Method for controlling multimedia broadcast/multicast service conversation start
A technology for multimedia broadcasting and session initiation. It is used in broadcasting service distribution, radio/induction link selection and arrangement, and digital transmission systems. It can solve problems such as increasing network load and cost, occupation, and signaling impact, and achieve processing flow changes. Small, simple to implement, great flexibility and practicality
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[0070] In this embodiment, it is assumed that the service area of operator A is area B, and area B includes n sub-areas B1, B2, . . . , Bn. In network planning, one SGSN is set for each sub-area Bi. In this embodiment, operator A provides an MBMS multicast service, which provides traffic information service only within the scope of sub-area B1, then, the general service area of the MBMS multicast service is sub-area B1, and the corresponding SGSN is SGSN_B1. OAM configures the SGSN node list in the BM-SC that provides the MBMS multicast service. Since the MBMS multicast service is only provided within the sub-area B1, the SGSN node list configured by OAM has only one SGSN identifier, that is, SGSN_B1.
[0071] During the MBMS registration process, once an MBMS registration request is received from a GGSN, the BM-SC will add the identifier of the GGSN to the parameter "downstream node list" in its own MBMS bearer context, and respond with an MBMS registration response messag...
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[0079] In this embodiment, it is assumed that the service area of operator A is area B, and area B includes n sub-areas B1, B2, . . . , Bn. In network planning, one SGSN is set for each sub-area Bi. In this embodiment, operator A provides an MBMS multicast service, which provides traffic information service only within the scope of sub-area B1, then, the general service area of the MBMS multicast service is sub-area B1, and the corresponding SGSN is SGSN_B1. OAM configures the SGSN node list on the GGSN that provides the MBMS multicast service. Since the MBMS multicast service is only provided within the sub-area B1, the SGSN node list configured by OAM has only one SGSN identifier, that is, SGSN_B1.
[0080] During the MBMS registration process, if the GGSN receives a registration request message from the SGSN, the GGSN first judges whether the SGSN node list obtained through OAM configuration restricts the SGSN receiving the MBMS multicast service, that is, whether the SG...
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[0084] In this embodiment, it is assumed that the service area of operator A is area B, and area B includes n sub-areas B1, B2, . . . , Bn. In network planning, one SGSN is set for each sub-area Bi. The BM-SC saves the corresponding relationship between the SGSNs in the network and the geographic locations of their coverage areas. In this embodiment, operator A provides an MBMS multicast service, and the MBMS multicast service provides traffic information service only within the scope of sub-area B1. By comparing the geographical location of the area covered by the SGSN stored by the BM-SC with the geographical location of the sub-area B1, the BM-SC obtains that the SGSN serving the traffic information service area is SGSN_B1, and the SGSN node list only includes SGSN_B1.
[0085] The subsequent MBMS registration process and session initiation process are the same as those in the first and second embodiments above.
[0086] In the second implementation scheme, the OAM defin...
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