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Session Establishment
UATI assignment & configuration negotiation access authentication
location update
connection setup
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Session Establishment(2)
a. The AT and the AN initiate HRPD session establishment. A session is
established where protocols and protocol configurations are negotiated, stored and used for communications between the AT and the AN.
b-c. The AT and the AN initiate Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP) and LCP
AN-AAA. The AN-AAA looks up a password based on the User-name attribute in the Access-Request message and if the access authentication passes, the AN-AAA sends an Access-Accept message on the A12 interface.
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Session Establishment(3)
g. The AN returns an indication of CHAP access authentication
procedure. The AN may also retrieve the PANID from the AT if necessary.
i-m. The service connection of air interface and A8/A10 interface
are established.
n. The PPP link is established between AT and PDSN. o. Now, connection is established, the user data packets can be
24 bit UATI 24
UATI 32
RATI is used between AN and AT before UATI is assigned. BATI is used when AN broadcasts message on CC channel. After UATI assignment, UATI is used to identify AT on air interface. When subnet changed, AT should send UATIRequest for updating UATI. It
UATI Assignment
AT UatiRequest
2.
AN
1.
After AT acquired a network, it will send UATIRequest with RATI for UatiAssignment. AN uses ESN for distinguishing AT. So, AN sends HardwareIDRequest to enquery ESN (Electronic Serial Number) of AT. After getting ESN from HardwareIDResponse, AN assigns an UATI and sends it to AT. Including UATIColorCode and UATI024. AT responses it with UatiComplete.
HardwareIDRequest
HardwareIDResponse UatiAssignment
UatiComplete
3.
4.
UATI = UATIColorCode | UATI024 After UATI assignment, AT will use UATI to communicate with AN.
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Configuration Negotiation
AN and AT may consult with each other on some air interface parameters.
AN
ConfigurationRequest message to provide an acceptable attribute value list of each attribute. The sender should list the acceptable attribute values of each attribute in the order of descended priority.
The receiver uses the
ConfigurationResponse message to provide the accepted attribute value list of each attribute. These accepted attribute values are selected from the acceptable attribute value list.
When all configuration negotiations are complete, the sender sends the ConfigurationComplete message.
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Access Authentication
1.
AT Setup connection between AN and AT (i.e. traffic channel of air interface). Refer to AN Originated Connection Setup. The AT and the AN initiate PPP and LCP negotiations for access authentication. Refer to IETF: RFC 1661, Point-to-Point Protocol. The AN generates a random challenge and sends it to the AT in a CHAP Challenge message.
AN
Connection Setup
AN-AAA
2.
LCP Configure-Request LCP Configure-Ack CHAP Challenge CHAP Response A12 Access Request A12 Access Accept / A12 Access reject CHAP (authorization result) Connection Close
3.
4.
The AT answers it with CHAP response message which carries access user name and encrypted password.
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When the AN receives the CHAP response message from the AT, it sends an Access-Request message on the A12 interface to the AN-AAA. Which carries:
access user name (Network Access Identifier),
CHAP-Password,
IP address of AN, CHAP-Challenge = challenge value issued by AN,
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The AN-AAA looks up a password based on the User-name attribute in the Access-Request message. If the access authentication passes, the AN-AAA assigns an IMSI and sends an A12 Access-Accept message back to AN. If the access authentication fails, the AN-AAA sends an Access-Reject message on the A12 interface. The AN returns an indication of CHAP access authentication success or failure to the AT. IMSI is used between AN and PDSN and PDSN-AAA.
7.
8.
9.
IMSI = 250092040002807
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name written into two ATs. That is two ATs get the same access user name.
AN-AAA assigns IMSI according to access user name for every AT. So,
these two ATs. But PCF and PDSN use IMSI to distinguish ATs and setup only one link.
So, both of the two ATs can not transmit packets to internet.
AP1
INTERNET
AP2
AT
AN
PCF
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PDSN
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Location Update
The AN uses LocationRequest to query
AN
Length 15 16
PACKET_ZONE_ID
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ConnectionRequest (RouteUpdate Message) ACAck A9 Setup A8 A11 registration request (lifttime 0) A11 registration reply (accept)
TrafficChannelComplete
A9 Update A8
A9 Update A8 Ack
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ConnectionClose message, it shall consider the connection closed. It is not necessary to send ConnectionClose to AT.
A9 release-A8 carries release
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Session Release
If AT receives
with A8 connection
without A8 connection
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Soft Handoff
Correct neighbor list and GPS clock is essential important for SHO.
PN1 = 4 PN2 = 172 PN1 = 4 PN2 = 172, but BTS send PN=174 caused by wrong clock. MS cant see PN2 even in remainder pilot set. PN2 becomes an island.
Neighbor list: PN1, 340 PN2, 172 PN3, 64 PN4, 128 PN5, 72
PN2, 64
PN3, 128 PN4, 72
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DRCCover = 1, BTS1 is the serving sector. BSC sends packets to BTS1 and BTS1 sends packets to AT. When AT moves to BTS2, DRCCover change to 2, i.e. BTS becomes serving sector. BTS2 requests BSC to send packets to it, while BTS1 requests BSC to stop sending packets, and tells BSC the last packet number it sent. So, BSC turns to BTS2, and BTS2 begin to send traffic data to AT. BTS1 clear its buffer for handoff back
(DRCCover = 2) (DRCCover = 2)
4.
(last packet number) (to clear the remainder packets in BTS buffer)
5.
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In soft handoff, a branch maybe has best forward link but not best reverse link. Maybe caused by high site, different tx power, reverse interference.
For example: forward link of AP1 is better than AP2, but reverse link of AP2 is better.
1. Only AP1 in the active set. C/I of AP1 is 3dB, its reverse link is not good, but power control can increase the ATs power. DRC channel is OK! 2. When AP2 added, it will indicate AT to decrease its power. And AP1 can lock DRC channel. The serving sector will switch to AP2.
AP1 AP1 AP2
Tx = 0dBm
AT DRC = 614.4kbps
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Keep Alive
AN will check periodically (default
period is 54/3 hours, MOD DOGCNP) whether AT is alive or not. If not, the session will be closed. In idle (with session without connection), AN and AT use keepalive message to shake hand with each other. In connection state, AN will send TCA to check AT alive or not.
connection established
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network.
With only one antenna/transceiver, it operates in a time-multiplexed
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an 1x network is available, a hybrid AT performs 1x idle state slotted operation regardless of whether the hybrid AT is idle, dormant, or active on an EVDO network. In 1x active state, AT will not monitor EVDO network.
DO monitoring slots
5.12s 2.56s
1x monitoring slots
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Notification carries the packet zone id, which will be send to PDSN. A9 setup A8 carries DRS=0, so, PCF will setup A10 but not setup A8.
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When Hybrid AT moves from 1x+DO area to 1x only area, it will dormant
handoff from EVDO to 1x network. Its data speed should be much less than EVDO. But user does not know the fact and complain it.
AT dialing software or phone screen should give some indication to user.
AT
1x + DO only 1x
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3s
5s
An Example of Hybrid AT
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is the color code of source AN. So target AN can find source AN to request old session information.
Target AN copy the
old session configurations and store them. It is not necessary to negotiated again.
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If you want to trace A12, A13, ESN must be input. For other interface, IMSI is necessary.
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not enough, it will limit the download and upload speed directly. A10: in general, A10 bandwidth is enough. But sometimes, it also become a bottleneck. Landswitch: the active Landswitch of Boise ever fault, some packets sent to it got lost. It reduce the data speed greatly. After we switch it to backup Landswitch, it restored. If there are any packets lost at territory link, they will be re-transmitted by TCP. It will be very harmful to data speed. It is more than air interface, because there is RLP in the air interface to compensate packet error.
BTS Abis Um
AN/PCF
Landswitch1
PDSN
Internet
A10/A11
Landswitch2
AT
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