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2. VoLTE IMS Network Architecture tutorial

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hi there this is a voltage architecture tutorial my name is Vikas and i am

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subject matter expert in the telecom industry here I am going to simplify

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volte mystery for you are you finding 3gpp specs extremely

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complicated clumsy and hard to understand yeah

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it's complex well not to worry at all this is a right place for you I am going

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to simplify and make it easy for you so that you are going to remember it

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forever I assure you you will feel much more comfortable with VoLTE

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architecture within the next few minutes let's start our journey with VoLTE

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Hi , Along with explaining the VoLTE architecture , I am also going to provide

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you two bonus tips on Volte network in the end . You will not find these

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practical tips anywhere else since I have learned these things over the time

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during past few years . This video contains Gist or Summary of all my

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learnings . I believe in building concepts without solid foundation you will

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trouble creating anything of a value . I am going to work on building your

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fundamentals in this particular video . This video will we will cover up high

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level nodes in VoLTE and also covers deconstruction of telephony services

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along with the integration of IMS functions . Let's quickly jump onto the

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fundamentals here

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Let's discuss about high level Volte connectivity

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what is volte ? . As diagram suggests it's all about carrying voice over LTE Data Network

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Since IMS is part of the Third Generation Partnership Project also called as 3GPP, this

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makes IMS as Standard solution with Pre-Defined Interworking with underlying 3G & 4G Services.

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Along with LTE Network, Operators can harness the true power of IMS which stands for IP

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Multimedia Subsystem.

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IMS is a standalone system which resides out of the LTE network and connected to PDN Gateway

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or PGW through SGi Service .

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Now , We can see this all IP Network which is LTE as access is being used for carrying voice calls

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Now , Let's discuss something about IMS , Now IMS as it have been shown in center in the Orange color

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You can clearly see like IMS is sitting out of LTE Network , This is standalone network which is sitting in the middle

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Now , Let me tell you something about the IMS

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IMS is a very old concept , It was was very very popular in Year 2003 - 2004

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almost 12-13 years back, this used to be a failed Concept

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What happened at that point of time

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When IMS have came into the picture and when it was introduced in year 2003

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Operators have conceived this as failed technology because it is too too complex

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Operators have seen it as far too expensive and burdensome to be introduced and to maintain

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With VoLTE Launch, This again got popular

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Now , VoLTE requires IMS to be there and to be sitting on top of core LTE network

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This have made IMS popular again and Its in Demand now a days again

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OK , In coming slides , We are going to discuss the VoLTE Building blocks

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As we discussed earlier , Its all about voice over LTE and it’s more or less exactly what it says on the tin . Rather

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than the 2G or 3G connections which are usually used for voice calls , VoLTE offers voice

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calls over all IP to IP based 4G Network . We tend to think of 4G as mostly being about

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downloading, streaming and web browsing, and indeed that’s primarily what it’s been

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used for so far, but it can also be used to next Level of Voice Services with IMS

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Now , Let's quickly see what all Benefits which Users will get along with VoLTE Services

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The First benefit which user is going to get is

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Superior call Experience - The Greatest advantage of VoLTE is that Voice call quality is superior

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from 2G or 3G connections . Essentially it’s an HD voice call and

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It’s a much richer experience over for end user

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Similarly , VoLTE also provides faster call setup

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VoLTE can connect call 2wise or 3rice as fast as currently used in 2G or 3G Network

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Our typically 2G or 3G call takes 4 to 6 seconds for maturing , While VoLTE requires only

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a typically less than 1 seconds or 1-2 seconds for getting connected end to end

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Other benefits of VoLTE for End users are better battery life

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Better battery life - Anyone who currently uses 4G could also find their battery life

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increased with VoLTE . For a Non-VoLTE call , Handset needs to switch from 4G to underlying

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3G or 2G network to receive voice call . This is done using CSFB or Circuit Switch Fall

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Back technology . This frequent switching of Mobile from 4G to 3G & Vice versa consumes

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lots of Battery . In VoLTE call , Users Need not to Go to 2G or 3G Network to receive voice call

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Now , That saves battery for end users , Similarly , There is one benefit which user is going to get

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That one is the Video calling , Just like OTT Providers such as Whatsapp , Facebook ,Google Duos and Skype

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VoLTE also gives you Video calling service , Now the benefit of this Video calling service is

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Its available on the stock dialer from the main handset itself , You need not to download any 3rd party

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Application from Google Play store or may be from the Apple Store , Its directly available from the handset itself

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you put a SIM , If its VoLTE enabled handset , You can straight away make a Video Call .. Just as simple as that ..

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As , next step , We are also going to De-Construct the entire network which is going to be used for

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VoLTE, Where we are going to discuss about Handset , The LTE Network , The IMS Core and the voice PSTN in coming slides

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On Left hand , We can see SIP Enabled User

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Equipment . This Handset or Smartphone needs to be VoLTE Compliant where SIM should support

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ISIM & SIP User Agent for making voice calls over VoLTE

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The 2nd one is the LTE Network which typically shows the ENodeBs and the LTE core network , We will also discuss this in brief in coming slides

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The 3rd one is the IMS Network which is sitting on top of underlying LTE Network

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The last one is the PSTN Network which is used for Break-in and Break-out of calls from IMS

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We are going to discuss in detail in the coming slides

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Let's quickly jump to the VoLTE handset component , The "1"st one

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We will start our Journey with User Handset . For VoLTE to work , User handset must support

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two critical things : 1st is the SIM Support which is there on left hand side

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and then the VoLTE Binary Application in Handset which is also called as user Agent

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Which is on the Right hand side .. So , Let's start with the SIM piece

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SIM plays the crucial role in the VoLTE Support

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SIM is known by the name of UICC which stands for Universal Integrated Circuit . There are primarily 3 types

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of SIM Cards :- The 1st one is typical SIM Card which is used for 2G or 3G

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This is a traditional SIM , It securely stores the international mobile subscriber

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identity (IMSI) and the related key used to identify and authenticate subscribers on mobile telephony

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The 2nd type of SIM is USIM . The USIM was introduced with 3G and 4G Services

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This is new Age SIM card which came to us

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The last one is ISIM which is used for VoLTE Services .

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ISIM is also known as IP Multimedia services identity module

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This is used by IMS or VoLTE subsystem

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For Authentication and rest of SIM functions . There are 2 Types of entities which are stored on this ISIM SIM :-

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1st one is IMPI , IMPI stands for IP Multimedia Private Identity . IMPI is a global identity allocated by home network.

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IMPI contains home operator’s domain information , The 2nd one is IMPU . IMPU stands for IP Multimedia Public Identity

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IMPU acts like a telephone number which can either be a SIP URI

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or a tel URI as defined in RFC 39664 , Now Let's see whats there on Right hand side

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Its our SIP User Agent , which we are going to discuss . Unlike , 2G or 3G or LTE , Where all Handsets

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are default supporting all available Network , VoLTE requires detailed Handset testing

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and Certification for Every Handset Make & Model . This testing is required as handset manufacturers

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and operators will be seeking to assure themselves that the underlying protocol features are

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present and functioning correctly . Operator want to ensure that the underlying IMS and

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protocol is functioning, and performing as intended, in order to deliver the expected

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quality of service . SIP user agent is typically a Binary which resides inside the handset

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The main function of this binary is to transmit & receive SIP

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messages . It Provides basic telephony functionality & It is acting as a client or a Server for exchanging the SIP Messages withe the IMS core

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Now , That's all about Handset . Now , Let's quickly jump to the Next slide where in like we are going to Cover

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High level building blocks of LTE Network

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Ok , Now we have covered the 1st Piece , Now quickly jump onto the 2nd one

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OK , This is s LTE Architecture slide

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I assume you already know LTE Architecture & will not spend too much time here . All

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Yellow Nodes are control Plane & are responsible for User Authentication . Control plane nodes

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include EnodeB , MME , HSS , OCS & PCRF

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The Green ones are User Plane which includes

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EnodeB , SGW & PGW . EnodeB is Radio cell site of LTE Network & is used in both Control

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& User Plane . PGW is also used for both User & Control Plane traffic

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Now , We have covered User Handset & LTE Core Network . Its time to demystify IMS Core network

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. VoLTE Voice Call Traffic is originated by User Handset & Terminates on IMS Network . LTE

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Network is just used as Bridge acting as IP Supporting Carrier for this communication

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. Now , We will jump on to IMS Core without wasting any further time

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This is 3GPP IMS VoLTE Architecture , I am going

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to simplify this in another few Minutes & you will be able to understand every individual

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component shown in this complicated diagram . The VoLTE IMS Architecture is covered under

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@ 3GPP 23.228 . Similarly , You can also study GSMA Document : GSMA FCM.01 and GSMA IR.92

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These 2 documents are really Good , If you want to further study VoLTE and want to Go in depth , You can refer to GSMA documents

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We will start with High level concept of LTE Network & Going to Stitch it together with IMS

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This is typical LTE Network which Provides high Speed Internet access . Traffic flows

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all the way from Mobile handset to EnodeB to SGW to PGW to Internet Cloud

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Signaling is controlled by MME and PGW with support of HSS , PCRF

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You can see User Payload Traffic flow along with Arrow on Screen

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LTE Network is part of Evolved Packet System as shown in diagram here .

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Our IMS Core Integration begins here . IMS stands for IP Multimedia Subsystem

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IMS Core is directly connected to PGW as shown on screen . This is connected over sGi Interface

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For LTE Network , IMS or SIP traffic is just another Payload similar to Internet Traffic

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. LTE PGW doesn’t Decode or Interfere this traffic .

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LTE is used as Carrier for accessing IMS Services which provides IP Telephony or Voice Services

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over IP Network , There could be multiple Access type for IMS Network such as Wifi , or

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Fix Broadband or DSL Networks

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SIP Server

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From This Slide onwards , I will start breaking down IMS Cloud in various Bits & Pieces to

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make it more clear to understand IMS Core consists of broadly Two Type of Network

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Elements , First is SIP Infrastructure & Another type of Nodes are Media Gateways . These are

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tightly coupled under IMS Core Network . Let’s understand SIP Server in detail

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Users are going to register with SIP Server which is Part of Control Plane & Signaling

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This SIP Server will setup Media Part or Payload of Voice Call with Media Gateway shown in

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in Blue Color which is further connected to PSTN

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SIP Server is anchoring point for Session set-up, session tear-down, session control

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along with BCDR Generation SIP Server is consisting of various sub Modules

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covered in upcoming Slides

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Media Gateway

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Now , Let’s Understand Media Gateway which is Highlighted in Green Color

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Media Gateway is Responsible for carrying actual voice traffic & handing it over to

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other Networks . These Media Gateways handles interworking of Voice traffic between IMS

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& PSTN Networks . Any call coming from traditional 2G or 3G

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or Fix line network is using this Media Gateway as Entry point to IMS Network .

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Media Gateway is Interconnect point to circuit-switched networks and Other IMS Network . It also handles

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Transcoding of the media plane . Broadly it the gateway between the LTE and other PSTN Networks

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For the sake of easiness , I am using only One Box depicting LTE Network

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This Consists of MME , SGW & PGW. There can be multiple access networks for

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providing IMS Services . This could be Wifi , Fix Broadband , DSL & LTE Networks

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As long as user handset supports SIP Device & has IP connectivity to reach IMS Network

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, We can offer IMS Services to User IPCAN Stands for IP Connectivity Access Network

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This is equivalent to Bearer of a IP Connectivity established from user towards IMS or Service Network

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Now , I am going to discuss most critical Element of IMS Core Network . We call this as CSCF , You can see it here in central SIP Server

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You can also see it here along with SIP Proxy in the diagram . It stands for Call Session Control Function & act as heart of the IMS system

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The CSCF performs all the signaling operations, manages SIP sessions and coordinates with

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other network entities for session control, service control and resource allocation.

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It consists of three different entities: the Proxy-CSCF (P-CSCF), the Interrogating-CSCF which is also called as I-CSCF

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and the last one is Serving-CSCF (S-CSCF).

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Let’s start with First Entity : P-CSCF also known as Proxy-CSCF or Proxy Call Session

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Control Function This SIP Proxy is sitting in Front of SIP

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Server always SIP Proxy is first Point of Entry point to

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IMS Network . This Proxy SIP Server is typically located

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in Visitor PLMN Network ( I mean to say the roaming network ) . This SIP Proxy has several important functions

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such as a) Validation of the correctness of SIP messages coming from the user b) It also ensure the security

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It also does the function of Authentication

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& asserts the identity of the UE In last , It also finds out Home SIP Server IP & Routes Traffic to same

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The Interrogator

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I am adding up two things here One is Interrogator & Another is Home Subscriber Server

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Let's discuss the Interrogator .. I-CSCF or Interrogator CSCF performs below Critical functions :-

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SIP Proxy forwards requests to Interrogator which in-turns finds out which SIP Server to Select

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User may be served by Various SIP Servers

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, While Only One SIP Servers serves customer While SIP Proxy is usually located in Roaming

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or Visited Network , Interrogator sits in Home Network

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So this is visited network , This is home network

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All the main tasks of Interrogator is Select Correct SIP Server or Registrar which is going to

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Server User All this communication between Proxy , Interrogator

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& SIP is always on SIP Protocol between all these Nodes . I-CSCF queries the HSS using the DIAMETER

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Cx interface to retrieve the user location and then routes the SIP request to its assigned

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S-CSCF during Registration of a call.

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It is also used during During MT Call routing

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HSS ( Home Subscriber Server )

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Now , Lets discuss HSS which is also know as Home Subscriber Server

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The HSS is the database of all subscriber and service data

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HSS contains the subscription-related information (user profiles), used by the control layer

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HSS is the master user database that is used for Registration , Authentication in both

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LTE Network , As well as in VoLTE IMS Network This allows the user to access the packet

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and circuit domains of the network initially, via IMSI authentication.

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HSS Communication is via Diameter protocol For super easy understanding, HSS is used

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as profile or database of User where all information is saved . This HSS will decide whether you

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are allowed to use VoLTE or Not , This will decide Whether You are even allowed to LTE Network or 4G Network or Not ? Etc..

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That's the role of HSS, It's a significant stuff after LTE launch

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Telephony App Server (TAS)

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Also called MMTEL or TAS .. Till now , We discussed IMS Core which is great for handling SIP but this requires App

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Servers to provide various supplementary services . For example , Voice calls in Mobile network

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requires Telephony App Server (TAS) . We need similar App servers for other Multimedia services

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such as Video , Gaming etc..

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Application Servers host and execute services, and interface with the S-CSCF using SIP.

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This allows third party providers to provide an easy integration and deployment of their value

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added services to the IMS infrastructure.

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IMS was never indented to be limited for voice services , Rather it was designed for multimedia

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services & voice is only One part of same IMS is not a service but service facilitator

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network . Its enables user to access various Applications such as Telephony service

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App Server handles Telephony part While SIP Server is still controlling Session

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such as Initiation , Maintain & Tear down of sessions .The TAS

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the provides telephone brain to the App server

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TAS is a telephony app server used for Telephony Service such as Call waiting, Call hold, Call pick up , Call forwarding, Call transfer , Call

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blocking services, Malicious Caller Identification , Lawful interception , Announcements, Digit

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collection , Conference call services etc..

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We can check various other App Servers such as Video App Server , Conference Bridge Service etc..

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Its an addon to the IMS just like TAS we can add on all these application servers onto the existing IMS Network

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App Servers are not considered as part of Core IMS Service

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Media Control

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In this Slide , We have split Media functions into two part – Control & Payload function

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The top one is the control function and lower one is user payload function

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Media Control is performing critical control

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plane function for VoLTE Call . Let;s discuss this one in detail . User can make call to PSTN Network or Fix

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Line Network where Media Control & Gateway is supposed to Speak to PSTN Network over

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ISUP / SS7 Protocol User can also make call to another IMS Networks

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Media Control handles the parts of the call state that pertain to connection control for

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media channels Media Control communicates with the SIP Server

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and selects the appropriate node depending on the routing number for incoming calls from

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legacy network Media Control also Performs protocol conversion

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between ISUP and the IM subsystem call for control protocols

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It also Controls the MGW resources with a H.248 interface

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It does all the control function of voice call

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Now , Let's discuss

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Media Gateway Media Gateway is element responsible for Payload

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Handling of VoLTE Call . Here is media Gateway

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It Interacts with Control and terminates bearer channels from a switched circuit network and

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media streams from a packet network (e.g., RTP streams in an IP network)

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Interfaces the media plane of the CS network, by converting between RTP and PCM

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It can also perform media transcoding, when the codecs used do not match (e.g. IMS might

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use AMR, PSTN might use G.711) . These 2 are different codecs . Other than Media conversion , It also performs

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bearer control and payload processing using codecs, echo cancellers and Managing other

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on-board resources

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Net , Net .. This is the guy who is going to ensure both the nodes , One side on LTE speaks to another side on PSTN

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Here , I am going to further Expand Media Control & Media Gateway into actual Node functions

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IMS Gateway which communicates with Other IMS Networks

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3GPP Names of these Nodes are IBCF & TrGW . IBCF is control Plane Entity & TrGW is user Plane Entity

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Similarly , PSTN Gateway is the node which communicates with PSTN Networks . 3GPP Names of these Nodes are MGCF and IMS-MGW

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MGCF is control Plane Entity & IMS-MGW is user Plane Entity

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ATCF stands for Access Transfer Control Function ATGW stands for Access Transfer Gateway

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As name suggest , These both Access nodes reside in serving IMS network (i.e. visited

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network in the roaming case) , They interact with LTE Network for Media Control & Payload

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handling . This is the node who is going to speak to the LTE network down the line ATCF handles the Access side Media Control

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for handing Voice calls with LTE PGW ATCF also plays vital role in enabling SRVCC

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Session Transfer mechanisms The ATGW is a media function that is used

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to anchor the media with LTE PGW . Net Net .. Its job is to interface with LTE and handover or receive the calls from the underlying 4G or LTE Network

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Now , I am showing you all 3 Media entities

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in One Screen While MGCF & IM-MGW is designed to communicate

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to PSTN Networks such traditional Voice network running on SS7 or ISUP

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IBCF & TrGW is designed to interwork with Other IMS Networks running on SIP

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This is prime reason for Breaking them into various network Elements . You can also see

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PCRF (Policy and Charging Rule Function)

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PCRF : This is used in both IMS & LTE Network . The main purpose of PCRF is to apply Policy

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to PDN or IPCAN Session . The PCRF provides priority of Bearers used for Making VoLTE

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calls & SIP Signaling . The QOS Provided by PCRF provides Highest priority to VoLTE voice

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traffic . This prioritization helps Voice call to pass thru even in case of Radio Congestion

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. PCRF also anchors communication between PCSCF & PGW over Gm Protocol reference Point

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Now , We are going to discuss .. MRF ( Media Resource Function )

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MRF stands for Media resource function MRF is both Gateway & Control function

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It deals with Call conferencing & things associated with RTP Mixing

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It is also used for Announcement & Media related functionalities

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MRF provide media plane processing independent of application types, e.g. transcoding, multiparty

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conferencing, network announcements/tones, etc.

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Now , Let's discuss our last component which is BGCF .. B Number routing Table

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BGCF stands for Breakout Gateway Control Function Serving CSCF Needs to make decision where

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to route SIP Message ( i.e.

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To PSTN or to Other SIP Network ) , BGCF Simplifies this Job by making these decisions about routing

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the call to destination Network . This is similar to

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our B Table of MSC

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BGCF is responsible for determining the next

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hop for routing of SIP messages For PSTN terminations, the BGCF determines

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the network in which CS domain breakout is to occur and selects the appropriate MGCF

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For terminations in peer IMS networks, the BGCF selects the appropriate IBCF to handle

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the interconnect to the peer IMS domain

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This is the Guy who is going to take routing decisions and who is going to route the calls to respective IBCF and MGCFs

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Ok , So Now We have covered almost everything out there on IMS , Let's see complete VoLTE IMS Picture

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The IMS architecture involves a clear separation of three layers :-

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This Green one is Transport layer

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The blue one is Application and Services layer

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And now , This red one is Session and Control layer

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The entire IMS is divided into these 3 Layers

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Now , let's see the Big picture . We have covered all the way from user handset to the LTE network to the IMS Core to the Voice PSTN

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This is Complete network diagram for VoLTE or IMS services

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Ok , Now let's see .. What happens when there is a congestion on Radio , Have you ever thought what will happen to

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Voice Calls during these Congestion ? .. As General principal , Data Internet

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can wait for some time , But Voice call Can’t . Voice has to be real-time

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LTE QoS provide us flexibility to provide priority of Bearer or Connection during Radio

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Congestions . Since Voice can’t be compromised and can’t afford delays , VoLTE is always

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provided Highest Priority over Internet traffic .

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with help of this QCI , We prioritize VoLTE over the generic Internet . We will be using typically 2 QCIs .

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1st one is the QCI=5 is used for VoLTE IMS Signaling . The another one is QCI=1 which is used for voice IMS Call

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Rest of QCIs which belongs from = 6 to 9 belongs to Internet . They are always low priority as compared to IMS

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They never provide Guaranteed BIT rate , Instead they work on best effort basis .

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Please refer to my another Video on VoLTE IMS Registration for detailed understanding

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of this along with other concepts & Call flows of VoLTE Registration , IMS APN Establishment

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& Default EPS bearer setup . I am going to cover all these concepts in detail in coming Videos .

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Here is another Bonus tip for you

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Now , Let's understand what all it takes to deploy VoLTE in existing 4G Network

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Lets see what all is required on PGW or SGW or on existing LTE network

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On PGW , The 1st piece is to enable default and dedicated bearers

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The default and dedicated dedicated Bearer concept is required when we are making multiple bearers for having SIP Signalling for making a additional voice calls on existing LTE network

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The 2nd Piece is IMS APN IP Pool obviously , We are going to new IP Pool for IMS APN , I am also going to connect my PGW to IMS

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The last one is , We also need to disable Online charging of the SIP signalling and voice calls for Data Piece

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I am going to charge , the voice calls as voice but not going to charge them for payload carried over data in terms of MB , I am going to do the charging

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per minute basis , but not on per MB basis ,

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Similarly , Let;'s see what all changes are required in MME , The 1st critical thing which we are going to do is SRVCC , I am going to cover SRVCC in coming Videos

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The 2nd One is again the IMS APN has be created , The 3rd is paging policy

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for VoLTE Calls , Every incoming call to the VoLTE customer require paging . We need to define high priority paging for VoLTE

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then the last one is QCI definition in MMEs , This is something which we recently discussed in our previous slides

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Now , Let's see what is required is voice core or MSS Network in order to support VoLTE .

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The 1st one is SRVCC which is required to handover the in case customer goes of coverage area , I am going to cover this particular element in the coming Videos

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The 2nd one is again the reach-ability between CS Core Network and IMS . The 3rd one is the configuration for breakin and breakout calls for IMS or vice versa

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The last one is the Codec negotiation which is going to occur between MSS and IMS

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Again .. ANOTHER BONUS TIP , Let's Assume there is operator who don't have ISIM

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Do existing 3G or LTE customer using USIM need to go for SIM Swap for availing VoLTE Services ?

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How do I launch VoLTE ? If i am having USIM type of SIMs available in the network , Do i Need to go for SIM Swap

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Of all the entire base with ISIM , Well no , There is a workaround available .

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USIM can be used to Avail VoLTE Services also , USIM with help of the binary with help of SIP user agent can drive IMPU and IMPI for authentication

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