Handover from circuit switched domain to circuit switched service over packet switched domain
A technology in the circuit switching domain and the packet switching domain, which is applied in the field of handover control mechanisms and can solve problems such as degraded service quality, interruption, and packet loss.
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[0037] The present invention relates to handover from legacy CS domain (ie 2G and / or 3G RAN) to CSoLTE based solutions. It applies to the following scenarios: when a terminal in CS-dedicated state moves from 2G / 3G RAN to an area where LTE coverage exists and when preferably the call is handed over to the LTE / SAE network.
[0038] This also means that the invention can be applied to CSoLTE-I and CSoLTE-D solutions, since these solutions involve utilizing CSoLTE principles to transport user plane and CS signaling connections.
[0039] The basic concept of the present invention is handover from legacy CS domain to CSoLTE triggered from 2G / 3G RAN. The handover consists of two parallel handover requests, one similar to the CS handover request and the second similar to the existing PS handover request. The CS handover request is also extended with a mechanism for transporting required terminal and PMSC IP-address information.
[0040] The situation handled by the present invention...
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