
emerSessArpPrioLev For emergency sessions, only ARP priority levels 1-8 may be applied
Huawei - Admission Control
Huawei Admission Control - Overview
During admission control, an eNodeB decides whether to accept a guaranteed bit rate (GBR) service request (either new
service or handover) based on
the physical resource block (PRB) usage and
the quality of service (QoS) satisfaction rate of GBR services.
During congestion control, the eNodeB controls system load to ensure a high overall QoS satisfaction rate and stable
system operation.
Benefit
Load control maintains system stability by rejecting certain admission requests or releasing some admitted services,
while maximizing resource usage.
Load control ensures the quality of admitted services by controlling the cell load. It also provides the required QoS for
individual radio bearers and maximizes cell capacity.
Admission Control
Radio-resource-based admission control is categorized into user admission and service admission
When a piece of user equipment (UE) requests access to a network, that is, when a UE requests setup of a radio
resource control (RRC) connection or requests an incoming handover, the E-UTRAN NodeB (eNodeB) performs the
user admission procedure
When a UE that has accessed a cell requests a new service, that is, when a UE requests establishment of an E-UTRAN
radio access bearer (E-RAB) or requests an incoming handover, the eNodeB performs the service admission
procedure
User Admission
In user admission, UE numbers are reserved for privileged UEs to increase their admission success rates. Privileged
UEs include emergency UEs and high-priority UEs with a "highPriorityAccess" cause value in an RRC connection
establishment request. Other UEs are common UEs.
The prioritized access to services of privileged UEs can be achieved based on user preemption. However, user
preemption is not allowed in some areas according to local regulations. Therefore, UE numbers are reserved for
privileged UEs to ensure the admission of these UEs.
The UE numbers reserved for privileged UEs are controlled by the CellRacThd.AcReservedUserNumber parameter.
Actual Recomm
MO Parameter ID Meaning Value ended
Range Value
Indicates the UE numbers reserved for UEs initiating emergency calls and
high-priority UEs. If this parameter is set to 0, no UE number is reserved
CellRacThd AcReservedUserNumber for UEs initiating emergency calls and high-priority UEs. A non-zero value 0~30 0
of this parameter represents the maximum UE number reserved for UEs
initiating emergency calls and high-priority UEs.
The purpose of Admission Control is to control the admission of UEs and E-RABs in such a way that requested Quality of
Service can be achieved for the UE or E-RAB seeking admission, as well as for the UEs or E-RABs previously admitted.
Admission control can also be configured to reserve a share of system resources to be used only for privileged access, for
example emergency calls. By reserving system resources, the accessibility and mobility success rate increases for UEs and
bearers assigned with privileged access.
The following types of admission control are defined in the LTE basic system:
Emergency Call Prioritization
Transport Network Admission Control
Monitored System Resources (MSR)
To understand whether the RBS can admit a request, it considers its Monitored System Resources (MSRs),
as shown in figure below.
Each MSR represents the utilization of a system resource that potentially is a bottleneck in the RBS.
Moreover, the MSRrepresents the accumulated resource utilization from all admitted requests.
Admission Control - Parameter
MO Class Name Parameter Name Parameter Description Range and Values Default Value
AdmissionControl resourceReservationForPAState Activates or deactivates the Resource Reservation for ACTIVATED DEACTIVATED
Priviliged Access. DEACTIVATED